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Digital Monster Ver. 4

=Evolutions=
==Baby I==
==Baby II==
==Child==
==Adult==
==Perfect==
=Reference=
*General
**The counters are reset when the Digimon evolves. So, for example, nothing that happens to the newly hatched Digimon affects growth at all.
**The requirements for Perfect Digimon are unknown at this time. Some battles are necessary.
*Calls/Care Mistakes
**When its hunger hearts run out, the call icon lights up. If you don't feed it for 20 minutes, it goes out again, and that's a care mistake. The same for strength. However, if BOTH hunger and strength run out, it's still only one care mistake. And if you leave it for a few hours before feeding it, and it bleeps again a few times, then even then it's only one care mistake.
**Lights calls are straightforward - leaving the lights on for 20 minutes after it falls asleep is a care mistake.
**Accumulating up to 4 piles of poop has no effect at all. (Larger quantities are unknown.)
*Training
**Only successful training is counted for evolution.
*Overfeeding
**To overfeed, stuff the Digimon with food until it won't eat any more. It is necessary to wait until it loses a hunger heart before overfeeding it again.
*Sleep Disturbances
**Wake the Digimon up by going into the Food menu, training it, or selecting the Battle option.
**If you want to wake it, without this being counted as a wakeup, then set the clock to some time during the day. The Digimon will wake up, with no effect on the counters.
=Links=
*File Island: The Complete Digimon Electronics Resource
*Digimon Web Archive
Category:Virtual Pets
Digital Monster Ver. 5

=Evolutions=
==Baby I==
==Baby II==
==Child==
==Adult==
==Perfect==
=Reference=
*General
**The counters are reset when the Digimon evolves. So, for example, nothing that happens to the newly hatched Digimon affects growth at all.
**The requirements for Perfect Digimon are unknown at this time. Some battles are necessary.
*Calls/Care Mistakes
**When its hunger hearts run out, the call icon lights up. If you don't feed it for 20 minutes, it goes out again, and that's a care mistake. The same for strength. However, if BOTH hunger and strength run out, it's still only one care mistake. And if you leave it for a few hours before feeding it, and it bleeps again a few times, then even then it's only one care mistake.
**Lights calls are straightforward - leaving the lights on for 20 minutes after it falls asleep is a care mistake.
**Accumulating up to 4 piles of poop has no effect at all. (Larger quantities are unknown.)
*Training
**Only successful training is counted for evolution.
*Overfeeding
**To overfeed, stuff the Digimon with food until it won't eat any more. It is necessary to wait until it loses a hunger heart before overfeeding it again.
*Sleep Disturbances
**Wake the Digimon up by going into the Food menu, training it, or selecting the Battle option.
**If you want to wake it, without this being counted as a wakeup, then set the clock to some time during the day. The Digimon will wake up, with no effect on the counters.
=Trivia=
The pixel artwork of the Adult Digimon available on this device appear to pay homage to various monsters from the Godzilla franchise.
Digimon 	Godzilla
Dark Tyranomon	Godzilla
Cyclomon 	Gigan
Devidramon 	Destoroyah
Tuskmon 	Space Godzilla
Flymon 	Mothra
Deltamon 	King Ghidora
Raremon 	Hedorah
Additionally, Metal Tyranomon may be based on Burning Godzilla, Nanomon may be based on the Oxygen Destroyer and Ex Tyranomon may be based on Showa Era Godzilla
=See Also=
*Battle!! Digital Monsters (Manhua)
=Links=
*File Island: The Complete Digimon Electronics Resource
*Digimon Web Archive
Category:Virtual Pets
Digital Monster Ver. 6

=Evolutions=
==Baby I==
==Baby II==
==Child==
==Adult==
==Perfect==
=Reference=
*General
**The counters are reset when the Digimon evolves. So, for example, nothing that happens to the newly hatched Digimon affects growth at all.
**The requirements for Perfect Digimon are unknown at this time. Some battles are necessary.
*Calls/Care Mistakes
**When its hunger hearts run out, the call icon lights up. If you don't feed it for 20 minutes, it goes out again, and that's a care mistake. The same for strength. However, if BOTH hunger and strength run out, it's still only one care mistake. And if you leave it for a few hours before feeding it, and it bleeps again a few times, then even then it's only one care mistake.
**Lights calls are straightforward - leaving the lights on for 20 minutes after it falls asleep is a care mistake.
**Accumulating up to 7 piles of poop has no effect at all. 8 piles of poop result in an Injury.
*Training
**Only successful training is counted for evolution.
*Overfeeding
**To overfeed, stuff the Digimon with food until it won't eat any more. It is necessary to wait until it loses a hunger heart before overfeeding it again.
*Sleep Disturbances
**Wake the Digimon up by going into the Food menu, training it, or selecting the Battle option.
**If you want to wake it, without this being counted as a wakeup, then set the clock to some time during the day. The Digimon will wake up, with no effect on the counters.
=Links=
Evolution Guide - Digitama Hatchery
Category:Virtual Pets
Digital Monster Ver. WonderSwan

