D-Spirit

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Series D-Spirit
Version Ver. 1
Colors silver/red silver/yellow silver/blue red/yellow
Release Date Asia 2003
Language English
Dimensions 95×56×28mm
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The D-Spirit is an LCD device that was developed and released by Bandai Asia, exclusively in Asian (excluding Japan) and Oceanian markets. Its main purpose is to be a database companion for the Digimon Frontier anime and the international D-Tector line of LCD devices, like the D-Terminal was for Digimon Adventure 02 and the D-3 line. Unlike the D-Terminal and like the D-Gather, it is an original design that is not based on any items from any pre-existing Digimon media.

Versions[edit]

Firmware Ver. Branding Version Release Date Known styles
DSPIRIT
VER 1.0
D-Spirit ?? 2003
  • Silver/red
  • Silver/blue
  • Silver/yellow

Set-Up and Game Play[edit]

The D-Spirit can be turned on and off at will by pressing its dedicated Power button.

Database[edit]

Main article: D-Spirit/Database

The Database provides data and statistics on any of the 541 Digimon who have entries on the device. The player may search the Database entries for individual Digimon in five ways:

  • Name: Browse lists of Digimon sorted alphabetically by the letter that their name on the device starts with.
  • Number: Input a Digimon's ID number to open its entry.
  • Level: Browse lists of all Digimon belonging to each Evolution Stage.
  • Digi-Digit: Input a Digimon's Digi-Digit code to open its entry.[N 1]
  • Connect: Initiate a connection and receive data from another device, to open the entry of the Digimon sent by the other device.

When viewing a Digimon's entry, there are eight options to display the following data:

  • Name: Lists the Digimon's name and number.
  • Level: Lists the Digimon's Evolution Stage.
  • Group: Lists the Digimon's type. (These are generally simplified compared to the types they have in Japanese Digimon media.)
  • Type: Lists the Digimon's attribute.
  • Technique 1 and Technique 2: Each option lists one attack technique that the Digimon has.
  • Digivolve: Opens a submenu to select an evolution type or direction - including "Digivolve" (evolve), "Wild" (Dark Evolve), "Warp", "Mode", "Armor", "D.N.A." (Jogress/Fusion), "Spirit", "Slide", and "Reverse" (devolve) - which then brings up the Database entry on the resulting Digimon for that evolution type. Only a limited number of Digimon entries are given evolution options, focusing mainly on evolution lines seen in the four Digimon anime series to that date. For everyone else, this option brings up a "NO DATA" screen.
  • Digi-Digit: Lists the Digimon's Digi-Digits, if they have been previously unlocked by inputting them into the Database's Digi-Digit search option. If no Digi-Digits have been input for a Digimon, this option lists the Digimon's Digi-Digits as "?????".

Quest[edit]

Play a simple adventure game mode, where the player must navigate through maze-like Areas. There are eleven Areas to explore, ten of which are themed to the elements of the Warrior Ten.

If the D-Spirit is turned off while in the Quest, the next time it is turned on, it will open directly into the Quest.

Progression[edit]

When the Quest is first started, the player is prompted to select one of three player characters. Each has different stats:

  • Pointy-haired boy: High Power, average Speed and HP
  • Goggle boy: High HP, average Power and Speed
  • Girl: High Speed, average Power and HP

The player is then prompted to board one of five numbered Trailmon. The selected Trailmon determines the first Legendary Spirit to be obtained and the Area the player explores:

Trailmon Legendary Spirit Area
1 Beetlemon (Blitzmon) Wind
2 Lobomon (Wolfmon) Fire
3 Kumamon (Chackmon) Light
4 Agunimon (Agnimon) Wood
5 Kazemon (Fairimon) Water

The first Legendary Spirit obtained always has advantage over the first Area the player explores.

The player navigates through the Area mazes by pressing the directional buttons to go the corresponding direction.

While exploring the Areas, the player's goal is to defeat the Hybrid Digimon bosses and collect their Spirits, and reach and clear the Final Area (which is the size of four other Areas).

Menu[edit]

The menu can be opened while on the map by pressing the Left and Right buttons together.

  • Map: View the name and map of the current Area. The map is a grid of all the individual screens that make up the area, and the player's present location in the Area is marked by a flashing grid box.
  • Status: View the stats of each Hybrid form that the player can presently transform into. There are four stats: Level, Life (HP), Max. Power, and Speed.
  • Exit: Exits the Quest and returns to the D-Spirit's main menu. The next time the Quest is opened, the player resumes from where they left off.

