Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x Digimon

Reveal Trailer
The trailer starts showing a gameplay of Pokémon Red for the Game Boy, with the main character strolling through Viridian Forest until the screen fades between black and white, indicating that a wild Pokémon encounter has spawned with the string of texts follow up: 
| Wild PIKACHU appeared! |
| Go! SQUIRTLE! |
| >FIGHT |
| >WATER GUN |
Pikachu uses Thundershock, striking the Squirtle and leaving its health to 5 points, and Squirtle retaliates with a Water Gun, leaving the electric Pokémon's health in half. The Trainer searches in his bag for a Poké Ball attempting to catch the Pikachu, only to have several mysterious flames spewing out of nowhere, surrounding and damaging the Pikachu, draining its health down until it faints. A mysterious dinosaur-like sprite walks in afterwards, happily cheering up, named as ??? above the health bar and the text box glitching up rubbish characters. 
The Trainer attempts to catch the mysterious creature only to have the ball bounce violently, failing to catch it, glitching the game even harder, with graphics contorting and distorting everywhere before the game is lowered down revealing a Game Boy console, with fingers desperately tapping on the buttons. The Game Boy begins short-circuiting and spazzing around, prompting the Pokémon Trainer to drop hastily the console with a Pikachu on his shoulder looking worried and scared. We then zoom inside the Game Boy's circuits, with the previous dinosaur sprite disintegrating into a vortex of bytes and data, whirlpooling into a shaded creature with whose eyes glowing up, bursting out of the console before landing on the ground firing a barrage of flames around before having the splash screen cut to finally reveal the creature:
"AGUMON DIGIVOLVES INTO ULTIMATE!"
The Trainer falls backwards, startled while Pikachu rushes forward to defend its Trainer, facing Agumon and clashing with each other before cutting into a gameplay montage of Agumon entering into the battlefield and showing off his gameplay. Once the montage ends, its shown that Pikachu managed to almost beat Agumon, roaring tiredly before being enveloped in a ball of light, once again disintegrating into data and being reconstructed into what is known as:
"AGUMON DIGIVOLVES INTO WARGREYMON!"
A colossal humanoid dinosaur monster in armor stands imposed against the Trainer and Pikachu, afterwards showing a montage of WarGreymon pulling out its moves in action. Once the montage ends, WarGreymon has digidevolved back into Agumon, with it and Pikachu looking at each other with a confused look until a Poké Ball hits Agumon’s face and falls on the ground, showing a bunch of Poké Balls laying scattered in the floor while the Trainer dejectedly gives up and holds his cap in shame after failing to catch Agumon while it rubs its head.
Super Smash Bros Ultimate. X Digimon is the name of the collaboration between Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and Bandai Namco's popular monster franchise, Digimon, in the form of paid downloadable content. The DLC contains content related to the Digimon series, including Agumon and WarGreymon being confirmed as playable characters, Cyberspace EDEN as a stage, a bunch of spirits related to the series, with additional bundled costumes and lastly, an update on Spirit Descriptions. Agumon is set to be the first downloadable character of the Fighter Pass: Second Season, but can alternatively be bought individually for $5.99 dollars.
Agumon was officially revealed right after the fifth and final character of the Fighter Pass: First Season was released in February 2020 and is slated to release in March 7, 2020, announcing the start of the Fighter Pass: Second Season.
==History==
Digimon is one of Bandai Namco's major franchises, to the point of being their second best selling and grossing one, only followed right after Pac-Man. To start, there’s the common fallacy that Digimon started out as an anime, which actually did not and in fact started out as a LCD game similar to the Game & Watch ones, under the name of Digital Monsters and focusing on the virtual-pet simulator genre as a branch of the Tamagotchi franchise, only marketed for boys, both franchises being originally owned by Bandai before merging with Namco in 2007. Said virtual pet games were created by Akiyoshi Hongo and first released in 1997, and were subsequently followed by several versions after, each including their own wide variety of exclusive digital monsters, with Agumon debuting in the first version. After the modest success of the virtual pets, the franchise expanded with two videogames (both equally focusing on the virtual pets genre), one being released in Japan only in 1998 for the Sega Saturn, and a year later, Digimon World, which is one of the franchise's best known games, was released for the PlayStation just a few months before the Digimon Adventure anime aired in 1999 as an attempt to promote the game and virtual pets.
