D-Power Digivice Toy (EU/AS)

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For the Japanese toy line, see D-Ark Toy. For the North American toy line, see D-Power Digivice Toy (NA).

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The D-Power Digivice is a line of LCD quest game devices that was released exclusively in European, Southeast Asian and Oceanian markets as as a tie-in to various foreign dubs of the Digimon Tamers anime. It is based on the D-Ark model of Digivice that appears in that series. This toy line is entirely different from both the D-Ark toy line that was produced and released in Japan, and the D-Power Digivice that was released in North American markets.

Versions

Firmware Ver.	Branding Version	Release Date	Known styles
DP•EU V1.00	D-Power Digivice	?? 2001	Silver/red (Matsuda Takato's first) Silver/blue (Makino Ruki's) Silver/green (Lee Jianliang's) White/blue, camouflage pattern (Hong Kong Asia Cup limited edtion) Drab/green, camouflage pattern (Hong Kong Asia Cup limited edtion) Translucent/silver (Hong Kong Asia Cup limited edtion) Translucent/red (Hong Kong Asia Cup limited edtion)
DPOWER V 2.0x	D-Power Digivice Version 2	?? 2001	Translucent red/silver Translucent blue/silver (based on Akiyama Ryo's) Translucent green/silver Translucent purple/yellow/red
DPOWER V 3.0x	D-Power Digivice Version 3	?? 2001	Silver/red/gold, with added detailing (Matsuda Takato's second) Red/silver, with added detailing Blue/silver, with added detailing Green/silver, with added detailing

Unlike other LCD toys, the screen resolution of the D-Power Digivice line differs between versions. Version 1 features the same 32x16 resolution as the earlier non-Japanese Digivice and D-3 toys and use the same sprite style as those devices, and Versions 2 and 3 feature an expanded resolution of 30x32, the same resolution used on the North American D-Power Digivice and later Bandai Asia/America devices, such as the D-Tector, D-Spirit, and Digimon Neo, and use the same sprite style as those devices, including replacing 16x16 sprites for all Digimon who had them in Version 1 with sprites that take advantage of the expanded vertical resolution.

Set-Up and Game Play

When the device is first turned on, the player is prompted to select one partner Digimon from the main cast of Digimon Tamers to play as. The options are:

• Version 1: Guilmon, Renamon, and Terriermon
• Version 2: Guilmon, Renamon, Terriermon, and Monodramon
• Version 3: Guilmon, Renamon, Terriermon, Monodramon, and Impmon

The unselected partner Digimon may become allies later.

The player also starts the game with some in-game Cards, depending on version:

• Version 1: Speed Card (x2), Attack Card (x2)
• Version 2: Speed Card (x2), Attack Card (x2), Rookie Digivolve
• Version 3: (TBA)

Progression

When the pedometer shakes (either by shaking the device, or walking with it), steps are recorded and the player character walks toward a destination Area on the map. The game measures the Distance remaining until the player reaches the Area; it is displayed when the player presses the B Button while on the home screen. Once Distance reaches 0, the player enters a boss encounter, and if the player defeats the boss, the Area is completed.

Lap 1
Map	Area	Distance	Boss		Random Enemies	Other Events
The player starts the game in Map 1, Area 01.
Map 1	Area 01	2000		(See note)	Goburimon Harpymon Mothmon Golemon	(See note)
Map 1	Area 02	2200		(See note)	Harpymon Mothmon Sepikmon Dokugumon Dark Lizamon	(See note)
Map 1	Area 03	2400		(See note)	Goblimon Harpymon Mothmon Sepikmon Dokugumon Golemon Dark Lizamon	(See note)
The end goal events of the first three Areas are randomized in each playthrough. The three possible events are: A boss fight with Sandiramon. A visit to a larger Card Shop operated by Gigimon. Unlike the random encounter Card Shop, the player is allowed to buy as many Battle Cards as they wish in a single visit, as long as they have the D-Energy to afford it. An encounter where the player must save Culumon from Impmon. The player is prompted to shake the pedometer to charge up energy. If successful, the player is rewarded with the Rookie Digivolve card, and their D-Energy is replenished to 99 points (full). After clearing all three Areas, Area 04 appears.
Map 1	Area 04	3000		Sinduramon	Goburimon Mothmon Sepikmon Dokugumon Blossomon	(TBA)
After clearing Area 04, the player is sent to Map 2.
Map 2	Area 05	2000		(See note)	Goburimon Allomon Yaksamon Blossomon	(See note)
Map 2	Area 06	2200		(See note)	Goburimon Hanumon Devidramon	(See note)
Map 2	Area 07	2400		(See note)	Hanumon Devidramon Blossomon	(See note)
The end goal events of the first three Areas are randomized in each playthrough. The three possible events are: A boss fight with Pajiramon. A visit to a larger Card Shop operated by Pokomon. Unlike the random encounter Card Shop, the player is allowed to buy as many Battle Cards as they wish in a single visit, as long as they have the D-Energy to afford it. An encounter where the player must save Culumon from Impmon. The player is prompted to shake the pedometer to charge up energy. If successful, the player is rewarded with the Champion Digivolve card, and their D-Energy is replenished to 99 points (full). After clearing all three Areas, Area 08 appears.
Map 2	Area 08	2800		Vajramon	Goburimon Golemon Hanumon Vademon	(TBA)

