Digimon Rumble Arena 2

Digimon Rumble Arena 2;
Developer(s)	Bandai
Release date(s)	(JP:) July 29, 2004; (NA:) September 7, 2004
Genre(s)	Fighting
Mode(s)
Platform(s)	PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube

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Digimon Rumble Arena 2 (デジモンバトルクロニクル, Digimon Battle Chronicle^?) is a Digimon fighting game released in 2004 by Bandai Games for the GameCube, PlayStation 2, and the Xbox. It is the sequel to Digimon Rumble Arena and has a similar style of gameplay as Super Smash Bros. Melee, except with a health meter.

[edit] Story

Digimon Rumble Arena 2 is based on Digimon battling it out in a battle royale to see who is the strongest of the Digimon in question.

[edit] Characters

The game features characters from the first four seasons of the anime (or Digimon Adventure, Digimon Adventure 02, Digimon Tamers, and Digimon Frontier in Japan). Each one has their own special moves and digivolutions, as well as slightly varying normal attacks and taunts.

[edit] Playable characters

Agumon has a mixture of weak and strong attacks but good range on his Pepper Breath attack. He digivolves to Greymon and WarGreymon.
Gomamon is fast with weak offense. He digivolves to Ikkakumon and Zudomon.
Biyomon has an advantage with speed but low in offence and defense. She digivolves to Birdramon and Garudamon.
Flamemon can digivolve to Agunimon and BurningGreymon.
Gabumon is a slow, yet very offensively oriented Digimon. His digivolutions are Garurumon and MetalGarurumon.
Guilmon is somewhat weak physically but very quick on his feet. His special attack, Pyro Sphere, travels straight forward and has a bit of a recoil. His digivolutions are Growlmon and Gallantmon.
Gatomon is the second fastest character in the game and can also paralyze her foes. Her digivolution line is made up of Nefertimon and Angewomon.
Patamon has low stats but is the fastest character in the entire game. He digivolves to Angemon and MagnaAngemon.
Palmon is fast and attacks with poison and sleep dust. Togemon and Lillymon are her digivolutions.
Tentomon is both fast and strong, and can digivolve to Kabuterimon and MegaKabuterimon.
Veemon has limited range on all attacks, yet is powerful. His Vee-Headbutt, Vee-Knock-Out and Vee-Punch moves can cause a lot of damage. Flamedramon and Imperialdramon Fighter Mode are his digivolutions.

[edit] Hidden characters

These are characters that are not available at first and have to be unlocked by fulfilling certain conditions. All "Black" Digimon have the ability to absorb energy while grabbing the opponent.

BlackAgumon is a virus version of Agumon with a slower, more powerful normal attack. His digivolution line is BlackGreymon and BlackWarGreymon, and he can be unlocked when beating the game with two different characters or by beating him during a "surprise attack."
BlackGabumon is fiery version of Gabumon unlockable in the same way as BlackAgumon. He can digivolve to BlackGarurumon and BlackMetalGarurumon.
BlackGuilmon is unlockable in the same manner as the other "Black" digimon. He digivolves to BlackGrowlmon and ChaosGallantmon.
Duskmon is well balanced in all stats, with one attack having infinite range, and another move being teleportation. He is a strong melee fighter and is unlocked when beaten in 1-player mode.
MaloMyotismon has a strong defense and melee attack with several "dark" projectiles. He is unlocked when beaten in 1-player mode.
Diaboromon has exceptionally powerful attacks, one being a spin attack, and a projectile which is as big as he is. He is a boss, unlocked when defeated in 1-player.
Omnimon is a well balanced character with a fast combo. He is a boss and unlocked as such.
Neemon is the weakest, but fastest, boss. He is unlocked in the same manner as other bosses.

[edit] Other Characters

These characters are not playable but play a big part during different modes of the game.

Calumon returns from the original Rumble Arena game, now the main character in the game's Crazy Chase mini-game. In the mini-game the players must give chase to Calumon and touch him 20 or above times to win. Calumon also makes cameos during the loading sequence of battles holding info boxes of random character information.
Phantomon is the only minor Digimon to make an appearance. He is a rare powerup known as Summon Phantomon. He randomly appears and stalks a Digimon. If a Digimon touches Phantomon, he'll instantly KO it with his Shadow Scythe. It is seemly impossible to kill him, but he disappears after a set time.
D-Reaper never appears as a character, but the stage Chaos Wastelands is fought inside the D-Reaper. The Jeri clone can be seen flying in the background.