Events[edit]

As the player walks, they may encounter fixed events on the Area map or have a random enemy encounter. These include:

  • Ordinary battle: A random encounter with a non-boss Child, Adult, Perfect, or Ultimate Digimon.
  • Human boss battle: Battle the area's Human Form Hybrid Digimon. Defeat it to obtain its Spirit and open the beast Hybrid's den in another Area (except Darkness, which instead opens Velgrmon's den).
  • Trailmon: The player has the option of boarding the Trailmon by pressing the Up button. When boarded, a Trailmon will take the player to another Area. The Trailmons travel through the Areas in a set pattern. Each Area (except the Final Area) has two Trailmon to find.
  • Beast boss battle: Enter the Beast Form Hybrid Digimon's den and battle it. Defeat him/her to obtain their spirit. Once all five main Beast Form Hybrid Digimon - BurningGreymon (Vritramon), KendoGarurumon (Garummon), Korikakumon (Blizzarmon), Zephyrmon (Shutumon), and MetalKabuterimon (Bolgmon) - are defeated, the player is warped by Duskmon to the previously inaccessable Darkness Area.
  • Seraphimon: After defeating Velgrmon in its den, Seraphimon appears and activates the Combo (Fusion Form) Hybrid corresponding to the Spirit that the player selected at the start of the game. Seraphimon sends the player to the Final Area.
  • Final Area boss battles: In the Final Area, the player must complete boss battles against Kerpymon (Cherubimon (Vice)), Dynasmon, and LordKnightmon. Once all three have been defeated, the player must then find three caves and complete boss battles against the Warrior Ten of Fire, Light, Ice, Wind, Thunder, and Darkness. Two of the Warrior Ten are encountered in each cave.
    • If the player has collected all twenty Spirits before entering the Final Area, they will have access to the Extra (Transcendent Form) Hybrid Digimon KaiserGreymon and MagnaGarurumon.

Battle[edit]

At the start of each battle, the player is allocated a meter of 16 points that are spent to perform any actions in battle, and is prompted to select one Hybrid form to transform into. Each turn in battle, the player is presented with this menu:

  • Attack: Initiate an attack. There are two steps to this:
    • First, select the amount of Power to be spent on the attack (minimum of 1). The more Power is spent, the more powerful and damaging the attack is, but the harder the next turn will be. There is a maximum amount of Power that can be spent on one attack, depending on the type of Hybrid the player is fighting as: 6 for Humans, 10 for Beasts, 12 for Combos (Fusion Form), and the full 16 for KaiserGreymon and MagnaGarurumon.
    • Next, the player is presented with the Input Command screen. This is a Simon Says-like minigame where the D-Spirit displays a pattern of button inputs, and the player must memorize and input the same pattern. The more points spent on the attack in the first step, the more complicated the pattern is. Each mistake made in inputting the pattern slighty reduces the power of the attack.
  • Repair: Replenish either the player's Life or Power.
    • Up to 15 points of Power may be spent to repair Life, with each point replenishing 2 Life points. The amount of Life replenished may exceed the Hybrid form's usual maximum Life, and the Repair command may even be used in the first turn before taking any damage at all.
    • Life can be spent to replenish Power, but only when the Power meter is not entirely full or empty. It is not possible to bring Life down to 0 by replenishing Power.
  • Change: Select a different Hybrid form to transform into. The player must have more than one Spirit in their possession to get this option.
  • Escape: Flee the battle.

It is possible for both the player and enemy Digimon to evade an attack, depending on their Speed.

If either the player's Power or Life is used up but the enemy still has Life left, the player loses the battle immediately.

V.S. Battle[edit]

Initiate a battle with another device. Before the battle begins, the player is presented with two options for selecting Digimon to use.

  • Call: Input five letters of the alphabet to generate a Digimon to use in the battle. These codes are not Digi-Digits; any combination of letters will generate something, and unlike Digi-Digits, no numbers can be input. Digimon of any Evolution Stage may be generated, but if a In-Training-1 (Baby I), In-Training-2 (Baby II), or Digimon of Unidentified Evolution Stage is generated, it is unable to be be used for V.S. Battles.
  • V.S. Spirit: Select a Hybrid Digimon that has been obtained in the Quest to use in the battle.

