For a guide, please see Digimon Story: Lost Evolution Guide.

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Name	Digimon Story: Lost Evolution
System	Nintendo DS
Release Date	July 1, 2010
Language	Japanese

Digimon Story: Lost Evolution (デジモンストーリーロストエボリューション, Dejimon Sutōrī Rosuto Eboryūshon) is a video game.

(Under construction)

Story[edit]

The Digital World used to be a paradise for Digimon, until disaster struck. The Tamers who fought alongside Digimon and helped them grow have been going missing one by one... And the Digimon who were left found themselves being eyed by an unsettling group. In this time of crisis, Agumon decided to search for the Tamers by itself, and headed off to the Real World. On the night of a fireworks competition, a group of children headed behind the mountain to investigate a ball of light that had fallen there; that was where they met with Agumon. To answer Agumon's calls for help, the protagonist becomes its Tamer, and heads to the Digital World in pursuit of the mysterious trio who had abducted their friends. In a world they have never seen before, an adventure begins.

Gameplay[edit]

Characters[edit]

See List of Digimon Story: Lost Evolution Characters

Obtainable characters[edit]

See Digimon Story: Lost Evolution Guide

Digimon[edit]

Botamon

Locations[edit]

Motherboard Continent (マザボたいりく)[edit]

Digibase (デジベース)
Tamer Town (テイマータウン)
Heritage Cape (ヘリテージみさき)
Patch Prairie (パッチプレーリー)
Packet Coast (パケットコースト)
Login Mountain (ログインマウンテン)
Chip Forest (チップフォレスト)
Magnet Mine (マグネこうざん)
Label Forest (ラベルフォレスト)
Limit Valley (リミットバレー)
Pixel Desert (ピクセルさばく)
Register Jungle (レジスタジャングル)
Loop Swamp (ループぬま)
Palette Amazon (パレットアマゾン)
Palace Laboratory (パレスラボラトリー)
Shadow Hell (シャドウヘル)
North Cave (ノースケイプ)
South Cave (サウスケイプ)
North Marine (ノースマリン)

Graphics Board Continent (グラボたいりく)[edit]

Graphics Board Central (グラボセントラル)
Proxy Island (プロキシアイランド)
Task Canyon (タスクキャニオン)
Angler Tunnel (アングラトンネル)
Access Glacier (アクセスひょうが)
Thriller Ruins (スリラーいせき)
Wizard Temple (ウィザードテンプル)
Class Desert (クラスデザート)
Chrome Mine (クロンこうざん)
Risk Factory (リスクファクトリー)
Risk Cave (リスクケイブ)
Graphics Board Cave (グラボケイブ)
Graphics Board Marine (グラボマリン)
North City (ノースシティ)
South City (サウスシティ)
East City (イーストシティ)
West City (ウェストシティ)

Screenshots[edit]

Promo[edit]

Discovery Guide[edit]

V-Jump Scans[edit]

Reception[edit]

Famitsu gave Lost Evolution a good Score of 8/8/7/7 [30/40]

Trivia[edit]

The First Pressing of this game came with a Super Digica Taisen card D-DSLE.
According to Mito Ryo, chief producer on many Digimon videogames, Lost Evolution was originally planned as a dual game based on concepts like Mars & Jupiter.^[1]