( under construction )
=Gameplay=
The gameplay of Ver. WonderSwan is based on the original Virtual Pets of the Digimon franchise. During battles, the game changes to an isometric perspective.
There are variety of Training to be unlocked and each Training has different function
* Ver 1 - Increase Strength meter.
* Ver 2 - Increase Sync speed, but failing or training too much will cause your Power meter to decrease.
* Ver 3 - Power meter regenerate by 2, but your Digimon will get injured more easily.
* Ver 4 - Increase Digimon lifespan at the cost of decreasing evasion during battle.
=Obtainable Digimon=
Ver. WonderSwan features 78 species of Digimon in total, including all Digimon from Digital Monster Ver. 1, Ver. 2, Ver. 3 and Ver. 4 as well as Pendulum 1.0. 
Six new Digimon made their debut in Ver. WonderSwan. They are obtainable by progressing far enough into the game to unlock the "Infinity DigiTama", which randomly hatches into Botamon, Punimon, Poyomon, or Yuramon - but with the one or two old Digimon replaced with one of the six new ones.
*Asuramon: Replaces Andromon in the Ver. 3 line.
*Chimairamon: Replaces Digitamamon in the Ver. 4 line.
*Dokugumon: Replaces Kuwagamon in the Ver. 4 line.
*Golemon: Replaces Devimon in the Ver. 1 line.
*Musyamon: Replaces Orgemon in the Ver. 3 line.
*Snimon: Replaces Kabuterimon in the Ver. 2 line.
=Image Gallery=
=External Links=
* Bandai Games website (JP)
* GameFAQs
Category:Video Games
Digital Monster X-evolution Original Sound Track

== Track List ==
No.	Track Title 	Track Title (JP) 	Duration
1 	To Live for the FutureGokita Takehiko 	未来へ生きる五木田 岳彦 	2:10
2 	DORUmon's Sad FateGokita Takehiko 	ドルモンの悲しい運命五木田 岳彦 	1:48
3 	Initiate Project ArkGokita Takehiko 	プロジェクトアーク始動五木田 岳彦 	4:41
4 	Blue Sky: Battle 1Gokita Takehiko 	青い空・戦い1五木田 岳彦 	1:55
5 	The Royal Knights’ DebateGokita Takehiko 	ロイヤルナイツの論議五木田 岳彦 	1:03
6 	A Great Slaughter and DefianceGokita Takehiko 	大殺戮そして挑戦五木田 岳彦 	3:21
7 	Blue Sky: Battle 2Gokita Takehiko 	青い空・戦い2五木田 岳彦 	1:55
8 	The Sad DORUmon ~ And EvolutionGokita Takehiko 	悲しみのドルモン〜そして進化五木田 岳彦 	2:54
9 	Dukemon and Omegamon's BattleGokita Takehiko 	デュークモンとオメガモンの戦い五木田 岳彦 	1:22
10 	DORUgamonGokita Takehiko 	ドルガモン五木田 岳彦 	0:55
11 	Dukemon’s PremonitionGokita Takehiko 	デュークモンの予感五木田 岳彦 	0:54
12 	Junk WorldGokita Takehiko 	ジャンクワールド五木田 岳彦 	0:46
13 	YggdrasillGokita Takehiko 	イグドラシル五木田 岳彦 	0:11
14 	Merciless AssaultGokita Takehiko 	容赦なき襲撃五木田 岳彦 	2:43
15 	Metal Garurumon's ArrivalGokita Takehiko 	メタルガルルモン登場五木田 岳彦 	1:05
16 	The Royal Knights' Battle ~ There Are Enemies Even HereGokita Takehiko 	ロイヤルナイツの戦い〜ここにも敵が五木田 岳彦 	1:10
17 	Battle in the Cave ~ Friends Who Help Each OtherGokita Takehiko 	洞窟での戦い〜助け合う仲間達五木田 岳彦 	1:35
18 	The Heroes Who Join Forces with War Greymon and FightGokita Takehiko 	ウォーグレイモンと力を合わせて戦う勇者達五木田 岳彦 	1:08
19 	Thunder Cloud ~To Live for the Future 2 ~ I Can't Take It Anymore!Gokita Takehiko	サンダークラウド〜未来へ生きる2〜もう耐えられない!五木田 岳彦 	3:05
20 	DORUgamon's Sad Evolution ~ Into DORUguremonGokita Takehiko 	ドルガモンの悲しい進化〜ドルグレモンへ五木田 岳彦 	2:19
21 	Yggdrasill's Last ResortGokita Takehiko 	イグドラシルの最後の作戦五木田 岳彦 	1:15
22 	The Fate of the Royal Knights ~ Yggdrasill's AnswerGokita Takehiko 	ロイヤルナイツの運命〜イグドラシルの答え五木田 岳彦 	3:57
23 	The Meaning Behind the Royal Knights' and DORUguremon's LivesGokita Takehiko 	ロイヤルナイツとドルグレモンの命の意味五木田 岳彦 	3:40
24 	Alphamon's DebutGokita Takehiko 	アルファモン登場五木田 岳彦 	1:07
25 	Yggdrasill's AssassinGokita Takehiko 	イグドラシルの刺客五木田 岳彦 	1:52
26 	Yggdrasill Appears ~ The Secret of Project ArkGokita Takehiko 	イグドラシル登場〜プロジェクトアークの秘密五木田 岳彦 	0:44
27 	Alphamon ~ The Final BattleGokita Takehiko 	アルファモン〜最後の戦い五木田 岳彦 	2:34
28 	The Meaning Behind Alphamon's LifeGokita Takehiko 	アルファモンの命の意味五木田 岳彦 	2:26
29 	To Live for the FutureGokita Takehiko 	未来へ生きる五木田 岳彦 	2:35
=External Links=
CD Japan tracklist
Category:Music
Digital Space