Sound[edit]

This menu option toggles the D-Spirit's sound effects on and off.

Debug Mode[edit]

The D-Spirit can be rebooted into a hidden debug menu by holding down the Left and Right buttons while pressing the Reset button or inserting the battery. After doing this, the device will eventually boot to a black screen, which can open different functions depending on what buttons are pressed next:

  • Right and Down buttons together: Enters a sound test mode, in which the player may play the device's sound effects and jingles.
  • Left Button: Fades to a cross-shaded screen. From here, press Right (shifts the cross-shaded screen), Down (blanks the screen), and Up to display a screen that provides the device's version number.
  • Pressing the Power Button at the version screen opens a connection test screen.
  • Pressing the Up Button at the connection test initiates a regular boot of the D-Spirit.

Compatibility[edit]

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

Each of the D-Spirit's two VS Battle modes operates under one of the standard LCD device battle protocols, which are a factor in compatibility with other devices.

  • The Call mode operates under the V-Pet protocol, where the battle follows traditional virtual pet battle rules. The called Digimon stays in the battle for its entire duration.
  • The V.S. Spirit mode operates under the Digivice protocol, where the battle follows the standard rules and format of Bandai Asia and Bandai America Digivice toys. Between attacks, the D-Spirit will attempt to have the Hybrid Digimon Slide Evolve into another Hybrid Digimon, while other Digivices may attempt to evolve or use items.

Traditional virtual pets, like the Digital Monster, can only be battled in the Call mode/V-Pet protocol, as they are not compatible with the Digivice protocol.

The D-Spirit Database's Connect option accepts input from any compatible Digivice toys that has the Scan function (D-3 Digivice, European/Asian D-Power Digivice), as well as the "Trade/Data Out" function of the D-Tector.

Obtainable Digimon[edit]

Main article: D-Spirit/Database

The D-Spirit's Database contains a total of 541 Digimon entries, including Mode Changes and alternate forms. The Database features Digimon through to the end of the Digimon Frontier anime and the Pendulum Progress 2.0. However, since it focuses mainly on Digimon who appeared in media that was released outside of Japan, not every extant Digimon to that date has an entry. For example, the only Digimon who originate from Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01 who are present are the V-dramon and Arkadimon lines (excluding Ulforce V-dramon Future Mode and Arkadimon Baby), and all of the manga's other original Digimon are absent.

As with other Bandai America/Asia merchandise and devices like the D-Terminal and D-Tector, all Digimon in the D-Spirit are assigned a three-digit ID number, roughly in chronological order of introduction from the English airing of Digimon Adventure onward.

The terminology used in this list of obtainable Digimon is the terminology used on the D-Spirit itself (some of which differs from other English localization material). Where they have been changed from the original Japanese, the original names for Digimon are listed in parentheses.

