Digimon Anode/Cathode Tamer: Veedramon Version

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Name	Digimon Anode/Cathode Tamer: Veedramon Version
System	WonderSwan Color
Release Date	September 18, 2001 (Hong Kong) September 2001
Language	English

Digimon Anode/Cathode Tamer: Veedramon Version  is a video game.

It is a compilation and port of the earlier WonderSwan games Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer and Digimon Adventure: Cathode Tamer for the enhanced WonderSwan Color system. It was released by Bandai Asia for the Hong Kong and South Korean markets.

Story

See also: Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer#Story and Digimon Adventure: Cathode Tamer#Story

On New Year's Eve 1999, Agumon seeks out a child from the Real World to help save the Digital World. The only child to respond to Agumon's call is Ryo Akiyama (Akiyama Ryo) who, as he explores his new computer, grabs the Digivice that Agumon presents to him and is taken into the Digital World, and arrives in File Island.

After an encounter with a rampaging Digimon, Agumon and Gennai explain the situation to Ryo. Millenniummon (Millenniumon)—a Digimon created when two Digimon, Machinedramon (Mugendramon) and Kimeramon (Chimairamon), fused together in order to survive after being defeated by Tai Kamiya (Yagami Taichi)—Millenniummon has taken over the Digital World and disrupted the flow of time, causing evil Digimon who had previously been destroyed by the Chosen Children to be resurrected as its servants. All eight of the Chosen Children have been taken captive by Millenniummon's forces, as have their partner Digimon, and Agumon is the only one to have escaped.

Ryo agrees to assist Agumon to stop Millenniummon. The group comes up with a plan to gather an army of allied Digimon to fight back and chip away at the forces under Millenniummon's influence, to weaken Millenniummon's "Dark Power". After clearing out a cave dungeon north of the Village of Beginnings, Gennai entrusts Tai's Digivice to Ryo, so that he can use the one power that he is able to access, its "Sacred Power," to turn enemy Digimon into allies. As Ryo progresses and clears out more dungeons, he diminishes Millenniummon's "Dark Power" and clears away obstacles between himself and reaching Millenniummon. Once he defeats Devimon, he frees two of the Chosen Children—Izzy Izumi (Izumi Kōshirō) and Mimi Tachikawa (Tachikawa Mimi)—from captivity and, before he and Mimi return to the Real World, Izzy gives him his Digimon Analyzer.

After Devimon, Gennai instructs Ryo to travel to Server Continent, where Millenniummon is amassing evil Digimon, via a gate that he has constructed. In Server, he encounters DemiDevimon (Pico Devimon), who now serves Millenniummon, fights and defeats the resurrected Etemon, Myotismon (Vamdemon) and Piedmon, and frees five more of the Chosen Children and enables them to return to the Real World. Upon defeating Piedmon, a portal appears behind his dungeon, enabling Ryo to travel to a temple on a floating island where Millenniummon resides. Inside the temple, he and his Digimon face one of Millenniummon's constituent Digimon, then Millenniummon himself.

When Millenniummon is defeated, Tai is released from captivity and reunites with Agumon. Tai and the Digimon say their farewells to Ryo, and Ryo leaves the Digital World and reawakens at his desk. His parents notice that something about his demeanour has changed.

Gameplay

See also: Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer#Gameplay and Digimon Adventure: Cathode Tamer#Gameplay

Digimon Anode/Cathode Tamer: Veedramon Version is a tactical role-playing game. As Ryo Akiyama, the player travels to dungeons around File Island and Server Continent and, within each dungeon, completes a series of turn-based strategy battles on each floor of the dungeon to clear it and unlock the next dungeon.

When starting a new game, the player is prompted to select either Anode Tamer or Cathode Tamer. This determines which set of version-exclusive Digimon and content will appear.

Battle

In each floor's battle, the player moves their team of allied Digimon (maximum of 3 at a time) moves across a battlefield grid to defeat all enemy Digimon (also a maximum of three at a time). Each Digimon, on both sides, takes turns to move and attack.

A Digimon must move into an adjacent space to an opponent Digimon in order to initiate an attack against it. Once the initiating Digimon has made their attack, the opponent has an opportunity to counter-attack. It is possible for both attacks and counter-attacks to miss.

When initiating an attack, any Digimon, allied or enemy, has a random chance to inflict a critical hit for increased damage. This is signified by the name of one of their attack techniques popping up on-screen, with an alert sound effect, during the attack. Critical hits can still miss.

A Digimon, allied or enemy, may also use its turn to perform a Variable Move. Doing so prevents them from moving around the map in that turn, but unlike attacks, their range is unlimited, and Variable Moves that deal damage do not miss by chance.

The player may use items, but doing so consumes the current Digimon's turn.

When the player wins a battle, they are rewarded with Bits (the game's currency) and up to three random items. If there are more floors to go in the dungeon, the player is prompted to continue, retreat, or save the game.

Digimon

The total group of allied Digimon which are currently traveling with the player, and which can be called for battles, is called the stock. The stock's capacity is limited; at the start of the game, a maximum of 10 Digimon can be in the stock at a time. Stock capacity can be expanded as the player progresses through the game, by purchasing HD space increases from Nanimon's shop; the maximum stock limit after purchasing all increases is 30.

Stats

A Digimon's abilities and performance in battles are governed by the following stats:

Generation	Determines the Digimon's other stats. Generally, Digimon of higher Generations will have higher DP, AP, PP and VP, whereas those of a lower stage have a higher SP.
Attribute	Gameplay effect unknown.
Type (Trait)	All Digimon are assigned one of three Types: Land, Sky and Ocean. Determines the Digimon's stat build and interactions with map terrain, as well as acting as a weakness targeted by certain Variable Moves. Some Digimon species also have one of several additional Types which are not shown to the player, which act exclusively as Variable Move weaknesses: Fire, Ice, Plant, Insect, Sacred (Holy), Devil (Demon), and Dead.
Digimon Power (DP)	The Digimon's hit points/health. If reduced to 0, the Digimon is defeated and cannot be used for the remainder of the dungeon or until revitalized with an item. DP is replenished to full once once the player leaves the dungeon, including for defeated Digimon. DP can also be replenished during dungeon battles using Floppy items.
Attack Points (AP)	Determines how much damage the Digimon's attacks deal to opponents.
Speed Points (SP)	Determines the accuracy of the Digimon's attacks, as well as its own ability to evade opponents' attacks. Also dictates the turn order in battle.
Protect Points (PP)	Reduces the damage that the Digimon takes from opponents' attacks.
Variable Points (VP)	Points which must be spent for a Digimon to perform its Variable Moves. A Variable Move cannot be used if the Digimon has fewer VP than the cost required by the move. VP is replenished to full once once the player leaves the dungeon. VP can also be replenished during dungeon battles using Plugin items.
Eat Points (EP)	Measures how hungry the Digimon is. Depletes over time, and when it reaches 0, the Digimon enters a "hungry" condition which impairs its ability to fight (signified by a distressed-looking menu/battle map sprite, and a meat icon on its DP bar in battle). EP can be replenished using Meat items. Maximum is 8 for all Digimon.
Unchi Points (UP)	Measures the Digimon's need to "go DooDoo" (defecate). Fills over time, and when it reaches its maximum, the Digimon enters a "toilet" condition in which it is unable to counter-attack and its EP deplete more quickly (signified by a distressed sprite and a feces icon). UP can be reset to 0 using the Toilet key item; if used during a battle, the Digimon will temporarily enter a "toilet used" condition (signified by a distressed sprite and a flush icon), until the end of its next turn, but regains the ability to counter-attack immediately. Maximum is 8 for all Digimon.
Map Points (MP)	The maximum number of spaces on the map which the Digimon may move in a single turn; the Digimon may move anywhere within that range.
Version	A hidden value that identifies one game, LCD device or other medium in which the Digimon species previously appeared (usually, but not always, its debut appearance). This is used to determine the number of Digivice points needed to recruit an enemy Digimon, and is also a criterion for some party combinations that will result in learning Variable Moves.

