Digivolution Guide

Digivolution Basics

Partners evolve through six stages requiring Partner Level and Tamer Level. Evolution may require manual confirmation after conditions are met.

• In-Training I — Lv1
• In-Training II — Lv5
• Rookie — Lv10
• Champion — Lv25
• Ultimate — Lv65
• Mega — Lv90

Each evolution boosts stats, unlocks or upgrades skills, and updates sprites/cut-ins. Mega forms like WarGreymon, Gallantmon, and Sakuyamon define your account identity.

Leveling Efficiency

Digi Meat is primary EXP — from dailies, Stages, and shops. Training mini-games grant bonus stats; do at least one daily.

Tamer Level gates evolution via story progress, dailies, and achievements. Parallel story pushing and Meat spending is optimal.

Evolution Timing Tips

Some players feed heavily before evolving for higher post-evolution bases — verify current community findings after patches.

Multi-step lines (Tentomon → HerculesKabuterimon, Palmon → Rosemon) unlock skills at different beats — see partner list.

Mega Timeline

Casual 30 min/day: ~3–4 weeks to Mega. Hardcore: under two weeks. Ultimate → Mega (Lv65→90) is the longest gap.

Mega is not endgame — Stage 100/125, banner Lv23, and Support teams continue. Preview routes: Evolution Path Viewer.

Stage-by-Stage Focus

In-Training → Rookie — tutorial; build Training habit.
Rookie → Champion — story push, 1–2 Supports, start banners.
Champion → Ultimate — Meat hunger rises; daily all-clear mandatory.
Ultimate → Mega — max grind; use event Meat and Emerald exchanges.

Common Mistakes

Tamer level bottleneck ignored. Hoarding Meat. Skipping evolution. Neglecting Supports before Mega push. Ignoring Skill Card banner entirely.

Power Spikes per Evolution

Each evolution jumps Power Rating ~15–30%. Push Stages immediately after evolving while stats peak.

Partner selection context: selection guide. Daily fuel: daily routine.