A/N: Wow, one hundred already? I feel like I should have written something special, but I didn't. I just wrote something involving a little toy that was popular for quite a few years... makes me feel old remembering when I used to play with it. Just, somehow I can imagine this amusing quite a number of people. Not quite as digimon based as others, but I don't see Mimi as the kind of person who would own a Bop It considering when she moved to the States, so...
Background: The A team is Nicole's main team that she traveled around with during her journey. Stellath is a dragon able to shift sizes, and probably the closest thing to a digimon partner that Nicole will ever have. Yes, I know this is kind of weird, but that's kind of how it is and it's been stuck that way for a long time...
Davis wasn't quite sure what was going on. All he knew was that Nicole, her A team, and Stellath were all standing in a circle, passing something around that was emitting a rhythm and strange noises. Every now and then, he would hear the words "Pass it!" Then whoever had the object would pass it to the next being in the circle.
He glanced at Veemon, who also looked somewhat confused. "You know what's going on?" the digimon asked quietly, as though not wanting to disturb whatever it was the others were doing.
"No…"
Scyther had the object now, and she seemed a little bit annoyed, holding it between two blades and pulling at different knobs with her mouth. Davis leaned a little closer, noting that it looked slightly like a steering wheel, but it obviously wasn't...
Then suddenly the device shouted, "AAAAAH! Killer dude, you're out."
Scyther sighed and handed the object to Venusaur. "I forgot how hard it is to play this when you don't have hands or any prehensile things."
Raichu scratched her head and grimaced slightly. "Well, it was made for humans after all."
"Lucky humans," Stellath flicked her tongue out at Nicole, who childishly stuck her own tongue back out at the dragon.
It was then that Davis decided to jump in. "Hey guys, what is that?"
The group turned to him and Veemon, all smiling. "We're playing Bop It," Venusaur answered, waving the toy with a vine. "Extreme, because it's just that awesome."
"I found it at home last time we went to visit and thought it'd be fun to bring back," Nicole explained, grinning a little. "We used to play with this a lot back in the day."
"Good times during the three years when life was boring," Gengar added with a slightly wistful smile.
Veemon bounced up a little. "So, how do you play?"
Surprisingly, Blastoise was the one who answered. "Well, you just follow the directions the music gives you," she replied, crossing her arms sternly. "It tells you to do things and you do them on the Bop It."
Venusaur was twisting a couple knobs, and he handed it to Davis. "Here, give it a try. I changed it to the mode where it talks for you."
Davis stared at the object. Four odd knob things, each differently colored with different words beside them, and a large button in the middle with the boldly emblazoned English words "Bop It Extreme".
"Hit the 'Bop It' button," Charizard suggested, holding a claw up helpfully.
He did.
Davis and Veemon were pulled in immediately.