Digivolution (進化, Shinka^?, lit. "Evolution") is a term used in the Digimon series. It is a process used by Digimon, monsters that inhabit a parallel universe called the Digital World that spawned from Earth's telecommunications network. Through Digivolution, a Digimon can develop into a more powerful being.

Contents 1 Concept 2 Effects of Digivolution 3 Forms of Digivolution 3.1 Digivolution 3.2 Super Evolution / Matrix Evolution / Perfect Evolution / Warp Digivolution 3.3 Mega Digivolution 4 Special Types of Digivolutions 4.1 Dark Digivolution 4.2 Armor Digivolution 4.3 DNA Digivolution 4.4 Warp Digivolution / Ultimate Evolution / Double Warp Digivolution 4.5 Mode Change 4.6 Warp DNA Digivolution 4.7 Biomerge Digivolution 4.8 Shining Digivolution 4.9 Pseudo-Evolution 4.10 Bio Hybrid Digivolution 4.11 Hyper Bio Extra Evolution 4.12 Burst Evolution 4.13 X Evolution 4.14 Death-X Evolution 4.15 Blast Digivolution 5 Spirit Evolution 5.1 Spirit Evolution 5.2 Slide Evolution 5.3 Fusion Evolution 5.4 Unified Spirit Evolution 5.5 Ancient Spirit Evolution 6 DigiXros 7 Notes and References

ConceptEdit

Digimon reside in the Earth's various electronic networks as well as in the Digital World. As they are essentially computer data they can download additional data to themselves, which makes them stronger. If they download enough data, Digivolution is triggered. During Digivolution the Digimon's appearance and attributes change, and it becomes significantly stronger than it was before. The resultant form of the Digimon almost always has a different name than the previous. However, the Digimon's consciousness remains unchanged. If a Digimon does not absorb enough data needed to maintain the form, it will not be able to retain that form for long and revert to a lower level in a matter of time.

Digivolution is divided into multiple levels, made up of an egg-form Digi-Egg (デジタマ, Digitama^?) and six main evolutionary steps. Levels are not mentioned in Digimon Xros Wars and its related media, and most of the Digimon created for the series are specified as having no level in the Digimon Dictionary.

Main Digivolutionary Stages (English adaptation terms with Japanese terms in brackets):

• Fresh (幼年期 I, Younenki I^?, translating as "Baby I")
• In-Training (幼年期 II, Younenki II^?, translating as "Baby II")
• Rookie (成長期, Seichouki^?, translating as "Child")
• Champion (成熟期, Seijukuki^?, translating as "Adult")
• Ultimate (完全体, Kanzentai^?, translating as "Perfect")
• Mega (究極体, Kyuukyokutai^?, translating as "Ultimate")

If left to its own devices, Digimon will naturally age and, over time, may digivolve to higher levels using data from the environment. Digivolving from the initial Fresh stage usually progresses, but each subsequent level takes progressively more time. Because of this, only a sparse number of Digimon naturally reach their final forms. Anger and/or the necessity to survive in a great battle can often spur digivolution. When Digimon are deleted, they either regress completely into DigiEggs or break apart into innumerable bits of errant data that can be easily acquisitioned or "loaded" by other Digimon.

However, when a Digimon forms a bond with a human, a Digimon may digivolve much more quickly. Using a Digivice, humans can allow a Digimon to instantaneously digivolve to a higher level by sharing their energy. This takes a large amount of energy and cannot happen if the Digimon is weak, injured, or hungry. Digimon who digivolve using a digivice will degenerate, or "De-digivolve", to a lower form after a certain amount of time or if sufficiently injured in a battle. Usually, a partner Digimon's default stage is Rookie; Gatomon from Digimon Adventure being a notable exception, as she naturally digivolved to Champion before meeting her human partner, Kari. However, sufficient injury or energy loss can cause a Digimon to revert an even lower form after naturally digivolving.