Ever since, the Digimon franchise increased in popularity, brand expanding into merchandise which was sold alongside the anime as it continued on and produced several seasons, each being unrelated and taking place on their own universe, the virtual pet line also continued though not as successfully, until the latest ones which serve to promote the anniversary of the franchise and the anime, and of course the videogames also expanded. One issue is that the games were never really consistent between each other as they were basically experimented with every genre that there is (including a Smash Bros. clone, namely Digimon Rumble Arena and even a racing game), sold relatively alright at best with mixed reception, leading to many people to think that the franchise started out as an anime. It wasn’t until the Nintendo DS where the Digimon Story games in a RPG style similar to Earthbound were first created and expanded into a sub-series under the name of Digimon Story. The PlayStation 4 games were, however, when Digimon finally arose into popularity and became relevant again with three of them released on the platform, one being Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth and its sequel, Cyber Sleuth: Hacker’s Memory, with a third one that goes back to their roots on the virtual pet genre and acts as a sequel of the first Playstation game; Digimon World: Next Order, all of these which would become Digimon’s best selling and received games. 
As of this writing, Digimon's most recent titles, which are both Cyber Sleuth and Hacker’s Memory, were ported as a bundle to the Nintendo Switch in October 18th, with a third unrelated game called Digimon Survive stated to release around 2020 and a fourth game that was confirmed to be under works and acts as another brand of the Digimon Story series, being unrelated to Cyber Sleuth or Hacker’s Memory whatsoever. It’s unknown if it’ll come for the Switch though.
While the franchise still continues to experiment with every genre, there’s no doubt that their most successful games are the Digimon World and Digimon Story series.
==Franchise Overview==
Putting aside the inconsistency on the franchise and the notoriety of the World and Story series, each with their own lore and view on the monsters, there's usually one thing they all have in common and is that the so-called Digimon are artificial lifeform creatures formed after bytes and lost net data and come from another world, namely the Digital World, a virtual space manifestation located the internet itself and its net connections but can also inhabit on electronic devices where they all coexist and habit together, though can also transport to the Human World, known as Planet Earth, where they gain a physical body, and while a hundred of theories has been questioned towards its origins, they still remain unknown. Sometimes, the Digimon are unknown to mankind but in other series people are known to train them, of which they’re earned the title of Digimon Tamers.
As for the creatures themselves, all Digimon are born from digital eggs called DigiTama, have the basic needs of a pet such as eating, sleeping, excreting waste, etc but mostly having a strong emphasis on battling although their main strength lies going through a stage called Digivolution by downloading net data and morphing into a much stronger monster. Digimon usually have 6 different phases of digivolution, (though some of them have even more), with the usual ones starting from Baby, In-Training, Rookie, Champion, Mega and finally Ultimate. As one progresses through these stages, they are also given the option to regress and devolve back to a former stage as well.
Sometimes Digivolution is factored on how well the creatures have been trained which would lead to them evolving into either a much stronger Digimon or a weaker version of themselves.
*The Baby and In-training stages usually consist of amorphous blob-shaped Digimon that have all the basic needs a baby has and are practically useless for battle. Digimon usually take this form if they unleash all their energy, lose a battle badly or die.
*The Rookie Stage is when the Digimon actually gets competent and is able to combat against others of its own size, as they’re considered pretty fit for beginner Tamers. They mostly have the attitude of a youngster as they haven’t developed or matured yet.
*The Champion Stage refers to when a Rookie Digimon finally matures and is able to fight better but is doomed to stay in this stage if they aren’t well treated or battled against other Digimon enough, which could also lead them to dying, either from old age or other causes.
*The Mega Stage refers to the evolution payoff of a Champion Digimon by battling arduously though reaching the stage is impressively hard and as a result most Digimon don’t even reach to this stage.
*Finally, the Ultimate stage is a direct upgrade of their Mega phase, as the Digimon is able to evolve into one of the ultimate lifeforms of power. However, while incredibly strong, they are more prone to unleash all their energy and destroy everything and reverting back to a DigiTama.
Digivolution Stages	Digivolution Stages	Digivolution Stages	Digivolution Stages	Digivolution Stages	Digivolution Stages
 	 	 	 	 	
Baby 	In-Training 	Rookie 	Champion 	Mega 	Ultimate
As for why out of all Digimon, Agumon and WarGreymon were chosen because Agumon is the face of the Digimon franchise and is an easily recognizable icon for many fans. War Greymon took priority over others like Greymon due to the creator wanting to have two different characters in one rather than having two ones that would play the same in a dull way.