Digital Space refers to the empty area between Zones in the Digital World of Digimon Xros Wars. All Zones reside within this space, and it is exceedingly difficult to travel across it, as Digimon with smaller amounts of data or insufficiently protected forms will have their bodies begin to destabilize. Humans, however suffer no ill effects.
=Description=
=Inhabitants=
*Arkadimon Perfect 
*Wisemon
Category:Terminology
Category:Digimon Xros Wars locations
Digital World: Iliad

Digital World: Iliad (デジタルワールド・イリアス, Dejitaru Wārudo: Iriasu) is a Digital World that exists on a different server to the one ruled over by Yggdrasill that seems to be managed by the Olympos XII. The Royal Knights have not specifically interfered with the Digital World: Iliad due to the protection of the Olympos XII, but it seems that because of Yggdrasill's will and a virus sweeping the world, the day is coming when they will cross servers and meet face-to-face. The of this world is called Homeros. Grace Novamon is said to have been born from the fusion of Apollomon and Dianamon when an unprecedented crisis arose there long ago. It has its own Dark Area.
=Appearances=
==Video Games==
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Aegiomon was born there, and was originally Jupitermon, but at some point he became Aegiomon and lost his memory.
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After invading Iliad planning to destroy Homeros in order to stop the invasion of the Digital World of Yggdrasill carried out by Olympos XII, Megidramon faces and overcomes Apollomon and Dianamon. However, before he can finish, Homeros contacts the duo, granting them the power to evolve even further, leading to the appearance of Grace Novamon, to which Megidramon responds by releasing all his power, evolving into Megidramon (X-Antibody) and going crazy in the process.
The other Olympos XII return to Iliad and together create an opening for Grace Novamon to attack.
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==References==
Category:Digital Worlds
Digital divine general of 28 mansions

The Digital divine general of 28 mansions (二十八星宿数码神将 28 Xīng xiù Shù mǎ Shén Jiāng) is a group of high level Digimon based on the . They govern the various regions of Shenzhou, but AnheiNüwashou, corrupted by the Digital Virus, did a tyrannical modification to all of them in Digimon Legendary Skies. Their subordinates would call them XX Starlord (星君 Xīng jūn). For example, Zihuohoushou was called Zihuo Starlord.
=Known Members=
*Zihuohoushou (觜火猴兽)
*Nütufushou (女土蝠兽)
*Xinyuehushou (心月狐兽)
*Kuimulangshou (奎木狼兽)
*Loujin'goushou (娄金狗兽)
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
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==Video Games==
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Category: Digimon GroupsCategory: Unreleased Digimon
Digitalize Booster Pack

