Jogress

Paildramon is a Perfect-level Digimon which Jogress-evolved from XV-mon and Stingmon.

Jogress or Jogress Evolution (「ジョグレス」 / 「ジョグレス進化」) (Dub: DNA Digivolution/Jogres) is a special type of evolutionary process in which two Digimon combine together to evolve into a new, stronger Digimon who is typically of a higher Evolution stage than either of the constituent Digimon.

The concept of Jogress Evolution was introduced the second Digimon virtual pet Digimon Pendulum.

Overview

The word "Jogress" (sometimes spelled in English as "Jogres") is a portmanteau of the English words "joint" 「ジョイント」　and "progress" 「プログレス」, as in the two Digimon who undergo this evolution can be described as getting stronger (progressing) together (jointly). Normally, when two Digimon Jogress, their Digicores are totally fused together into a single Digicore, causing the two to be reborn as a single, new Digimon. However, if the Digicores fail to completely fuse, such as with Chaosmon, the Jogress is considered to be incomplete, and the resulting Digimon is extremely unstable and has a very brief lifespan.

Example of Jogress:
In Digimon Pendulum series, Angewomon evolves from certain Digimon in Pendulum 1.5 Nature Spirits by Jogressing with certain Digimon in Digimon Pendulum series.
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Angewomon evolves by Jogressing with any Vaccine or Data Attributes in Digimon Pendulum series.	Angewomon also retains its evolution by Jogressing with any Vaccine Attributes in Digimon Pendulum series.
In Digimon Pendulum series, Angewomon evolves from certain Digimon in Pendulum ZERO Virus Busters by Jogressing with certain Digimon in Digimon Pendulum series. Note that both Angemon and Tailmon are treated as Virus Attributes despite originally being Vaccine.
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Angewomon evolves by Jogressing with any Virus Attributes in Digimon Pendulum series.	Angewomon also retains its evolution by Jogressing with any Virus Attributes in Digimon Pendulum series.
Example of Jogress Evolution:
Both Paildramon and Dinobeemon can be evolved by Jogress Evolution from XV-mon and Stingmon.
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Paildramon, which has distinctively retained the components of its Dragon type base, and has acquired the power possessed by Dragons and impregnable defensive ability with the shell possessed by Insects.	Dinobeemon, which is hard to classify its species as either a Dragon type or an Insect type, but its Insect nature has distinctively emerged.

Jogress Evolution and Fusion

Over the years, there has been conflicting information on what the difference between Jogress Evolution and fusion is, if any:

• A Monmon Memo!! column from 2018 distinguishes between Jogress Evolution and fusion based on whether or not the combined Digimon is of a higher Evolution Stage than the two constituent Digimon: if it is higher, it is Jogress Evolution. If the Stage does not change, it is fusion. (This definition is the basis for this Wikimon article.)
• A Digimon Profile issue from 2021 also distinguishes based on Evolution Stage effect, but it uses "Jogress" (without the "evolution" qualifier) as a generic term for all cases of Digimon fusing together. Under its definition, what Monmon Memo!! calls "fusion" (i.e. no change to Evolution Stage) is "Jogress," whereas cases where the Evolution Stage does increase are more specifically called "Jogress Evolution."
• It is not unheard of for this distinction to be ignored entirely and for the terms to be used interchangeably by different Digimon productions, especially in video games. For example, Omegamon is frequently referred to as the result of a Jogress Evolution. (However, in many of the video game instances, Omegamon is categorized as a "Super Ultimate" Digimon, which in those games is considered to be a higher level than Ultimate, so in those cases it meets the above definitions of Jogress Evolution.)
• There is often no distinction at all in English-localized media, especially media from the 1990s and 2000s, in which both cases are usually just called "DNA Digivolution;" this has become increasingly less frequent from the 2010s onward. Exceptions include Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth (where some instances of the term "fusion" as they relate to Omegamon and Omegamon Zwart are, variously, left as just "fusion" in the Field Guide, and localized as "DigiFuse" in a cutscene where Shiramine Nokia's Omegamon is formed); and the English edition of Digimon Profile (where "fusion" is the generic term and "DNA Digivolution" is the term for cases where Evolution Stage increases).

Both Jogress Evolutions and fusions generally only involve two Digimon, but there are some Digimon who are formed by the combination of more than two other Digimon, such as Ultimate Chaosmon and Omegamon: Merciful Mode. Jogressing and fusing are often portrayed as giving the consciousnesses of the constituent Digimon equal control of the new form, unlike DigiXrossing, where there is one clear leader who is controlling the new form. The act of a Tamer undoing a Jogress and splitting the combined Digimon back into its constituent Digimon is called Partition.

Example of Fusion a.k.a Jogress:
While Examon does not evolve from a specific Digimon according to the Digimon Reference Book, Examon is also well-known as the Jogress form of Breakdramon and Slayerdramon, as well as the Jogress Evolution of Groundramon and Wingdramon, according to Digital Monster Card Game Alpha and Digimon Card Game.
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Examon, which belongs to the Royal Knights, is simultaneously a being which stands at the top of all Dragon Digimon, and holds the alias of "Dragon Emperor".

Appearances

Anime

Digimon Adventure original continuity

Main article: Evolution/Anime#Digimon Adventure original continuity

In Digimon Adventure 02, the ability to perform Jogress Evolution is mostly tied to both the strength of the bond between the Chosen Child and their Digimon, and to the maturity and psychological growth of the Chosen Children themselves. In "The Unparalleled Union! Paildramon", Izumi Kōshirō talks to Motomiya Daisuke and his group of Chosen Children about Jogress Evolution, in which he cites Omegamon as a previous example of two Digimon combining.

While undergoing Jogress Evolution, the D-3s or Smartphone Digivices of both involved Chosen Children enter an activated state where they both change into an identical color scheme that features colors associated with both participating Chosen Children.

Digimon Tamers

During "Urgent Message from the Digital World. Culumon is...", Culumon unintentionally causes hundreds of Chrysalimon who are fighting Beelzebumon to fuse into one giant Infermon. Later, in "Evolutionary Radiance. Shining Evolution", with the assistance of the Digignomes, Culumon intentionally uses its Shining Evolution to cause many Digimon around the Digital World to evolve to the Ultimate level to help fight the D-Reaper, including three Diablomon (from the fusion of hundreds of Chrysalimon).

Digimon Frontier

In "My Painful Kick! Female Warrior Fairimon", the Three Mushmon Brothers evolve together into a single Woodmon after they're beaten by Orimoto Izumi as Fairimon. They return to Mushmon after being defeated and purified by Minamoto Kouji as Wolfmon.

Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time

During the fight against the Belial Vamdemon and Venom Vamdemon army created by Quartzmon in "The Gathering of the Legendary Heroes! The Digimon All-star Showdown!!", the lead Digimon of the previous series undergo different kinds of fusions, namely simple Fusion (War Greymon + Metal Garurumon = Omegamon), proper Jogress Evolution (V-mon + Stingmon = Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode) and Ancient Spirit Evolution (Aldamon + all Spirits = Susanoomon). When Tsurugi Zenjirou thinks they've undergone DigiXros, Tentomon corrects him, specifically naming their unique methods.

Live Action

Digimon Seekers

It is possible for Tamers with Digimon Linkers to perform a Jogress Evolution of their Partner Digimon. When this happens, a blue ring with the word "JOGRESS" is projected from their Digimon Linkers. Nagasumi Eiji and Leon Alexander do this to Jogress Fenriloogamon and Kazuchimon into Fenriloogamon: Takemikazuchi.

Manga

Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01

Jogress Evolution can be performed at will by Tamers who have two Digivices 01, namely Saiba Neo and Fujimoto Hideto; Jogressing the Tamer's already-Jogressed Digimon with a third, separate Digimon is called Triple Jogress 「トリプルジョグレス」. They are also able to perform Partitions at will to undo Jogresses, so Jogressing is not one-way or permanent. If a Digimon has taken damage, Jogressing has the side effect of fully restoring the Digimon's HP upon completion, but conversely, Partitioning drains its HP. Neo and Hideto both exploit the former side effect in a tactic that they call "Infinite Jogress" 「無限ジョグレス」: repeatedly Partitioning and re-Jogressing to keep the Jogressed Digimon's HP up and outlast their opponents. A vulnerability of Jogressing is that the Jogressed Digimon will always form right in the middle between the two constituent Digimon, so its location can be predicted and, with precision timing, attacked while still vunerable; Yagami Taichi uses this vulnerability, combined with the HP-draining effect of Partitioning, to break Neo's Infinite Jogress tactic.