Lap 1
Map	Area	Distance	Boss		Random Enemies	Other Events
The player starts the game in the China Area.
Map 4/1	China	4000		(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)
Map 4/1	Indonesia	5000		(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)
Map 1	Australia	7000		(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)
Map 2	California	8000		(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)
Maps 2/3	New York	6000		(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)
Maps 2/3	Panama	5000		(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)
Maps 3/4	Portugal	7000		(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)
Map 4	Poland	10000		(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)

Lap 1
Map	Area	Distance	Boss		Random Enemies	Other Events
Map 1	Area 01	4000	↓ ↓	D-Reaper ADR-02   ↓ D-Reaper ADR-02   ↓ D-Reaper ADR-02	Dark Tyranomon Dokugumon Monochromon Raremon	(TBA)
Map 1	Area 02	5000	↓ ↓	D-Reaper ADR-04   ↓ D-Reaper ADR-04   ↓ D-Reaper ADR-04	Evilmon Monochromon Parrotmon Raremon	(TBA)
Map 2	Area 03	(TBA)		D-Reaper ADR-03	Bakemon Devidramon Hagurumon Lady Devimon Raremon	(TBA)
Map 2	Area 04	6000		D-Reaper ADR-05	Archnemon Devimon Devidramon Shakomon	(TBA)
Map 3	Area 05	7000		D-Reaper ADR-06	Archnemon Raremon Scorpiomon	(TBA)
Map 3	Area 06	(TBA)		D-Reaper ADR-07	(TBA)	(TBA)
Map 4	Area 07	(TBA)	↓ ↓	D-Reaper ADR-07   ↓ D-Reaper ADR-07   ↓ D-Reaper ADR-07	Cyclomon EBEmon Skull Mammon	(TBA)
Map 4	Area 08	8000		D-Reaper ADR-08	Deathmon Mummymon Zanbamon	(TBA)
Map 4	Area 09	10000		Mother D-Reaper	Archnemon Cyclomon Fantomon Vamdemon	(TBA)
Map 5	Area 10	8000		Apocalymon	Cerberumon Cyclomon Deltamon Devitamamon Dokugumon Lady Devimon Mugendramon Parrotmon Pico Devimon Snimon	(TBA)
Map 5	Area 11	8000		BelialVamdemon	Evilmon Deltamon Devitamamon Fantomon Mummymon Pico Devimon Venom Vamdemon	(TBA)
Map 5	Area 12	(TBA)		Reaper	Lady Devimon Scorpiomon	(TBA)
Map 6	Area 13	(TBA)	↓ ↓	Chimairamon   ↓ Millenniumon   ↓ Zeed Millenniumon	Cerberumon Devitamamon Mugendramon Pico Devimon Skull Satamon	(TBA)

Menus

• Status: View the stats of allied Digimon and any currently available evolutions for them. The player may select a Digimon in the party to set them as their current partner Digimon on the map.
• Map: View the world map, the Areas that the player must clear, and the Distance to each. The player may select another Area to set as their destination, but doing so resets the Distance count, so the player loses any progress they had made toward their previous destination Area.
• Card: View the cards that the player currently has in stock. Divided into two submenus, one for each type of card.
• Game: Play a minigame. Each version has a different minigame.
  • Version 1: A whack-a-mole style game where the player must move the reticle with the left and right buttons.
  • Version 2: A game where the player controls a cursor that moves around the edge of the screen. The player must shoot the head of an enemy in the center of the screen while avoiding its shots.
  • Version 3: A kickboxing minigame. Choose whether to hit the opponent high, middle or low, or evade the opponent's hit. The aim is to deplete the opponent's HP bar before they deplete your HP bar.
• Medical: Heal injuries sustained from losing a battle.
• Connect: Play multiplayer with compatible devices. There are two options.
  • VS. Battle (VS in Version 1): Initiate a battle with another device. The player is prompted to select one Battle Card and one Digivolve Card to use, then to swipe a card through the device's card slot, and then connect the devices together. The D-Power Digivice can battle using either of two protocols, which are selected by pressing a corresponding button to confirm the connection.
  • Scan: Send the data of one selected Digimon to another device, either to view data on it (D-Terminal Toy, D-Gather, D-Spirit) or to add it to that device's collection (D-Tector Toy).