# Name
001 Koromon
002 Tsunomon (Tunomon)
003 Yokomon (Pyocomon)
004 Motimon (Mochimon)
005 Tanemon
006 Bukamon (Pukamon)
007 Tokomon
008 Agumon
009 Gabumon
010 Biyomon (Piyomon)
011 Tentomon
012 Palmon
013 Gomamon
014 Patamon
014 Patamon Bellyband
015 Kuwagamon
016 Greymon
017 Shellmon
018 Garurumon
019 Seadramon
020 Monochromon
021 Birdramon
022 Meramon
023 Kabuterimon
024 Andromon
025 Togemon
026 Numemon
027 Monzaemon
028 Ikkakumon
029 Unimon
030 Leomon
031 Ogremon (Orgemon)
032 Devimon
033 Frigimon (Yukidarumon)
034 Mojyamon
035 Sukamon (Scumon)
036 Centarumon (Centalmon)
037 Bakemon
038 Elecmon
039 Botamon
040 Punimon
041 Poyomon
042 Yuramon
043 Angemon
044 Whamon
045 Drimogemon
046 Etemon
047 Gazimon
048 Pagumon
049 SkullGreymon (Skull Greymon)
050 Kokatorimon (Cockatrimon)
051 Tyrannomon (Tyranomon)
052 Piximon (Piccolomon)
053 Datamon (Nanomon)
054 MetalGreymon (Metal Greymon)
055 DemiDevimon (Pico Devimon)
056 WereGarurumon (Were Garurumon)
057 Digitamamon
058 Vegiemon (Vegimon)
059 Myotismon (Vamdemon)
060 Vademon
061 Pabumon (Bubbmon)
062 Gekomon
063 Otamamon
064 ShogunGekomon (Tonosama Gekomon)
065 Garudamon
066 Flymon
067 Gatomon (Tailmon)
068 Nanimon
069 Devidramon
070 Dokugumon
071 Mammothmon (Mammon)
072 Gesomon
073 Raremon
074 SkullMeramon (Death Meramon)
075 Wizardmon (Wizarmon)
076 Pumpkinmon (Pumpmon)
077 Gotsumon (Gottsumon)
078 Lillymon (Lilimon)
079 Phantomon (Fantomon)
080 DarkTyrannomon (Dark Tyranomon)
081 Gizamon
082 Zudomon
083 MegaSeadramon (Mega Seadramon)
084 Angewomon
085 Tuskmon
086 Snimon
087 MegaKabuterimon (Atlur Kabuterimon)
088 MagnaAngemon (Holy Angemon)
089 VenomMyotismon (Venom Vamdemon)
090 WarGreymon (War Greymon)
091 MetalGarurumon (Metal Garurumon)
092 Nyaromon
093 Salamon (Plotmon)
094 Parrotmon
095 Chuumon (Tyumon)
096 MetalSeadramon (Metal Seadramon)
097 Machinedramon (Mugendramon)
098 Piedmon (Piemon)
099 Puppetmon (Pinocchimon)
100 Scorpiomon (Anomalocarimon)
# Name
101 Divermon (Hangyomon)
102 Kiwimon
103 Mushroomon (Mushmon)
104 Blossomon
105 Floramon
106 Deramon (Delumon)
107 Cherrymon (Jyureimon)
108 Garbagemon (Gerbemon)
109 MetalEtemon (Metal Etemon)
110 SaberLeomon (Saber Leomon)
111 RedVegiemon (Red Vegimon)
112 Mekanorimon (Mechanorimon)
113 Tankmon
114 Hagurumon
115 WaruMonzaemon (Waru Monzaemon)
116 LadyDevimon (Lady Devimon)
117 Vilemon (Evilmon)
118 Apokarimon (Apocalymon)
119 Kunemon
120 Musyamon
121 Kimeramon (Chimairamon)
122 Rockmon (Golemon)
123 Tortomon (Tortamon)
124 Starmon
125 Triceramon
126 Okuwamon
127 HerculesKabuterimon (Herakle Kabuterimon)
128 Dolphmon (Rukamon)
129 Coelamon
130 Octomon (Octmon)
131 MarineDevimon (Marin Devimon)
132 Pukumon
133 Candlemon (Candmon)
134 Apemon (Hanumon)
135 Kokuwamon
136 IceDevimon (Ice Devimon)
137 Deputymon (Revolmon)
138 Preciomon (Plesiomon)
139 BigMamemon (Big Mamemon)
140 Megadramon
141 Panjyamon
142 BlueMeramon (Blue Meramon)
143 Magnadramon (Holydramon)
144 Ebidramon
145 Gorillamon (Gorimon)
146 Minotarumon (Minotaurmon)
147 Roachmon (Gokimon)
148 Asuramon
149 Jagamon (Jyagamon)
150 Crabmon (Ganimon)
151 Syakomon (Shakomon)
152 Dragomon (Dagomon)
153 MarineAngemon (Marin Angemon)
154 Tapirmon (Bakumon)