===Digimon Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	
Card Number	Card Name 	Japanese Name
Bo-1151 	Omegamon 	オメガモン
Bo-1152 	Andromon 	アンドロモン
Bo-1153 	Hanumon 	ハヌモン
Bo-1154 	Mushmon 	マッシュモン
Bo-1155 	Silphymon 	シルフィーモン
Bo-1156 	Wizarmon 	ウィザーモン
Bo-1157 	Mummymon 	マミーモン
Bo-1158 	Tyranomon 	ティラノモン
Bo-1159 	Monochromon 	モノクロモン
Bo-1160 	Pteranomon 	プテラノモン
Bo-1161 	Blossomon 	ブロッサモン
Bo-1162 	Leomon 	レオモン
Bo-1163 	Craniummon 	クレニアムモン
Bo-1164 	Kokabuterimon 	コカブテリモン
Bo-1165 	Blade Kuwagamon 	ブレイドクワガーモン
Bo-1166 	Tyrant Kabuterimon 	ティラントカブテリモン
Bo-1167 	Metallife Kuwagamon 	メタリフェクワガーモン
Bo-1168 	Commandramon 	コマンドラモン
Bo-1169 	Sealsdramon 	シールズドラモン
Bo-1170 	Darkdramon 	ダークドラモン
Bo-1171 	Tankdramon 	タンクドラモン
Bo-1172 	Liollmon 	レオルモン
Bo-1173 	Liamon 	ライアモン
Bo-1174 	Loader Leomon 	ローダーレオモン
Bo-1175 	Bancho Leomon 	バンチョーレオモン
Bo-1176 	Dukemon 	デュークモン
Bx-149 	Alphamon 	アルファモン
Bx-150 	Kokuwamon X-Antibody 	コクワモン
Bx-151 	Garudamon X-Antibody 	ガルダモン
Bx-152 	War Greymon X-Antibody 	ウォーグレイモン
Bx-153 	Metal Garurumon X-Antibody 	メタルガルルモン
Bx-154 	DORUmon 	ドルモン
Bx-155 	DORUgamon 	ドルガモン
Bx-156 	DORUguremon 	ドルグレモン
Bx-157 	Death-X DORUguremon 	デクスドルグレモン
Bx-158 	Death-X-DORUgoramon 	デクスドルゴラモン
Bx-159 	Death-X-mon 	デクスモン
Bx-160 	Omegamon X-Antibody 	オメガモン
Bx-161 	Herakle Kabuterimon X-Antibody	ヘラクルカブテリモン
Bx-162 	Clavis Angemon 	クラヴィスエンジェモン
Bx-163 	Beezlebumon X-Antibody 	ベルゼブモン
Bx-164 	Volcdramon 	ヴォルクドラモン
Bx-165 	Dracumon 	ドラクモン
Bx-166 	Sangloupmon 	サングルゥモン
Bx-167 	Matadrmon 	マタドゥルモン
Bx-168 	Grand Dracumon 	グランドラクモン
===Option Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name 	Japanese Name	Type
Bo-1177 	Digimon Accel 	 	Item
Bx-169 	Thirst For Power 	 	Program
Bx-170 	The Fight to Defend Comrades	　 	Program
Bx-171 	Slot Read! 	 	Program
===Card Gallery===
Digitalize Booster Pack 2

