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Unlocked by default
Silver Black and Beelzebumon Color
Unlocked by default
Silver Blue and Dukemon Color
Unlocked by evolving into Child
Silver Black and Beelzebumon Color
Unlocked by evolving into Child
Silver Blue and Dukemon Color
Unlocked by evolving into Child
Silver Black and Beelzebumon Color
Unlocked by evolving into Child
Silver Blue and Dukemon Color
Unlocked by obtaining 5 different Digimon
Silver Black and Beelzebumon Color
Unlocked by obtaining 5 different Digimon
Silver Blue and Dukemon Color
Unlocked by obtaining 35 different Digimon
Beelzebumon Color
Unlocked by obtaining 35 different Digimon
Dukemon Color
Unlocked by obtaining 35 different Digimon
Silver Black
Unlocked by obtaining 35 different Digimon
Silver Blue
Unlocked by obtaining 20 different Digimon
All Colors
Unlocked by beating all 100 Tag Battles
Silver Black and Beelzebumon Color
Unlocked by beating all 100 Tag Battles
Silver Blue and Dukemon Color
Unlocked by beating all 100 Single Battles
Silver Black and Beelzebumon Color
Unlocked by beating all 100 Single Battles
Silver Blue and Dukemon Color
Unlocked by Battling a Silver Blue or Silver Black against a Dukemon Color or Beelzebumon Color. Winner gets the egg.
All Colors
Unlocked by winning 100 Battles
All Colors
A care mistake occurs any time the Call Light goes out without the Digimon's need being take care of. Your Digimon will call when its Hunger or Strength Hearts empty, or when it is time for it to go to bed. You have 10 minutes to refill hearts and 30 minutes to put a Digimon to bed before the Call Light goes out and you get a Care Mistake. If Hunger and Strength empty at the same time, each will count as its own care mistake, even if the Call Light goes out at the same time for both. If an empty meter is not filled after the call light goes out on its own, your Digimon will call again after some time, which can lead to more care mistakes if not taken care of. Poop, injury, sickness, and waking a sleeping or tired Digimon do not count as Care Mistakes.
Every four times you Train, you will get an Effort Heart. It does not matter if the Training is successful, it will count.
Unless you get 20 Care Mistakes, Sicknesses or Injuries, your Digimon is guaranteed to evolve into Stage IV. If a Stage VI or V Digimon has fulfilled its specific requirements for reaching Stage V or VI respecitvely, it is guaranteed to reach that stage. The time your Digimon spends sleeping will count towards its evolution timer, but time spent in Cold Mode will not. Also keep in mind that not all Stage V Digimon can evolve into Stage VI on their own, so you may need Jogress to reach that stage. The times above are the official times from Bandai, but you may experience minor variances.
Current Stage Time to Next Stage I 10 Minutes II 12 Hours III 24 Hours IV 40 Hours V 48 Hours
Once your Digimon evolves, only its battles will carry over. Care Mistakes, Effort Hearts, Sicknesses and Injuries all reset upon evolution.
No, battles in one level carry over to the next. If you only do 15 battles at Stage III, and you win at least 12 of them, this will result in a 100% chance of evolving to Stages V and VI without doing any further battles (assuming the Care Mistake requirements are met). However, it is important to remember that only the most recent 15 battles are counted for evolution, so if you do battle more after evolving, make sure you have still won 12 of your 15 most recent battles. If you aren't sure, do 15 more just in case.
The evolution requirements will only show stats are are actually required, hence them being called that. Not all stats are required for evolving, and if a specific stat isn't listed, this means it does not matter at all. For example, V-mon does not list how much Effort needed to evolve into V-dramon. This is because it does not matter, V-mon will evolve into V-dramon by simply getting 2 or more care mistakes, no matter how much Effort is has.
All types. This means Single, Tag, Connection and Colosseum battles all factor in the same way. You can have 7 Tag victories and 8 Single victories and they will count together as 15 victories. You can even just do the first battle of the Colosseum over and over again to get the reuqired 15 battles.
Yes, both Digimon that participate in a Tag Training or a Tag Battle will have it count towards their evolution requirements.
As long as you don't kill it first, your Digimon will evolve into Stage IV. If you have won 12 of your 15 most recent battles, and you have not exceeded the care mistake limit for your target evolution, you also have a 100% chance of evolving into Stages V and VI (unless your Digimon does not have a natural Stage VI form)
Only certain Digimon can Jogress. This is noted on their status screen as JO. If a Digimon says JX, it cannot Jogress. If your Digimon says JO and will not Jogress, double check your DP. A Digimon requires full DP in order to Jogress. Sleeping or being in Cold Mode for 3 hours will restore all DP, and feeding 4 protein will restore 1 DP.