155 SkullMammothmon (Skull Mammon)
156 Boltmon
157 Mamemon
158 MetalMamemon (Metal Mamemon)
159 Giromon
160 ExTyrannomon (Ex-Tyranomon)
161 Deltamon
162 Cyclonemon (Cyclomon)
163 Veedramon (V-dramon)
164 Woodmon
165 AeroVeedramon (Aero V-dramon)
166 Fugamon
167 J-Mojyamon
168 Phoenixmon (Hououmon)
169 Gryphonmon (Griffomon)
170 ToyAgumon (Toy Agumon)
171 Betamon
172 Clockmon
173 Guardromon
174 Knightmon
175 Penguinmon (Penmon)
176 Dokunemmon (Dokunemon)
177 PlatinumSukamon (Platinum Scumon)
178 Psychemon
179 Gururumon
180 MoriShellmon (Mori Shellmon)
181 Tsukaimon (Tukaimon)
182 Ninjamon (Igamon)
183 ModokiBetamon (Modoki Betamon)
184 Saberdramon
185 SnowAgumon (Yuki Agumon)
186 Aruraumon (Alraumon)
187 Icemon
188 NiseDrimogemon (Nise Drimogemon)
189 Airdramon
190 MetalTyrannomon (Metal Tyranomon)
191 Akatorimon
192 MudFrigimon (Tuchidarumon)
193 Geremon
194 Vermilimon (Vermillimon)
195 Meteormon (Insekimon)
196 WaruSeadramon (Waru Seadramon)
197 Jijimon
198 Babamon
199 ClearAgumon (Clear Agumon)
200 FlareRizamon (Flare Lizamon)
# Name
201 Goburimon (Goblimon)
202 Thundermon (Thunderballmon)
203 ShellNumemon (Karatuki Numemon)
204 Muchomon
205 SnowGoburimon (Snow Goblimon)
206 Keramon
207 Zassomon (Zassoumon)
208 Yanmamon
209 Sharmamon (Shamanmon)
210 Goldramon (Goddramon)
211 SandYanmamon (Sand Yanmamon)
212 ShimaUnimon (Shima Unimon)
213 Soulmon
214 Rosemon
215 MasterTyrannomon (Master Tyranomon)
216 DarkRizamon (Dark Lizamon)
217 Hyogamon
218 Piddomon (Pidmon)
219 Brachiomon
220 Gigadramon
221 Tekkamon
222 Cyberdramon
223 SkullSatamon (Skull Satamon)
224 Millenniummon (Millenniumon)
225 Kurisarimon (Chrysalimon)
226 Creepymon (Demon)
226 Creepymon (Demon - Cloaked Ver.)
227 KingEtemon (King Etemon)
228 Chibomon (Chicomon)
229 Pururumon
230 Tsubumon
231 DemiVeemon (Chibimon)
232 Poromon
233 Upamon
234 Veemon (V-mon)
235 Hawkmon
236 Armadillomon (Armadimon)
237 Wormmon
238 Flamedramon (Fladramon)
239 Raidramon (Lighdramon)
240 Magnamon
241 Sethmon
242 Yasyamon (Yaksamon)
243 Honeybeemon
244 Depthmon
245 Sagittarimon
246 Gargoylemon (Gargomon)
247 Kangarumon
248 Allomon
249 Rinkmon
250 Peacockmon
251 Halsemon (Holsmon)
252 Shurimon
253 Flybeemon
254 Orcamon
255 Moosemon
256 Harpymon
257 Tocanmon
258 Boarmon
259 Sepikmon
260 Elephantmon (Elephamon)
261 Pteramon (Pteranomon)
262 Frogmon
263 Digmon
264 Submarimon
265 Sheepmon
266 Seahomon
267 Chameleonmon (Chamelemon)
268 Shadramon
269 Togemogumon
270 Kongoumon
271 Aurumon (Owlmon)
272 Nohemon
273 Searchmon
274 Archelomon
275 Bullmon
276 Quetzalmon (Coatlmon)
277 Bucchiemon (Pucchiemon)
278 Baronmon (Baromon)
279 Stegomon
280 Rhinomon
281 Pipismon
282 Ponchomon
283 Mothmon
284 Mantaraymon
285 Pegasusmon (Pegasmon)
286 Manbomon
287 Prairiemon
288 Lynxmon
289 Rabbitmon (Bitmon)
290 Maildramon
291 Swanmon
292 Kabukimon
293 Butterflymon (Butterflamon)
294 Tylomon
295 Goatmon
296 Nefertimon
297 Opossummon
298 ExVeemon (XV-mon)
299 Stingmon
300 Aquilamon
# Name
301 Ankylomon
302 Paildramon
303 Dinobeemon
304 Silphymon
305 Shakkoumon
306 Imperialdramon (Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode)
306 Imperialdramon Fighter (Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode)
