Evolutions[edit]

Baby[edit]

	Yukimi Botamon
	Born from egg

	Nyaromon
	Wait one hour

	Agumon
	Nyaromon: -1 Calls
	Guilmon
	Nyaromon: 2-3 Calls
	Gottsumon
	Nyaromon: 4+ Calls
	Agumon Hakase
	Nyaromon: 0-1 Calls. Must have been born from special event egg.

	Geo Greymon
	Agumon: -2 Calls, Train 25+ Agumon Hakase: 0-4 Calls, Train 12-24
	Growmon
	Agumon: 0-4 Calls, Train 10-24 Guilmon: -2 Calls, Train 25+
	Flymon
	Guilmon: 0-4 Calls, Train 10-24 Gottsumon: 0-2 Calls, Train 25+
	Cockatrimon
	Gottsumon: 0-4 Calls, Train 10-24
	Vegimon
	All Child Digimon: When other evolution conditions are not met.
	Wizarmon
	Agumon Hakase: -1 Calls, Train 25+ Must have been born from the special event egg.

	Rize Greymon
	GeoGreymon: -1 Calls, Perfect Conditions met Vegimon: -1 Calls, Perfect Conditions met
	Megalo Growmon
	Growmon: -1 Calls, Perfect Conditions met
	Anomalocarimon
	Geo Greymon, Growmon: 2-3 Calls, Perfect Conditions met Flymon, Cockatrimon: 0-3 Calls, Perfect Conditions met Vegimon: 2-3 Calls, Perfect Conditions met
	Digitamamon
	From all Adult Digimon: 5 bombs (?)
	Piccolomon
	Wizarmon: -1 Calls, Perfect Conditions met Vegimon: ??? This Digimon must have been born from the special event egg.

	Shine Greymon
	Rize Greymon: -2 Calls, Perfect Conditions
	Dukemon
	Megalo Growmon: -2 Calls, Perfect Conditions
	Pinochimon
	Digitamamon: 0-4 Calls, Perfect Conditions
	Minervamon
	Digitamamon: 5 Bombs (???) This Digimon must have been born from the special event egg. This Digimon replaces Pinocchimon.
	Victory Greymon
	Piccolomon: -1 Calls, Perfect Conditions This Digimon must have been born from the special event egg.

	Burpmon
	Any Digimon: Weight above 80G. Burpmon cannot battle and will turn other Digimon into Burpmon during Event Communication. Burpmon will return to its previous form when its weight drops.
	Qinglongmon
	This gives you the Event Egg after your Digimon dies. This is caused by random chance, no specific pre-requisite.
	Clockmon
	This gives you the Timer item. This is caused by random chance, no specific pre-requisite.

Care
- This icon looks like an exclamation point. Selecting it will bring up whichever care option your Digimon needs. Most of the time, it gives you the option to feed your Digimon, but it also handles flushing, turning the lights on and off, and giving medicine.
Training
- The next menu screen displays a barbell icon and a book icon. Select the barbell to train your Digimon by rapidly pressing the B button. Select the book to view your Digimon's battle records.
- Training lowers your digimon's weight, and at the same time, increases their Strength meter.
Connect
- Here, you're given two options: Twin and D-Vice. The Twin option gives you the option to battle another Twin or connect for an Event. The D-Vice option only allows you to battle with an iC or Burst.
Stats
- This icon looks like a heart. Here, you can view your Digimon's Age, Weight, Hunger, and Strength. The Hunger and Strength gauges will flash between a piece of meat (or vitamin) and a stack of four indicators that function much like the hearts in older v-pets.
Perfect Conditions
- 20 or more battles. A 40% Win Ratio gives a small chance of evolution, 60% gives a better chance, and 80% and higher gives the best chance. Event Communication is also required for evolution. 10-19 instances of Event Communication gives a small chance, 20-29 instances gives a better chance, and 30 gives the best chance.