All allied Digimon of the same species will ordinarily have the exact same base stats when they are first received from the Server Room. However, there is a small random chance that upon receiving a Digimon at the Server Room, Datamon (Nanomon) will remark on a "miracle" which has caused the new Digimon to be "very powerful," indicating that the Digimon has special potential for stat increases.

Each time that a battle in a dungeon is won, there is a chance that the AP, PP, or VP of ally Digimon who fought in that dungeon may increase slightly. This is described by the game as "leveling up," although it is not tied to any visible levels. Stat increases vary depending on "how you fight," meaning the stats grow from seeing use; using Variable Moves increases VP, attacking directly increases AP, and taking direct attacks increases PP. Normally, the furthest that AP, PP and VP can increase is [(stat's base value) × 2], but if Datamon identified a Digimon as "very powerful," then that Digimon's maximum possible AP, PP and VP stats are instead [(stat's base value) × 3].

The three main Types primarily affect a Digimon's mobility, including both its raw MP and how it handles different types of terrain, as follows:

• Land: Maximum movement range is reduced by 1 when crossing water terrain. Generally has mediocre MP, but is an all-rounder.
• Ocean: Attack power is increased when positioned on water terrain. Maximum movement range is reduced by 1 when crossing land terrain. Generally has mediocre MP.
• Sky: Can cross any terrain without being impeded. Generally has high MP, but otherwise mediocre stats.

Partner Digimon

The player starts the main story with only Agumon as an allied Digimon.

When the player clears each of the first three boss dungeons for the first time, they will release other Chosen Children and their respective partner Digimon from captivity, at which point the partner Digimon will become allies as well:

• Tentomon and Palmon join after clearing Devimon's dungeon (File Island #4)
• Patamon and Biyomon (Piyomon) join after clearing Etemon's dungeon (Server Continent #2)
• Gabumon, Gatomon (Tailmon) and Gomamon join after clearing Myotismon's (Vamdemon) dungeon (Server Continent #5)

During the main story, the partner Digimon are permanent allies and cannot be deleted by the Server Room's "Return a Digimon" menu. In the post-game, this restriction is lifted, and the player may also encounter and recruit more Digimon of the partners' species in the fourth and final hidden dungeon.

Recruiting Digimon

Other than the partner Digimon, the player can acquire new allied Digimon from the Server Room, by choosing from the list of available Digimon in the "Get a Digimon" menu. Upon acquisition, Server Room Digimon may be given a nickname.

If the player no longer wants a Digimon in their stock, they may use the "Return a Digimon" menu at the Server Room to remove it. If this is done, the Digimon is effectively gone forever, and is not re-added to the list of available Digimon.

Digimon become available at the Server Room under two circumstances. First, some Digimon are automatically added to the Server Room after clearing certain dungeons.

Secondly, the player is able to recruit enemy Digimon to their side using the Digivice key item, which is awarded to them after clearing the first File Island dungeon. Doing requires spending the Digivice's "Sacred Power" points, which accumulate as the player fights and defeats enemy Digimon. During battles, the Digivice can be used from the Item menu to attempt to convert one enemy Digimon. If successful, the Digimon is sent to the Server Room and added to the "Get a Digimon" list, and the Digivice's points are reduced to 0; if unsuccessful, the battle continues with no effect on the enemy, and the Digivice's points are not spent.

The number of Digivice points required to successfully convert an enemy depends on both its Generation and its Version.

	Version
Level	Digital Monster	Digimon Pendulum	Other
In-Training (Baby I/Baby II)	20	30	N/A
Rookie (Child)	40	50	50
Champion (Adult)	80	90*	90

The only Digimon who are of a higher Generation than Champion (Adult) are the seven bosses (sans Devimon).

In the post-game, the third and fourth hidden dungeons that open up on File Island allow the player to recruit both the bosses and additional copies of the partner Digimon. Both groups require far more Digivice points to recruit than other Digimon, as follows:

Agumon	320	Devimon	160
Gabumon	280	Etemon	160
Patamon	260	Myotismon (Vamdemon)	220
Palmon	260	Piedmon (Piemon)	300
Tentomon	250	Kimeramon (Chimairamon)	400
Gomamon	250	Machinedramon (Mugendramon)	400
Biyomon (Piyomon)	260	Millenniummon (Millenniumon)	500
Gatomon (Tailmon)	280

Evolution

Since Ryo is unable to use the Digivice for the purpose of evolution due to not being its true owner, evolution is not a significant mechanic in the game aside from Variable Moves. However, three Digimon will evolve/transform into other Digimon species when traded at the Penguinmon Trading House:

• Otamamon → Gekomon
• Numemon → Sukamon (Scumon)
• Bakemon → Soulmon

Trading is the only way to obtain Gekomon, Sukamon and Soulmon.

Digimon Analyzer

Main article: Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer and Cathode Tamer/Digimon Analyzer

The Digimon Analyzer is a key item that the player receives from Izzy Izumi (Izumi Kōshirō) after freeing him, by clearing Devimon's dungeon on File Island. It provides profiles of all Digimon, both playable/enemy and Variable Moves, in the game.

A given playable Digimon must be obtained, or a given Variable Move must be learned, before its Digimon Analyzer profile may be read. Since certain Digimon are only available in one version, completing the Digimon Analyzer requires trading between versions.

Completing the Digimon Analyzer grants access to the fourth and final hidden dungeon, in which the player may battle and recruit duplicates of the Chosen Children's partner Digimon.

Variable Moves

Variable Moves are special technique in which a Digimon briefly evolves into another Digimon to perform a single Special Move. Both allied and enemy Digimon are able to perform Variable Moves.

Using Variable Moves consumes a Digimon's VP. If a Digimon does not have enough VP to cover a Variable Move's cost, then the move cannot be used.

Unlike conventional attacks, Attack Variables are able to target any opponent anywhere on the map, regardless of distance.

Variable Moves are divided into three categories:

• Attack
  Inflict damage on, depending on the Variable Move, one or all opposing Digimon. Some Attack Variables target specific Digimon Types to inflict greater damage, while simultaneously being weaker in effect against Digimon of opposing Types.
• Defense
  Grants buffs to one or all Digimon of the same allegiance. Includes DP recovery, increases to stats, restoration of debuffed stats, protection from damage, and other beneficial effects.
• Assist
  Inflicts debuffs on one or all opposing Digimon. Includes stat decreases, prevention of using items or Variables, and other disruptive effects.