306 Imperialdramon Paladin (Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode)
307 GranKuwagamon (Gran Kuwagamon)
308 Valkyrimon
309 Vikemon
310 Seraphimon
311 BlackWarGreymon (Black War Greymon)
312 Ghoulmon (Deathmon)
313 Eaglemon (Crossmon)
314 Lampmon
315 EBEmon
316 Zanbamon
317 HiAndromon (Hi Andromon)
318 Devitamamon
319 Pharaohmon
320 Ebonwumon (Zhuqiaomon)
321 Zhuqiaomon (Xuanwumon)
322 Azulongmon (Qinglongmon)
323 Baihumon
324 Arukenimon (Archnemon)
325 Mummymon
326 Mokumon
327 Kuramon
328 Tsumemon
329 Infermon
330 Diaboromon (Diablomon)
331 Omnimon (Omegamon - War Greymon Ver.)
331 Omnimon (Omegamon - Metal Garurumon Ver.)
332 Kokomon (Chocomon)
333 Lopmon
334 Endigomon (Wendimon)
335 Antylamon (Andiramon (Virus))
335 Antylamon (Andiramon (Deva))
336 Kerpymon (Cherubimon (Vice))
336 Kerpymon (Cherubimon (Virtue))
337 Gummymon
338 Terriermon
339 Gargomon (Galgomon)
340 Rapidmon (Rapidmon Armor)
340 Rapidmon (Rapidmon Perfect)
341 Leafmon
342 Minomon
343 YukimiBotamon (Yukimi Botamon)
344 Kapurimon (Caprimon)
345 Zurumon
346 Choromon
347 Nyokimon
348 Pichimon (Pitchmon)
349 DemiMeramon (Peti Meramon)
350 Conomon (Cocomon)
351 Zerimon
352 Datirimon (Pipimon)
353 MaloMyotismon (Belial Vamdemon)
354 Armageddemon (Armagemon)
355 Jyarimon
356 Gigimon
357 Reremon (Relemon)
358 Viximon (Pokomon)
359 Calumon (Culumon)
360 Guilmon
361 Renamon
362 Growlmon (Growmon)
363 Kyubimon
364 WarGrowlmon (Megalo Growmon)
365 Taomon
366 Gallantmon (Dukemon)
366 Gallantmon Crimson (Dukemon: Crimson Mode)
367 MegaGargomon (Saint Galgomon)
368 Sakuyamon
369 Impmon
370 Beelzemon (Beelzebumon)
370 Beelzemon Bluster (Beelzebumon: Blast Mode)
371 Mihiramon
372 Sandiramon
373 Sinduramon
374 Pajiramon
375 Vajramon
376 Indramon
377 Kumbhiramon
378 Vikaralamon
379 Makuramon
380 Caturamon
381 Majiramon
382 Doggymon (Dogmon)
383 Orochimon
384 Justimon
385 Labramon
386 Seasarmon (Siesamon)
387 Mephistomon (Mephismon)
388 Gulfmon
389 Karatenmon
390 Megidramon
391 Monodramon
392 Dobermon
393 Ophanimon (Ofanimon)
394 ZeedMillenniummon (Zeed Millenniumon)
395 Turuiemon
396 Tinmon (Blikmon)
397 Black Gatomon (Black Tailmon)
398 Superstarmon
399 Solarmon
400 Socerimon (Sorcerimon)
# Name
401 BomberNanimon (Bomber Nanimon)
402 KingSukamon (Great King Scumon)
403 PrinceMamemon (Prince Mamemon)
404 MoonMillenniummon (Moon Millenniumon)
405 RedVeedramon (Red V-dramon)
406 GoldVeedramon (Gold V-dramon)
407 MasterVeedramon (Master V-dramon)
408 BlackGrowlmon (Black Growmon)
409 BlackWarGrowlmon (Black Megalo Growmon)
410 ChaosGallantmon (Chaos Dukemon)
411 Paomon
412 Shaomon (Xiaomon)
413 Cerberusmon (Cerberumon)
414 Anubimon
415 Volcanomon (Volcamon)
416 SkullScorpiomon (Scorpiomon)
417 Youkomon
418 Doumon
419 Pandamon
420 Kuzuhamon
421 BlackGargomon (Black Galgomon)
422 BlackRapidmon (Black Rapidmon)
423 BlackMegaGargomon (Black Saint Galgomon)
424 GrapLeomon (Grappu Leomon)
425 Ketomon
426 Hopmon
427 Strikedramon
428 Gokumon
429 Locomon
430 GroundLocomon (Grand Locomon)
431 Parasitemon (Parasimon)
432 Agunimon (Agnimon)
433 BurningGreymon (Vritramon)
434 Lobomon (Wolfmon)
435 KendoGarurumon (Garummon)
436 Beetlemon (Blitzmon)