Before the hatching of Arkadimon, Neo frequently uses random Digimon that he Jogresses together, and heavily exploits his Infinite Jogress tactic. Digimon that he has Jogressed include:

• • Orgemon + Devimon → Skull Satamon
  • Kuwagamon + Cockatrimon → Megadramon
  • Megadramon + Jyureimon → Deathmon
• Hideto regularly Jogresses his two partners Warg and Melga to form Omegamon. Like Neo, he also exploits the Infinite Jogress tactic.

Ryo's Story!

Ryo's Partner Digimon, Monodramon, forced a DNA Digivolution (Jogress Evolution) between himself and Xeedmillenniummon (Zeed Millenniumon) after realizing that it was the only way to defeat him. Together, they became Cyberdramon.

Hiragana Digimon: A Tale of the Royal Knights

While no actual evolutions have been shown on-screen, in Episode 2, "A New Joke", Omegamon pretends his hands are War Greymon and Metal Garurumon, with the punchline of the joke being that they Jogress Evolve into him.

Digimon Liberator

As Digimon Liberator follows the rules of the Digimon Card Game, Jogress Evolution works the same way as it does in it, including the existence of Blast Jogress and Partition. Sam the Clown extensively uses Jogress in its plays to evolve into its various Paildramon (EX3-010, BT20-016), Dinobeemon (BT16-077, EX3-061, BT20-074), and, ultimately, Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode (EX3-063, BT20-076) cards.

During "DIGIMON / LIBERATOR (Part 1)", Unchain forcefully merged Metatromon and Dalphomon to form Ex Maquinamon.

Novel

Digimon Seekers

It is possible for Tamers with Digimon Linkers to perform a Jogress Evolution of their Partner Digimon. When this happens, a blue ring with the word "JOGRESS" is projected from their Digimon Linkers. Nagasumi Eiji and Leon Alexander do this to Jogress Fenriloogamon and Kazuchimon into Fenriloogamon: Takemikazuchi.

Digimon Liberator

As Digimon Liberator follows the rules of the Digimon Card Game, Jogress Evolution works the same way as it does in it. Oumi Reina uses the mechanic to play her trump card, EX8-064 Voltobautamon.

Video Games

Digimon World 2

Jogress Evolution is in the game, and can be done by talking to the Evolution Operators. Child-level Digimon cannot be Jogressed. Upon Jogress, a new Digimon will be created. The newly-created Digimon will be one evolution level lower than the lowest evolved Digimon that created it (for example, if two Adults are Jogressed, a Child will be born, as well as if an Adult and a Perfect are Jogressed). The newly created Digimon will have a higher max level than its parents, based on their own levels, as well as 1 more EP than the highest EP of both of them. The Jogressed Digimon also earns Jogress Points or JP, which determines the result of Digimon evolution. Jogress Points are determined by the combination of the parent Digimon's JP. Furthermore, the newly born Digimon will be able to learn every move of its parents once it hits certain levels (level 2 for Child-level moves, then one level after each evolution).

Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers

Gaining access to new evolutions revolves around Jogressing Digimon at Digitamamon's Jogress Room. Any two Digimon who are at Child level or higher may be Jogressed together to produce a Digitama, which immediately hatches into a Baby I Digimon. The resulting Digitama is based on which Digitamas the two parents belonged to or, in certain special cases, their Digimon species at the time of Jogressing, and Jogressing certain combinations of Digitamas will yield particular Digitamas.

Digitamas are sorted by a rank system from 1 to 9, and Jogressing will often result in a Digitama of a higher rank than the parents. In addition to having increased stats, higher-ranked Digitamas generally have greater access to more powerful Digimon and/or Digimon of higher Evolution Stages. This also includes better variants of the same evolution lines, which add Digimon of higher Evolution Stages.

For example: There are two Digitamas that yield V-mon. The first that they player can encounter is Digitama #1 (rank 2), the "V-mon" Digitama. The furthest that a V-mon of this Digitama line can evolve, assuming it meets all other requirements, is to its Adult form, XV-mon, and the evolution line ends there.
The second is Digitama #22 (rank 4), the "Imperialdramon" Digitama, which is formed by Jogressing an XV-mon from Digitama #1 with a Stingmon from Digitama #2 (rank 2), the "Wormmon" Digitama. This line adds Paildramon and Imperialdramon as, respectively, Perfect and Ultimate forms, so a Digimon belonging to the Digitama #22 line (assuming it meets all other requirements) can evolve all the way to Imperialdramon.

Every time that a Jogress is performed, the resulting Digimon will gain Jogress Points (JP). In addition to the EXP requirement, Adult, Perfect and Ultimate Digimon may only be evolved into if the Digimon also meets a minimum JP requirement for each; both EXP and JP requirements get progressively higher for higher-ranked Digitamas.

Digimon Adventure 02: D1 Tamers

The mechanic of certain Jogresses requiring that parents be of particular species within a given Digitama line has been removed entirely. Results are now consistent regardless of parents' current form. In the Jogress Room, Digitamamon now directly tells the player the identifying number of the Digitama of any Digimon in their party.

A new rare item, the JogPlus 「ジョグプラス」, is introduced. Using it gives the chosen Digimon 5 JP, helping to speed up gaining enough JP to meet evolution requirements. Although it is rare, it can still be infinitely farmed by repeatedly playing through the dungeons in which it can spawn (Plush Tower, Angel Tower, Undead Box, any of the Four Holy Beasts' dungeons).

Digimon World: Digital Card Arena

Performing Card Fusions with certain Digimon cards will cause them to undergo a special fusion. When this happens, a cutscene will start showing both Digimon turning into wireframes, followed by the resulting Digimon. Several of these fusions are Jogresses from Digimon Adventure 02, as Digital Card Arena is based on Digimon Adventure 02.

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon World: Digital Card Arena
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Omegamon I + Paildramon	Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode
Garudamon + Silphymon	Valkyrimon
Zudomon + Shakkoumon	Vikemon
Angemon + Ankylomon	Shakkoumon
Aquilamon + Tailmon R	Silphymon
XV-mon + Stingmon	Paildramon
Herakle Kabuterimon + Megadramon	Gran Kuwagamon
Infermon + Digitamamon	Diablomon
Mega Seadramon + Waru Seadramon	Metal Seadramon
Holy Angemon + Angewomon	Holydramon
Holy Angemon + Jijimon	Seraphimon
V-dramon + Hououmon	Aero V-dramon
Lilimon + Vamdemon	Rosemon
Vamdemon + Lady Devimon	Venom Vamdemon
Vademon + Marin Angemon	Superstarmon
Etemon + Andromon	Metal Etemon
Monzaemon + Waru Monzaemon	Pinochimon
War Greymon + Metal Garurumon	Omegamon I
Metal Greymon + Were Garurumon	Omegamon II

Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer

Jogress Evolution can be performed on certain compatible Digimon in the battle by equipping the PF-Evoluter 「PFエボリューター」, a Culumon Plug-In card, on both component Digimon.

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
War Greymon + Metal Garurumon	Omegamon
Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode + Gran Kuwagamon	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode
Dukemon + Sakuyamon/Saint Galgomon	Dukemon: Crimson Mode

During the final storyline, when Ryo learns then that Millenniumon is in fact his true partner, his current partner Digimon Monodramon forces a Jogress between himself and Millenniummon, after weakening the latter severely, resulting in a Digitama that will one day hatch and evolve into Cyberdramon.

Digimon World 3

Certain compatible pairs of Digimon can Jogress Evolve, which in this game just acts as a powerful attack that requires an MP cost from both participating Digimon. It can be activated in the Tag menu, as an alternative to just tagging out, and any Digimon that can be Jogressed with are marked with a red orb icon in that menu. When activated, a cutscene will show the two Digimon Jogressing and performing one technique in their Jogressed form, before switching to the Digimon that was part of the pair that was not in-battle when the Jogress was activated. The majority of Digimon that can be Jogressed are also available as regular evolution options, but there are three who only appear by Jogressing, all of whom are from Digimon Frontier.