Allied Digimon learn new Variable Moves automatically during battles when certain criteria are met; there is a random chance for this to happen at the start of their turn. When a Digimon first "thinks up" a new Variable Move, it immediately uses the move for the first time once at no VP cost, ending their turn in the process. Each Digimon can know a maximum of five Variable Moves; if they already know five when they learn a new Variable, the player is asked to forget a previous Variable if they wish to keep the new Variable.

The main determining factor of learning new Variable Moves is the player's party of Digimon in a battle. More often than not, if a combination of specific Digimon species, or a combination of Digimon who have a particular trait or traits in common, are together in the battle, then they will be able to learn specific Variable Moves. Relevant traits include:

• Version
  Pairing Digimon whose Version is the same virtual pet together will often yield a Variable Move from the same virtual pet.
• Generation
  Pairing Digimon of the same Generation together can result in particular Variable Moves; usually, both Generation and Version in common are required.
• Type
  Pairing Digimon of the same Type will often yield a similarly-themed Variable Move.
• Backstory
  For example, pairing the partner Digimon together will frequently result in learning Variable Moves of their evolved forms from Digimon Adventure.

The NPCs in the Village of Beginnings' Digimon Houses provide hints about Digimon combinations for learning Variable Moves.

When a Digimon "observes" the same Variable Move being performed frequently in battles that it participates in, whether that be by ally or enemy Digimon, there is a small chance for it to learn that Variable Move by itself. The amount of times a Variable Move has to be repeated to this end also depends on the Digimon's innate connection to the specific Variable Move; if they are able to think of it naturally with specific team combinations, it requires five uses, or otherwise ten.

Facilities

The game's main hub is the Village of Beginnings, which offers various facilities to assist the player. In addition, there are numerous NPC Digimon in the Village, both inside "Digimon Houses" and standing outside, who give new hints about gameplay mechanics, and party combinations to obtain Variable Moves, as the player progresses.

Village square

• Penguinmon Trading House (top-left)
  Operated by Penguinmon (Penmon). Facilitates linking with other copies of Veedramon Version to exchange Digimon via Link Cable.
  See Connectivity section.
• Nanimon Shop (bottom-left)
  Operated by Nanimon. Offers recovery items for purchase, as well as HD expansions. The player may also sell unwanted items to Nanimon for Bit (the game's currency).

North of village square

• Server Room (left)
  Operated by Datamon (Nanomon). Facilitiates managing allied Digimon, including both receiving new ones when available (Get a Digimon) and deleting unwanted ones (Return a Digimon).
  See Recruiting Digimon section.
• Hint Tree (center)
  The player may read fallen leaves on which gameplay hints are written. More are added as the game progresses, for a maximum of eight.
• Digimon House (right)
  Inhabited by a Pagumon and a Nanimon. Gives hints about Digimon combinations that will result in Variable Moves.
• Ancient Colosseum (path at far right)
  A Digimon Pendulum embedded in a mountain face. Facilitates linking with Digimon virtual pets, via the Digimon Connector (Digital Monster Link Adapter). Unlocked by completing one practice battle at Pixi Battle Lesson.
  See Connectivity section.

East of village square

• Gennai's House
  Gennai provides advice on the player's next objective. The player also returns here whenever they clear a dungeon or lose a battle.

South of village square

• Gate
  Constructed by Gennai and operated by ToyAgumon (Toy Agumon). Transports the player from File Island to Server Continent. Added after clearing Devimon's dungeon.

West of village square

• Leomon Colosseum (left)
  Operated by Leomon. Facilitiates linking with other players for multiplayer battles.
  See Connectivity section.
• Pixi Battle Lesson (right)
  Operated by Piximon (Piccolomon). Allows the player to play practice battles with pre-set teams of ally Digimon. Four themed battles may be played: "Standard Battle" (the player is given a team that covers all Types), "Land Digimon," "Sky Digimon," and "Ocean Digimon" (the player is given a team comprised only of Digimon of the respective Type).

Dungeons

For most dungeon floors, a different battle map is randomly chosen each time that the player attempts the dungeon.