== Character Overview ==
Agumonin Super Smash Bros. Ultimate	Agumonin Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
 	
Universe 	Digimon
Availability 	Downloadable
Final Smash 	Omni Strike
Agumon is one of the many Digimon inhabiting in the Digital World. Taking the appearance of a small dinosaur, Agumon is one of the more popular Digimon, practically serving as the whole face of the franchise. Agumon may not be the brightest Digimon out there but makes it up for its reckless, ferocious and brave personality, with potent weapons on his fangs, claws and fire abilities making him a great guardian if he's well tamed enough. Evolves from the tiny Botamon and Koromon, and can evolve into Greymon, Metal Greymon and the powerful WarGreymon. Its signature ability is spewing out a huge ball of fire at the enemy, this technique called Pepper Breath.
Agumon was added as a playable character and the first character to come out in the Fighter Pass: Second Season, enumerated as the fighter #76. Several of Agumon’s alternate costumes refer to the many Agumon subspecies, including but not limited to Black Agumon, Professor Agumon, Snow Agumon and the 2006 version of Agumon.
As a fighter, Agumon is a heavy middleweight character, who, while having KO powers and the ability to deal great knockback with little damage, Agumon isn’t the most nimble or defensive character. While its hitboxes are average -not too long but not too shabby- and it can counter attacks pretty well with a decent projectile, Agumon struggles with fast and strong characters who can either outspeed or overpower it. Agumon starts out with a pretty basic moveset that can be easy to grasp around but its true potential relies on the Digivolution gauge, a bar above Agumon’s interface, which will aid him to Digivolve into WarGreymon and unleash all of its strength. 
==== Attributes ====
Agumon is a heavy middleweight character who is only being slightly shorter than Mario and Yoshi, but also being taller than Ness or Lucas, with pretty average all-around stats, possessing great KO and knockback power but not very strong enough to deal notable damage. Due to that Agumon isn’t a very combo based character and mostly specializes on going all out with a decently strong projectile game and launching the fighters away.
As aforementioned, Agumon’s Fighter Ability is called the Warp Digivolution, which places a bar above the monster similar to Joker’s Awakening gauge. The difference is that instead of waiting to receive damage (which will decrease the gauge), Agumon has to put effort and go all out, excelling on the battle by dealing hits and once the gauge is full, Agumon will automatically Warp Digivolve into WarGreymon. This makes Agumon an originally unimpressive character who if put effort in, will lead him to a potent rewarding game.
Moveset
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 	Name 	Description
Neutral Special	Pepper Breath / Baby Burner	This move serves as a charge attack, that when uncharged it’ll behave as a short ranged projectile similar to Wolf’s Blaster with a bigger hitbox, but when it’s fully charged it can paralyze the opponent for a few seconds, afterwards following up with a strong attack.
Side Special 	Dynamite Kick 	Agumon kicks, leaving a strong fiery projectile forwards that deals a lot of damage but leaves him somewhat helpless due to the endlag. However, the move comes up pretty fast with few frames, making it hard to predict if it’s going to be used, especially if Agumon hasn’t had any plans to KO. If an opponent is hit by Agumon’s kick, they’ll be sent upwards, potentially being able to KO heavyweights even at 120%. The move behaves a bit different in midair, as the projectiles are sent in a 45° angled arc similar to the Ice Climbers' Blizzard.
Up Special 	High TimeClaw Uppercut 	Agumon does a huge leap in the air, striking an uppercut upwards and hitting the opponent away, similar to Ryu’s Shoryuken, only reaching further with a huge hitbox size and dealing more upwards knockback but not as strong though. After using the move it leaves Agumon in a helpless state.
Down Special 	Cross Fire 	Functioning similar to Diddy Kong’s Monkey Flip Incineroar’s Cross Chop, except this one gains more horizontal recovery, Agumon leaps forward and if he catches an opponent, he’ll gnaw at them, dealing damage and retaliating with another attack, but if he doesn’t catch anyone, he’ll slam downwards diagonally, striking opponents. Can also be used to spike them off the stage.
Miscellaneous Animations
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Animation	Description
Entrance 	A whirlpool of data appears in the battlefield, surrounding and integrating Agumon.
Idle 1 	Agumon scratches his chin, thinking about something.
Idle 2 	Agumon hops in place impatiently.
Taunt 1 	Agumon raises both of his arms and bounces twice, cheering.
Taunt 2 	Agumon pulls out a meat roll and eats it.
Taunt 3 	Agumon turns into his Virtual Pet sprite, cheering to one side and flipping to the other.
Victory 1	Agumon bounces in place on all directions roaring happily and looking confident. Based on a victory animation from Digimon Rumble Arena.