On top of the regular stages, special forms exist that can only obtained through special methods:

Special Stages

• Armor (アーマー体, Āmā-tai^?, translating as "Armor Form"), an ancient form of digivolution which only a handful of Digimon are capable of. To gain this form, the Digimon needs to absorb the energy from one of the special Digi-Eggs (デジメンタル, Digimental^?). If a Digimon has multiple Digi-Eggs, its digivolved forms become progressively more powerful. An Armor Digimon's power is similar to that of a Champion's and were often equated as such in the card game. Later versions of the card game outright stated that they were the same. They are also considered equivalent to Ultimates in Digimon World DS and Digimon World Dawn and Dusk.
• Hybrid-H (ハイブリッド体-H, Hybrid-H^?); the H standing for "Human". Shown only in Digimon Frontier, this is a form that transforms a human or digimon into a human-like Digimon, whose power rivals that of a Champion. To attain this, one requires the H-Spirit of one of the Ten Legendary Warriors. Human Hybrids were treated as equivalent to Champions in Digital Monster Card Game and became Champions in Digital Monster Card Game α.
• Hybrid-B (ハイブリッド体-B, Hybrid-B^?); the B standing for "Beast". Shown only in Digimon Frontier, this is a form that transforms a human or digimon into a more bestial-looking Digimon, whose power rivals that of a Ultimate's. To attain this, one requires the B-Spirit of one of the Ten Legendary Warriors. Beast Hybrids were treated as equivalent to Ultimates in Digital Monster Card Game and became Ultimates in Digital Monster Card Game α.
• Hybrid-A; the A standing for "Advanced", also known as Fusion Form (融合形態, Yuugoukeitai^?). Shown only in Digimon Frontier, this is a powerful form, achieved using both an H-Spirit and B-Spirit. Advanced Hybrids were treated as equivalent to Megas in Digital Monster Card Game and became Megas in Digital Monster Card Game α.
• Hybrid-Z; the Z standing for "Zeta", also known as Transcend Form (超越形態, Chouetsukeitai^?). Shown only in Digimon Frontier, this form uses five H-Spirits and five B-Spirits, combining to give a human or digimon an incredibly advanced and powerful form. Zeta Hybrids were treated as equivalent to Megas in Digital Monster Card Game and became Megas in Digital Monster Card Game α.
• Burst Mode: Shown so far only in Digimon Data Squad, Burst is "the power that exceeds Mega," though it may just be similar to a mode change where digimon of a certain level transform to attain greater power such as Imperialdramon Dragon Mode. A Burst Digimon retains a similarity to their original form but has new attacks and a clear increase in power.
• Super Ultimate (超究極体, Chō Kyuukyokutai^?), a level even higher than Mega. Its existence was a major focus of Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01. Only a few Digimon are at this level, and many times they are just classified as Mega for convenience. However, in Digimon World DS, Chronomon is referred to as an Ultra Level.

In all Digimon series, a Digimon will usually shout out its type of Digivolution immediately before Digivolving and then shout out its new name immediately after. Examples include: "Agumon Digivolve to... Greymon (Agumon shinka! Greymon)!" and "Imperialdramon Mode Change to... Fighter Mode (Imperialdramon Mode Change! Fighter Mode)!"

Though Digivolution is named after the theory of evolution, it is more similar to metamorphosis, though there is also an element of aging involved (as seen in the Japanese stage terms).

Effects of DigivolutionEdit

When a Digimon reaches its next level of evolution, its appearance may resemble its previous form or it can have no relationship to it at all (e.g Gatomon, who resembles a cat Digivolving to Angewomon, an Angel Digimon). Usually, with the case of digivolution to the Champion level, the resultant Digimon is larger than the previous form, but digivolution to the Ultimate level can often cause the Digimon to refine its strength and decrease its size at the same time. (e.g. Togemon to Lillymon) The same circumstances can arrive with Mega Digivolution: (e.g. MetalGreymon to WarGreymon) However, this is not always the case, (e.g. Greymon becomes much bigger when it digivolves to MetalGreymon).