[edit] Digidex

Agumon: Although small, Agumon's agile frame and razor-sharp teeth and claws result in fast and fierce attacks.

Attacks: Claw Uppercut, Pepper Breath, Claw Attack

Greymon: Greymon uses brute strength and a thickly armored skull to batter opponents.

Attacks: Great Horns Attack, Nova Blast, Great Horns Bash, Tail Whip

Wargreymon: Wargreymon's mastery of flame is displayed in an awesome array of powerful attacks.

Attacks: Great Tornado Up, Terra Force, Great Tornado Side, War Driver, Ultra Tornado

Biyomon: Spunk and determination make Biyomon one of the toughest Digimon around.

Attacks: Ostri-kick, Spiral Twister, Talon Twist, Peck Attack

Birdramon: A master of powerful flame attacks. Birdramon backs them up with razor-sharp teeth and talons.

Attacks: Phoenix Rising, Meteor Wing, Fire Escape, Talon Tear

Garudamon: Towering over most opponents, Garudamon fights with the true spirit of a warrior.

Attacks: Fist Of The Phoenix, Wing Blade, Boulder Breaker, Talon Tear, Garudapunch, Fire Hurricane

Flamemon: A fiery, feral fighter. Flamemon is famous for flaming attacks and agility.

Attacks: Noble Heart, Flame Toss, Monkey Ball

Agunimon: Agunimon's ferocity and aggression burn brightly when torching his opponents.

Attacks: Pyro Tornado, Pyro Darts, Fire Dash, Fire Slide, Elbow Drop

BurningGreymon: BurningGreymon may lack quickness, but makes up for it with burning onslaughts that spread like wildfire.

Attacks: Burnig Inferno, Pyro Barrage, Fire Below, Tail Whip, Burning Grey Basher, Wildfire Tsunami

Gabumon: Gabumon chills opponents out with frosty blasts and piercing horn attacks.

Attacks: Horn Attacks, Blue Blaster, Blue Cyclone, Skull Cracker

Garurumon: Garurumon's wintery howls blast enemies with the force of an arctic gale.

Attacks: Wolf Cry, Howling Blaster, Slamming Attack

MetalGarurumon: With an awesome arsenal of weapons, MetalGarurumon sends chills down the spines of enemies.

Attacks: Metal Wolf Throw, Ice Wolf Claw, Metal Wolf Claw, Blizzard Bash, Giga Missile, Burst Wolf Claw

Gatomon: Gatomon uses a combination of feline agility and slashing claws to scratch out victories.

Attacks: Collar Kicker, Cat's Eye Hypnotism, Catastrophe, Tail Trip, Megakick

Nefertimon: Nefertimon's mystical artifacts ang glowing eyes unleash ancient magic against enemies.

Attacks: Queen's Curse, Queen's Paw, Rosetta Stone, Hot Foot

Angewomon: Grace and power give Angewomon's attacks their celestial kick.

Attacks: Lift Your Spirit, Celestial Arrow, Divine Kick, Andel Dash, Flying Kick, Super Jump, Angel Wings, Heel Of Justice, Heaven's Charm

Gomamon: Gomamon relies on watery guile and speed rather than raw power, overcoming enemies with slapping flippers and slick maneuvers.

Attacks: Tail Slap, Marching Fishes, Bubble Deflector, Sliding Seal

Ikkakumon: Though not likely to win many races, horn attacks and crushing bellyflops still let Ikakumon come out ahead.

Attacks: Horn Attack, Harpoon Terpedo, Icicle Coat, Belly Flop

Zudomon: Mighty but clumsy Zudomon's massive hammer allows for some of the most devastating attacks of all.

Attacks: Hammer Head, Vulcan Hammer, Thor's Fury, Nail Pull, Shell Smash, Anvil Smash, Vulcan Vengence

Guilmon: Guilmon's carefree nature should not be mistaken for weakness. It masks a fiery fighting spirit!

Attacks: Neck Stretcher, Pyro Sphere, Rock Breaker

Growlmon: Like a drogon of old, Growlmon overwhelms opponents with fiery breath and shredding claws.

Attacks: Dragon Slash, Pyro Blaster, Dino Kick, Dragon Spine

Gallantmon: Gallantmon charges into battle like a noble knight, crackling lance and glowing shield held at the ready.

