East of Central park is the beginning of the East Sector. Like it's name suggests this area is a forest and every now and then there are a few wires streaming across, along with giant electrical sockets and plugs. Plant and insect digimon can be found in this area.

Even thicker than Wire Forest, Protocol Forest holds many tricky digimon that know the land well. It would be best if one were to keep an eye out for them or have some sort of repellent. 'cause they aren't kidding when they say that the trees have eyes.

Within the northern side of Protocol Forest is Divermon's Lake. It is one of the few areas in this Sector that has water. It is also a great fishing spot if one has a fishing rod. As it's name suggests, there's Divermon here that people can actually interact with without battling. They're intelligent and friendly AI.

Plenty of aracnids as well as egyptian based digimon reside here. There have also been some reports that there are zombies?! One might want to stock up on supplies before heading here. Perhaps the most notable thing about the area is the pyramid it hides. Best watch your step once you make it into there with its floating floors.

A quaint little inn located just south of the Protocol Ruins and west of Wind Prairie is this gem. It's build very much like a log cabin and meant to give the impression of an old american style log cabin in the middle of the forest --- which it is essentially.

Just before Seiryu City is Wind Prairie. Strange windmills are spread sparingly around as a cool but comforting wind crosses the area.

Of all the cities, this is the most lively. Carved on the side of a mountain, there are a few cliffs, but it doesn't stop the lively atmosphere that practically radiates from the area. Like in Wind Prairie, there's a constant cool breeze that's just right. There's also a sleeping dragon resting in one of the towers.

Aptly named because plenty of people do kick its trees. (Nature lovers, don't worry, they're wearing protective gear!) They say that special digimon award tamers who manage to knock down a digimon from these trees and defeat them. There's a lake in the middle of the forest and a few cliffs near the south end reminding players that it is on elevated ground.

Just north of Kicking Forest is Tyrano Valley. It is made up of cliffs and dinosaur skeletons. In fact, all of the rope bridges here use dinosaur bones in place of wood. (Think the bone graveyard in Lion King with dinosaur bones instead.) The valley is ruled by a Master Tyranomon who does not like weak and feeble tamers.

The East Station is reminicant of a real life subway station. However, depending on one's status, it may have a platform that can carry one player and digimon comfortably. In general, what shows up is a trailmon, typically Trailmon (C-89).