Burst Mode

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Burst Mode (バーストモード Bāsuto Mōdo) is activated by the power of human emotion. Burst Mode grants to certain Digimon power that exceed the Ultimate level.

Overview[edit]

In 2005, studies on Digimon DNA ("Digital Nature Ability"), elemental data that exists in the Digital World representing the 8 attributes, began. With the Digimon Accel, it was possible to use Human DNA to evolve Digimon, releasing a new "Super Evolution". In 2006, the power that exists beyond "Ultimates" known as "Burst Mode" was discovered, but such power was considered risky and was in research. And then in 2007, a new device was released, the two types of hardware that are paired to interfere with the sealed evolutionary code in a Digimon's Digicore, the Digimon Twin.

List of Burst Mode Digimon[edit]

Appearances[edit]

Anime[edit]

Digimon Savers[edit]

Burst Mode is considered a power that exceeds the Ultimate Level, obtained through the use of a polished Digisoul alongside the Digivice Burst. However, triggering it with negative effects could cause dangerous results, making it hard to use. In the past, Daimon Suguru could evolve his Partner Digimon, Bancho Leomon, into his own Burst Mode. In the present, his son, Daimon Masaru, is the first to accomplish it, although through anger at Thoma H. Norstein's supposed betrayal, causing Shine Greymon to become Ruin Mode instead, then revert to a Digitama[1].

After his rebirth, Shine Greymon properly obtains Burst Mode during the fight against Kurata Akihiro, who had fused with Belphemon[2]. Following that, Thoma's partner, Mirage Gaogamon, obtains his own Burst Mode to fight Lord Knightmon[3]. Afterwards, Fujieda Yoshino and Noguchi Ikuto's partners, Rosemon and Ravmon, obtained their own Burst Modes together to fight Duftmon[4].

During the final fight against Yggdrasill, Agumon obtained a separate Burst Mode without first becoming Shine Greymon[5].

Burst Mode Digimon in Digimon Savers.

Digimon Savers The Movie: Ultimate Power! Activate Burst Mode!![edit]

The first on-screen appearance of Burst Mode happened in this movie, with Daimon Masaru and Shine Greymon obtaining Burst Mode to fight against Algomon Ultimate.

Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time[edit]

Daimon Masaru first appears on top of Agumon: Burst Mode during the fight against the Venom Vamdemon and Belial Vamdemon created by Quartzmon. The latter later evolves into Shine Greymon: Burst Mode, following Dukemon taking his own Crimson Mode[6].

Manga[edit]

Digimon ReCollection[edit]

Thanks to Nozomi Riko giving him the Omega Blade, Nozomi Mayu's Partner Digimon, Shine Greymon, evolves into his Burst Mode to stop Armagemon in Episode 4.

Shine Greymon: Burst Mode in Digimon ReCollection.

Video Games[edit]

Digimon Masters[edit]

Main article: Super Ultimate

In the Korean version of Digimon Masters, Super Ultimate is an Evolution Stage above Ultimate. The English-language version calls some evolutions at this stage "Burst Mode" and others "Side Mega". Its use of "Burst Mode" is broader than the term elsewhere in the franchise: the game includes the Burst Mode forms of the four Digimon from Digimon Savers, but many of its other evolutions labeled "Burst Mode" are not Burst Mode forms in the franchise. Specific evolution items are required to unlock them.