Set Name 	Digitalize Booster Pack 2
Japanese Name	
Release Date 	November 25, 2005
No. of Cards 	56
Previous Set 	Digitalize Booster Pack
Next Set 	-
===Digimon Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	
Card Number	Card Name 	Japanese Name
Bo-1178 	Sleipmon 	スレイプモン
Bo-1179 	Kudamon 	クダモン
Bo-1180 	Reppamon 	レッパモン
Bo-1181 	Tyilinmon 	チィリンモン
Bo-1182 	Minervamon 	ミネルヴァモン
Bo-1183 	Yatagaramon 	ヤタガラモン
Bo-1184 	Andiramon 	アンティラモン
Bo-1185 	Wizarmon 	ウィザーモン
Bo-1186 	Nohemon 	ノヘモン
Bo-1187 	Valdurmon 	ヴァロドゥルモン
Bo-1188 	Falcomon 	ファルコモン
Bo-1189 	Diatrymon 	ディアトリモン
Bo-1190 	Numemon 	ヌメモン
Bo-1191 	XV-mon 	エクスブイモン
Bo-1192 	Stingmon 	スティングモン
Bo-1193 	Paildramon 	パイルドラモン
Bo-1194 	Imperialdramon 	インペリアルドラモン
Bo-1195 	Igamon 	イガモン
Bo-1196 	Orgemon 	オーガモン
Bo-1197 	Tyranomon 	ティラノモン
Bo-1198 	Jyagamon 	ジャガモン
Bo-1199 	Gerbemon 	ガーベモン
Bo-1200 	Mercurymon 	メルクリモン
Bo-1201 	Spinomon 	スピノモン
Bo-1202 	Neptunemon 	ネプトゥーンモン
Bo-1203 	Swimmon 	スイムモン
Bo-1204 	Seahomon 	シーホモン
Bo-1205 	Whamon Perfect 	ホエーモン完全体
Bo-1206 	War Greymon 	ウォーグレイモン
Bo-1207 	Susanoomon 	スサノオモン
Bo-1208 	Agnimon 	アグニモン
Bo-1209 	Vritramon 	ヴリトラモン
Bo-1210 	Kaiser Greymon 	カイゼルグレイモン
Bo-1211 	Magna Garurumon 	マグナガルルモン
Bo-1212 	Chaosmon 	カオスモン
Bx-172 	Agumon X-Antibody 	アグモン
Bx-173 	Gabumon X-Antibody 	ガブモン
Bx-174 	Gottsumon X-Antibody 	ゴツモン
Bx-175 	Greymon X-Antibody 	グレイモン
Bx-176 	Garurumon X-Antibody 	ガルルモン
Bx-177 	Metal Greymon X-Antibody 	メタルグレイモン
Bx-178 	Were Garurumon X-Antibody 	ワーガルルモン
Bx-179 	Omegamon X-Antibody 	オメガモン
Bx-180 	Tailmon X-Antibody 	テイルモン
Bx-181 	Seadramon X-Antibody 	シードラモン
Bx-182 	Magnamon X-Antibody 	マグナモン
Bx-183 	Triceramon X-Antibody 	トリケラモン
Bx-184 	Mamemon X-Antibody 	マメモン
Bx-185 	Rosemon X-Antibody 	ロゼモン
Bx-186 	Megalo Growmon X-Antibody 	メガログラウモン
Bx-187 	Dukemon X-Antibody 	デュークモン
Bx-188 	Ulforce V-dramon X-Antibody	アルフォースブイドラモン
===Option Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name 	Japanese Name	Type
Bo-1213 	Counter Attack 	 	Program
Bo-1214 	Cracker!! 	 	Program
Bo-1215 	Elaborate Tactics!	 	Program
Bo-1216 	Future Potential!!	 	Program
===Card Gallery===
Digivice-V- Light-Up Keychain

Digivice -V- Light-Up Keychain (デジヴァイス-V-　ライトアップキーチェーン, Dejivaisu -V- Raitoappu Kīchēn), is a keychain limited series based on the Vital Bracelet Digivice-V- from Digimon Ghost Game available in . It features a shining light-up function. The series was released in December 2021.
=Image Gallery=
==Links==
*Bandai catalog (JP)
Category:Toys
Digivice-VV-