Due to a programming error it seems. While Metal Mamemon and Piccolomon ARE both Data attribute Digimon on the Digital Monster Ver.20th, their records are incorrectly listed as Vaccine within the Digimon Pendulum Ver.20th's Copymon Database. Mamemon, Digitamamon, Savior Hackmon, Crescemon and DORUguremon all work properly, so they can be used instead.
When Jogressing via connection between two devices, each Digimon will evolve based on its own Jogress result. When Jogressing two Digimon on one device, the Digimon that is chosen first will be the one that decides the Jogress result. For example, if I have an Ikkakumon and a Kiwimon, and I choose Ikkakumon first for the Jogress, the result will be Whamon. However, if I were to choose Kiwimon first, then the result would be Garudamon. If Ikkakumon and Kiwimon were on two different devices, then Ikkakumon would become Whamon and Kiwimon would become Garudamon.
You can get a traited egg by keeping your Digimon alive for 48 hours after its most recent evolution. No battles are required. Traited eggs may increase the chance for evolutiuon into Stages V and VI, but this does not matter as long as you have won 12 of your 15 most recent battles.
If you want to, but whether this affects evolution is not known. Even if it does, winning 12 of your 15 most recent battles gives a 100% chance of evolution into Stages V and VI, so shaking is not necessary for a 100% chance.
Getting sick 20 times in one form
Getting injured 20 times in one form
Getting a care mistake 20 times in one form
Gettinga care mistake 5 times upon or after reaching the evolution window for Stage V or VI; or after hearts start depleting faster
Remaining sick or injured for 6 hours
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Care MistakesHow many care mistakes are required to evolve. The number of full skulls indicates how many care mistakes are required, while half skulls indicate that a care mistake is optional. In the example to the left, 1 care mistake is required, but 2 or 3 will also work, though 4 will not. For evolving into Stages III and IV, if 4 Care Mistakes are indicated as working for evolution, more than 4 Care Mistakes will also work. For evolving into Stage V or VI, more than 4 care mistakes will immediately kill your Digimon when it is time for it to evolve. |
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Effort HeartsHow many effort hearts are required to evolve. The number of full hearts indicates how many effort hearts are required, while half hearts indicate that an effort heart is optional. In the example to the left, 2 effort hearts are required, but 3 or 4 will also work. |
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Fulfill BattlesThis indicates that 12 out of your 15 most recent battles with this Digimon must be victories in order to ensure evolution. Digimon with this requirement must have battled a minimum of 15 times, though it does not matter during which level those battles were done, as battles do not reset upon evolution. For example, if a Stage III Digimon battles 15 times, and it is now Stage IV and has done no more battles, those same 15 battles still count toward evolving into Stage V. If more than 15 battles are done with a Digimon, only the last 15 count. This means the victory percentage shown in the stat screen does not necessarily reflect victories counted toward evolution. If you are not sure if you have won 12 of your 15 most recent battles, just do 15 more and make sure to win those. Stage IV Digimon evolving into Stage V still have a chance of evolution if at least 6 out of 15 battles are victories, and Stage V Digimon evolving into Stage VI still have a chance of evolution if at least 9 out of 15 battles are victories. However, both levels have a 100% chance of evolution with 12 out of 15 victories, so always get at least 12 to be safe. |
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JogressWhat type of Digimon is needed for a Jogress Evolution. For normal Jogresses, you must use a partner that is the same level as your Digimon, so Stage IV Digimon can only Jogress with Stage IV Digimon, and Stage V Digimon can only Jogress with Stage V Digimon. Under the word Jogress, each pair of letters indicates what type of Digimon will work for this Jogress. Va is Vaccine, Da is Data, Vi is Virus and Fr is Free. If more than one pair of letters is shown, then any of the displayed types can be used. You can check a Digimon's type on the status screen. In addition, types are displayed on this page as Red/Orange/Yellow for Vaccine, Greens for Data, Violets for Virus and Blues for Free. |
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Jogress WithThis indicates a specific Digimon to use for a special Jogress. The sprite shown to the right indicates the specific Digimon needed to perform the Jogress. |
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Battle WithThis requirement is only used by Jesmon to evolve into Jesmon X. In order for Jesmon to evolve, it must win a battle against an Alphamon. This battle can be via connection, and will work against a copymon, or it can be against one of the Alphamon fought in the Tag Colosseum. |
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