@placebo_yue Oh, though the name of the format has the exact letters of the initials to a 3D animation program MikuMikuDance (which I use for posing, not for animations).

Usually models come in TMD format on playstation games. Digimon World uses MMD, a format that might be used only on this game as far as i know, and includes not only the model, but every animation. The model can be extracted from the MMD, but you get all the "pieces" (head, legs, wings, arms, etc) all overlapped on the origin (xyz=0), and there's not an easy way to reconstruct them besides doing so manually, the UVs are slightly off when the textures ripped from the game are applied, and there's no way to recover the animations. So basically you're redoing the whole thing like a jigzaw puzzle. Only way would be for someone to "crack" the MMD format, parse the data properly, and *at least* get the models with it's pieces in place. That way you could try to rig them and UV map them yourself.. or maybe the MMD also has that data? who knows.
Doesn't seem to be interest on doing so anymore from what i've googled.

Why this game's models aren't ripped? Do they have some format that's impossible to get or nobody had the passion to get'em?