Area	Dungeon	Floors	Possible Enemies	Variable Digimon	Boss Battle	Reward(s)
File Island	File Island #1 (cave)	2	Botamon Koromon Punimon Tsunomon (Tunomon)	N/A	N/A	Key item Digivice Digimon data Veedramon (V-dramon)
File Island	File Island #2 (mansion, left)	3	Poyomon Tokomon Betamon Elecmon Tyrannomon (Tyranomon) Numemon Frigimon (Yukidarumon)[A] Vegiemon (Vegimon)[A] Shellmon[C]	N/A	N/A	Digimon data Poyomon Frigimon (Yukidarumon)[A] Shellmon[C]
File Island	File Island #3 (mansion, right)	3	Yuramon Tanemon Kunemon Unimon Centarumon (Centalmon) Ogremon (Orgemon) Drimogemon Shellmon Kokatorimon (Cockatrimon) Leomon Nanimon Mojyamon[C]	Andromon Scorpiomon (Anomalocarimon) Whamon MegaSeadramon (Mega Seadramon)	N/A	Digimon data Yuramon Unimon[A] Shellmon[C]
File Island	File Island #4 (Devimon's cave)	4	Tokomon Yuramon Tanemon Zurumon Pagumon Gazimon Gizamon Drimogemon Mojyamon[C] Nanimon Leomon Kokatorimon (Cockatrimon) DarkTyrannomon (Dark Tyranomon) Cyclonemon (Cyclomon) Tuskmon Flymon Deltamon Raremon	Whamon MegaSeadramon (Mega Seadramon) Piximon (Piccolomon)	Floor 4 Devimon Devidramon Gazimon Variable Digimon SkullSatamon (Skull Satamon) MegaSeadramon (Mega Seadramon)	Partner Digimon Palmon Tentomon Key item Digimon Analyzer Digimon data Zurumon Flymon[A] Gizamon[C]
Server Continent	Server Continent #1 (fortress)	3	Pabumon (Bubbmon) Motimon (Mochimon) Otamamon Gotsumon (Gottsumon)[C] Monochromon Tortomon (Tortamon)[A] Starmon Kuwagamon Wizardmon (Wizarmon)[C]	Triceramon MetalTyrannomon (Metal Tyranomon) Vademon	N/A	Digimon data Pabumon (Bubbmon) Tortomon (Tortamon)[A] Otamamon[C]
Server Continent	Server Continent #2 (Etemon's castle)	3	Pabumon (Bubbmon) Motimon (Mochimon) Otamamon Gotsumon (Gottsumon)[C] Pichimon (Pitchmon) Bukamon (Pukamon) Crabmon (Ganimon) Syakomon (Shakomon) Dolphmon (Rukamon) Seadramon[A] Coelamon[C] Gesomon	SaberLeomon (Saber Leomon) Pukumon	Floor 3 Etemon (two rounds) Dolphmon (Rukamon)[A] (second round) Octomon (Octmon)[C] (second round) Crabmon (Ganimon) (second round) Variable Digimon (first round) SaberLeomon (Saber Leomon) Pukumon Monzaemon Variable Digimon (second round) KingEtemon (King Etemon) Whamon Datamon (Nanomon)	Partner Digimon Patamon Biyomon (Piyomon) Digimon data Pichimon (Pitchmon) Kuwagamon[A] Crabmon (Ganimon)[C]
Server Continent	Server Continent #3 (Cathedral, left)	3	Pichimon (Pitchmon) Motimon (Mochimon) Mokumon Bukamon (Pukamon) DemiMeramon (Peti Meramon) Otamamon Crabmon (Ganimon) Syakomon (Shakomon) Tapirmon (Bakumon) Candlemon (Candmon) Dolphmon (Rukamon) Octomon (Octmon)[C] Apemon (Hanumon) Meramon Wizardmon (Wizarmon) Bakemon	Pukumon Whamon Datamon (Nanomon) MarineDevimon (Marin Devimon) Monzaemon	N/A	Digimon data Mokumon Candlemon (Candmon)[A] Gesomon[C]
Server Continent	Server Continent #4 (Cathedral, right)	4	Pichimon (Pitchmon) Nyokimon Bukamon (Pukamon) Yokomon (Pyocomon) Crabmon (Ganimon) Syakomon (Shakomon) Tapirmon (Bakumon) Candlemon (Candmon) Floramon Mushroomon (Mushmon)[A] Dolphmon (Rukamon) Gesomon Octomon (Octmon)[C] Coelamon[C] Meramon Wizardmon (Wizarmon) Bakemon Apemon (Hanumon) Kiwimon[A]	SkullMeramon (Death Meramon) Gryphonmon (Griffomon) Dragomon (Dagomon) WaruMonzaemon (Waru Monzaemon)	N/A	Digimon data Nyokimon Wizardmon (Wizarmon)[A] Floramon[C]
Server Continent	Server Continent #5 (Myotismon's (Vamdemon) mansion)	5	Pichimon (Pitchmon) Nyokimon Choromon Bukamon (Pukamon) Yokomon (Pyocomon) Kapurimon (Caprimon) Crabmon (Ganimon) Syakomon (Shakomon) Tapirmon (Bakumon) Candlemon (Candmon) Floramon Mushroomon (Mushmon)[A] ToyAgumon (Toy Agumon) Kokuwamon Hagurumon Dolphmon (Rukamon) Gesomon Seadramon[A] Octomon (Octmon)[C] Meramon Wizardmon (Wizarmon) Bakemon Apemon (Hanumon) Kiwimon[A] Woodmon[C] RedVegiemon (Red Vegimon)[C] Deputymon (Revolmon) Tankmon Clockmon Guardromon Mekanorimon (Mechanorimon)	Divermon (Hangyomon) Jijimon Whamon SkullGreymon (Skull Greymon) Okuwamon Blossomon	Floor 5 Myotismon (Vamdemon) Clockmon Kokuwamon Variable Digimon VenomMyotismon (Venom Vamdemon) MarineAngemon (Marin Angemon) Okuwamon	Partner Digimon Gabumon Gomamon Gatomon (Tailmon) Digimon data Choromon Kokuwamon[A] ToyAgumon (Toy Agumon)[C]
Server Continent	Server Continent #6 (left manor)	5	Pabumon (Bubbmon) Pichimon (Pitchmon) Mokumon Nyokimon Choromon Motimon (Mochimon) Bukamon (Pukamon) DemiMeramon (Peti Meramon) Yokomon (Pyocomon) Kapurimon (Caprimon) Gotsumon (Gottsumon)[C] Tortomon (Tortamon)[A] Monochromon Starmon Dolphmon (Rukamon) Gesomon (Gesomon) Seadramon[A] Coelamon[C] Apemon (Hanumon) Meramon Wizardmon (Wizarmon) Bakemon Kiwimon[A] Woodmon[C] RedVegiemon (Red Vegimon)[C] Deputymon (Revolmon) Tankmon Clockmon Guardromon Ebidramon Gorillamon (Gorimon) Vilemon (Evilmon) Roachmon (Gokimon) Minotarumon (Minotaurmon)	MetalMamemon (Metal Mamemon) Asuramon WaruMonzaemon (Waru Monzaemon) BigMamemon (Big Mamemon) Giromon	N/A	Digimon data Motimon (Mochimon) Dolphmon (Rukamon) Minotarumon (Minotaurmon)[A] Ebidramon[C]
Server Continent	Server Continent #7 (right manor)	5	Pabumon (Bubbmon) Pichimon (Pitchmon) Mokumon Nyokimon Choromon Motimon (Mochimon) Bukamon (Pukamon) DemiMeramon (Peti Meramon) Yokomon (Pyocomon) Kapurimon (Caprimon) Otamamon Gotsumon (Gottsumon)[C] Crabmon (Ganimon) Syakomon (Shakomon) Tapirmon (Bakumon) Candlemon (Candmon) Tortomon (Tortamon)[A] Starmon Kuwagamon Dolphmon (Rukamon) Seadramon[A] Bakemon Kiwimon[A] Woodmon[C] RedVegiemon (Red Vegimon)[C] Deputymon (Revolmon) Tankmon Clockmon Guardromon Dokugumon Musyamon Rockmon (Golemon) Snimon	LadyDevimon (Lady Devimon) Brachiomon (Brachimon) Boltmon MarineAngemon (Marin Angemon)	N/A	Digimon data Bukamon (Pukamon) DemiMeramon (Peti Meramon) Snimon[A] Musyamon[C]
