When three ordinary Earth children, Jackie, Matt, and Inez, unintentionally let the Hacker access to Motherboard, the ultimate ruler of Cyberspace, she is badly wounded by a virus. The youngsters are sent into Cyberspace in order to safeguard the planet from the Hacker and his inept minions Buzz and Delete until a solution is discovered. They join forces with Digit, and eventually with a slew of other Cybercitizens who show out to be fantastic allies eager to battle for Motherboard. Characters
Digit is a mostly indigo cybird with a body layout similar to that of a turkey in robot form[11]. Digit's head resembles that of a seagull[11], and both it and the tip of his tail are lavender. His beak is sharp and nearly the length of his head[11], with large nostrils and wrinkles at the base, and three rounded buckteeth on each side. He has dark circles beneath his eyes. Digit's wings may be used as hands, and his tail functions as a little propeller, with four triangular tail feathers[8] that serve as blades (although he is usually only drawn with three visible at a time, even from the back). The tail's body may be opened to deploy a parachute[3]. He has a white, rectangular "chest hatch"[12][8] on his chest with a little red knob on top. In profile, Digit's height and length are about three times the breadth of his head[11].
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Martin, Kristin Laskas 31st of December, 2004 ( ) 309 A hacker attempts to disrupt the celebrations on Starlight Night, Cyberspace's favorite holiday (a combination of Christmas and New Year's Eve on the same day). For Real: "Harry's Home Away from Home" Harry looks for a more efficient method to make wake-up calls.
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