Super Ultimate evolutions in Digimon Masters—called "Burst Mode" and "Side Mega" in its English-language version
Name Evolution Line Required Item
Abaddomon Core Negamon Source of Destruction
Aegisdramon Gomamon Evolution Limit
Agumon -Yuki no Kizuna- Agumon Last Evolution - Courage
Ancient Troiamon Palmon (Woodmon) Trojan
Apocalymon Pico Devimon (Soulmon)
Hagurumon (Mechanorimon)
Palmon (Woodmon)
Betamon (Seadramon)
Free of Regression
Armagemon Keramon Black Tentacle
Bagramon Bagramon Bagramon's idealism and conviction
Barbamon (X-Antibody) Tukaimon (Witchmon) X-Antibody Factor
Beelzebumon: Blast Mode Impmon Toy Gun
Belial Vamdemon Pico Devimon (Devimon) Sodom and Gomorrah
Belphemon: Rage Mode Psychemon Alarm Clock
Black Saint Galgomon Terriermon Black Saint Wing
Black Seraphimon Patamon Shadow Wing
Chaosdramon Hagurumon (Mechanorimon) Hyper Cannon
Chaosdramon (X-Antibody) Hagurumon (Mechanorimon) X-Antibody Factor
Chaos Piemon Pico Devimon (Soulmon) Trump Sword
Craniummon Drimogemon
Hagurumon (Guardromon)
Duo Solar Spear
Craniummon (X-Antibody) Hagurumon (Guardromon) X-Antibody Factor
Death-X-mon DORUmon (Death-X-DORUgamon) Death-X-Antibody
Demon (Beast Mode) Tukaimon (Devimon) Furious Claw
Demon (X-Antibody) Tukaimon (Devimon) X-Antibody Factor
Done Devimon Tukaimon (Devimon) Minus Data
Dukemon Guilmon (Dukemon) Matrix Evolution - Dukemon
Dukemon: Crimson Mode Guilmon (Dukemon) Gungnir
Fujinmon Monodramon
Revolmon
Starmon
Critical Arm
Gabumon -Yujo no Kizuna- Gabumon (Metal Garurumon) Last Evolution - Friendship
Gankoomon Peti Meramon (Death Meramon) Tekken
Gankoomon (X-Antibody) Peti Meramon (Death Meramon) X-Antibody Factor
Giga Seadramon Betamon Giga Scale
Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode V-mon (XV-mon) Omni Sword
JESmon Huckmon At, Rene, and Pol
JESmon (X-Antibody) Huckmon JESmon X-Antibody Factor
King Etemon Goburimon
Gottsumon
Great King Suit
Kuzuhamon Renamon Monk Staff
Kuzuhamon: Miko Mode Renamon Rite of Purification
Lilithmon (X-Antibody) Plotmon (Mikemon) X-Antibody Factor
Lucemon: Larva Lucemon Source of the Darkness
Lucemon: Satan Mode Lucemon Gehenna
Marsmon Bearmon Tria Knuckle
Megidramon Guilmon (Chaos Dukemon) Digital Hazard
Megidramon (X-Antibody) Guilmon (Chaos Dukemon) X-Antibody Factor
Mervamon Plotmon (Black Tailmon) Goddess Growth
Mirage Gaogamon: Burst Mode Gaomon Evolution Limit
Ofanimon Plotmon (Tailmon) Holy Spear
Ofanimon: Falldown Mode Plotmon (Tailmon) Madness of Abyss
Ornismon Piyomon Ornis Wing
Plesiomon Gomamon Essence of Marine Dragon
Prince Mamemon Kokuwamon Royal Ornament
Raguelmon Meicoomon Wicked Slasher
Ravmon: Burst Mode Falcomon (2006 Anime Version) Evolution Limit
Rosemon: Burst Mode Lalamon Evolution Limit
Saint Galgomon Terriermon Matrix Evolution - Saint Galgomon'’
Sakuyamon Renamon Matrix Evolution - Sakuyamon
Shine Greymon: Burst Mode Agumon (2006 Anime Version) Evolution Limit
Toy Agumon Toy Agumon Evoluter
Tyrant Kabuterimon Tentomon Tyrant Crow
Ulforce V-dramon Future Mode V-mon (V-dramon) Digimental Code-F[N 1]
Victory Greymon Agumon Dramon Breaker
Valdurmon Hawkmon Holy Wing
Z'd Garurumon Gabumon (Metal Garurumon) Z'd-hou

Virtual Pets[edit]

Digivice Burst[edit]

Raisable Digimon from the Digivice Burst

"Burst Evolution" is a feature present in this device, making reference to the energy used to access Burst Mode, Digisoul. Every Digimon can use Burst Evolution, and Digimon that are Child stage or above, both those raisable and encountered in enemy battles, are able to activate the "aura" of Burst Evolution. The aura temporarily increases the attack power of the Digimon, while Burst Evolution causes the Digimon to temporarily reach higher evolution stages. This feature is similar to the "Blast Evolution" found in the Digimon Accel.

Three Digimon with the Burst Mode, Shine Greymon: Burst Mode, Mirage Gaogamon: Burst Mode, and Ravmon: Burst Mode are all available for raising on this device, but are accessible only through Burst Evolution (alongside Lucemon: Satan Mode and others). They can access the Burst "aura" available to all other Digimon.

Raisable Digimon including Burst Mode forms
Enemy Digimon from the Digivice Burst

Vital Bracelet BE[edit]

Pendulum COLOR 7 Toho Braves[edit]

Ravmon is raisable on the Pendulum COLOR 7 Toho Braves and turns into Ravmon: Burst Mode using the Mode Change mechanic on the Digimon Pendulum COLOR devices. This is a temporary state taken during battle.

Digital Monster COLOR Digimon Xros Wars 15th Edition[edit]

Armamon: Burst Mode appears as a Mode Change for Armamon, accessible only in battle.

TCG[edit]

Digimon Card Game[edit]

Burst Mode cards are considered Level 7 in the Digimon Card Game, above Ultimate/Level 6. Some Burst Mode Digimon have the Burst Evolution keyword, which allows them to evolve from their non-Burst Mode forms at no cost by returning their specific Tamer from Digimon Savers to the hand. However, the Burst Mode must be trashed at the end of the turn, returning to its previous stage.

Additional Information[edit]

References Notes
  1. ↑ Removed from the game in May 2018.
Evolution
Digimon
Evolution Stages

Natural

Digitama ⇒ Baby I ⇒ Baby II ⇒ Child ⇒ Adult ⇒ Perfect ⇒ Ultimate (Super Ultimate)

Artificial

Armor • Hybrid

Other

No Level • Unknown

Methods

Individual

Dark Evolution • Death Evolution • Blast Evolution • Mode Change • Slide Evolution • Mutation

Combination

Jogress (Partition) • Fusion • DigiXros

Items

Digimental (Armor Evolution • Digimental Evolution Chart) • Legendary Spirits • X-Antibody (X-Evolution • Death-X-Evolution) • Crest • Digisoul (Burst Mode) • e-Pulse
Appmon
Grades

Normal

Standard ⇒ Super ⇒ Ultimate ⇒ God

Other

No Grade • Unknown

Methods

Applink • AppGattai • Burst