Cards

In-game, the player collects cards that can be used to bring about effects in battle. When the player selects one of these cards to use, they are then prompted to swipe a real-life card through the slot on the right side of the device. The game measures the speed of the player's swipe each time and uses this information to decide some outcomes.

All cards belong to one of two types: Battle Cards and Digivolve Cards.

Battle Cards

Battle Cards modify the stats and attributes of the ally Digimon in combat. Where noted, the closer the speed of the swipe is to the desired range of a particular card, the higher the stat boost will be (it is also possible for failed/erroneous swipe inputs to result in no stat boost at all).

In Versions 1 and 2, there are four Battle Card types:

• Speed Card: For the rest of the turn, the ally Digimon's Speed stat is increased, which improves their chances of evading the opponent's attacks. Requires a fast swipe.
• Attack Card: For the rest of the turn, the ally Digimon's Attack stat is increased, which increases their damage output if their attack hits the opponent. Requires a slow swipe.
  • Defense Card: For the rest of the turn, the ally Digimon's Sense stat is increased, which reduces the chance that the opponent will be able to evade their attack, and increases the odds of succesfully initiating a counterattack. (If swiped during a counterattack, it increases their Life (HP) stat.) Requires a medium-speed swipe.
• Power Card: For the rest of the turn, the ally Digimon's Speed and Attack stats are increased.

In Version 3, there are eight Battle Card types, divided into three categories:

• Normal Cards: Provide stat increases, as in Versions 1 and 2.
  • Speed Card: For the rest of the turn, the ally Digimon's Speed stat is increased, which improves their chances of evading the opponent's attacks. Requires a fast swipe.
  • Attack Card: For the rest of the turn, the ally Digimon's Attack stat is increased, which increases their damage output if their attack hits the opponent. Requires a slow swipe.
  • Defense Card: For the rest of the turn, the ally Digimon's Sense stat is increased, which reduces the chance that the opponent will be able to evade their attack, and increases the odds of succesfully initiating a counterattack. (If swiped during a counterattack, it increases their Life (HP) stat.) Requires a medium-speed swipe.
• Type Cards: Change the ally Digimon in combat's elemental type.
  • Flame Power: Sets the ally's type to Fire.
  • Forest Power: Sets the ally's type to Forest.
  • Wind Power: Sets the ally's type to Wind.
  • Sea Power: Sets the ally's type to Sea.
• Special Cards: Miscellaneous.
  • Crest of Miracle: If used by itself, then for the rest of the turn, the ally Digimon's Speed, Attack, and Sense stats are all increased. May have special effects if used in a card combo.

Digivolve Cards

Abbreviated as D-Volve Cards in Version 1. Use this card to attempt to digivolve (evolve) the ally Digimon in combat. Success is not guaranteed. Except in Version 3, each attempt to evolve consumes a type of currency point that has a different name in every version of the D-Power: D-Energy (Version 1)/Digivolve Energy (Version 2).

The selection of Digivolve Cards differs between versions.

In Versions 1 and 2, there are five Digivolve Cards:

• Rookie Digivolve
• Champion Digivolve
• Ultimate Digivolve
• Mega Digivolve
• Infinity Digivolve

In Version 3, there are two Digivolve cards:

• Normal Digivolve: Attempt to evolve to the next Evolution Stage (e.g. Monodramon → Strikedramon)
• Super Digivolve: Attempt to evolve to their form two Evolution Stages higher (e.g. Renamon → Taomon)

Combo Swiping

Version 3 adds a feature where the player has the option to swipe a second card in each turn. Doing so can create combos which, at minimum, apply the effects of both cards at once.