Victory 2	Agumon claps and sweeps both of his hands and crosses his arms, looking proud. Based on Greymon's victory animation in Digimon Rumble Arena.
Victory 3	Agumon happily eats and chomps on a meat roll, munching it.
Loss 	Agumon dedigivolves back into Koromon, clapping happily with its ear-like appendages.
=== WarGreymon ===
WarGreymonin Super Smash Bros. Ultimate	WarGreymonin Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
 	
Universe 	Digimon
Availability 	Downloadable
Final Smash 	Omni Strike
WarGreymon is the Ultimate evolution of Agumon and serves as one of the most powerful variations of Greymon out there. With an armor made of Chrome Digizoid, a highly resistent and strong metal with a shield on his back, lethal claws and diabolic speed, WarGreymon stands true as a formidable opponent, who, in spite of being shorter than most Greymon species, it trades off with power and speed. If a WarGreymon and a MetalGarurumon jogress-fuse into each other, they both will evolve into one of the ultimate strongest Digimon out there, Omnimon. WarGreymon's signature technique, Terra Force, has him raise his arms to create a colossal fiery ball of energy and fire it at the opponent, able to raid anything in its path.
At first glance he may seem like another character, what with getting a reveal trailer and all, but actually not as he is still part of Agumon’s moveset, as he does not take up a slot in the roster, nor can be selected as a fighter. In comparison to Agumon, War Greymon serves as a tall heavyweight character with similar stats to Ganondorf, greatly enhancing Agumon’s KO power, strength, range and speed overall, but also leaving him even more defenseless, especially due to his huge size and fast falling speed, leaving him vulnerable to combos and juggling. WarGreymon has a very strong approaching game, most notably his Side Special, where he fires forward spinning and dealing multi-hit damage.
The general idea is that he might seem overpowered with his fast speed, power and range but is traded by his defensive side is pretty vulnerable and hard to get out of combos once he is trapped in one due to his large size and weight, so that the player has to use both characters.
As said with Agumon before, it has a gauge called Warp Digivolution which allows Agumon to evolve after performing well as a rewarding choice only by dealing hits and overall developing well in the battle. However, if Agumon takes way too much damage the gauge will decrease back, forcing the dinosaur to earn it back. When evolving, Agumon is granted 3 seconds of invincibility after being enveloped in a ball of light and digivolving into War Greymon. This state is permanent for the rest of the fight, unless War Greymon is KOed or performs a Final Smash.
Moveset
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 	Name 	Description
Neutral Special	Terra Force 	WarGreymon raises both his arms in the air, creating a ball of fire energy, of which he can throw forwards and can be charged. Has a bit of startup lag but can force opponents to approach him, but in the charged version the ball thrown will be much bigger and harder to avoid but also pretty slow. Deals a lot of damage when contacting on an opponent and can KO even at lower percents.
Side Special 	Great Tornado Side 	WarGreymon engulfs himself in flames and rushes forward, spiraling around like a tornado dealing multi-hit damage and giving the burn effect, in a similar way to Meta Knight. However, the trajectory always goes straightforward and deals serious knockback but can be heavily punished if it misses.
Up Special 	High TimeDramon Killer	WarGreymon hovers in the air for a second, gaining super armor and rockets to the chosen direction, swiping with his huge claw knocking opponents away and leaving War Greymon into a helpless state.
Down Special 	Fire Wall 	Taken from it’s pre-evolution Greymon, WarGreymon creates a field of fire around him, allowing him to reflect special projectiles while also burning all the physical projectiles thrown at him. Once it’s brought up it deals a little bit of damage with shine properties.
Final Smash 	Omni Strike 	This Final Smash is the same for both Agumon and WarGreymon, as either Warp Digivolve into Omnimon and strike forwards, catching an opponent but if he misses, then the player can move back to the opposite direction before sending all caught fighters into a cinematic scene where Omnimon freezes them and proceeds to slash them apart with the sword on his left hand. If the opponents have more than 100% of damage, they are instantly KO’ed and if that was their last stock, the battle will instantly end in a “GAME!”, traversing to their Victory Animation afterwards, much like Joker’s Final Smash. If WarGreymon uses the Final Smash, he always reverts back to Agumon.
Miscellaneous Animations
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Animation	Description
Idle 1 	WarGreymon looks to both sides and enters in a fighting stance.
Idle 2 	WarGreymon hones his claws together and enters in a fighting stance.
Taunt 1 	WarGreymon spins in place, lifting a claw and saying "I got this!".
Taunt 2 	WarGreymon points at the opponent with his claw then lowers it down, saying "You're going down!".