Forms of DigivolutionEdit

DigivolutionEdit

Digivolution (進化, Shinka^?, lit. "Evolution") is one of a Digimon's special abilities. Digivolution is part of a Digimon's natural life cycle, with Digimon digivolving to stronger forms as a result of age and experience. Not all Digimon may undergo it, but it can happen naturally. As they gain data, skills or effect of a Digivice they will be transported into a Digivolution zone where they slowly Digivolve into champions. They may gain armor and/or clothes and when Digimon digivolve they will become a lot stronger than all of the rookies. Digimon can only stay in their Champion Digivolution until their energy or data drops to zero. In the dubbed version of Digimon Adventure and its sequel, regular Digivolution is accompanied by a sound reminiscent of a dial-up phone Internet connection, possibly to signify how they download data to become stronger.

In Digimon Tamers it is more difficult to trigger Digivolution in partner Digimon. In this universe, the ultimate source of Digivolution for every Digimon is Calumon, a Digimon created by the Digital World's gods, the Digimon Sovereigns, to put the power of Digivolution in a space small enough so that it couldn't be detected by the malicious computer program D-Reaper. Azulongmon Explains It All A Digimon's Tamer must swipe a Digivolution card^[1] into their D-Power Digivice as an activator for Calumon to give them Digivolution energy. To digivolve to the Ultimate level, a partner Digimon is sent the energy of a Blue Card via the D-Power, as well as being given some of Calumon's energy.

In Digimon Data Squad a human partner evokes D.N.A. within themselves. D.N.A. is a manifestation of a human partner's emotions that they can send to their Digimon to prompt evolution. Some non-partnered Digimon feed off the negative thoughts of people to evolve in this series. The call is "D.N.A., Charge!".

In each series it is possible for a swarm of Fresh or In-Training Digimon to combine into one Digimon of a higher level. As this method of evolution produces a Digimon with one consciousness it cannot be considered a type of DNA Digivolution.

Super Evolution / Matrix Evolution / Perfect Evolution / Warp DigivolutionEdit

Super Evolve (超進化, Chō Shinka^?) is the Japanese term for when a Digimon evolves from its Champion stage to its Ultimate form. However, in the English dub of the first two seasons, this process is not given a unique term and was simply called Digivolution. This same term is also used in Digimon Xros Wars to describe temporary Digivolution or Digivolution at will, such as Shoutmon's digivolution to OmegaShoutmon and MetalGreymon's digivolution to ZekeGreymon.

In Digimon Adventure, the power of a Crest is required. At first, it requires the DigiDestined to display the trait of their Crest (e.g. Taichi "Tai" Kamiya has to show courage, or Sora Takenouchi, love) in order to achieve Ultimate. Afterwards, it is easier to digivolve to Ultimate, but the main activation required an enormous display of the trait in question. Incorrectly displaying that trait results in Dark Digivolution. However towards the end of Digimon Adventure 02, the original eight Digimon are able to digivolve into their Ultimate forms using the power of Azulongmon's DigiCore.

In the Japanese version of Digimon Tamers, both the Champion-to-Ultimate and Rookie-to-Mega progression are proceeded with the words Matrix Evolution. However, only with the latter is the phrase exclaimed by the human partner. In the English adaptation, only evolution to Ultimate is referred to as Matrix Digivolution; the latter referred to as Biomerging. Champion-to-Ultimate Matrix Digivolution is triggered through the aforementioned examples of Calumon and the Blue Cards.

In Digimon Data Squad, Perfect Evolution is a method used by the members of DATS to evoke a stronger version of the D.N.A. and evolve their Digimon partner to its Ultimate form. It can be used to digivolve to a Champion stage, or used on a Rookie and have it digivolve straight to Ultimate. The term Warp Digivolve is used in the English Dub for the evolution from Rookie to Ultimate. The call is "D.N.A., Full Charge!". There is no prefix used here either.

Mega DigivolutionEdit

Mega Digivolution (究極進化, Kyuukyoku Shinka^?, lit. "Ultimate Evolution") is used only by Paildramon in Digimon Adventure 02.