Attacks: Spiral Saver, Lighting Joust, Gallant Charge, Gravity Lance, Shield Attack, Lighting Charge

Palmon: Though small, Palmon's bristling energy makes for a thorny adversary.

Attacks: Thorn Thrust, Poison Ivy, Sleep Spores, Thorn Throw

Togemon: Needle-like spines and amazing prowess with boxing gloves make Togemon a real knockout.

Attacks: Lightspeed Jabbing, Knockout Fist, Needle Spray

Lillymon: No garden-variety fighter, Lilymon combines sizzling speed with a variety of potent attacks.

Attacks: Flower Cutter, Flower Cannon, Vicious Vine, Triple Jump, Sun Crescent Kick, Sunburst Vine

Patamon: Swooping, fast-flying Patamon pulls off a dizzing array of aerial maneuvers.

Attacks: Slamming Attack, Boom Bubble, Thousand Wings, Spins Kick, Air Slam, Glide

Angemon: Enemies find Angemon's righteous attacks anything but heavenly.

Attacks: Angel Rod, Hand Of Fate, Angel Slam, Staff Sweep, Air Slam, Glide

MagnaAngemon: With the legendary plasma sword Excalibur, MagnaAngemon dispenses divine justice while invoking a wide spectrum of powers.

Attacks: Excalibur's Grace, Flying Sword Of Justice, Shield And Counter, Magna Jump, Exaliburst, Gate Of Destiny

Tentomon: Tentomon leaves enemies dizzy with spinning attacks and electrical jolts.

Attacks: Shock Jaw, Super Shocker, Rhino Spin, Dynamo Spin

Kabuterimon: Kabuterimon unleashes charged-up electrical bursts and four-handed attacks to shock enemies into submission.

Attacks: Beetle Horn Attack, Electro Shocker, Electric Storm, Shocking Touch

MegaKabuterimon: Whether on the ground or airborne, MegaKabuterimon's electrical blasts and pounding attacks surge with great power.

Attacks: Horn Thruster, Horn Buster, Repulsor Field, Ground Circuit, Rhino Charge, Lighting Wave, Rocket Butt

Veemon: Thers's nothing Veemon like more than some good old-fashioned bare-knuckled brawling.

Attacks: VeeHeadButt, VeeKnockout, VeePunch, VeeHeadDrop

Flamedramon: 'Flame is my game and fire is my desire,' chants Flamedramon while torching opponents.

Attacks: Flame Shot, Fire Rocket, Flame Shield, Blade Drive

Imperialdramon: With supreme weaponry and crushing melee attacks, Imperialdramon overpowers all enemies.

Attacks: Splender Blade, Positron Laser, Dragon Kick, Dragon Knee, Majestic Strike, Supreme Positron Laser, Ionic Blaster

BlackAgumon: Opponents can't help but sweat when they face BlackAgumon's big claws and fiery personality.

Attacks: Claw Uppercut, Pepper Breath, Claw Smash, Flying Kick

BlackGreymon: Super-aggressive and always fighting mad, BlackGreymon lashes out with sharp horns, a whipping tall, and fiery breath.

Attacks: Great Antler Attack, Mega Flame, Great Antler Bash, Tail Whip, Great Antler Drop

BlackWarGreymon: Things can quickly spin out of control when BlackWarGreymon powers up an explosive inferno of special attacks.

Attacks: Great Tornado Up, Terra Destroyer, Great Tornado Side, War Blaster, Ultra Tornado

BlackGabumon: BlackGabumon is equal parts fire, ice and rage. The combination of a sturdy horn and icy-hot breath put the hurt on most enemies.

Attacks: Little Horn, Petite Fire, Ice Dash, Skull Driller

BlackGarurumon: Opponents are sure to get a chill when they face BlackGarurumon's icy breath and shatting howl.

Attacks: Howling Wolf, Fox Fire, Ice Wall

BlackMetalGarurumon: BlackMetalGarurumon blasts opponents with a howling blizzard of advanced weaponry.

Attacks: Metal Grinder, Fire Wolf Claw, Ice Wolf Claw, Metal Masher, Giga Destruction, Blizzard Wolf Claw

BlackGuilmon: BlackGabumon is a confident fighter, sure that explosive grenade attacks and smoky virus-infected breath will bring him victory.