Taunt 3 	WarGreymon floats in place, crossing his arm and laughing confidently.
Victory 1	WarGreymon spins forward and slashes in front of the camera.
Victory 2	WarGreymon slashes in front of the camera twice then turns around, saying "This was fun.".
Victory 3	WarGreymon slashes in front of the camera and spins around, placing his left claw on the ground, saying "The courage is in you." Based off a victory animation in Digimon Rumble Arena.
Loss 	WarGreymon dedigivolves back into Koromon, clapping happily with its ear-like appendages.
== Alternate Costumes ==
Several of Agumon's costumes are referenced towards the many Agumon subspecies out there, meanwhile WarGreymon only gets one notable recolor, that being Black WarGreymon.
Alternate Costumes	Alternate Costumes	Alternate Costumes	Alternate Costumes	Alternate Costumes 	Alternate Costumes
 	 	 	 	 	
Snow Agumon 	Black Agumon 	Savers Agumon 	Professor Agumon 	Nise Professor Agumon	Black WarGreymon
== Classic Mode ==
Agumon's Classic mode is a direct reference to the Digimon Adventure anime, with each character being based off on the main villains.
Classic Mode Route	Classic Mode Route	Classic Mode Route 	Classic Mode Route	Classic Mode Route 	Classic Mode Route	Classic Mode Route
Stage 1 	Stage 2 	Stage 3 	Stage 4 	Stage 5 	Stage 6 	Final Boss
Joker (Arsene) 	Diddy Kong 	Meta Ridley (Gold, Giant)	King Dedede 	Bowser (Metal) 	Hero 	Dracula
Luigi's Mansion 	Mushroomy Kingdom 	Great Bay 	Spiral Mountain 	Shadow Moses Island	Cyberspace EDEN 	Dracula's Castle
References
*Joker having Arsene out in the Luigi's Mansion stage refers to Devimon, who first appears in the Grey Lord Mansion and defeats the chosen Digidestined.
*Diddy Kong in Mushroomy Kingdom is a reference to Etemon, who was fought in the Server Continent's desert.
*Meta Ridley in Great Bay is a reference to MetalSeadramon, one of the Dark Masters who was fought and killed in a lake. The golden and gigantic advantages refer to the huge size and coverage MetalSeadramon has.
*King Dedede in Spiral Mountain refers to Pinocchimon, one of the Dark Masters, who is fought incidentally on the place with the same name. King Dedede is an allusion to Pinocchimon's Hammer.
*Bowser is fought on Shadow Moses Island, a clear reference to Machinedramon and his Metal Empire.
*Hero is fought on the Cyberspace EDEN which refers to the final battle in the anime against Piedmon, a clown killer-like Digimon. Hero was chosen due to his randomness on Command Selection, referencing Piedmon's unpredictable arsenal of toying around with their prey.
*Dracula is a literal reference to another villain, namely Myotismon, a Digimon inspired by Dracula.
== Cyberspace EDEN ==
Digimon Story: Cyber SleuthCyberspace EDEN	Digimon Story: Cyber SleuthCyberspace EDEN
 	
Universe 	Digimon
Home Stage 	Agumon
Availability 	Downloadable
Max. Players 	8
Cyberspace EDEN takes place in an established space where people take a virtual reality form. In Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth, EDEN is one of the main online hubs frequented by the player, created by Kamishiro Enterprises where people can meet and travel to other locations easily by logging in and out. For legal reasons, it is imperative that whoever enters EDEN their avatar must look the same as their physical appearance, though hackers can break the rules and get around it.
In Smash, Cyberspace EDEN aesthetically looks the same as in the core series with a blue and overall cyber futuristic theme going on, the stage morphing into several phases by logging in and out, similar to Castle Siege. The stage starts in the Entrance Area, the main part of EDEN, which consists of a simple wide and elliptic platform with the silhouettes of several people's avatars walking off and minding their business. Small floating platforms may come in where fighters can stand on them, with the ocassional rainbow colored boxes that usually contain an item.
As the battle continues, the stage can either log into the Kamishiro Enterprizes, Kowloon or the Devil Forums, doing so at random. 
In the Kamishiro Enterprizes version, the stage moves to inside the lobby of the Enterprizes itself, changing the appearance into a futuristic orange color and the stage morphing into a walkoff arena with no platforms, where Yuuko Kamishiro and Matayoshi make a small cameo spectating the battle. 