Like Tamers, this series has the Digimon Sovereigns, though only Azulongmon appears here. Azulongmon shares the energy of a DigiCore with the Adventure 02 partner Digimon, a ball of powerful energy that catalyzes Digivolution in a similar way to what Calumon does in Tamers. Combining the power of their Digivices with that of Azulongmon, the other Digimon who were at the In-Training level at the time digivolve to Rookies, but the Ultimate-level Paildramon, who is fighting a losing battle against Mummymon and a Triceramon at the time, is given the ability to Mega Digivolve, digivolving him to Imperialdramon Dragon Mode. Dramon Power

Special Types of DigivolutionsEdit

These methods of Digivolution branch out from the normal types.

Dark DigivolutionEdit

Dark Digivolution (暗黒進化, Ankoku Shinka^?, lit. "Dark Evolution") is a corrupt form of regular Digivolution, usually resulting in an evil digimon. A Digimon dark digivolves when someone coerces it to digivolve forcefully, with a mind clouded with anger, or through dark power. A Digimon digivolved through this method is evil and perceives nothing but its urges to destroy, making it very dangerous.

In Digimon Adventure, Taichi "Tai" Kamiya pressures his partner Greymon to digivolve to his Ultimate stage, resulting in SkullGreymon. The Arrival of SkullGreymon Greymon dark digivolves to SkullGreymon again The Emperor's New Home and then into a virus version of MetalGreymon The Captive Digimon in Digimon Adventure 02 as a result of the Digimon Emperor's Dark Ring, Dark Spiral, and his black D-3. In Digimon Tamers, Takato Matsuki, enraged by the death of Jeri's partner, Leomon, wills WarGrowlmon to become Megidramon, a Digimon so viciously powerful it almost destroys the entire Digital World, unleashing the power of the Digital Hazard symbol on its chest. Lionheart In Digimon Data Squad, Marcus's rage towards Thomas's defection caused ShineGreymon to transform into his Ruin Mode. Kurata's Real Plan

In Digimon Next, Barbamon's infusion of dark energy combined with MagnaAngemon's negative thoughts force a dark digivolution to Murmukusmon Anti-God Devices Digimon Twin!, and when Barbamon's Commandments murders Trailmon (C-89 Model), an enraged Yuu causes Gaomon to digivolve to BlackGaogamon The Other Sage!. Shou Kahara's use of the Dark Area and the Dark Digisoul to digivolve Peckmon to Crowmon is also a form of Dark Digivolution. The Girl Norn!

Armor DigivolutionEdit

Armor Digivolution (アーマー進化, Āmā Shinka^?, lit. "Armor Evolution") is the fusion of a Digimon with a Digi-Egg (デジメンタル, Digimentaru^?, "Digimental"). It is featured in Digimon Adventure 02. It is an ancient form of Digivolution that was developed when the Digital World was young and it was almost impossible to digivolve even to the Champion level without assistance. It is later used in Digimon Adventure 02, when the Digimon Emperor's D-3 and the presence of Control Spires prevent Digimon from Digivolving to the Champion level.

A DigiDestined activates Armor Digivolution by shouting, "Digi-Armor Energize!" or "Digimental Up!". In the English dub, a golden Digi-Egg is activated by shouting "Golden Armor Energize!"

DNA DigivolutionEdit

DNA Digivolution (ジョグレス進化, Joguresu Shinka^?, lit. "Jogress Evolution") is a method of Digivolution first used in Our War Game!, and later in Digimon Adventure 02. DNA Digivolution allows two Digimon to combine into one Digimon of a higher level. The two original Digimon consciousnesses join into one, and the combined Digimon can speak with both voices—often simultaneously. In Digimon Adventure 02, Gatomon's tail ring, in the possession of Gennai, gives the partner Digimon the power to DNA Digivolve A Million Points of Light.

There is also a sub-form of DNA Digivolving seen in the dub of Revenge of Diaboromon called Warp DNA Digivolution. Using it, two Rookie-level Digimon can skip Digivolving to the required stage for combining and go straight to the DNA Digivolved form. Agumon and Gabumon are the only ones to have used this, becoming Omnimon without Warp Digivolving to WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon.