• Normal + Normal: The stat increases of both cards are applied.
• Normal + Type: Both the stat increase of the Normal Card and the type change of the Type Card are applied.
• Normal + Digivolve: The Digimon evolves and the stat increase of the Normal Card is applied.
• Normal + Special: The stat increases of both cards are applied.
• Digivolve + Digivolve: The ally Digimon evolves twice.
• Digivolve + Type:
  • If the ally Digimon is Rookie (Child), Champion (Adult), or Ultimate (Perfect), then evolution flow is changed depending on the Type card swiped.
    For example: V-mon (a Forest type) evolves to Fladramon (a Fire type) instead of XV-mon (a Forest type) if Flame Power card is swiped together with Normal Digivolve card. This change of evolution flow is continued for the rest of the battle, therefore if a Normal Digivolve card is swiped without a Type card afterwards, Fladramon evolves to Knightmon (a Fire type) instead of Paildramon (a Forest type). However, this does not prevent a Champion or Ultimate from evolving to a Mega (Ultimate) of a different type.
  • If the ally Digimon is already Mega or Ex-Mega (e.g. Dukemon: Crimson Mode, Beelzebumon: Blast Mode, Omegamon), only their type is changed.
• Digivolve + Special: If the ally Digimon is Rookie, Champion or Ultimate, they both evolve and receive the Crest of Miracle boost to three stats. If they are Mega, they evolve into their Ex-Mega form.
• Type + Type: The first selected Type card determines the type change applied to the ally Digimon. The second selected Type card increases one of the ally Digimon's stats depending on its element (Fire = Attack, Forest = Life, Wind = Speed, Sea = Sense).
• Type + Special: Both the three-stat increase of the Crest of Miracle and the type change of the Type Card are applied.
• Special + Special: If the ally Digimon is not already in Ex-Mega form, they immediately evolve into that form regardless of their current Evolution Stage. If they are already Ex-Mega, the three-stat boost of the Crest of Miracle is applied twice, and they also gain Life (HP).

Events

As the player walks, random events may be triggered, and the D-Power will call out for the player to do the event. Random events include:

• A battle with an enemy Digimon.
• Encountering the Card Shop, where the player may spend D-Energy (Version 1)/Digivolve Energy (Version 2)/D-Source (Version 3) points to buy Battle Cards. In Version 1, the player may only buy one card per visit, but in later versions, the player may buy as many cards as they wish, as long as they have enough points to afford them.

Version 1 only

• Encountering an un-recruited ally Digimon, who joins the player's party.
• Encountering Impmon, who attempts to abduct the current partner Digimon, or completely sap the player's D-Energy. The player is prompted to mash the Down button to resist; if they mash enough to raise the gauge to 3 or higher, the partner Digimon escapes.

Version 2 only

• Encountering Parasimon, who attempts to abduct and possess the current partner Digimon. The player can mash the Down button in order to increase the chance to successfully escape; however, even if the button is not mashed at all, there is still a chance for the current partner Digimon to escape.
• Encountering a partner Digimon previously abducted and possessed by Parasimon. Unlike the usual enemy Digimon, the possessed partner Digimon always attacks first before the battle menu even shows up, and have the chance to evolve to a random stage (except Ex-Mega) after being defeated the first time. The possessed partner Digimon is freed and returned to the player if it does not evolve after the first time defeat or or is defeated again after evolution.

Version 3 only

• Encountering a Dark Hole, which will attempt to abduct one ally Digimon. Dark Holes will appear at different locations along the four edges of the screen three times, and each time the player must press the button opposite to that screen edge to stop it.
• Encountering a D-Reaper-like mass emerging from a Dark Hole, which holds one abducted Digimon. Mash Down to break through the mass and free the Digimon.

Battle

When a battle begins, the player is presented with this menu:

• Attack (Fight in Version 1): Begin the turn's attacking phase without any further changes or preparations.
• Battle Card: Select a Battle Card to use, then swipe to attempt to activate its effects. After this, the attacking phase of the turn begins.
• Digivolve Card: Select a Digivolve Card to use, then swipe to attempt the evolution. This costs D-Energy/Digivolve Energy/D-Source. After this, the attacking phase of the turn begins.
• Change: Choose another ally Digimon to take over as the partner Digimon, both in battle and after it is finished. After the change, the player is returned to the menu to select what to do with that ally.
• Escape: Escape from the battle and return to the main screen.

Attacking Phase

During the attacking phase, the ally and opponent Digimon take turns to attack one another. However, there are several possible outcomes to an attack:

• Either Digimon may evade an oncoming attack, if their Speed stat is high enough.
• The enemy Digimon may initiate a counterattack, in the form of receiving a one-turn increase to their Life (HP), Attack, or Speed stat before the ally Digimon's attack makes contact with them.
  • If they receive an Attack increase, they retaliate by launching another attack. The two attacks will collide with each other, and whichever Digimon has the higher Attack stat will cancel out the other Digimon's attack, causing that Digimon to get hit.