Server Continent	Server Continent #8 (Piedmon's (Piemon) mansion)	6	Pichimon (Pitchmon) Mokumon Nyokimon Choromon Bukamon (Pukamon) DemiMeramon (Peti Meramon) Yokomon (Pyocomon) Kapurimon (Caprimon) Crabmon (Ganimon) Syakomon (Shakomon) Tapirmon (Bakumon) Candlemon (Candmon) Penguinmon (Penmon) Goburimon Dolphmon (Rukamon) Seadramon[A] Bakemon Kiwimon[A] Woodmon[C] Red Vegimon[C] Ninjamon (Igamon) ShimaUnimon (Shima Unimon) Flarerizamon (Flare Lizamon) Yanmamon	BigMamemon (Big Mamemon) Okuwamon Giromon MarineAngemon (Marin Angemon) Boltmon LadyDevimon (Lady Devimon) Asuramon Brachiomon (Brachimon)	Floor 6 Piedmon (Piemon) Variable Digimon Diaboromon (Diablomon) Okuwamon MarineAngemon (Marin Angemon) Asuramon	Digimon data Kapurimon (Caprimon) Yokomon (Pyocomon) Yanmamon[A] Ninjamon (Igamon)[C]
Floating Island	Final dungeon (Millenniummon's (Millenniumon) lair)	12	Otamamon Gotsumon (Gottsumon)[C] Tortomon (Tortamon)[A] Syakomon (Shakomon) Dolphmon (Rukamon) Tapirmon (Bakumon) Candlemon (Candmon) Floramon Mushroomon (Mushmon) ToyAgumon (Toy Agumon) Kokuwamon Hagurumon Monochromon Starmon Kuwagamon Dolphmon (Rukamon) Gesomon Seadramon[A] Coelamon[C] Apemon (Hanumon) Meramon Wizardmon (Wizarmon) Bakemon Veedramon (V-dramon)[C] Kiwimon[A] Woodmon[C] RedVegiemon (Red Vegimon)[C] Deputymon (Revolmon) Clockmon Guardromon Mekanorimon (Mechanorimon) Ebidramon Gorillamon (Gorimon) Vilemon (Evilmon) Minotarumon (Minotaurmon) Dokugumon Musyamon Rockmon (Golemon) Snimon Ninjamon (Igamon) ShimaUnimon (Shima Unimon) Flarerizamon (Flare Lizamon) Yanmamon	Jagamon (Jyagamon) Phantomon (Fantomon) Cherrymon (Jyureimon) MetalEtemon (Metal Etemon) Digitamamon Garbagemon (Gerbemon)	Floor 7 Devimon Ogremon (Orgemon) Variable Digimon SkullSatamon (Skull Satamon) Jagamon (Jyagamon) Floor 8 Etemon Gazimon Variable Digimon KingEtemon (King Etemon) Jagamon (Jyagamon) Floor 9 Myotismon (Vamdemon) DemiDevimon (Pico Devimon) Variable Digimon VenomMyotismon (Venom Vamdemon) Cherrymon (Jyureimon) Floor 10 Piedmon (Piemon) Meramon Variable Digimon Diaboromon (Diablomon) Cherrymon (Jyureimon) Floor 11 Kimeramon (Chimairamon)[A] Machinedramon (Mugendramon)[C] Variable Digimon Apokarimon (Apocalymon) MegaSeadramon (Mega Seadramon) Floor 12 Millenniummon (Millenniumon) Variable Digimon Apokarimon (Apocalymon) MegaSeadramon (Mega Seadramon)	Digimon data Monochromon Tapirmon (Bakumon)[A] Dolphmon (Rukamon)[C] Bakemon[A] Meramon[C] ShimaUnimon (Shima Unimon)[A] Woodmon[C] End of main story
File Island	Hidden dungeon #1 (East of village square, central building)	7	Botamon [A] Koromon [A] Betamon [C] Punimon [A] Tsunomon (Tunomon) [A] Elecmon [C] Poyomon [A] Tokomon [A] Kunemon [C] Yuramon [A] Tanemon [A] Zurumon [A] Pagumon [A] Gizamon [C] Pabumon (Bubbmon) [A] Motimon (Mochimon) [A] Gotsumon (Gottsumon) [C] Otamamon [C] Pichimon (Pitchmon) [A] Bukamon (Pukamon [A] Crabmon (Ganimon) [C] Syakomon (Shakomon) [C] Mokumon [A] DemiMeramon (Peti Meramon) [A] Tapirmon (Bakumon) [C] Candlemon (Candmon) [C] DemiDevimon (Pico Devimon) [C] Nyokimon [A] Yokomon (Pyocomon) [A] Floramon [C] Choromon [A] Kapurimon (Caprimon) [A] ToyAgumon (Toy Agumon) [C] Kokuwamon [C] Penguinmon (Penmon) [C] Goburimon [C]	MetalEtemon (Metal Etemon) MetalSeadramon (Metal Seadramon) Garbagemon (Gerbemon) Mammothmon (Mammon) Phantomon (Fantomon) Monzaemon ShogunGekomon (Tonosama Gekomon)	N/A	Digimon data Punimon[A] Tokomon[A] Tanemon[A] Syakomon (Shakomon)[C] Gazimon[C] Hagurumon[C]
File Island	Hidden dungeon #2 (Brick tower, east of File Island #1)	7	Airdramon [A] Unimon [A] Shellmon [C] Yuramon [A] Pagumon [A] Gizamon [C] Devidramon [A] Flymon [A] Otamamon [C] Kuwagamon [A] Pichimon (Pitchmon) [C] Bukamon (Pukamon) [C] Crabmon (Ganimon) [C] Syakomon (Shakomon) [C] Dolphmon (Rukamon) [C] Coelamon [C] Gesomon [C] Octomon (Octmon) [C] Mokumon [A] DemiMeramon (Peti Meramon) [A] Candlemon (Candmon) [A] DemiDevimon (Pico Devimon) [A] Wizardmon (Wizarmon) [A] Bakemon [A] Ebidramon [C] Penguinmon (Penmon) [C] Yanmamon [A]	Anode only LadyDevimon (Lady Devimon) Gryphonmon (Griffomon) Pumpkinmon (Pumpmon) Okuwamon Phantomon (Fantomon) Giromon Piximon (Piccolomon) Megadramon Cathode only Pukumon MetalSeadramon (Metal Seadramon) MarineAngemon (Marin Angemon) MetalEtemon (Metal Etemon) Dragomon (Dagomon) MarineDevimon (Marin Devimon) MegaSeadramon (Mega Seadramon) Puppetmon (Pinochimon) Scorpiomon (Anomalocarimon) ShogunGekomon (Tonosama Gekomon)	N/A	Digimon data Devidramon[A] Airdramon[A] Pagumon[A] Coelamon[C] Penguinmon (Penmon)[C] Octomon (Octmon)[C]
File Island	Hidden dungeon #3 (Behind Gennai's House)	7	Ogremon (Orgemon) Etemon Gazimon DemiDevimon (Pico Devimon) Meramon Devimon Myotismon (Vamdemon) Piedmon (Piemon) Ebidramon Gorillamon (Gorimon) Vilemon (Evilmon) Minotarumon (Minotaurmon) Dokugumon Musyamon Rockmon (Golemon) Snimon Ninjamon (Igamon) ShimaUnimon (Shima Unimon) Kimeramon (Chimairamon)[A] Machinedramon (Mugendramon)[C] Millenniummon (Millenniumon)	MetalSeadramon (Metal Seadramon) SkullMammothmon (Skull Mammon) SkullSatamon (Skull Satamon) Jagamon (Jyagamon) KingEtemon (King Etemon) VenomMyotismon (Venom Vamdemon) Cherrymon (Jyureimon) Diaboromon (Diablomon) Apokarimon (Apocalymon) Digitamamon	N/A	Digimon data Dokugumon Vilemon (Evilmon) Flarerizamon (Flare Lizamon)[A] Rockmon (Golemon)[C]
File Island	Hidden dungeon #4 (Hole in village square)	7	Agumon Gabumon Patamon Palmon Tentomon Gomamon Biyomon (Piyomon) Gatomon (Tailmon)	Greymon Birdramon Garurumon Kabuterimon Togemon Ikkakumon Angemon Angewomon MetalGreymon (Metal Greymon) Garudamon WereGarurumon (Were Garurumon) MegaKabuterimon (Atlur Kabuterimon) Lillymon (Lilimon) Zudomon MagnaAngemon (Holy Angemon) Magnadramon (Holydramon) WarGreymon (War Greymon) MetalGarurumon (Metal Garurumon)	N/A	N/A
[A] This Digimon only appears in this dungeon in Anode Tamer. [C] This Digimon only appears in this dungeon in Cathode Tamer.