Digimon known to use DNA Digivolving in the anime series are:

• WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon to Omnimon
• ExVeemon and Stingmon to Paildramon
• Aquilamon and Gatomon to Silphymon
• Ankylomon and Angemon to Shakkoumon

Digimon known to use DNA Digivolving in Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01 are:

• Devimon and Ogremon to SkullSatamon
• Kuwagamon and Kokatorimon to Megadramon
• Megadramon and Cherrymon to Ghoulmon
• WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon to Omnimon

Digimon known to use DNA Digivolving in the Wonderswan Games are:

• Machinedramon and Kimeramon to Millenniummon in Digimon Adventure: Anode/Cathode Tamer
• Monodramon and ZeedMillenniummon to a Digi-Egg in Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer.

Digimon knowm to use DNA Digivolving in the Digimon Xros Wars manga are:

• Weddinmon, Shortmon and Candlemon to Reverse Weddinmon.
• Starmon and the Pickmons to ShootingStarmon.

The Japanese term for DNA Digivolution, Jogress Evolution, is a portmanteau of the words "joint" and "progress."

DNA Digivolution is handled differently in most video games. Digimon World 2, Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers, Digimon Adventure 02: D-1 Tamers, and Digimon World Dawn/Dusk follow a different method. DNA Digivolving two digimon together will create one new Digimon with increased stats, sometimes forming a new one but other times not.

Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer features Calumon cards which provide DNA Digivolution function two Digimon who are equipped with them. It provides in battle DNA Digivolution. The combined Digimon will be the next Digivolution stage of the Digimon who has the lower digivolutionary level or the who initiates the DNA Digivolution.

Warp Digivolution / Ultimate Evolution / Double Warp DigivolutionEdit

Warp Digivolution (ワープ進化, Wāpu Shinka^?, lit. "Warp Evolution") is a digivolution process where a Digimon can reach a higher level directly bypassing any intermittent phases. Notable digimon who have used this (although only implicitly in some cases) are Agumon, Gabumon, Leomon, Angemon, Keramon and Impmon. Note that in few cases, particularly Agumon, Gabumon, and Angemon, they do not actually bypass any intermittent phases—they simply go through it very quickly. This is shown by Agumon and Gabumon having their Champion and Ultimate forms appear during their respective Warp Digivolution, and MagnaAngemon appears briefly when Angemon warp digivolves to Seraphimon.

In Digimon Tamers, Impmon gains the ability to warp digivolve to Beelzemon Motorcycle Madness, though it is never actually called Warp Digivolution in the series.

In Digimon Data Squad, it is called Ultimate Evolution; with enough D.N.A., a Digimon can evolve straight from Rookie to Mega, much like Warp Digivolution from the first two seasons. However, during evolution, the Digimon simply uses the term shinka without any prefix. The call is "D.N.A., Charge! Overdrive!". In the English dub, this is called "Double Warp Digivolution", and while this is functionally identical to standard Warp Digivolution there is one subtle difference; during Warp Digivolution the intermittent phases of the Digimon are shown, but during Double Warp Digivolution all intermittent phases are skipped and not shown at all.

Mode ChangeEdit

A Mode Change (モード・チェンジ, Mōdo Chenji^?) occurs when a Digimon becomes a different version of its current species. The new mode is usually more powerful than the previous.

Digimon known to Mode Change are:

• Imperialdramon Dragon Mode to Fighter Mode and then Paladin Mode
• Gallantmon to Crimson Mode
• Beelzemon to Blast Mode
• Lucemon to Chaos Mode and then to Shadowlord Mode
• Belphemon Sleep Mode to Rage Mode

• ShineGreymon, MirageGaogamon, Rosemon, Ravemon, and BanchoLeomon all to Burst Mode
• ShineGreymon to Ruin Mode
• UlforceVeedramon to Future Mode
• Leopardmon to Leopard Mode
• Ophanimon to Falldown Mode

• Various Darkness Modes in Digimon Xros Wars.
• Shoutmon X7 and Arresterdramon to Superior Mode

Warp DNA DigivolutionEdit

Warp DNA Digivolution was used in the English version of the second Adventure 02 movie, Revenge of Diaboromon. Agumon and Gabumon digivolved together directly into Omnimon.