Cards

At the start of a battle, the game randomly picks up to four (Versions 1 and 2)/six (Version 3) Battle Cards that are currently in the player's stock for the player to use in the battle (this can include multiples of the same Battle Card type).

At the end of each turn, if cards were used, more Battle Cards are randomly selected to replenish the player's hand to full.

Once an individual Battle Card is used, it cannot be used again for the rest of the battle. This usage restriction does not apply to Digivolve Cards.

Counterattacking

If the ally Digimon's Sense stat is high enough, it is possible for the player to initiate a counterattack. This is done by pressing the Down button when the opponent's attack is moving across the screen. If performed correctly, the player is prompted to select a Battle Card and swipe.

The counterattack system for ally Digimon has similar effects to enemy counterattacks. The effect depends on the Battle Card that is used. The Speed and Defense Cards only give their respective stat boosts, with the aim of giving the ally Digimon a better chance of enduring the opponent's attack.

• If an Attack Card is used, in addition to the Attack increase, the ally Digimon retaliates by launching another attack. The two attacks will collide with each other, and whichever Digimon has the higher Attack stat will cancel out the other Digimon's attack, causing that Digimon to get hit.

Types

Version 3 adds an elemental type system, where all Digimon are assigned one of four elemental types. Each type has an advantage over one other: Fire beats Forest, Forest beats Wind, Wind beats Sea, and Sea beats Fire.

Defeat

If the player loses or escapes from a battle, these outcomes are possible:

• Their Distance toward their destination Area will increase.
• The ally Digimon may sustain an injury that stops any further steps from being counted, or any menus from being used, until the Medical menu option is used on them.
• The enemy Digimon may steal a Battle Card from the player's collection. (Loss only)

Debug Menu

All D-Power models can be rebooted into a hidden debug menu by holding down two buttons while pressing the Reset button (Left and Down for Version 1, Left and Right for Version 2 and 3). After doing this, the device will eventually boot to a black screen, which can open different functions depending on what buttons are pressed next. Some functions are not available in Version 1.

• Left button: Fades to a cross-shaded screen. Press the Right and Down buttons here to advance to a screen that displays the device's version number and (in Version 1) region. Subsequent button presses cycle the device through a series of functionality tests: card swipe test (measuring how long the card is detected as making contact), pedometer step count, and connectivity with other devices. Pressing the Up button at the connectivity test screen starts a regular game from the beginning.
• Up and Left buttons together: Enters a battle test mode, in which the player may select one of most of the device's enemies to engage in a test battle with them. The player has access to every party member, all of the Digivolve Cards, a full collection of Battle Cards, and full Digivolve Energy. Once the battle ends, the player is returned to a regular game with all of the same cards and party members. (Version 2 onward only.)
• Down and Left buttons together: Enters a sprite test mode, in which the player may scroll through all the Digimon neutral sprites in the game. (Version 2 onward only.)
• Left and Right buttons together: Enters a sound test mode, in which the player may play the device's sound effects and jingles. (Version 2 onward only.)

Compatibility

The D-Power Digivice is a two-prong device. It is compatible with:

• All Bandai Asia and Bandai America two-prong devices, except for its North American counterpart
• The following Japanese two-prong devices:
  • Digital Monster
  • Digimon Pendulum
  • Digivice Toy
  • D-3: Digimon Detect & Discover
  • D-Terminal
• Selected WonderSwan games that support virtual pet connectivity using the V-Pet protocol:
  • Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer/Cathode Tamer
  • Digimon Anode/Cathode Tamer: Veedramon Version
  • Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers
  • Digimon Adventure 02: D-1 Tamers
  • Digital Monster Ver. WonderSwan

The D-Power Digivice can enter VS battles in two modes, which players can select between by pressing the corresponding button to confirm the connection and initiate the battle:

• V-Pet protocol, where the battle follows traditional virtual pet battle rules. Before the battle begins, the Digimon on the D-Power Digivice attempts to evolve, and then stays in the same form for the duration of the battle. Begin a battle in the V-Pet protocol by pressing Left or Right to confirm the connection and initiate the battle.
• Digivice protocol, where the battle follows the standard rules and format of Bandai Asia and Bandai America Digivice toys. Between attacks, each Digimon may attempt to evolve or (in the case of the D-Power Digivice) use the selected Battle Card in between attacks. Begin a battle in the Digivice protocol by pressing Left or Right to confirm the connection and initiate the battle.