In Kowloon, which is said to take place in the depths of EDEN and is feared by many people for hackers inhabiting the place, making it a very dangerous one to walk around, but also where Digimon inhabit. Taking place in the main park of Kowloon, resembling a bizarre playground with several giant teddy bear structures and swings, the arena is round and several platforms swoop in, with an additional two that lift up and down, with the same rainbow boxes containing a random item. Several small Digimon such as Koromon, Gabumon, Palmon, Terriermon, etc make a cameo, along with Arata Sanata, Nokia Shiramine and the Protagonist spectating the battle.
Finally, in the Devil Forums, the arena takes a much more sinister and purplish tone, resembling something like a rock-music themed scenery with Jimiken and a few Digimon like Machinedramon and Piedmon contemplating the battle. The arena is rigged into several platforms where players can jump around.
As a hazardless stage, it takes place on the Main Entrance and doesn't change location.
== Spirits ==
 Fighter Spirits 
Spirit	Alternate Artwork	Origin Game 	Acquisition
 	 	Digital Monsters Ver. 1 (1997) 	
*Clear Classic Mode with Agumon
*Purchase in the Vault Shop for 300G (after downloading Agumon)
 	 	Digimon Pendulum Ver. 5.0 Metal Empire (1999)	
*Purchase in the Vault Shop for 300G (after downloading Agumon)
 Primary Spirits 
Spirit 	Fighter + Condition 	Stage 	When Equipped 	Rank + Type
 	Giant Agumon 	Kongo Falls 	Power: 1,997-7,991 	★★☆☆Advanced
Greymon 	
*The enemy has increased melee damage.
*The enemy has Super Armor 	Kongo Falls 	Can be enhanced to MetalGreymon 	
 	Enhance Greymon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Power: 2,980-9,591 	★★★☆Ace
MetalGreymon 	Enhance Greymon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Made of Metal 	
 	(Small Pichu, Mii Brawler has WereGarurumon Costume, Giant and Metal Lucario) 	Great Bay 	Power: 307-3,999 	★☆☆☆Novice
Gabumon 	
*The enemy has a Sword Beam.
*The enemy favors Side Specials.
*Item Tidal Wave: Freezie 	Great Bay 	Can be enhanced to MetalGarurumon	
 	Enhance Gabumon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Power: 3,001-9,990 	★★★☆Ace
MetalGarurumon	Enhance Gabumon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Undamaged Attack & Speed ↑ 	
 	(Small Piranha Plant, Mii Gunner wears Lilimon Costume) 	Distant Planet (Battlefield)	Power: 450-3,700 	★☆☆☆Novice
Palmon 	
*The enemy favors Up Specials.
*The floor is poisonous.
*The enemy is equipped with a Super Scope and an Unira.	Distant Planet (Battlefield)	Can be enhanced to Lilimon 	
 	Enhance Palmon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Power: 2,968-9,831 	★★★☆Ace
Lilimon 	Enhance Palmon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Lip's Stick Equipped 	
 	(Small Kirby, Mii Swordfighter wears Angemon's costume, both Pit are giant, last one is gold)	Skyworld 	Power: 250-4,000 	★☆☆☆Novice
Patamon 	
*The enemy often avoids conflict.
*The enemy has floaty jumps. 	Skyworld 	Can be enhanced to Angemon 	
 	Enhance Patamon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Power: 1,998-7,894 	★★☆☆Advanced
Angemon 	Enhance Patamon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Star Rod Equipped 	
 	(Small Isabelle, last Palutena and Charizard are giant) 	Palutena's Temple (Omega) 	Power: 1,700-8,000 	★★☆☆Advanced
Gatomon 	
*The enemy's attacks are stronger
*Stamina Battle 	Palutena's Temple (Omega) 	Can be enhanced to Angewomon 	
 	Enhance Gatomon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Power: 3,003-9,273 	★★★☆Advanced
Angewomon 	Enhance Gatomon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Jump ↑↑ 	
 	(Joker has Arsene out) 	Dracula's Castle 	Power: 1,864-8,648 	★★☆☆Advanced
Devimon 	
*Assist Trophy: Alucard
*The enemy heals up when landing a smash attack. 	Dracula's Castle 	Can be enhanced to Myotismon 	
 	Enhance Devimon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Power: 3,643-9,967 	★★★☆Ace
Myotismon 	Enhance Devimon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	First-Strike Advantage 	
 	 	Gaur's Plains (Omega) 	Power: 2,042-8,950 	★★☆☆Advanced
Leomon 	
*The enemy is equipped with aa Sword Beam.
*The enemy's physical attacks slightly increase.