Biomerge DigivolutionEdit

Biomerge Digivolution, or simply just Biomerge (マトリックス・エボリューション, Matorikkusu Eboryūshon^?, "Matrix Evolution") is used only in Digimon Tamers. It works like Warp Digivolution, but the partner Digimon merges with its human Tamer to evolve. Unlike DNA Digivolution, the resultant Mega level Digimon has two consciousnesses. The Digimon and Tamer remain separate and are able to feel each other's thoughts and feelings. The human Tamer lies nude within his or her partner, surrounded by a bubble of light, lending his or her strength. The main problem with Biomerging is that while it is quite simple in the Digital World it is very hard in the Real World. This is because in the Digital World both humans and Digimon are data, in the Real World the humans are flesh and blood, but the Digimon are still data. This problem is overcome when Dobermon sacrifices himself, as he is a vessel carrying a power from the Digimon Sovereigns. The Messenger

While Biomerge Digivolution is supposed to activate only when both Digimon and Tamer have one overriding goal they want to fight together to achieve, in the D-Reaper arc of Digimon Tamers once Dobermon sacrifices himself to allow the Tamers to Biomerge the Tamers somehow automatically activate Biomerge when they need to fight.

A Tamer activates Biomerging by commanding, "Biomerge Activate!" in the English dub. In the Japanese version, the term Matrix Evolution was in fact counted only for the Biomerging.

Tamers and Digimon known to use Biomerging in the anime are:

• Takato Matsuki and Guilmon to Gallantmon
• Henry Wong and Terriermon to MegaGargomon
• Rika Nonaka and Renamon to Sakuyamon
• Ryo Akiyama and Cyberdramon to Justimon

Shining DigivolutionEdit

Shining Digivolution is Calumon's attack. In Tamers, when Calumon releases all of his Digivolution energy, he causes every Digimon in the Digital World to digivolve to Mega. Janyu's Ark It is called the "Light of Digivolution" in Digimon World DS.

Pseudo-EvolutionEdit

Pseudo-Evolution (ぎじ進化, Giji Shinka^?) is what Kurata terms the process he uses to evolve Gizumon into Gizumon-AT and then Gizumon-XT, with the use of an artificial D.N.A. There is no official term for the process in the English version.

Bio Hybrid DigivolutionEdit

Bio Hybrid Digivolution (ハイパー・バイオ・エボリューション, Haipā Baio Eboryūshon^?, "Hyper Bio Evolution"), is used in Digimon Data Squad. It enables Kouki, Nanami and Ivan to become their first Digimon forms, based on three Armor Digimon. However, the resulting forms are far more powerful than regular Armor types. This type of digivolution caused by injecting a digimons scattered data in Gizumon into a human body, so the data can merge into human's D.N.A. and when the D.N.A. is released the digimon form can take over human body and merge powers (human and digimon). When the Bio evolution is completed, the digimon data reverts back into a Digi-Egg and leaves the human body, and the human cannot evolve into a Digimon again unless re-injected. The call is "Bio Hybrid D.N.A. Charge".

The Bio-Hybrids first forms are:

• Kouki to BioThunderbirdmon
• Nanami to BioQuetzalmon
• Ivan to BioStegomon

Hyper Bio Extra EvolutionEdit

Hyper Bio Extra Evolution (ハイパー・バイオ・エクストラ・エボリューション, Haipā Baio Ekusutora Eboryūshon^?) is used in Data Squad. Hyper Bio Extra evolution caused by Akihiro Kurata re-inject more powerful digimon data into Kouki, Ivan, and Nanami using data gathered from Gizumon-AT and Gizumon-XT. This power is very dangerous because if the human body cannot contain the digimon data, they also are killed. However, these three overcome this situation and receive mega power from digimon. The call is "Bio Hybrid D.N.A. Full Charge".