VS Battles with traditional virtual pets, Japanese devices and WonderSwan games can only be conducted in V-Pet protocol mode, as they are not compatible with the Digivice protocol.

The Scan function can only transmit to devices which are designed to accept incoming Scan connections from other devices: the D-Terminal Toy, D-Gather, D-Tector Toy, D-Spirit, and D-Spirit 2.

Obtainable Digimon

The terminology used in the list of obtainable Digimon is the terminology known to be used on the D-Power devices themselves, although this only affects terms relating to evolution, as Digimon names are not used at all in the devices. Where the terms have been changed from the original Japanese, the original terms are listed in parentheses.

Name		Evolution Stage	Life (HP)	Attack	Sence[sic]	Speed	Digivolution (Evolution) Line
	Guilmon	Rookie (Child)	10	6	4	8	Guilmon
	Renamon	Rookie (Child)	9	5	5	10	Renamon
	Terriermon	Rookie (Child)	11	7	4	6	Terriermon
	Growmon	Champion (Adult)	22	13	9	10	Guilmon
	Kyubimon	Champion (Adult)	20	12	12	16	Renamon
	Galgomon	Champion (Adult)	18	14	9	8	Terriermon
	Megalo Growmon	Ultimate (Perfect)	35	22	19	18	Guilmon
	Taomon	Ultimate (Perfect)	30	17	20	22	Renamon
	Rapidmon	Ultimate (Perfect)	30	21	18	22	Terriermon
	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)

Name		Evolution Stage	Life (HP)	Attack	Sense	Speed	Digivolution (Evolution) Line
	Guilmon	Rookie (Child)	10	6	4	8	Guilmon
	Renamon	Rookie (Child)	9	5	5	10	Renamon
	Terriermon	Rookie (Child)	11	7	4	6	Terriermon
	Monodramon	Rookie (Child)	8	6	7	9	Monodramon
	Lopmon	Rookie (Child)	10	7	5	8	Lopmon
	Impmon	Rookie (Child)	10	5	4	10	Impmon
	Labramon	Rookie (Child)	8	6	9	7	Labramon
	Agumon	Rookie (Child)	10	8	7	6	Agumon
	Growmon	Champion (Adult)	22	13	9	10	Guilmon
	Kyubimon	Champion (Adult)	15	12	12	16	Renamon
	Galgomon	Champion (Adult)	18	14	9	8	Terriermon
	Strikedramon	Champion (Adult)	15	15	14	10	Monodramon
	Turuiemon	Champion (Adult)	17	10	14	8	Lopmon
	Siesamon	Champion (Adult)	22	15	8	8	Labramon
	Greymon	Champion (Adult)	21	13	10	11	Agumon
	Megalo Growmon	Ultimate (Perfect)	35	22	18	18	Guilmon
	Taomon	Ultimate (Perfect)	30	17	20	22	Renamon
	Rapidmon	Ultimate (Perfect)	30	21	15	22	Terriermon
	Cyberdramon	Ultimate (Perfect)	31	26	14	20	Monodramon
	Andiramon (Deva)	Ultimate (Perfect)	32	19	16	20	Lopmon
	Cerberumon	Ultimate (Perfect)	35	24	18	16	Labramon
	Metal Greymon	Ultimate (Perfect)	33	22	20	21	Agumon
	Dukemon	Mega (Ultimate)	50	40	30	30	Guilmon
	Sakuyamon	Mega (Ultimate)	44	35	30	45	Renamon
	Saint Galgomon	Mega (Ultimate)	50	45	25	30	Terriermon
	Justimon: Accel Arm	Mega (Ultimate)	49	38	28	38	Monodramon
	Cherubimon (Virtue)	Mega (Ultimate)	40	40	35	35	Lopmon
	Beelzebumon	Mega (Ultimate)	45	35	32	40	Impmon
	Anubimon	Mega (Ultimate)	50	40	28	32	Labramon
	War Greymon	Mega (Ultimate)	50	45	30	30	Agumon
	Dukemon: Crimson Mode	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	72	55	45	45	Guilmon
	Sakuyamon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Renamon
	Saint Galgomon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Terriermon
	Justimon: Critical Arm	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Monodramon
	Cherubimon (Virtue)	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Lopmon
	Beelzebumon: Blast Mode	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	71	52	40	50	Impmon
	Anubimon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Labramon
	Omegamon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	72	60	45	40	Agumon