*Entei constantly spawns from Poké Balls.	Gaur's Plains (Omega) 	Can be enhanced to BanchoLeomon 	
 	Enhance Leomon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Power: 4,890-12,384 	★★★★Legend
BanchoLeomon 	Enhance Leomon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Critical Hit Immunity 	
 	(Team Wario of x8, Banjo & Kazooie are giant) 	Mario Bros. (Battlefield) 	Power: 300-2,240 	★☆☆☆Novice
Numemon 	
*The enemy is equipped with a Smoke Ball.
*The floor is sticky. 	Mario Bros. (Battlefield) 	Can be enhanced to Monzaemon 	
 	Enhance Numemon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Power: 3,120-9,621 	★★★☆Ace
Monzaemon 	Enhance Numemon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Giant 	
 	 	Mushroomy Kingdom (Omega) 	Power: 3,690-10,040 	★★★☆Ace
Etemon 	
*The enemy favors Up Specials.
*Meloetta constantly spawns in Poké Balls.
*Assist Trophy: Squid Sisters	Mushroomy Kingdom (Omega) 	N/A 	
 	(Joker has Arsene out) 	Cyberspace EDEN 	Power: 5,202-12,657 	★★★★Legend
Piedmon 	
*The enemy favors Down Specials.
*The enemy's Final Smash Gauge fills faster.
*The enemy randomly gets a Final Smash.	Cyberspace EDEN 	Double Final Smash 	
 	(Small Meta Knight, Giant & Metal Ike) 	Find Mii (Omega) 	Power: 2,003-7,094 	★★☆☆Advanced
Guilmon 	
*The enemy's melee attacks are stronger
*Assist Trophy: Rathalos 	Find Mii (Omega) 	Can be enhanced to Gallantmon 	
 	Enhance Guilmon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Power: 5,648-12,980 	★★★★Legend
Gallantmon 	Enhance Guilmon's Spirit at Level 99 	N/A 	Armor Knight 	
 	Giant 	Final Destination 	Power: 6,009-13,000 	★★★★Legend
Alphamon 	
*The enemy gets a double Final Smash.
*The enemy randomly gets a Final Smash.
*Assist Trophy: Black Knight	Final Destination 	Metal Killer 	
 Support Spirits 
Spirit 	Fighter + Condition 	Stage + Music 	When Equipped 	Rank + Type
 	Team Kirby of x7 	Distant Planet 	Critical-Health Attack ↑	★☆☆☆Novice
Koromon 	
*The enemy favors Neutral Specials.
*The enemy avoids conflict often.	Distant Planet 	Critical-Health Attack ↑	Support
 	Giant & Metal 	Unova Pokémon League 	Critical Hit ↑ ↑ 	★★★★Legend
Omnimon 	
*The enemy's Final Smash meter fills fast.
*The enemy is granted a second Final Smash after using it.	Unova Pokémon League 	Critical Hit ↑ ↑ 	Support
 	(Small Villager and Falco, big Pit) 	Gerudo Valley 	Lightweight 	★☆☆☆Novice
Biyomon 	
*The enemy favors Up Specials.
*The enemy often jumps around.	Gerudo Valley 	Lightweight 	Support
 	(Small Jigglypuff and R.O.B., one Giant Gold Bowser)	Wrecking Crew (Battlefield)	Electric Attack ↑ 	★☆☆☆Novice
Tentomon 	
*The enemy has a Ray Gun.
*The floor is electrified	Wrecking Crew (Battlefield)	Electric Attack ↑ 	Support
 	(Small Pichu, Giant King Dedede and Bowser) 	Summit 	Swimmer 	★☆☆☆Novice
Gomamon 	
*Poké Balls containing Goldeen constantly spawn.
*Item Tidal Wave: Freezies	Summit 	Swimmer 	Support
 	Pac-Man is made of metal. 	Wrecking Crew (Omega) 	Bob-omb Equipped 	★★☆☆Advanced
Mamemon 	
*The enemy favors Neutral Specials.
*Bob-ombs constantly fall on the battlefield.	Wrecking Crew (Omega) 	Bob-omb Equipped 	Support
 	(Meta Knight is small) 	Dracula's Castle (Omega) 	Black Hole Equipped 	★★★☆Ace
LadyDevimon 	
*Assist Trophy: Alucard
*The floor is poisonous
*Stamina Battle	Dracula's Castle (Omega) 	Black Hole Equipped 	Support
 	Meta Ridley is Giant & Gold 	Great Bay 	Critical Hit ↑ 	★★★☆Ace
Metal Seadramon 	
*The player loses any capacity of swimming.