The Bio-Hybrids new forms are:

• Nanami to BioRotosmon
• Ivan to BioSupinomon
• Kouki to BioDarkdramon

Burst EvolutionEdit

Burst Evolution (バースト・エボリューション, Bāsuto Eboryūshon^?) is used in Data Squad and in Next. In Data Squad, it is a Mode Change, it enables a Mega Digimon to reach its Burst Mode; an even more-powerful form. The call is "Charge! D.N.A. Burst Mode!" in English, and "Charge! Digisoul Burst!" in Japanese. ShineGreymon, MirageGaogamon, Rosemon, Ravemon, and BanchoLeomon have all managed to get to Burst Mode. In the series finale, Agumon achieved a form resembling Burst Mode, with energy surrounding his body, but it was never confirmed to be a Burst Mode level.

In Next, it is simply a way to digivolve from Ultimate to Mega in the absence of a Digivice; however, it quickly consumes the tamer's life-force, and is dangerous to use. It is invoked by calling out "Burst Charge!".

X EvolutionEdit

A unique type of digivolution when a digimon comes in contact with the X Antibody, and becomes an upgraded version of itself, most of the time with new, stronger attacks, and a different appearance.

Death-X EvolutionEdit

Digivolution through death, where DexDorugamon, DexDoruGreymon and DexDorugoramon digivolve when they die to get to higher forms.

Blast DigivolutionEdit

This digivolution is in the game Digimon World 3. When a digimon gets its digivolution gauge full by taking damage from the enemy or using an item with the same function, the Digimon will digivolve into whatever level depending on its stats (e.g. Guilmon to WarGrowlmon, Agumon to SkullGreymon). A possible similar digivolutions exist in Digimon Chroincles and the Pendulum X called Blast Evolution, but it's unknown if they're the same.

For a list of possible Blast Digivolutions, visit this GameFAQs walkthrough [1] and go to section [ch073] for Blast Digivolution.

A similar effect can be done with the "Digivolve Disk" item in Digimon World DS.

Spirit EvolutionEdit

These Digivolutions only appear in Digimon Frontier. They refer exclusively to when a someone uses a Spirit to digivolve into a Digimon.

Spirit EvolutionEdit

Spirit Evolution (スピリット・エボリューション, Supiritto Eboryūshon^?) categorizes the use of a Spirit to digivolve. Spirit Evolution results in a Human Hybrid, a humanoid Digimon, or a Beast Hybrid, which produces a Digimon more similar to an animal but not necessarily devoid of humanoid features. The DigiDestined must release a ring of their own Fractal Code (called Digicode in the Japanese version), hold the Digivice and scan it. The Japanese version of Frontier refers to both types of evolution as Spirit Evolution, while in the English version, the call is "Execute! Spirit Evolution!" for Human Spirits and "Execute! Beast Spirit Evolution!" for Beast Spirits.

Slide EvolutionEdit

Slide Evolution (スライド・エボリューション, Suraido Eboryūshon^?) is a form of evolution that does not actually push a Digimon to a higher level, like Mode Change. It is primarily a way for a Hybrid Digimon to switch back and forth between its Human and Beast forms, such as Grumblemon to Gigasmon Can't Keep a Grumblemon Down, but it is also commonly used by non-Hybrid Digimon to switch between its pure and evil forms, such as Monzaemon to WaruMonzaemon. Island of Misfit Boys

Fusion EvolutionEdit

Fusion Evolution (ダブル・スピリット・エボリューション, Daburu Supiritto Eboryūshon^?, "Double Spirit Evolution") is the merging of a Human and Beast spirit of the same element to a "Fusion Form" (融合形態, Yuugou Keitai^?), a Digimon that has twice the power than what a single Human or Beast spirit can carry. Only two of the DigiDestined, Takuya Kanbara (keeper of the Spirits of Flame) and Koji Minamoto (keeper of the Spirits of Light), use Fusion Evolution in Frontier. The appearance of a Fusion Evolved Digimon can vary, but in the case of Takuya to Aldamon and Koji to BeoWolfmon, they are literally a mixture of features of their respective Human and Beast counterparts. In the English dub, Takuya's call is "Execute, Now! Fusion Evolution!" and Koji's is just "Execute! Fusion Evolution!".