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon World 3
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon	MP	Effect
Hookmon + Greymon Dinohumon + Kyubimon	Agnimon	80	Agnimon attacks with Burning Salamander. 160 Power / Magic / Fire Element (64) / No extra effects.
Gryzmon + Growmon	Garummon	80	Garummon attacks with Solar Laser. 160 Power / Magic / Machine Element (64) / No extra effects.
XV-mon + Stingmon	Paildramon	100	Paildramon attacks with Desperado Blaster. 600 Power / Magic / Fire Element (72) / No extra effects.
Taomon + Holy Angemon	Hououmon	200	Hououmon releases a healing wave of light. Revives and fully heals all Digimon in the party.
Megalo Growmon + Digitamamon	Saint Galgomon	160	Saint Galgomon attacks with Burst Shot. 850 Power / Physical / Machine Element (48) / No extra effects.
Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode + Diablomon	Ancient Greymon	480	Ancient Greymon attacks with Omega Burst. 800 Power / Magic / Fire Element (127) / Reduces foe's Power by 127.
Dukemon + Belial Vamdemon	Beelzebumon: Blast Mode	320	Beelzebumon: Blast Mode attacks with Death Slinger. 850 Power / Physical / No Element / No extra effects.
Black War Greymon + Gran Kuwagamon	Diablomon	260	Diablomon attacks with Paradise Lost. 999 Power / Physical / No Element / No extra effects.
Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode + Seraphimon	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode	250	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode attacks with Omega Blade. 580 Power / Physical / No Element / Effective against Dark Digimon.
War Greymon + Metal Garurumon	Omegamon	240	Omegamon attacks with both Grey Sword and Garuru Cannon. 850 Power / Physical / No Element / No extra effects.

Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight

Sunburst and Moonlight introduce Jogress Evolution to the Digimon Story series, which is available under the "Special Evolution" menu of the DigiLab PC. There are many Digimon, including Digimon who are available through natural evolution, who can be formed by Jogress using specific combinations of Digimon (often, there are multiple viable combinations for Jogressing into the same Digimon). Like natural evolution, however, Jogress Evolution also requires that the new Digimon's minimum evolution requirements be met by the first Digimon selected to be used for the Jogress.

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Story: Sunburst and Moonlight
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon	Level
Kuramon + Kuramon	Tsumemon	Baby
Botamon + Moonmon	Lopmon	Child
Tukaimon + Snow Goburimon	Ice Devimon	Adult
Shamamon + Snow Goburimon	Icemon	Adult
Piyomon + DORUmon	Aquilamon	Adult
Hawkmon + Floramon	Igamon	Adult
Gizamon + Tukaimon	Wendimon	Adult
Betamon + Yuki Agumon	Airdramon	Adult
DORUmon + Yuki Agumon	XV-mon	Adult
Shakomon + Dot Agumon	Ebidramon	Adult
Pawn Chessmon (White) + Pawn Chessmon (Black)	Guardromon	Adult
Bakumon + Ganimon	Karatuki Numemon	Adult
Otamamon + Toy Agumon	Gawappamon	Adult
Tentomon + Kuwagamon	Kuwagamon	Adult
Falcomon + Kotemon	Kougamon	Adult
Terriermon + Hagurumon Terriermon + Kokuwamon	Centalmon	Adult
Gabumon + Lunamon	Sangloupmon	Adult
Tentomon + Kunemon	Thunderballmon	Adult
Floramon + Monodramon	Sunflowmon	Adult
Plotmon + Gaomon	Siesamon	Adult
Dot Falcomon + Hagurumon Toy Agumon + Toy Agumon (Black)	Starmon	Adult
Dokunemon + Ganimon	Snimon	Adult
Kudamon (2006 Anime Version) + Coronamon	Sorcerimon	Adult
Guilmon + Toy Agumon (Black)	Dark Tyranomon	Adult
Guilmon + Impmon	Dark Lizamon	Adult
Alraumon + Mushmon	Tuchidarumon	Adult
Solarmon + Dot Falcomon	Diatrymon	Adult
Hawkmon + Kotemon Hawkmon + Dot Agumon Dot Agumon + Kotemon	Dinohumon	Adult
Agumon (Black) + Pico Devimon	Devidramon	Adult
Otamamon + Gottsumon Otamamon + Armadimon Armadimon + Gottsumon	Tortamon	Adult
Gomamon + Gizamon	Drimogemon	Adult
Impmon + Solarmon	Nanimon	Adult
Goburimon + Hagurumon	Numemon	Adult
Bakumon + Goburimon Bakumon + Terriermon Terriermon + Goburimon	Hanumon	Adult
Dot Agumon + Solarmon	Flare Lizamon	Adult
Mushmon + Impmon	Bomber Nanimon	Adult
Shamamon + Kotemon	Musyamon	Adult
Kokuwamon + Toy Agumon	Mechanorimon	Adult
Gottsumon + Agumon	Monochromon	Adult
Plotmon + Penmon	Yukidarumon	Adult
Patamon + Piyomon	Unimon	Adult
Monodramon + Toy Agumon (Black)	Raptordramon	Adult

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Story: Sunburst and Moonlight
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon	Level
Flymon + Tortamon Flymon + Nise Drimogemon Tortamon + Nise Drimogemon	Atlur Kabuterimon (Blue)	Perfect
Drimogemon + Knight Chessmon (White) Drimogemon + Stingmon Knight Chessmon (White) + Stingmon	Atlur Kabuterimon (Red)	Perfect
Flymon + Wendimon	Archnemon	Perfect
Zassoumon + Devimon	Algomon (Perfect)	Perfect
Sorcerimon + Wizarmon	Andiramon (Deva)	Perfect
Golemon + Platinum Scumon	Insekimon	Perfect
Geo Greymon + Ankylomon Geo Greymon + Nise Drimogemon Ankylomon + Nise Drimogemon	Vermilimon	Perfect
Centalmon + Dinohumon Centalmon + Minotaurmon Adult Dinohumon + Minotaurmon Adult	Vajramon	Perfect
Bakemon + Sangloupmon	Vamdemon	Perfect
Airdramon + Tyranomon	Aero V-dramon	Perfect
Raremon + Tyranomon	Ex-Tyranomon	Perfect
Geremon + Scumon Geremon + Jungle Mojyamon Scumon + Jungle Mojyamon	Etemon	Perfect
Yanmamon + Sand Yanmamon Yanmamon + Musyamon Sand Yanmamon + Musyamon	Okuwamon	Perfect
Gokimon + Numemon Gokimon + Platinum Scumon Numemon + Platinum Scumon	Gerbemon	Perfect
Kougamon + Garurumon Kougamon + Aquilamon Garurumon + Aquilamon	Karatenmon	Perfect
Saberdramon + Aquilamon	Garudamon	Perfect
Dark Lizamon + Sand Yanmamon	Gigadramon	Perfect
Kabuterimon + Devimon	Chimairamon	Perfect
Reppamon + Snimon	Kyukimon	Perfect
Kougamon + Kuwagamon	Giromon	Perfect
Fugamon + Minotaurmon Adult	Grappu Leomon	Perfect
Raptordramon + Orgemon	Cyberdramon	Perfect
Ice Devimon + Hanumon Ice Devimon + Sorcerimon Hanumon + Hanumon	Shawujinmon	Perfect
Igamon + Kougamon	Jyureimon	Perfect
Cockatrimon + Akatorimon	Sinduramon	Perfect
Igamon + Revolmon	Superstarmon	Perfect
Devidramon + Greymon Devidramon + Monochromon	Skull Greymon	Perfect
Hyougamon + Shellmon Orgemon + Leomon	Zudomon	Perfect
Octmon + Gesomon	Dagomon	Perfect
Unimon + Siesamon	Tyilinmon	Perfect
Stingmon + XV-mon	Dinobeemon	Perfect
Nanimon + Mori Shellmon	Digitamamon	Perfect
Tuchidarumon + Thunderballmon	Tekkamon	Perfect
Diatrymon + Woodmon	Delumon	Perfect
Shellmon + Hookmon	Tonosama Gekomon	Perfect
Minotaurmon Adult + Ankylomon Mori Shellmon + Monochromon	Triceramon	Perfect
Drimogemon + Nise Drimogemon Greymon + Garurumon	DORUguremon	Perfect
Dinohumon + Knight Chessmon (White) Dinohumon + Omekamon Omekamon + Knight Chessmon (White)	Knightmon	Perfect
Bomber Nanimon + Thunderballmon	Nanomon	Perfect
Birdramon + Unimon	Parrotmon	Perfect
Gawappamon + Hyougamon	Hangyomon	Perfect
Yukidarumon + Tuchidarumon	Pandamon	Perfect
Wizarmon + Hookmon	Bishop Chessmon	Perfect
Sorcerimon + Yanmamon	Piccolomon	Perfect
Snimon + Clockmon	Fantomon	Perfect
Numemon + Geremon Numemon + Seadramon Seadramon + Geremon	Brachimon	Perfect
Raptordramon + Dark Tyranomon	Black Megalo Growmon	Perfect
Octmon + Kiwimon	Blossomon	Perfect
Red Vegimon + Nanimon	Vademon	Perfect
Starmon + Clockmon	Holy Angemon	Perfect
Seadramon + Coelamon	Whamon Perfect	Perfect
Jungle Mojyamon + Gokimon Jungle Mojyamon + Gekomon Gekomon + Gokimon	Volcamon	Perfect
Fugamon + Evilmon	Matadrmon	Perfect
Gryzmon + Guardromon	Mach Gaogamon	Perfect
Bakemon + Hookmon Bakemon + Fugamon Fugamon + Hookmon	Mummymon	Perfect
Vegimon + Sunflowmon	Mamemon	Perfect
Gesomon + Evilmon	Marin Devimon	Perfect
Drimogemon + Icemon Garurumon + Leomon	Mammon	Perfect
Ebidramon + Geo Greymon Ebidramon + Airdramon	Mega Seadramon	Perfect
Yanmamon + Flare Lizamon	Megadramon	Perfect
Flare Lizamon + Dark Lizamon	Megalo Growmon	Perfect
Raptordramon + Tankmon	Metal Greymon	Perfect
Tyranomon + Tankmon Tyranomon + Mechanorimon Mechanorimon + Tankmon	Metal Tyranomon	Perfect
Igamon + Platinum Scumon	Metal Mamemon	Perfect
Starmon + Yukidarumon Siesamon + Yukidarumon Starmon + Numemon	Monzaemon	Perfect
Flare Lizamon + Revolmon	Rize Greymon	Perfect
Zassoumon + Vegimon	Lilamon	Perfect
Angemon + Devimon	Lucemon: Falldown Mode	Perfect
Gaogamon + Guardromon	Rapidmon Perfect	Perfect
Devidramon + Cockatrimon Devidramon + Lekismon Lekismon + Cockatrimon	Lady Devimon	Perfect
Mojyamon + Hyougamon	Were Garurumon	Perfect
Sangloupmon + Jungle Mojyamon	Were Garurumon (Black)	Perfect
XV-mon + Stingmon	Paildramon	Perfect
Aquilamon + Tailmon	Silphymon	Perfect
Ankylomon + Angemon	Shakkoumon	Perfect