Name		Evolution Stage	Type	Life (HP)	Attack	Sense	Speed	Digivolution (Evolution) Line
	Guilmon	Rookie (Child)	Fire	11	7	4	8	Guilmon
	Renamon	Rookie (Child)	Wind	9	5	5	11	Renamon
	Terriermon	Rookie (Child)	Wind	12	7	5	6	Terriermon
	Impmon	Rookie (Child)	Fire	10	6	4	10	Impmon
	Monodramon	Rookie (Child)	Wind	8	6	7	9	Monodramon
	Lopmon	Rookie (Child)	Sea	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Lopmon
	Elecmon	Rookie (Child)	Forest	9	8	5	8	Elecmon
	Kokuwamon	Rookie (Child)	Forest	15	6	4	5	Kokuwamon
	Penmon	Rookie (Child)	Sea	10	7	9	4	Penmon
	V-mon	Rookie (Child)	Forest	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	V-mon
	Wormmon	Rookie (Child)	Wind	7	10	4	9	Wormmon
	Agumon	Rookie (Child)	Fire	9	12	9	4	Agumon
	Gabumon	Rookie (Child)	Sea	12	9	4	9	Gabumon
	Growmon	Champion (Adult)	Fire	25	19	11	11	Guilmon
	Greymon	Champion (Adult)	Fire	23	17	12	12	Agumon
	Fladramon	Armor	Fire	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	V-mon
	Shadramon	Armor	Fire	20	16	10	13	Wormmon
	Meramon	Champion (Adult)	Fire	25	14	13	12	Impmon
	Tyranomon	Champion (Adult)	Fire	20	14	10	14	Elecmon, Gabumon
	Nanimon	Champion (Adult)	Fire	21	13	15	10	Penmon
	Tankmon	Champion (Adult)	Fire	24	16	13	10	Terriermon, Kokuwamon
	Revolmon	Champion (Adult)	Fire	20	14	10	14	Renamon, Monodramon
	Leomon	Champion (Adult)	Forest	20	14	11	15	Elecmon
	Guardromon	Champion (Adult)	Forest	27	15	16	10	Kokuwamon
	XV-mon	Champion (Adult)	Forest	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	V-mon
	Searchmon	Armor	Forest	22	12	19	10	Wormmon
	Togemon	Champion (Adult)	Forest	22	13	10	16	Terriermon
	Orgemon	Champion (Adult)	Forest	23	16	8	14	Penmon
	Kuwagamon	Champion (Adult)	Forest	18	17	7	16	Impmon, Agumon
	Woodmon	Champion (Adult)	Forest	24	11	16	11	Guilmon, Gabumon
	Hanumon	Champion (Adult)	Forest	22	12	12	16	Monodramon, Renamon
	Kyubimon	Champion (Adult)	Wind	21	13	12	17	Renamon
	Galgomon	Champion (Adult)	Wind	25	18	8	14	Terriermon
	Strikedramon	Champion (Adult)	Wind	20	17	14	12	Monodramon
	Stingmon	Champion (Adult)	Wind	20	16	11	14	Wormmon
	Yaksamon	Armor	Wind	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	V-mon
	Airdramon	Champion (Adult)	Wind	22	17	10	13	Guilmon, Agumon
	Starmon	Champion (Adult)	Wind	24	14	12	12	Kokuwamon, Penmon
	Igamon	Champion (Adult)	Wind	20	12	12	17	Gabumon
	V-dramon	Champion (Adult)	Wind	25	18	12	10	Impmon, Elecmon
	Turuiemon	Champion (Adult)	Sea	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Lopmon
	Rukamon	Champion (Adult)	Sea	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Penmon
	Garurumon	Champion (Adult)	Sea	24	14	16	12	Gabumon
	Depthmon	Armor	Sea	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	V-mon
	Archelomon	Armor	Sea	27	14	15	11	Wormmon
	Seadramon	Champion (Adult)	Sea	21	31	14	14	Guilmon, Elecmon
	Coelamon	Champion (Adult)	Sea	24	13	16	11	Terriermon, Agumon
	Octmon	Champion (Adult)	Sea	22	17	11	12	Impmon, Monodramon
	Ikkakumon	Champion (Adult)	Sea	25	17	14	10	Renamon
	Megalo Growmon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Fire	40	30	21	20	Guilmon
	Metal Greymon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Fire	42	29	20	21	Agumon
	Volcamon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Fire	40	27	24	18	Terriermon, Gabumon
	Metal Tyranomon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Fire	44	25	22	21	Monodramon, Kokuwamon
	Asuramon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Fire	38	24	21	26	Elecmon, Penmon
	DeathMeramon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Fire	36	26	28	15	Impmon
	Knightmon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Fire	42	34	19	15	Renamon, V-mon, Wormmon
	Metal Mamemon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Fire	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)
	Grappu Leomon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Forest	40	26	18	26	Elecmon
	Andromon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Forest	39	33	22	15	Kokuwamon
	Paildramon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Forest	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	V-mon
	Delumon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Forest	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Renamon
	Okuwamon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Forest	40	27	26	15	Impmon, Agumon