Unified Spirit EvolutionEdit

Unified Spirit Evolution (ハイパー・スピリット・エボリューション, Haipā Supiritto Eboryūshon^?, "Hyper Spirit Evolution") is an evolution where in the person evolving uses five of the ten Legendary Warrior spirits to evolve to a "Transcendent Form" (超越形態, Chouetsu Keitai^?). Takuya Kanbara and Koji Minamoto are the only children to evolve in this way. Takuya uses the Spirits of Flame, Wind, Ice, Earth, and Wood to become EmperorGreymon, and Koji takes the Spirits of Light, Thunder, Darkness, Water, and Steel to digivolve into MagnaGarurumon. The Spirits of the other children are returned to them when EmperorGreymon and MagnaGarurumon revert to Takuya and Koji. In the English dub, their call is "Unity Execute! Unified Spirit Evolution!".

Ancient Spirit EvolutionEdit

Ancient Spirit Evolution (エンシェント・スピリット・エボリューション, Enshento Supiritto Eboryūshon^?) is the most powerful evolution in Digimon Frontier. All of the Legendary Warrior spirits combine at once to form Susanoomon, the most powerful Digimon obtained through a spirit. Susanoomon appears twice in Frontier; first Takuya Kanbara and Koji Minamoto evolve into him Lucemon on the Loose and then in the final battle of the series all the DigiDestined (except Koichi Kimura) combine to form him. End of the Line In the English dub, The first call is "Ancient Spirits Unite!", while the second one is "Execute! Ancient Spirit Evolution!".

DigiXrosEdit

"DigiXros" (デジクロス, DejiKurosu^?) is a form of Digivolution that is central to the plot of Digimon Xros Wars. It is similar to DNA Digivolution, in that it involves multiple Digimon, here known as "DigiXros Units", combining into stronger forms, but also involves attributes of Mode Changing, allowing the Units to rearrange their data and became body-parts or weapons for the new form. The gestalt entity is usually controlled by the Unit with the most powerful soul, but especially for Forced DigiXroses, the lead Unit can change if one member's soul overpowers the others.

DigiXrosing can only be achieved using a X Loader held by its chosen "General" Taiki, Go to Another World!, and most powerful DigiXroses require the "core" Unit to have the mental fortitude to support the unity of the gestalt. Zone Collapse! The Sparking Taiki and Kiriha! So far, the largest DigiXroses involve seven Units, with certain groups, such as the Starmons or PawnChessmons, being treated as one Unit.

There are higher "forms" of DigiXros, although the distinctions seems to be more in name than in effect. "Double Xros" is a type of DigiXros performed between two Generals. Don't Die Greymon!! The Birth of Shoutmon DX Within the DigiQuartz, a X Loader can only DigiXros two of a Hunter's Digimon together, so Hunters must instead use Double Xros to combine up to four Digimon. A Targeted Taiki! The Super-Celebrity's Warcry! The Double Xros can be further empowered through a "Grand Xros", although this only involves adding more of the current Generals' Digimon. Xros Alliance! The Final Showdown in Odaiba!! When Kiriha finally opens his heart to Taiki and Nene, they become able to perform the "Great Xros", which involves three Generals operating in harmony. A Mighty Love! Deckerdramon's Last Cry!! With a multitude of Generals, it is possible to form an "Evolution Xros" of multiple Warp Evolved Digimon. Xros Stars!! Like a Shooting Star!! However, the ultimate form of DigiXros is the "Final Xros", which is enabled with the help of the Code Crown; it allowed Taiki to combine Shoutmon with all of his allies and nearly every Digimon in the Digital World. A Glorious DigiXros, Seize It! Our Future!!

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