*Kyogre constantly spawns from Poké Balls.
*Stamina Battle	Great Bay 	Critical Hit ↑ 	Support
 	 	Spiral Mountain 	Hammer Equipped 	★★★☆Ace
Pinocchimon 	
*The enemy favors Down Specials.
*The enemy has a boomerang.
*Stamina Battle	Spiral Mountain 	Hammer Equipped 	Support
 	(Bowser is Giant & Metal) 	Shadow Moses Island 	Giant & Metal 	★★★★Legend
Machinedramon 	
*The enemy has Super Armor.
*Bob-ombs fall on the battlefield.
*Stamina Battle	Shadow Moses Island 	Giant & Metal 	Support
 	 	Yggdrasil's Altar 	Physical Attack ↑ 	★★☆☆Advanced
Veemon 	
*Assist Trophy: Black Knight 	Yggdrasil's Altar 	Physical Attack ↑ 	Support
 	 	Battlefield 	Rage Blaster Equipped 	★★☆☆Advanced
Wormmon 	
*Spewpas constantly spawn from Poké Balls.
*Item Tidal Wave: Beehives	Battlefield 	Rage Blaster Equipped 	Support
 	 	Living Room 	Strong-Wind Resist 	★☆☆☆Novice
Terriermon & Lopmon	
*The enemy has a Bunny Hood.
*The enemy has an Ore Club.	Living Room 	Strong-Wind Resist 	Support
 	 	Suzaku Castle 	Magic Attack ↑↑ 	★★☆☆Advanced
Renamon 	
*The enemy's Aura attacks are stronger.
*The enemy is equipped with a Staff.
*You'll receive continuous damage.	Suzaku Castle 	Magic Attack ↑↑ 	Support
 	(Mii Brawler is wearing WereGarurumon's outfit) 	Boxing Ring 	Fist Attack ↑ 	★☆☆☆Novice
Gaomon 	
*The enemy's melee attacks are stronger.
*The enemy is equipped with a Jetpack.
*Stamina battle.	Boxing Ring 	Fist Attack ↑ 	Support
 	 	Mementos 	Hothead Equipped 	★☆☆☆Novice
Shoutmon 	
*Meloetta constantly spawns from Poké Balls.
*Item Tidal Wave: Hotheads.
*The enemy favors Up Specials.	Mementos 	Hothead Equipped 	Support
== Music ==
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Title	Link	Source
 	 	
==Mii Costumes==
Digimon is bundled with 10 Mii Costumes, all belonging to the Bandai Namco company, most notably Tekken, Tales of, Klonoa, Xenosaga and Katamari Damacy. Tamagotchi also gets a hat, with Mametchi representing it.
 	 	 	 	
Angemon 	WereGarurumon	Lilimon	Heihachi Mishima	Lloyd Irving
x 	x 	x 	x 	x
 	 	 	 	
Velvet Crowe	KOS-MOS 	Prince 	Klonoa 	Mametchi Hat
x 	x 	x 	x 	x
==Trivia==
*Shamelessly ripped off from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x Devil May Cry and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate x NieR:Automata. Seriously, go check them out, they're amazing articles and a gazillion times much better than this one.
*Credit for the Agumon render goes to Turb0k in Smashboards. 
*Digimon has the highest number of Spirits out of all DLC franchises, with a total of 36 Spirits. Additionally, Etemon, Piedmon and Alphamon are the only Spirits that are not enhanceable, as the others were made so to reference Digimon's evolutionary nature. 
*There were plans to make Greymon and Metal Greymon, and even Koromon as playable stages of Agumon but later were scrapped as they'd make the gimmick more complicated than it already is.
*This DLC wasn't bundled with a mode but instead, it actually added Spirit Descriptions, which was already a popular request.
*Terry and Byleth are the only DLC content that are not represented in any way in Digimon's content. Joker and Hero both appear in Agumon's Classic Mode route and serve as puppet fighters for a few Spirits, along with Banjo and Piranha Plant. Mementos, Yggdrasil's Altar and Spiral Mountain appear on Spirit Battles.
*In Home-Run contest, playing as Agumon will always result in a War Greymon.
*Agumon's moveset takes partial cues from Digimon Rumble Arena, which was previously considered as a Smash Bros. clone.
*The DLC takes heavy references off the Digimon Adventure anime, mostly being notable in the Spirit Battles and Agumon's Classic Mode
*Yes, I know every Digimon's name ends in -mon. It's theorized that it's a file extension, just like .jpg mp3 or .exe. Don't bother pointing it out.
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