Connectivity

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More information about connection compatibility is required, including any possible confirmation of other two-prong virtual pets/LCD games. Is Veedramon Version able to link to the Japanese Anode/Cathode Tamer, or is it limited to other copies of itself?

Veedramon Version can link up to other copies of Veedramon Version for multiplayer modes via the WonderSwan's Link Cable. These multiplayer modes are accessed at the Penguinmon Trading House and Leomon Colosseum.

Penguinmon Trading House facilities:

• Log In -> Trade
  Both players send each other one Digimon.
• Log In -> Upload
  One player temporarily loans out one Digimon to the Install menu in the other player's Trading House. The Digimon will disappear from the Uploading player's game for a period of time, after which it will automatically reappear their Server Room, without any further connection to the other player required.
• Install
  The player selects a Digimon that has been Uploaded to the player's game, to borrow for use in one dungeon.
  After clearing or leaving the dungeon, or in the event that the power is turned off in the interim, the borrowed Digimon will disappear from the game and cannot be Installed again, unless the player links with the other player and has them Upload it again.
• Remove
  The player returns a Digimon that has previously been Installed.

Leomon Colosseum facilities:

• Vs.Battle
  Initiates a multiplayer battle between two players.

Veedramon Version can also connect to two-prong Digimon virtual pets and other LCD games using the Digimon Connector (Digital Monster Link Adapter) peripheral. Connectivity with LCD devices is accessed at the Ancient Colosseum. Veedramon Version is known to be compatible with:

• The following Japanese two-prong virtual pets and LCD devices:
  • Digital Monster
  • Digimon Pendulum
  • Digivice Toy
  • Digimon Analyzer
  • D-3 Toy

• The following Bandai America/Bandai Asia two-prong virtual pets and LCD devices:
  • D-3 Toy (International)
  • D-Power Digivice Toy (EU/AS)

Ancient Colosseum facilities:

• Start
  Initiates a battle with a virtual pet, after the player selects one Digimon from their stock. The battle follows the traditional virtual pet battle rules.
• Analyze
  Transmits one Digimon species of the player's choosing to the Digimon Analyzer toy, so that the Analyzer displays its profile on that Digimon.
  Veedramon Version restricts some Digimon species from being sent to the Analyzer, primarily (but not exclusively) blocking those who are not present in the Analyzer. A Digimon species also cannot be sent until the player has unlocked its entry in the game's own Digimon Analyzer (i.e. a playable Digimon must have already been obtained, and a given Variable Move must have already been learned).

Changes from Anode Tamer & Cathode Tamer

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Confirm what Omegamon and Goddramon's situation in Veedramon Version is. Was there a similar event for this version as well? Were they implemented into the game without needing events like Aero V-dramon was? ( No, possible is Bandai-Asia and Young Toys Special Event distribution only) The only evidence that I'm aware of is two unsourced photographs of their Analyzer entries being displayed on a WonderSwan Color.

• Veedramon Version is only available in English. It is one of two WonderSwan Digimon games to receive a separate English release for Asia, the other being Digital Monster Ver. WonderSwan. Despite this, the packaging and instruction manual are entirely in the respective languages of the release regions (Chinese and Korean).
  • Human character names are taken from "Digimon: Digital Monsters season 1," the Saban Entertainment English dub of Digimon Adventure (although the group of humans are still called "Chosen Children" as in Japanese).
  • With two exceptions, Digimon names are taken from contemporary Bandai America and Bandai Asia localized merchandise.
  • Attack techniques names retain their original Japanese names (or mistranslations thereof).
• All of the original games' graphics were colorized for the new hardware.
  • One sprite has been replaced entirely: in the original Anode and Cathode Tamer, Diablomon used a sprite with a slightly different design from usual, in which it demonstrates its generally unused ability to deploy extra arms (also used in Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers). For Veedramon Version, Diaboromon's (Diablomon) sprite was replaced with the color sprite from Digimon Adventure 02: D-1 Tamers, which matches its standard design.

Original sprite (Anode/Cathode Tamer) New sprite (Veedramon Version)

• In Anode and Cathode Tamer, four Digimon were exclusive to special event releases: the Digimon V-dramon, and the Variable Moves Aero V-dramon, Omegamon and Goddramon.
  As its title suggests, Veedramon Version makes Veedramon (V-dramon) readily available to the player without the event. It is automatically added to the Server Room's obtainable Digimon after clearing the first dungeon, and more are routinely added to the Server Room after this point. The AeroVeedramon (Aero V-dramon) Variable Move can also be learned freely by Veedramon.
• The "Analyze" function of the Ancient Colosseum is not present in the original Anode Tamer, and was only added for Cathode Tamer. In Veedramon Version, the function is available in both Anode Tamer and Cathode Tamer.
• In Anode and Cathode Tamer, the song played on the title screen, and when an ally Digimon initiates a Variable Move, is "Brave heart" (specifically, its opening riff). Veedramon Version replaces this with a different song that loosely resembles the refrain of the aforementioned dub's "Digimon Theme."
• Menu layouts were slightly altered to accommodate the generally longer English text. The most significant change is that the field for a Digimon entry's number was removed from the Digimon Analyzer's index.

Characters

Protagonists/Supporters Ryo Akiyama (Akiyama Ryo) Gennai Tai Kamiya (Yagami Taichi) Agumon Izzy Izumi (Izumi Kōshirō) Tentomon Mimi Tachikawa (Tachikawa Mimi) Palmon Sora Takenouchi (Takenouchi Sora) Biyomon (Piyomon) T.K. Takaishi (Takaishi Takeru) Patamon Matt Ishida (Ishida Yamato) Gabumon Joe Kido (Kido Jou) Gomamon Kari Kamiya (Yagami Hikari) Gatomon (Tailmon)

Villains Devimon DemiDevimon (Pico Devimon) Etemon Myotismon (Vamdemon) Piedmon (Piemon) Kimeramon (Chimairamon) Machinedramon (Mugendramon) Millenniummon Millenniumon

Obtainable Digimon

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Playable

#	Name	Type	Group	Notes
001	Botamon	Land
002	Koromon	Land
003	Agumon	Land		Partner Digimon
004	Betamon	Land
005	Tyrannomon (Tyranomon)	Land
006	Airdramon	Sky		Anode Tamer only
007	Numemon	Land
008	Punimon	Land
009	Tsunomon (Tunomon)	Land
010	Gabumon	Land		Partner Digimon
011	Elecmon	Land
012	Frigimon (Yukidarumon)	Land	Ice	Anode Tamer only
013	Vegiemon (Vegimon)	Land		Anode Tamer only
014	Poyomon	Land
015	Tokomon	Land
016	Patamon	Sky	Sacred	Partner Digimon
017	Kunemon	Land	Insect
018	Unimon	Sky	Sacred
019	Centarumon (Centalmon)	Land	Sacred
020	Ogremon	Land	Devil
021	Shellmon	Ocean
022	Drimogemon	Land
023	Sukamon (Scumon)	Land		Trade only
024	Etemon	Land	Devil	Boss
025	Yuramon	Sky
026	Tanemon	Land	Plant
027	Palmon	Land	Plant	Partner Digimon
028	Kokatorimon (Cockatrimon)	Land
029	Leomon	Land
030	Mojyamon	Land	Ice	Cathode Tamer only
031	Nanimon	Land
032	Zurumon	Land
033	Pagumon	Sky
034	Gazimon	Land
035	Gizamon	Ocean
036	DarkTyrannomon (Dark Tyranomon)	Land	Devil
037	Cyclonemon (Cyclomon)	Land	Devil
038	Devidramon	Sky	Devil
039	Tuskmon	Land	Devil
040	Flymon	Sky	Insect
041	Deltamon	Land	Devil
042	Raremon	Land	Dead