437 MetalKabuterimon (Bolgmon)
438 Kazemon (Fairimon)
439 Zephyrmon (Shutumon)
440 Kumamon (Chackmon)
441 Korikakumon (Blizzarmon)
442 Duskmon
443 Velgrmon
444 Grumblemon (Grottemon)
445 Gigasmon
446 Arbormon
447 Petaldramon
448 Mercurymon (Mercuremon)
449 Sephirothmon
450 Lanamon (Ranamon)
451 Calmaramon
452 Neemon (Neamon)
453 Bokomon
454 Lucemon
454 Lucemon Wild 1st Mode (Lucemon: Falldown Mode)
454 Lucemon Wild 2nd Mode (Lucemon: Satan Mode)
455 KaiserGreymon (Kaiser Greymon)
456 MagnaGarurumon (Magna Garurumon)
457 Aldamon
458 Beowolfmon
459 Susanomon (Susanoomon - Kaiser Greymon Ver.)
459 Susanomon (Susanoomon - Magna Garurumon Ver.)
460 Loweemon (Löwemon)
461 KaiserLeomon (Kaiser Leomon)
462 EbiBurgermon (Ebi Burgamon)
463 HamBurgermon (Burgamon)
464 Torikaramon (Torikara Ballmon)
465 Yamon (Yarmon)
466 Trailmon
467 AncientGreymon (Ancient Greymon)
468 AncientGarurumon (Ancient Garurumon)
469 AncientBeetlemon (Ancient Beatmon)
470 AncientKazemon (Ancient Irismon)
471 AncientMegatheriummon (Ancient Megatheriummon)
472 AncientVolcanomon (Ancient Volcamon)
473 AncientTroymon (Ancient Troiamon)
474 AncientMermaidmon (Ancient Mermaimon)
475 AncientWisemon (Ancient Wisemon)
476 AncientSphinxmon (Ancient Sphinxmon)
477 Bastemon
478 Blimpmon
479 Fiendmon (Boogiemon)
480 Feresmon (Phelesmon)
481 Salamandermon
482 Mikemon
483 FlameWizardmon (Fla Wizarmon)
484 Jewelbeemon
485 Thunderbirdmon (Thunderbirmon)
486 Fangmon
487 Kougamon
488 Koemon
489 Kotemon
490 Bearmon
491 Hookmon
492 Dinohyumon (Dinohumon)
493 Grizzlymon (Gryzmon)
494 Bulbmon (Valvemon)
495 Raidenmon
496 Raijinmon
497 Suijinmon
498 Fujinmon
499 Flamemon (Flamon)
500 Kyukimon
# Name
501 Slush Angemon (Slash Angemon)
502 Assaultmon
503 Cannon Dramon (Cannondramon)
504 Marusumon (Marsmon)
505 Black Kingn Numemon (Black King Numemon)
506 Darukumon (Darcmon)
507 Hipo Gryphonmon (Hippogriffomon)
508 Murumukusumon (Murmukusmon)
509 Onisumon (Ornismon)
510 Chaos Dramon (Chaosdramon)
511 Arukadhimon (Arkadimon Child)
511 Arukadhimon(Champion) (Arkadimon Adult)
511 Arukadhimon(Ultimate) (Arkadimon Perfect)
511 Arukadhimon(Mega) (Arkadimon Ultimate)
512 Sutorabimon (Strabimon)
513 Pail Volcanomon (Pile Volcamon)
514 Ulforce Veedramon (Ulforce V-dramon)
515 Puttomon (Puttimon)
516 Kyupimon (Cupimon)
517 Witchmon
518 Neo Devimon
519 Rirismon (Lilithmon)
520 Rhino Kabuterimon
521 Jet Silphymon
522 Daipenmon
523 Raihimon
524 Betsumon
525 Dynasmon
526 LordKnightmon (Lord Knightmon)

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Miscellaneous[edit]

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D-Spirit D-Spirit 2

Additional Information[edit]

References Notes
  1. All Digi-Digit codes for Digimon featured in the D-Tector line up to Version 3 are compatible across all devices that use Digi-Digits (the D-Tectors, D-Spirit, and D-Spirit 2). For all other Digimon, there are inconsistencies, and Digi-Digits recognized by one or two devices may not be recognized by all of them (e.g. "F566A" is recognized as Digi-Digits for Kotemon by both the D-Tector Version 4 and the D-Spirit 2, but not the original D-Spirit).

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