Attacks: Virus Breath, Pyro Grenade, Rock Crusher

BlackGrowlmon: Fierce fiery breath nicely compliments BlackGrowlmon's wicked purple plasma blades.

Attacks: Dragon Slash, Exhaust Flame, Plama Blade

ChaosGallantmon: A dark mind, a fearsome lance, and an infernal shield enhance ChaosGallantmon's omnious powers.

Attacks: Spiral Wailer, Demon Disaster, Gallant Gharge, Falling Lance, Chaos Crusher, Shield Attack, Waking Dead

Duskmon: With blood-red eye and glowing double swords, Duskmon's limitless command over dark forces can plainly be seen.

Attacks: Brute Strike, Death Gaze, Ghost Move, Geist Blade Storm, Gruesome Grab

Diaboromon: Freakish Diaboromon's flalling whip-like arms and massive claws are just a hint at the true extent of his evil power.

Attacks: Cable Crusher, Web Wrecker, Line Surge, Page Fault, Virus Download, System Failure

Omnimon: Created from the fusion of WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon, Omnimon has fearsome weapons and devastating attacks.

Attacks: Ultimate Uppercut, Garuru Cannon, Blaster Blade, Transcendent Sword, Sword of Ruin

MaloMyotismon: With a powerful armored body and vicious darkness attacks, MaloMyotismon is the embodiment of terror.

Attacks: Chaos Crusher, Screaming Darkness, Black Rain, Crimson Mist, Pandemonium, Soul Shield

Neemon: Embarrassing every opponent, Neemon's self expression is unique to say the least.

Attacks: Happy Accident, ABCDEFG, I Like Beans, Gassed Off, Uh Oh

[edit] Levels

Jungle Ruins is a forest setting, with plenty of stumps to jump on. The easiest area, as it is the only one in which you can only be killed by special powerups and opponents. It also has many cheats, such as a Max Digivolution egg underneath the bridge and powerups instantly appearing if the player breaks the trees.
RubberTree Falls is a forest setting as well, but with a waterfall and palm trees. The trees bounce you high, and you must stay on the rocks/trees or be knocked out.
Danger Gulch is an "Old West" setting, with exploding barrels and carts.
Lava Lake has battlers fighting on platforms, with a cage over a river of lava which rises and falls slowly.
Pier 47 has the characters fighting on a pier, with moving crates which can knock out a character caught between them and the edges of the screen.
Steamworks is an oil rig in water, with the possibility of knocking out a character who falls in. The stage includes flames and steam which work to this effect.
The Cannery is a factory with moving platforms—whose the tubes on the sides instantly knock out a combatant.
Twisted Toytown is constantly moving side to side. Combatants fight on cookie platforms which crumble away and are shot at by a fire-breathing duck or a wind-up frog firing explosive fish.

[edit] Unlockable Levels

Ice Palace is a fight on frozen, slippery platforms with icicles which fall to inflict damage. It is unlocked during a boss battle.
Chaos Wasteland is a fight on hexagonal platforms high over an endless vortex inside the D-Reaper. The platforms have a variety of effects; falling down to the vortex, spewing fire, freezing, moving up and down, and reversing their gravity, causing you to float. It is unlocked during a boss battle.

[edit] Mini-Games

Crazy Chase is a battle against 2-4 other opponents to be the first one to touch Calumon 20 times.
King of the Hill is a battle against 2-4 other opponents to try to gain 20 points first by being the only one on the hill.
Keep-Away is a battle against 2-4 other opponentsto try to be the first to get 20 points by keeping the spirit egg from the opponents.
Collection is a battle against 2-4 other opponents to get 50 points by keeping the spirit egg to one's self.
Digi-Race is a battle against 2-4 other opponents where the goal is to digivolve and use the Digimon's special attack three times to win.
Poison adds a poison status which drains the holder's health; it can be given to others.
Little VS Big is a game where, to get a Digivolution, one has to beat the one with it.

These are all unlocked randomly in single player mode.

[edit] Pick-ups

the following items(arranged most common to rarest)

Health-The most common pickup in the game.Getting these pickup will hear the sound Ba.

They are found at an enemy drop,and will appear in the stage.

Health Up-Recovers the life gauge up.

They are commonly seen appearing in many places except at Chaos Wasteland.

Digi-Orb Up-The digi-orb gauge will fill up.