#	Name	Type	Group	Notes
043	Pabumon (Bubbmon)	Land
044	Motimon (Mochimon)	Land
045	Tentomon	Sky	Insect	Partner Digimon
046	Gotsumon (Gottsumon)	Land		Cathode Tamer only
047	Otamamon	Ocean
048	Tortomon (Tortamon)	Land		Anode Tamer only
049	Monochromon	Land
050	Starmon	Land
051	Kuwagamon	Sky	Insect
052	Gekomon	Ocean		Trade only
053	Pichimon (Pitchmon)	Ocean
054	Bukamon (Pukamon)	Ocean
055	Gomamon	Ocean		Partner Digimon
056	Crabmon (Ganimon)	Ocean
057	Syakomon (Shakomon)	Ocean
058	Dolphmon (Rukamon)	Ocean
059	Seadramon	Ocean		Anode Tamer only
060	Coelamon	Ocean		Cathode Tamer only
061	Gesomon	Ocean	Devil
062	Octomon (Octmon)	Ocean		Cathode Tamer only
063	Mokumon	Sky
064	DemiMeramon (Peti Meramon)	Sky	Fire
065	Tapirmon (Bakumon)	Land
066	Candlemon (Candmon)	Sky	Fire
067	DemiDevimon (Pico Devimon)	Sky	Devil
068	Apemon (Hanumon)	Land
069	Meramon	Land	Fire
070	Wizardmon (Wizarmon)	Sky
071	Devimon	Sky	Devil	Boss
072	Bakemon	Sky	Dead
073	Myotismon (Vamdemon)	Sky	Devil	Boss
074	Piedmon (Piemon)	Land	Devil	Boss
075	Nyokimon	Land
076	Yokomon (Pyocomon)	Land	Plant
077	Biyomon (Piyomon)	Sky		Partner Digimon
078	Floramon	Land
079	Mushroomon (Mushmon)	Land	Plant	Anode Tamer only
080	Veedramon (V-dramon)	Land	Sacred
081	Kiwimon	Land		Anode Tamer only
082	Woodmon	Land	Plant	Cathode Tamer only
083	RedVegiemon (Red Vegimon)	Land		Cathode Tamer only
084	Choromon	Land
085	Kapurimon (Caprimon)	Land
086	ToyAgumon (Toy Agumon)	Land
087	Kokuwamon	Land	Insect
088	Hagurumon	Land
089	Deputymon (Revolmon)	Land
090	Tankmon	Land
091	Clockmon	Land
092	Guardromon	Land
093	Mekanorimon (Mechanorimon)	Land

#	Name	Type	Group	Notes
094	Gatomon (Tailmon)	Land		Partner Digimon
095	Ebidramon	Ocean
096	Gorillamon (Gorimon)	Land
097	Vilemon (Evilmon)	Land
098	Roachmon (Gokimon)	Land	Insect
099	Minotarumon (Minotaurmon)	Land
100	Dokugumon	Land
101	Musyamon	Land
102	Rockmon (Golemon)	Land	Dead
103	Snimon	Land	Insect
104	Penguinmon (Penmon)	Ocean
105	Goburimon	Land
106	Ninjamon (Igamon)	Land	Plant
107	ShimaUnimon (Shima Unimon)	Land
108	Soulmon	Sky	Dead	Trade only
109	Flarerizamon (Flare Lizamon)	Land	Fire
110	Yanmamon	Sky	Insect
111	Kimeramon (Chimairamon)	Land		Boss; Anode Tamer only
112	Machinedramon (Mugendramon)	Land		Boss; Cathode Tamer only
113	Millenniummon (Millenniumon)	Land		Boss

Variable Moves

#	Name	Requirement	Combinations	Notes
114	Greymon	N/A	Agumon + Piyomon / Gabumon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
115	MetalGreymon (Metal Greymon)	Greymon	Agumon + Piyomon / Gabumon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
116	WarGreymon (War Greymon)	MetalGreymon	Agumon + Piyomon / Gabumon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
117	Birdramon	N/A	Piyomon + Agumon / Gabumon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
118	Garudamon	Birdramon	Piyomon + Agumon / Gabumon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
119	Garurumon	N/A	Gabumon + Agumon / Piyomon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
120	WereGarurumon (Were Garurumon)	Garurumon	Gabumon + Agumon / Piyomon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
121	MetalGarurumon (Metal Garurumon)	WereGarurumon	Gabumon + Agumon / Piyomon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
122	Kabuterimon	N/A	Tentomon + Agumon / Piyomon / Gabumon / Patamon / Palmon / Gomamon / Tailmon
123	MegaKabuterimon (Atlur Kabuterimon)	Kabuterimon	Tentomon + Agumon / Piyomon / Gabumon / Patamon / Palmon / Gomamon / Tailmon
124	Togemon	N/A	Palmon + Agumon / Piyomon / Gabumon / Patamon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
125	Lillymon (Lilimon)	Togemon	Palmon + Agumon / Piyomon / Gabumon / Patamon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
126	Ikkakumon	N/A	Gomamon + Agumon / Piyomon / Gabumon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Tailmon
127	Zudomon	Ikkakumon	Gomamon + Agumon / Piyomon / Gabumon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Tailmon
128	Angemon	N/A	Patamon + Agumon / Piyomon / Gabumon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
129	MagnaAngemon (Holy Angemon)	Angemon	Patamon + Agumon / Piyomon / Gabumon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon / Tailmon
130	Angewomon	N/A	Tailmon + Agumon / Piyomon / Gabumon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon
131	Magnadramon (Holydramon)	Angewomon	Tailmon + Agumon / Piyomon / Gabumon / Patamon / Palmon / Tentomon / Gomamon
132	Pukumon	N/A	Tuskmon + Ganimon
133	MetalSeadramon (Metal Seadramon)	N/A	Seadramon + Coelamon	Requires Digimon from both versions
134	AeroVeedramon (Aero V-dramon)	N/A	V-dramon + Airdramon / Unimon	Unavailable in the dungeons
135	Dragomon (Dagomon)	N/A	Octmon + Snimon / Evilmon	Requires a Digimon from Cathode Tamer
136	Divermon (Hangyomon)	N/A	Mushmon + Rukamon / Octmon	Requires a Digimon from Anode Tamer
137	LadyDevimon (Lady Devimon)	N/A	Devimon + Evilmon / Devidramon / PicoDevimon
138	MarineDevimon (Marin Devimon)	N/A	Gesomon + Devidramon / Evilmon / PicoDevimon / Devimon
139	SkullGreymon (Skull Greymon)	N/A	DarkTyranomon / Cyclomon / Deltamon + DarkTyranomon / Cyclomon / Deltamon
140	Mammothmon (Mammon)	N/A	Yukidarumon + Mojyamon	Requires Digimon from both versions
141	SkullMammothmon (Skull Mammon)	Mammon	Yukidarumon + Mojyamon	Requires Digimon from both versions
142	SkullMeramon (Death Meramon)	N/A	PetiMeramon / Candmon / Meramon / FlareLizamon + PetiMeramon / Candmon / Meramon / FlareLizamon
143	Blossomon	N/A	Tanemon + Vegimon / RedVegimon
144	MegaSeadramon (Mega Seadramon)	N/A	Syakomon + Goburimon / Gorimon / Minotaurmon
145	Jijimon	N/A	Mojyamon + Woodmon / Yuramon	Requires a Digimon from Cathode Tamer
146	Digitamamon	N/A	Vegimon + RedVegimon	Requires Digimon from both versions
147	Phantomon (Fantomon)	N/A	Soulmon + Bakemon	Requires a Digimon from the Trade
148	ExTyrannomon (Ex-Tyranomon)	N/A	ToyAgumon + Penmon	Unavailable in the dungeons
149	Jagamon (Jyagamon)	N/A	Tortamon + Gottsumon	Requires Digimon from both versions
150	Monzaemon	N/A	Numemon + Nanimon