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Story: Sunburst and Moonlight
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon	Level
Garudamon + Blossomon Yatagaramon (2006 Anime Version) + Karatenmon	Anubimon	Ultimate
Gerbemon + Insekimon Gerbemon + Metal Mamemon Insekimon + Metal Mamemon	EBEmon	Ultimate
Vermilimon + Triceramon	Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode (Black)	Ultimate
Allomon + Rize Greymon	Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode	Ultimate
Whamon Perfect + Were Garurumon Hangyomon + Shakkoumon	Vikemon	Ultimate
Angewomon + Delumon Angewomon + Owlmon Delumon + Owlmon	Valkyrimon	Ultimate
Sinduramon + Silphymon	Valdurmon	Ultimate
Dagomon + Pipismon	Venom Vamdemon	Ultimate
Mametyramon + Fladramon	War Greymon	Ultimate
Taomon + Silphymon	Ofanimon	Ultimate
Black Megalo Growmon + Diablomon	Chaos Dukemon	Ultimate
Archnemon + Volcamon	Gulfmon	Ultimate
Whamon Perfect + Gigadramon Tylomon + Kenkimon	Giga Seadramon	Ultimate
Mametyramon + Brachimon Mametyramon + Vermilimon	Cannondramon	Ultimate
Tonosama Gekomon + Mamemon	King Chessmon	Ultimate
Crescemon + Andiramon (Deva) Crescemon + Cyberdramon Andiramon (Deva) + Cyberdramon	Queen Chessmon	Ultimate
Taomon + Karatenmon	Kuzuhamon	Ultimate
Dinobeemon + Anomalocarimon	Gran Kuwagamon	Ultimate
DORUguremon + Tocanmon	Griffomon	Ultimate
Owlmon + Kenkimon Owlmon + Shakkoumon Kenkimon + Shakkoumon	Crossmon	Ultimate
Monzaemon + Prairiemon	Cherubimon (Virtue)	Ultimate
Holy Angemon + Cyberdramon	Goddramon	Ultimate
Zudomon + Lynxmon	Saber Leomon	Ultimate
Kyukimon + Kabukimon	Sakuyamon	Ultimate
Kabukimon + Tekkamon Kabukimon + Dinobeemon	Zanbamon	Ultimate
Jyureimon + Pandamon	Jijimon	Ultimate
Superstarmon + Andromon	Justimon: Blitz Arm	Ultimate
Seahomon + Big Mamemon	Jumbo Gamemon	Ultimate
Atlur Kabuterimon (Blue) + Vamdemon Atlur Kabuterimon (Blue) + Skull Greymon Vamdemon + Skull Greymon	Skull Mammon	Ultimate
Giromon + Kyukimon Giromon + Piccolomon Kyukimon + Piccolomon	Slash Angemon	Ultimate
Knightmon + Mammon	Sleipmon	Ultimate
Black Rapidmon + Rapidmon Shakkoumon + Parrotmon	Seraphimon	Ultimate
Prairiemon + Big Mamemon	Saint Galgomon	Ultimate
Metal Greymon + Mametyramon Metal Greymon + Metal Tyranomon Metal Tyranomon + Mametyramon	Darkdramon	Ultimate
Vamdemon + Lady Devimon	Demon	Ultimate
Digitamamon + Monzaemon Digitamamon + Pandamon Monzaemon + Pandamon	Deathmon	Ultimate
Etemon + Ponchomon	Deathmon (Black)	Ultimate
Anomalocarimon + Pipismon Ex-Tyranomon + Tocanmon	Devitamamon	Ultimate
Knightmon + Atlur Kabuterimon (Red)	Dukemon	Ultimate
Slash Angemon + Grappu Leomon	Duftmon	Ultimate
Atlur Kabuterimon (Blue) + Fladramon	DORUgoramon	Ultimate
Shawujinmon + Hangyomon	Neptunemon	Ultimate
Giromon + Rook Chessmon	Hi Andromon	Ultimate
Piccolomon + Vademon Piccolomon + Lilamon Lilamon + Vademon	Babamon	Ultimate
Archnemon + Ex-Tyranomon	Parasimon	Ultimate
Grappu Leomon + Pandamon	Bancho Leomon	Ultimate
Fantomon + Archnemon Fantomon + Infermon Infermon + Archnemon	Piemon	Ultimate
Gerbemon + Jyureimon Gerbemon + Shurimon Shurimon + Jyureimon	Pinochimon	Ultimate
Nanomon + Kongoumon Taomon + Lynxmon	Pharaohmon	Ultimate
Hangyomon + Ponchomon	Pukumon	Ultimate
Black Megalo Growmon + Megadramon Allomon + Skull Greymon	Black War Greymon	Ultimate
Rook Chessmon + Bishop Chessmon	Black Saint Galgomon	Ultimate
Mamemon + Giromon	Prince Mamemon	Ultimate
Tylomon + Aero V-dramon Tylomon + Zudomon Zudomon + Aero V-dramon	Plesiomon	Ultimate
Atlur Kabuterimon (Red) + Okuwamon	Herakle Kabuterimon	Ultimate
Vamdemon + Shadramon	Belial Vamdemon	Ultimate
Mummymon + Matadrmon	Beelzebumon	Ultimate
Angewomon + Lilamon Angewomon + Lilimon Lilamon + Lilimon	Holydramon	Ultimate
Sinduramon + Garudamon	Hououmon	Ultimate
Volcamon + Tekkamon	Boltmon	Ultimate
Monzaemon + Super Starmon Lilimon + Mega Seadramon	Marin Angemon	Ultimate
Knightmon + Were Garurumon (Black)	Minervamon	Ultimate
Metal Tyranomon + Megadramon Metal Tyranomon + Gigadramon Gigadramon + Megadramon	Mugendramon	Ultimate
Black Megalo Growmon + Shadramon	Megidramon	Ultimate
Tonosama Gekomon + Insekimon	Metal Etemon	Ultimate
Mammon + Metal Mamemon	Metal Garurumon	Ultimate
Anomalocarimon + Marin Devimon Anomalocarimon + Metal Tyranomon Metal Tyranomon + Marin Devimon	Metal Seadramon	Ultimate
Mamemon + Insekimon	Lampmon	Ultimate
Blossomon + Marin Devimon	Lilithmon	Ultimate
Karatenmon + Shurimon	Ravmon	Ultimate
Lilimon + Matadrmon	Rosemon	Ultimate
Blossomon + Lady Devimon	Lotusmon	Ultimate
Rosemon + Ofanimon Rosemon + Babamon	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Ultimate
Ravmon + Valkyrimon Ravmon + Valdurmon	Ravmon: Burst Mode	Ultimate
Chimairamon + Mugendramon	Millenniumon	Ultimate
Mirage Gaogamon + Vikemon Mirage Gaogamon + Prince Mamemon	Mirage Gaogamon: Burst Mode	Ultimate
Beelzebumon + Bancho Leomon	Beelzebumon: Blast Mode	Ultimate
Dukemon + Seraphimon	Dukemon: Crimson Mode	Ultimate
Superstarmon + Magnamon	Susanoomon	Ultimate
Millenniumon + Gigadramon	Zeed Millenniumon	Ultimate
Shine Greymon + Darkdramon	Shine Greymon: Ruin Mode	Ultimate
Shine Greymon + Dukemon Shine Greymon + Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode	Shine Greymon: Burst Mode	Ultimate
Valdurmon + Susanoomon	Chronomon Holy Mode	Ultimate
Darkdramon + Bancho Leomon Darkdramon + Valdurmon Bancho Leomon + Valdurmon	Chaosmon	Ultimate
Piemon + Mugendramon Metal Seadramon + Pinochimon	Apocalymon	Ultimate
War Greymon + Metal Garurumon	Omegamon	Ultimate
Diablomon + Infermon	Armagemon	Ultimate
Omegamon + Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode	Ultimate