	Digitamamon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Forest	40	24	29	16	Guilmon, Wormmon
	Mammon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Forest	44	29	22	18	Terriermon, Monodramon
	Waru Monzaemon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Forest	44	33	10	29	Gabumon
	Taomon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Wind	38	22	28	22	Renamon
	Rapidmon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Wind	40	23	18	28	Terriermon
	Cyberdramon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Wind	42	30	21	20	Monodramon
	Dinobeemon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Wind	38	25	20	25	Wormmon
	Aero V-dramon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Wind	38	27	14	30	Guilmon, Gabumon
	Megadramon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Wind	40	27	19	23	Kokuwamon
	Piccolomon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Wind	35	22	30	17	Elecmon, V-mon
	Holy Angemon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Wind	44	25	23	23	Impmon, Agumon
	Angewomon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Wind	36	25	20	27	Penmon
	Andiramon (Data)	Ultimate (Perfect)	Sea	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Lopmon
	Whamon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Sea	45	29	23	18	Penmon
	Were Garurumon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Sea	40	26	24	22	Gabumon
	Marin Devimon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Sea	38	27	18	23	Impmon, Monodramon
	Mega Seadramon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Sea	45	22	26	21	Renamon, Wormmon
	Hangyomon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Sea	36	28	23	18	Terriermon, V-mon
	Dagomon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Sea	40	30	18	22	Guilmon, Agumon
	Zudomon	Ultimate (Perfect)	Sea	42	30	24	18	Elecmon, Kokuwamon
	Dukemon	Mega (Ultimate)	Fire	57	44	32	42	Guilmon
	Sakuyamon	Mega (Ultimate)	Wind	50	37	36	45	Renamon
	Saint Galgomon	Mega (Ultimate)	Wind	62	51	28	39	Terriermon
	Beelzebumon	Mega (Ultimate)	Fire	52	42	34	35	Impmon
	Justimon: Accel Arm	Mega (Ultimate)	Wind	51	45	32	42	Monodramon
	Cherubimon (Virtue)	Mega (Ultimate)	Sea	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Lopmon
	Saber Leomon	Mega (Ultimate)	Forest	56	39	35	40	Elecmon
	Hi Andromon	Mega (Ultimate)	Forest	50	50	33	30	Kokuwamon
	Marin Angemon	Mega (Ultimate)	Sea	48	35	40	40	Penmon
	Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode	Mega (Ultimate)	Forest	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	V-mon
	Gran Kuwagamon	Mega (Ultimate)	Wind	52	48	28	40	Wormmon
	War Greymon	Mega (Ultimate)	Fire	50	50	31	45	Agumon
	Metal Garurumon	Mega (Ultimate)	Sea	50	48	38	28	Gabumon
	Dukemon: Crimson Mode	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Fire	72	55	45	50	Guilmon
	Sakuyamon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Wind	65	45	45	64	Renamon
	Saint Galgomon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Wind	75	68	44	43	Terriermon
	Beelzebumon: Blast Mode	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Fire	71	52	46	50	Impmon
	Justimon: Critical Arm	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Wind	71	52	49	48	Monodramon
	Cherubimon (Virtue)	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Sea	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Lopmon
	Saber Leomon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Forest	70	44	48	(TBA)	Elecmon
	Hi Andromon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Forest	68	60	47	45	Kokuwamon
	Marin Angemon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Sea	60	42	50	58	Penmon
	Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Forest	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	V-mon
	Gran Kuwagamon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Wind	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	(TBA)	Wormmon
	Omegamon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Fire	72	60	52	40	Agumon
	Omegamon	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	Sea	72	54	49	50	Gabumon
	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode	Ex-Mega (Ultimate)	(TBA)	80	75	52	48	(TBA)

Image Gallery

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Additional Information

References	Notes

External Links

• File Island: The Complete Digimon Electronics Resource
• Digimon D-Power and D-Ark Shells