#	Name	Requirement	Combinations	Notes
151	Vademon	N/A	Wizarmon + Starmon
152	Cherrymon (Jyureimon)	N/A	Woodmon + Kiwimon	Requires Digimon from both versions
153	WaruMonzaemon (Waru Monzaemon)	N/A	PicoDevimon + Nanimon
154	Piximon (Piccolomon)	N/A	Wizarmon + Betamon / Tyranomon / Elecmon / Kunemon
155	Datamon (Nanomon)	N/A	Mechanorimon + Hagurumon or Revolmon + Guardromon
156	SaberLeomon (Saber Leomon)	N/A	Leomon + ShimaUnimon / Unimon / Centalmon
157	Gryphonmon (Griffomon)	N/A	Airdramon + Yanmamon / Cockatrimon	Requires a Digimon from Anode Tamer
158	ShogunGekomon (Tonosama Gekomon)	N/A	Gekomon + Otamamon	Requires a Digimon from the Trade
159	Okuwamon	N/A	Kuwagamon + Flymon / Dokugumon
160	Giromon	N/A	Raremon + Gottsumon / Monochromon
161	MarineAngemon (Marin Angemon)	N/A	Poyomon + Pitchmon / Pukamon
162	MetalEtemon (Metal Etemon)	N/A	Etemon + Hanumon
163	Garbagemon (Gerbemon)	N/A	Numemon + Scumon	Requires a Digimon from the Trade
164	Boltmon	N/A	Tankmon + Hanumon / Orgemon
165	Asuramon	N/A	Dokugumon / Musyamon / Golemon / Snimon / Chimairamon + Dokugumon / Musyamon / Golemon / Snimon / Chimairamon
166	Brachiomon (Brachimon)	N/A	Penmon / Goburimon / Igamon / ShimaUnimon / Soulmon / FlareLizamon / Yanmamon + Penmon / Goburimon / Igamon / ShimaUnimon / Soulmon / FlareLizamon / Yanmamon
167	Whamon	N/A	Koromon / Tunomon / Tokomon / Tanemon / Zurumon / Pagumon / Bubbmon / Mochimon / Mokumon / Nyokimon / Pyocomon / Choromon / Caprimon / Agumon + Botamon / Koromon / Agumon / Betamon / Tyranomon / Airdramon / Numemon
168	Mamemon	N/A	Koromon / Tunomon / Tokomon / Tanemon / Zurumon / Pagumon / Bubbmon / Mochimon / Mokumon / Nyokimon / Pyocomon / Choromon / Caprimon / Agumon + Botamon / Koromon / Agumon / Betamon / Tyranomon / Airdramon / Numemon or Punimon / Tunomon + Punimon / Tunomon	Unavailable in the dungeons
169	MetalMamemon (Metal Mamemon)	N/A	Koromon / Tunomon / Tokomon / Tanemon / Zurumon / Pagumon / Bubbmon / Mochimon / Mokumon / Nyokimon / Pyocomon / Choromon / Caprimon / Agumon + Botamon / Koromon / Agumon / Betamon / Tyranomon / Airdramon / Numemon or Punimon / Tunomon + Punimon / Tunomon
170	BigMamemon (Big Mamemon)	N/A	Koromon / Tunomon / Tokomon / Tanemon / Zurumon / Pagumon / Bubbmon / Mochimon / Mokumon / Nyokimon / Pyocomon / Choromon / Caprimon / Agumon + Botamon / Koromon / Agumon / Betamon / Tyranomon / Airdramon / Numemon or Punimon / Tunomon + Punimon / Tunomon
171	Megadramon	N/A	Cockatrimon / Leomon / Mojyamon / Nanimon + Cockatrimon / Leomon / Mojyamon / Nanimon	Unavailable in the dungeons (Cathode Tamer only)
172	Andromon	N/A	Unimon / Centalmon / Orgemon / Shellmon / Drimogemon / Scumon + Unimon / Centalmon / Orgemon / Shellmon / Drimogemon / Scumon
173	Scorpiomon	N/A	Gomamon / Ganimon / Syakomon + Gomamon / Ganimon / Syakomon
174	Puppetmon (Pinochimon)	N/A	V-dramon / Kiwimon / Woodmon / RedVegimon + V-dramon / Kiwimon / Woodmon / RedVegimon	Unavailable in the dungeons (Anode Tamer only)
175	Pumpkinmon (Pumpmon)	N/A	Bakumon / Candmon / PicoDevimon + Bakumon / Candmon / PicoDevimon	Unavailable in the dungeons (Cathode Tamer only)
176	Deramon (Delumon)	N/A	Piyomon / Floramon / Mushmon + Piyomon / Floramon / Mushmon	Unavailable in the dungeons
177	Triceramon	N/A	Tentomon / Gottsumon / Otamamon + Tentomon / Gottsumon / Otamamon
178	MetalTyrannomon (Metal Tyranomon)	N/A	Gazimon / Gizamon + Gazimon / Gizamon or DarkTyranomon + Tyranomon
179	Knightmon	N/A	ToyAgumon / Kokuwamon / Hagurumon + ToyAgumon / Kokuwamon / Hagurumon	Unavailable in the dungeons
180	SkulSatamon (Skull Satamon)	N/A	Devimon + Orgemon
181	KingEtemon (King Etemon)	N/A	Etemon + Octmon / Gazimon
182	VenomMyotismon (Venom Vamdemon)	N/A	Vamdemon + Clockmon / PicoDevimon
183	Diaboromon (Diablomon)	N/A	Piemon + V-dramon / Meramon
184	Apokarimon (Apocalymon)	N/A	Millenniumon + Chimairamon / Mugendramon
185	Omegamon	N/A		Event only
186	Goldramon (Goddramon)	N/A		Event only

Additional Information

References	Notes

External Links

• Young Toys SITOY 2001 Wonderswan Color Young Toys
• Digimon Anode/Cathode Tamer: Veedramon Version (Korean edition) at Young Toys (Archived by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine)
• Digimon Anode/Cathode Tamer: Veedramon Version on GameFAQs
• Yesterday: Wonderswan