Digimon Masters

Main article: Evolution/Video Games#Digimon Masters

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth & Hacker's Memory

Jogress Evolution can be performed between certain pairs of Digimon. This works the same way as regular evolution, except that the the player must also have the other component Digimon for the Jogress and both Digimon must have maximum Camaraderie. Once the Jogress has been performed, the Jogressed Digimon is treated like any other Digimon in terms of further evolution or devolution: that is, the Jogress cannot be "undone" to get both component Digimon back, and instead, the Jogressed Digimon can only be devolved into either one of the component Digimon forms.

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth & Hacker's Memory
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon	Level	Attribute	Element	Availability	Update
XV-mon + Stingmon	Paildramon	Perfect	Free	Neutral	Cyber Sleuth, Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	No
Aquilamon + Tailmon	Silphymon	Perfect	Free	Wind	Cyber Sleuth, Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	No
Angemon + Ankylomon	Shakkoumon	Perfect	Free	Light	Cyber Sleuth, Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	No
Stingmon + XV-mon	Dinobeemon	Perfect	Free	Plant	Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	No
Angewomon + Lady Devimon	Mastemon	Ultimate	Vaccine	Neutral	Cyber Sleuth, Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	No
War Greymon + Metal Garurumon	Omegamon	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Light	Cyber Sleuth, Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	No
Kaiser Greymon + Magna Garurumon	Susanoomon	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Light	Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	No
Alphamon + Ouryumon	Alphamon: Ouryuken	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Neutral	Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	Yes
Bancho Leomon + Darkdramon	Chaosmon	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Neutral	Cyber Sleuth, Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	Yes
Breakdramon + Slayerdramon	Examon	Super Ultimate	Data	Wind	Cyber Sleuth, Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	No
Black War Greymon + Metal Garurumon (Black)	Omegamon Zwart	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Dark	Cyber Sleuth, Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	No
Bancho Leomon + Valdurmon	Chaosmon: Valdur Arm	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Light	Hacker's Memory, Complete Edition	No

Several NPC Digimon characters evolve during the course of the stories.

• Shiramine Nokia's Agumon and Gabumon become capable of temporarily evolving as Nokia's adventures with them continue. In Cyber Sleuth Chapter 10, during the fight at Under Zero, Nokia gains the ability to fuse them into their original form: Omegamon of the Royal Knights.
• In Cyber Sleuth Chapter 15, Mikagura Mirei has her Angewomon & Lady Devimon fuse together to become Mastemon.
• In Hacker's Memory Chapter 17, Imai Chitose's Ankylomon fuses with the Angemon that Yuri left with him to form Shakkoumon.

Digimon World -next 0rder- & International Edition

A new form of evolution similar to Jogress Evolution added to the game is ExE, short for Extra Cross Evolution. ExE allows the player's Digimon to fuse together in-battle, getting them a major power boost. ExE can be triggered by the player by spending 150 Order Points from both Digimon when they have max friendship with each other, or after both of their Digimon fall in battle randomly. However, ExE can only be used once per day.

ExE Evolutions in Digimon World -next 0rder- & International Edition
Element	Fire	Ice	Air	Nature	Dark	Holy	Hand-to-Hand	Weapon	Filth	No Personality
Fire	Dukemon: Crimson Mode	Omegamon	Dukemon: Crimson Mode	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Omegamon Zwart	Susanoomon	Dukemon: Crimson Mode	Shine Greymon: Burst Mode	Omegamon Zwart	Dukemon: Crimson Mode
Ice	Omegamon	Omegamon	Omegamon	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Omegamon Zwart	Omegamon	Susanoomon	Armagemon	Omegamon Zwart	Susanoomon
Air	Dukemon: Crimson Mode	Omegamon	Susanoomon	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Belphemon: Rage Mode	Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode	Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode	Shine Greymon: Burst Mode	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode
Nature	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Omegamon Zwart Defeat
Dark	Omegamon Zwart	Omegamon Zwart	Belphemon: Rage Mode	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Belphemon: Rage Mode	Omegamon Alter-B	Chaosmon	Chaosmon	Armagemon	Chaosmon
Holy	Susanoomon	Omegamon	Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Omegamon Alter-B	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode	Shine Greymon: Burst Mode	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode
Hand-to-Hand	Dukemon: Crimson Mode	Susanoomon	Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Chaosmon	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode	Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode	Armagemon	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode
Weapon	Shine Greymon: Burst Mode	Armagemon	Shine Greymon: Burst Mode	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Chaosmon	Shine Greymon: Burst Mode	Armagemon	Armagemon	Armagemon	Armagemon
Filth	Omegamon Zwart	Omegamon Zwart	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Rosemon: Burst Mode	Armagemon	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Armagemon	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Omegamon Zwart Defeat
No Personality	Dukemon: Crimson Mode	Susanoomon	Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode	Omegamon Zwart Defeat	Chaosmon	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode	Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode	Armagemon	Omegamon Zwart Defeat

Several NPC Digimon characters perform Jogress Evolution during the course of the story.

• The player of this game Takuto/Shiki, fuses his/her dual Digimon partner War Greymon and Metal Garurumon into Omegamon during the fight against the clone of Mugendramon.
• In the International Edition only, Kurorin and Kurocchi evolve throughout the game. Their final encounter is in Infinity Cauldron, where they've become Metal Garurumon (Black) and Black War Greymon. After losing, they Jogress into Omegamon Zwart for a moment, only for them to immediately separate.
• In the International Edition only, Piemon and Vamdemon are forced to Jogress into Voltobautamon by the Grudgeful Hand who then possesses it so it could try and destroy the World. After it is defeated, it clones the body, reverts the duo back to their prior forms, and then has friendly rematches with Takuto/Shiki.

Digimon Linkz

Digimon Survive

Agumon's evolution into Omegamon works in a slightly different way than the rest, as it resembles Jogress Evolution with Gabumon. It costs 20 SP to evolve and maintain, and requires Gabumon (in any of his forms) to be deployed as well. Despite being a fusion of both Agumon and Gabumon, only Agumon can initiate it, it causes Gabumon to vanish from the field upon evolving, and Omegamon is considered to only be Agumon in-game. If Agumon then reverts to any previous form, Gabumon will reappear on the field in the exact same place and state he was in before the evolution.

Digimon Story: Time Stranger

Certain personality types are now mandatory for Jogress Evolution. Furthermore, if the player devolves a Jogress Evolution Digimon, it will split back into its components with the base Digimon's Talent and Bond values. Note that the components will have their stats split and can potentially become weaker than their species average.

All bonus stats (blue stats) on both Digimon will be calculated onto the Jogressed Digimon on-evolution, and the Jogressed Digimon has the average stats of the two Digimon that became it.

Any two Digimon that can Jogress Evolve can now also temporarily do so in battle, which acts as a powerful attack that requires a SP cost from both participating Digimon per turn. The attack techniques of Digimon evolved by Jogress Evolution are hinted by alphabetic Digimoji under the Signature Techniques of pre-evolved Digimon. For example, XV-mon's Signature Techniques list both Hell Masquerade (Dinobeemon's Tech) and Desperado Blaster (Paildramon's Tech) in the English dub of Digimoji, aside of its own Signature Technique X-Laser. Unlike evolving out of battle, temporary Jogress Evolutions can occur regardless of personality or Agent Ranks, allowing the player temporary access to usually inaccessible Digimon during a relatively early portion of the game.

Notes on Agent Ranks (the progress shown on the list below is the bare minimum that the player must reach and can be postponed further if they missed a couple sidequests or if they did not spend their Anomaly Points on Agent Skills):

• Evolving into Adult-level Digimon requires Agent Rank 3 and cannot be done before clearing Shinjuku Rhapsody (Defeat Greymon (Blue))
• Evolving into Perfect-level Digimon requires Agent Rank 5 and cannot be done before clearing Incoming Conflict (Defeat Vulcanusmon + Divine Arms Version Ω)
• Evolving into Ultimate-level Digimon requires Agent Rank 7 and cannot be done before clearing Throne of the Underworld (Defeat Zombie Plutomon and reach the Dark Field's throne room a second time)
• Evolving into Super Ultimate-level Digimon requires Agent Rank 8 and cannot be done without clearing several sidequests unlocked in The Final Battle Over the Natural Order

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Story: Time Stranger
Component Digimon & Personality	Jogressed Digimon	Level	Attribute	Skills	Notes
XV-mon (Zealous) + Stingmon (Tolerant)	Paildramon (Zealous)	Perfect	Free	Desperado Blaster (15 Null physical damage to all foes; hits 3 times; 10% critical hit rate; increased damage against foes with the human gene)
Aquilamon (Sociable) + Tailmon (Tolerant)	Silphymon (Sociable)	Perfect	Free	Top Gun (90 Wind magic damage to one foe; increased damage against foes with the Bird Gene)
Angemon (Enlightened) + Ankylomon (Overprotective)	Shakkoumon (Overprotective)	Perfect	Free	Aramitama (80 Light magic damage to one foe; 30% chance of Crystalization; increased damage against foes with the Aquatic Gene)
Stingmon (Tolerant) + XV-mon (Zealous)	Dinobeemon (Tolerant)	Perfect	Free	Hell Masquerade (25 Plant physical damage against one foe; hits 3 times; 25% critical hit rate if target has yet to act)
Angewomon (Tolerant) + Lady Devimon (Enlightened)	Mastemon (Enlightened)	Ultimate	Vaccine	Chaos Degrade (65 Null magic damage to all foes; increased damage against foes with the Holy gene) Holy Desire (90 Light magic damage to one foe; decreases Light resistance for 3 turns; increased damage against foes with the Evil gene) Dark Despair (90 Dark magic damage to one foe; ignores unfavorable compatibility; increased damage against foes with the Holy gene)	The only temporary Jogress Evolution to be available during Agent Rank 5.
Mugendramon (Reckless) + Chimairamon (Friendly)	Millenniummon (Friendly)	Ultimate	Virus	Time Unlimited (100 Dark physical damage to one foe; 50% chance of Crystalization; increased damage against foes with the Magic gene (Mistymon only)	Absent in Cyber Sleuth & Hacker's Memory.
War Greymon (Daring) + Metal Garurumon (Friendly)	Omegamon (Daring)	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Grey Sword (80 Fire physical damage to all foes; increased damage against foes with the Dragon gene) Garuru Cannon (100 Ice physical damage to one foe; increased damage against foes with the Fire gene)
Kaiser Greymon (Daring) + Magna Garurumon (Friendly)	Susanoomon (Daring)	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Ama-no-Habakiri (60 Light physical damage to all foes; ignores unfavorable compatibility; increased damage against foes with the Dragon gene) Yakuza-no-Ikazuchi (12 Electric physical damage to one foe; hits 8 times; increased damage against foes with the Oni gene)
Alphamon (Friendly) + Ouryumon (Passionate)	Alphamon: Ouryuken (Passionate)	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Kyūkyoku Senjin Ouryūken (110 Steel physical damage to one foe; increased damage against foes with the Dragon gene) Digitalize of Soul (Alphamon: Ouryuken version) (Power 60 Null magic attack to all foes, if target has yet to act; 25% critical hit rate; increased damage against foes of the Unknown gene)
Craniummon (Devoted) + Enbarrmon (Sly)	Craniummon + Enbarrmon (Devoted)	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Ruthless Charge (90 Null magic damage to one foe; reduces target's attack by 10% for 3 turns; increased damage against foes with the Dragon gene)	Time Stranger original.
Apollomon (Passionate) + Dianamon (Enlightened)	Grace Novamon (Enlightened)	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Eclipse Finger (100 Fire magic damage to one foe; increased damage against foes of the Ice Gene) Calydon Arcus (20 Ice magic damage to all foes; hits 4 times; increased damage against foes with status conditions or Injury/Sickness and/or has the Fire gene)	Absent in Cyber Sleuth & Hacker's Memory.
Bancho Leomon (Daring) + Darkdramon (Zealous)	Chaosmon (Daring)	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Haou Ryoudanken (60 Light physical damage to all foes; Increases damage based on how low the user's HP is; increased damage against foes with the Oni Gene) Dark Prominence (90 Dark physical damage to one foe; 30% chance of inflicting Crystalization; increased damage against foes with the Unknown Gene)
Bancho Leomon (Daring) + Valdurmon (Sociable)	Chaosmon: Valdur Arm (Daring)	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Haou Ryoudanken (Chaosmon: Valdur Arm version) (60 Light physical damage to all foes; Increases damage based on how low the user's HP is; increased damage against foes with the Beast Gene) Aurora Blaster (90 Light Magic damage to one foe; removes stat buffs increased damage against foes with the Unknown Gene)
Black War Greymon (Daring) + Metal Garurumon (Black) (Friendly)	Omegamon Zwart (Friendly)	Super Ultimate	Vaccine	Grey Sword (Omegamon Zwart version) (80 Dark physical damage to all foes; increased damage against foes with the Dragon gene) Garuru Cannon (Omegamon Zwart version) (100 Ice physical damage to one foe; increased damage against foes with the Beast gene)	DLC Only (Omegamon can still Form Change into Omegamon Zwart even without DLC)
Breakdramon (Reckless) + Slayerdramon (Daring)	Examon (Reckless)	Super Ultimate	Data	Pendragon's Glory (100 Electric physical damage to one foe; increased damage against foes with the Ancient gene) Dragonic Impact (60 Fire physical damage to all foes; ignores unfavorable compatibility; increased damage against foes with the Dragon gene)
Titamon (Reckless) + Skull Baluchimon (Sociable)	Titamon + Skull Baluchimon (Reckless)	Super Ultimate	Virus	Senjin Kishinzan (90 Dark physical damage to one foe; inflicts Injury; increased damage against foes with the Holy gene)	Time Stranger original.
Blitz Greymon (Passionate) + Cres Garurumon (Passionate)	Omegamon Alter-S (Passionate)	Super Ultimate	Virus	Garuru Sword (100 Light physical damage to one foe; increased damage against foes with the Beast gene) Grey Cannon (100 Electric physical damage to one foe; increased damage against foes with the Dragon gene)	DLC only.

Virtual Pets

Digimon Pendulum

The Digimon Pendulum introduced the concept of Jogress. Jogress can be performed with two devices by going into the Connection menu and selecting Jogress. This allows two compatible Digimon to evolve together. An Error sign will appear on the screen if there is an incompatibility. Full DP is required to use the Jogress function. Jogress Evolution works based on the participating Digimon's attributes. Jogressing together two Digimon of a particular combination of attributes will result in each participating Digimon evolving into an appropriate Digimon from their respective virtual pet's roster.

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum
Pendulum Version	Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Pendulum 1.0 Nature Spirits	First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect Second Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect	Jyagamon
Pendulum 1.0 Nature Spirits Pendulum 1.5 Nature Spirits	First Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Perfect Second Data Adult + Second Data Perfect	Piccolomon
Pendulum 1.0 Nature Spirits Pendulum 1.5 Nature Spirits	First Data Adult + Second Virus Adult First Data Adult + First Virus Adult Second Data Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Data Adult + First Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect Second Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect	Tonosama Gekomon
Pendulum 1.0 Nature Spirits Pendulum 1.5 Nature Spirits	Triceramon + Second Data Perfect Piccolomon + First Data Perfect	Saber Leomon
Pendulum 1.0 Nature Spirits Pendulum 1.5 Nature Spirits	Okuwamon + Second Virus Perfect Tonosama Gekomon + First Virus Perfect	Metal Etemon
Pendulum 1.5 Nature Spirits	First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect Second Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect	Angewomon

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum
Pendulum Version	Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Pendulum 2.0 Deep Savers Pendulum 2.5 Deep Savers	First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect Second Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect	Whamon
Pendulum 2.0 Deep Savers	First Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Perfect Second Data Adult + Second Data Perfect	Anomalocarimon
Pendulum 2.0 Deep Savers Pendulum 2.5 Deep Savers	First Data Adult + Second Virus Adult First Data Adult + First Virus Adult Second Data Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Data Adult + First Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect Second Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect	Dagomon
Pendulum 2.0 Deep Savers	Mega Seadramon + Second Data Perfect Anomalocarimon + First Data Perfect	Metal Seadramon
Pendulum 2.0 Deep Savers	Marin Devimon + Second Virus Perfect Dagomon + First Virus Perfect	Pukumon
Pendulum 2.5 Deep Savers	First Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Perfect Second Data Adult + Second Data Perfect	Hangyomon
Pendulum 2.5 Deep Savers	Mega Seadramon + Second Data Perfect Hangyomon + First Data Perfect	Plesiomon

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum
Pendulum Version	Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Pendulum 3.0 Nightmare Soldiers Pendulum 3.5 Nightmare Soldiers	First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect Second Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect	Were Garurumon
Pendulum 3.0 Nightmare Soldiers Pendulum 3.5 Nightmare Soldiers	First Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Perfect Second Data Adult + Second Data Perfect	Pumpmon
Pendulum 3.0 Nightmare Soldiers Pendulum 3.5 Nightmare Soldiers	First Data Adult + Second Virus Adult First Data Adult + First Virus Adult Second Data Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Data Adult + First Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect Second Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect	Fantomon
Pendulum 3.0 Nightmare Soldiers Pendulum 3.5 Nightmare Soldiers	Death Meramon + Second Data Perfect Pumpmon + First Data Perfect	Boltmon
Pendulum 3.0 Nightmare Soldiers	Vamdemon + Second Virus Perfect Fantomon + First Virus Perfect	Piemon
Pendulum 3.5 Nightmare Soldiers	Lady Devimon + Second Virus Perfect Fantomon + First Virus Perfect	Demon

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum
Pendulum Version	Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Pendulum 4.0 Wind Guardians Pendulum 4.5 Wind Guardians	First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect Second Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect	Garudamon
Pendulum 4.0 Wind Guardians Pendulum 4.5 Wind Guardians	First Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Perfect Second Data Adult + Second Data Perfect	Delumon
Pendulum 4.0 Wind Guardians Pendulum 4.5 Wind Guardians	First Data Adult + Second Virus Adult First Data Adult + First Virus Adult Second Data Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Data Adult + First Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect Second Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect	Gerbemon
Pendulum 4.0 Wind Guardians	Blossomon + Second Data Perfect Delumon + First Data Perfect	Griffomon
Pendulum 4.0 Wind Guardians Pendulum 4.5 Wind Guardians	Jyureimon + Second Virus Perfect Gerbemon + First Virus Perfect	Pinochimon
Pendulum 4.0 Wind Guardians	Lilimon + Second Data Perfect Delumon + First Data Perfect	Rosemon

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum
Pendulum Version	Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Pendulum 5.0 Metal Empire	First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect Second Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect	Andromon
Pendulum 5.0 Metal Empire Pendulum 5.5 Metal Empire	First Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Perfect Second Data Adult + Second Data Perfect	Big Mamemon
Pendulum 5.0 Metal Empire Pendulum 5.5 Metal Empire	First Data Adult + Second Virus Adult First Data Adult + First Virus Adult Second Data Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Data Adult + First Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect Second Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect	Waru Monzaemon
Pendulum 5.0 Metal Empire Pendulum 5.5 Metal Empire	Knightmon + Second Data Perfect Big Mamemon + First Data Perfect	Metal Garurumon
Pendulum 5.0 Metal Empire	Megadramon + Second Virus Perfect Waru Monzaemon + First Virus Perfect	Mugendramon
Pendulum 5.5 Metal Empire	First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect Second Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect	Cyberdramon
Pendulum 5.5 Metal Empire	Megadramon + Second Virus Perfect Waru Monzaemon + First Virus Perfect	Venom Vamdemon

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum
Pendulum Version	Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Pendulum ZERO Virus Busters	First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Data Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Data Adult First Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect Second Vaccine Adult + Second Vaccine Perfect	Asuramon
Pendulum ZERO Virus Busters	First Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult First Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Vaccine Adult + First Virus Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Adult First Data Adult + Second Data Perfect Second Data Adult + Second Data Perfect	Metal Mamemon
Pendulum ZERO Virus Busters	First Data Adult + Second Virus Adult First Data Adult + First Virus Adult Second Data Adult + Second Virus Adult Second Data Adult + First Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Adult First Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect Second Virus Adult + Second Virus Perfect	Angewomon
Pendulum ZERO Virus Busters	Were Garurumon + Second Data Perfect Metal Mamemon + First Data Perfect	Metal Garurumon
Pendulum ZERO Virus Busters	Holy Angemon + Second Virus Perfect Angewomon + First Virus Perfect War Greymon (Pendulum ZERO) + Metal Garurumon (Pendulum ZERO)	Omegamon

Digimon Pendulum Progress

Jogress can be performed with two devices by going into the Connection menu and selecting Jogress. This allows two compatible Digimon to evolve together. The Pendulum Progress can connect both with other instances of itself and with the D-Scanner, where the lower-level Digimon will be lost and replaced with the higher-leveled one. The rules of Jogress Evolution are somewhat different from the Digimon Pendulum. This time, players are required to Jogress together specific species of Digimon to get a particular Digimon, rather than accepting any Digimon of a given attribute.

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum Progress
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Tyranomon + XV-mon (PenProg1) Tyranomon + Witchmon (PenProg2) Tyranomon + Aquilamon (PenProg3) Tyranomon + Thunderbirmon (D-Scan3) XV-mon + Stingmon (D-Scan1)	Paildramon
XV-mon + Tyranomon (PenProg1) XV-mon + Angemon (PenProg2) XV-mon + Dobermon (PenProg3) XV-mon + Darcmon (D-Scan3) Tyranomon + Airdramon (D-Scan1)	Megadramon
Megalo Growmon + Metal Greymon (PenProg1) Megalo Growmon + Holy Angemon (PenProg2) Megalo Growmon + Were Garurumon X-Antibody (PenProg3) Megalo Growmon + Silphymon (D-Scan3) Metal Greymon + Paildramon (D-Scan1)	Imperialdramon
Metal Greymon + Megalo Growmon (PenProg1) Metal Greymon + Bastemon (PenProg2) Metal Greymon + Grappu Leomon (PenProg3) Metal Greymon + Lucemon: Falldown Mode (D-Scan3) Megalo Growmon + Megadramon (D-Scan1)	Megidramon

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum Progress
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Angemon + Witchmon (PenProg2) Angemon + Tyranomon (PenProg1) Angemon + Dobermon (PenProg3) Witchmon + Angemon (D-Scan2)	Angewomon
Witchmon + Angemon (PenProg2) Witchmon + XV-mon (PenProg1) Witchmon + Aquilamon (PenProg3) Angemon + Tailmon (D-Scan2)	Andiramon
Bastemon + Holy Angemon (PenProg2) Bastemon + Metal Greymon (PenProg1) Bastemon + Were Garurumon X-Antibody (PenProg3) Holy Angemon + Angewomon (D-Scan2)	Seraphimon
Holy Angemon + Bastemon (PenProg2) Holy Angemon + Megalo Growmon (PenProg1) Holy Angemon + Grappu Leomon (PenProg3) Bastemon + Andiramon (D-Scan2)	Cherubimon

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum Progress
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Aquilamon + Dobermon (PenProg3) Aquilamon + Tyranomon (PenProg1) Aquilamon + Angemon (PenProg2) Aquilamon + Darcmon (D-Scan3)	Cerberumon (X-Antibody)
Dobermon + Aquilamon (PenProg3) Dobermon + XV-mon (PenProg1) Dobermon + Witchmon (PenProg2) Dobermon + Thunderbirmon (D-Scan3)	Mihiramon
Grappu Leomon + Were Garurumon (X-Antibody) (PenProg3) Grappu Leomon + Metal Greymon (PenProg1) Grappu Leomon + Holy Angemon (PenProg2) Grappu Leomon + Lucemon: Falldown Mode (D-Scan3)	Baihumon
Were Garurumon (X-Antibody) + Grappu Leomon (PenProg3) Were Garurumon (X-Antibody) + Megalo Growmon (PenProg1) Were Garurumon (X-Antibody) + Bastemon (PenProg2) Were Garurumon (X-Antibody) + Silphymon (D-Scan3)	Qinglongmon

Digimon Pendulum X

Jogress can be performed with two devices by going into the Connection menu and selecting Jogress. This allows two compatible Digimon to evolve together. Only specific combinations will cause a successful Jogress, otherwise, the Strength of the Digimon involved will become zero. A Jogress may have the two Digimon involved evolve into different Digimon if they come from different versions of the Digimon Pendulum X, if that's the case, the Digimon shown in the Jogressed Digimon column is the evolution of the first material.

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum X
Pendulum Version	Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Pendulum X 1.0 Pendulum X 1.5	Greymon (X-Antibody) (1.0/1.5) + DORUgamon (1.0/1.5)	DORUguremon (Both)
Pendulum X 1.0 Pendulum X 1.5	Raptordramon (1.0) + Seadramon (X-Antibody) (1.0/1.5) Death-X-DORUgamon (1.5) + Seadramon (X-Antibody) (1.0/1.5)	Mega Seadramon (X-Antibody) (Both)
Pendulum X 1.0	Grademon (1.0) + Mega Seadramon (X-Antibody) (1.0/1.5)	Alphamon
Pendulum X 1.0 Pendulum X 1.5	Okuwamon (X-Antibody) + DORUguremon	DORUgoramon (Both)
Pendulum X 1.5	Death-X-DORUguremon (1.5) + Mega Seadramon (X-Antibody) (1.0/1.5)	Death-X-DORUgoramon
Pendulum X 1.0 Pendulum X 1.5	Mega Seadramon (X-Antibody) (1.0/1.5) + Grademon (1.0) Mega Seadramon (X-Antibody) (1.0/1.5) + Death-X-DORUguremon (1.5)	Giga Seadramon
Pendulum X 1.0 Pendulum X 1.5	Okuwamon (X-Antibody) (1.0/1.5) + Triceramon (X-Antibody) (2.0/2.5) Okuwamon (X-Antibody) (1.0/1.5) + Alphamon (3.0)	Grandis Kuwagamon
Pendulum X 1.0 Pendulum X 1.5	Alphamon (1.0) + Dinotigermon (2.0) Alphamon (1.0) + Ulforce V-dramon (X-Antibody) (2.5) Death-X-DORUgoramon (1.5) + Dinotigermon (2.0) Death-X-DORUgoramon (1.5) + Ulforce V-dramon (X-Antibody) (2.5)	Omegamon (X-Antibody)

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum X
Pendulum Version	Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Pendulum X 2.0 Pendulum X 2.5	Ginryumon (2.0/2.5) + Growmon (X-Antibody) (2.0/2.5)	Hisyaryumon (Both)
Pendulum X 2.0 Pendulum X 2.5	Hisyaryumon (2.0/2.5) + Triceramon (X-Antibody) (2.0/2.5)	Ouryumon (Both)
Pendulum X 2.0	Mametyramon (2.0) + Skull Baluchimon (2.0)	Dinotigermon (Both)
Pendulum X 2.5	Mametyramon (2.5) + Skull Baluchimon (2.5)	Ulforce V-dramon (X-Antibody) (Both)
Pendulum X 2.0 Pendulum X 2.5	Triceramon (X-Antibody) (2.0/2.5) + Okuwamon (X-Antibody) (1.0/1.5) Triceramon (X-Antibody) (2.0/2.5) + Alphamon (3.0)	Ultimate Brachimon
Pendulum X 2.0 Pendulum X 2.5	Dinotigermon (2.0) + Alphamon (1.0) Ulforce V-dramon (X-Antibody) (2.5) + Alphamon (1.0) Dinotigermon (2.0) + Death-X-DORUgoramon (1.5) Ulforce V-dramon (X-Antibody) (2.5) + Death-X-DORUgoramon (1.5)	Dukemon (X-Antibody)

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Pendulum X
Pendulum Version	Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Pendulum X 3.0	Raptordramon (3.0) + Waspmon (3.0)	Grademon (Both)
Pendulum X 3.0	Ginryumon (3.0) + Omekamon (3.0)	Hisyaryumon (Both)
Pendulum X 3.0	Cannonbeemon (3.0) + Hisyaryumon (3.0) Alphamon (3.0) + Okuwamon (X-Antibody) (1.0/1.5) Alphamon (3.0) + Triceramon (X-Antibody) (2.0)	Tiger Vespamon (Both for Cannonbeemon + Hisyaryumon)

Digimon Accel

Jogress can be performed with two devices by going into the Connection menu and selecting Jogress. This allows two compatible Digimon to evolve together. Specific Digimon are needed to perform a Jogress. One Jogress possibility is shared amongst all Genomes: Chaosmon.

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Accel
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Liamon + Revolmon	Loader Leomon
Blade Kuwagamon + Coelamon	Metallife Kuwagamon
Loader Leomon + Metal Greymon (X-Antibody)	Bancho Leomon
Metallife Kuwagamon + Chimairamon	Tyrant Kabuterimon
Any combination of Bancho Leomon (Justice Genome), Darkdramon (Evil Genome), Valdurmon (Nature Genome), Sleipmon (Ultimate Genome)	Chaosmon

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Accel
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Sealsdramon + Dobermon	Tankdramon
Sangloupmon + Thunderbirmon	Matadrmon
Tankdramon + Volcamon	Darkdramon
Matadrmon + Angewomon	Grand Dracumon
Any combination of Bancho Leomon (Justice Genome), Darkdramon (Evil Genome), Valdurmon (Nature Genome), Sleipmon (Ultimate Genome)	Chaosmon

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Accel
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Diatrymon + Tyranomon	Yatagaramon
Tailmon + Nohemon	Andiramon
Yatagaramon + Triceramon (X-Antibody)	Valdurmon
Andiramon + Mamemon	Mercurymon
Any combination of Bancho Leomon (Justice Genome), Darkdramon (Evil Genome), Valdurmon (Nature Genome), Sleipmon (Ultimate Genome)	Chaosmon

Jogress Evolutions in Digimon Accel
Component Digimon	Jogressed Digimon
Reppamon + Flare Lizamon	Tyilinmon
Togemon + Submarimon	Cerberumon
Any combination of Bancho Leomon (Justice Genome), Darkdramon (Evil Genome), Valdurmon (Nature Genome), Sleipmon (Ultimate Genome)	Chaosmon

Digital Monster Ver.20th

Digimon Pendulum Ver.20th

Digital Monster X

Digimon Pendulum Z

Vital Bracelet Digital Monster

Digital Monster COLOR

Digimon Pendulum COLOR

TCG

Digital Monster Card Game

Jogress Evolution is referred by the Digimon card that list several pairs of Digimon who can be Jogressed into the card, and in each case, either one of those Digimon must currently in the Digimon box, while the other is played in the Evolution Requirements Box.

Digital Monster Card Game Alpha

Jogress Evolution is referred by the Digimon card that list several pairs of Digimon who can be Jogressed into the card, and in each case, either one of those Digimon must currently in the Digimon box, while the other is played in the Evolution Requirements Box.

Digimon Card Game

ST-9 and ST-10 introduce Jogress Evolution to the game. Digimon who possess the Jogress keyword (such as ST10-06 Mastemon) can be evolved by stacking cards that fit specific requirements (in ST10-06 Mastemon's case, a Yellow Level 5 Digimon and a Purple Level 5 Digimon), and then stacking the Jogress Evolved card itself on top of them, for no Memory cost. Digimon may have extra effects that trigger if Jogress Evolved, making it more valuable as an evolution method despite the cost of using two Digimon cards instead of one.

BT-16 introduces Partition to the game. Only Digimon that have the Jogress keyword may have this keyword. Partition allows Digimon that fit the requirements specified in the keyword itself to be played from the Partitioned Digimon's Evolution Base without paying their cost if it's removed from the Battle Area other than by the player's own effects or by battle. It can only be activated if every Digimon specified in the keyword exists in the Partitioned Digimon's Evolution Base.

EX-06 introduces Blast Jogress to the game. It works as a combination of Blast and Jogress Evolution, with all of their advantages and disadvantages. However, Blast Jogress forces the player to use specific Digimon for the Jogress, rather than the more loose requirements of normal Jogress.

Additional Information

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