The Digivice-VV- (デジヴァイス－ＶＶ－ Dejivaisu Dyuaruvī)—usually referred to onscreen simply as the Digivice (デジヴァイス Dejivaisu)—is a model of Digivice that is used by the main protagonists of Digimon Ghost Game, and the evolved form of the Digivice-V-.
=Overview=
==Design==
Much like the original Digivice-V-, the Digivice-VV- is directly based on a pre-existing real-world virtual pet: the Vital Bracelet Digital Monster. Following its design, it is a with a simple, rectangular shape. On its left side is a port for accepting Dim Cards, which is usually covered by a rubber cap when not in use. On its right side are three buttons for controlling the device.
Also unlike the majority of Digivice models in other Digimon media, Digivice-V-s do not have any personalized shell colors for their user, as all of them are red.
==Functions==
* All of the functions of the normal Digivice-V-
* Inducing:
** Warp Evolution of a Child Digimon into a Perfect Digimon
** Ultimate Evolution of a Perfect Digimon into an Ultimate Digimon
** Slide Evolution of an Adult Digimon into other Adult Digimon
==Owners==
Owner 	Notes
Amanokawa Hiro 	Evolved from a Digivice-V- in .
Tsukiyono Ruli 	Evolved from a Digivice-V- in .
Higashimitarai Kiyoshiro	Evolved from a Digivice-V- in .
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Amanokawa Hiro's, Tsukiyono Ruli's and Higashimitarai Kiyoshiro's Digivice-V-s evolved into Digivice-VV-s in "Headless" due to Gammamon's determination to keep fighting and protect the group.
==Virtual Pets==
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Vital Bracelet Digivice-VV- is a model of the Vital Bracelet BE line that ties into Digimon Ghost Game. The objective is to raise a Digimon that evolves based on the user's heart rate and exercise routine. This model does not differ much from a regular Vital Bracelet BE, except for the unique logo on its shell and its colour.
=Additional Information=
Category:Digivices
Category:Digimon Ghost Game
Digivice 01

A Digivice 01 (デジヴァイス０１ Dejivaisu 01) is the Digivice used by several Tamers in Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01. The first one was given to Yagami Taichi by Whamon. 
=Functions=
* Can be used to send commands to any Digimon. 
* When pointed at a Digimon, can be used to scan their data and view their stats (although this does not work on all Digimon, such as Arkadimon). 
* Can convert various objects to data (such as food or medicinal herbs) and upload them directly into the Digimon. 
*When two are used, can both Jogress and Partition multiple Digimon together.
=Owners=
* Yagami Taichi 
* Saiba Neo
* Fujimoto Hideto 
* Gotojuki Mari
* Sigma
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
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V-Tamer's Yagami Taichi still owns his Digivice 01, but he does not use any of its functions during the events of New Courage.
==Video Games==
==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Artwork==
Category:Digivices
Category:Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01
Digivice Burst

A Digivice Burst (デジヴァイスバースト Dejivaisu Bāsuto) is an upgraded version of the Digivice iC used by various members of DATS in Digimon Savers.
==Functions==
*Can use a Digisoul as energy to evolve a Digimon. Digisoul Charge Overdrive can evolve a Digimon straight to Ultimate. 
*Can store at least one Digimon inside. 
*The Air Signal port on the side of the Digivice can be used to transfer large amounts of energy and even help create weapons (such as the )
*Through Charge Digisoul Burst, the Air Signal port can make a Digimon evolve into Burst Mode. 
**If a Digimon receives too much of the Air Signal, it will use up all its energy and revert to a Digitama. 
**Depending on the energy sent through the Air Signal port, a Digimon can go berserk.
==Owners==
Owner 	Stripe & Buttons	Base/Body	Screen 	Ring
Daimon Masaru 	orange 	black 	green 	white
Fujieda Yoshino 	pink 	white 	red 	black
Thoma H. Norstein	blue 	black 	aqua blue 	white
Noguchi Ikuto 	purple 	purple 	dark purple	gray
Daimon Suguru 	yellow 	black 	yellow 	white
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Daimon Masaru, Thoma H. Norstein and Fujieda Yoshino receive Digivice Bursts after training with Bancho Leomon, who teaches them how to repair their broken Digivice iCs and upgrade them into the Bursts. Like its predecessor, the Burst can channel Digisoul, however it allows for a lot more Digisoul to be channeled. This gives its holder the ability to evolve a partner Digimon to Ultimate, as well as unleashing the power known as Burst Mode. Later on, during the fight against Duftmon, Noguchi Ikuto's Digivice iC becomes a Digivice Burst, allowing Ravmon to Burst Evolve into Ravmon Burst Mode.
Daimon Suguru also possessed a Digivice Burst, as seen in Bancho Leomon's flashback, it's unknown how he obtained it.
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Daimon Masaru possesses his original Digivice Burst.
==Video Games==
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While unseen, Daimon Masaru still owns his Digivice Burst. He uses it to perform a Digisoul Charge to evolve Agumon into Geo Greymon in the Colosseum 20th floor Free Battle: "Man to Man Fight". He uses a Digisoul Full Charge to evolve Geo Greymon into Rize Greymon, then a Digisoul Charge Overdrive to evolve Rize Greymon into Shine Greymon, in the 40th floor Free Battle: "The Final Fight".
While Masaru could have either his Digivice iC or his Digivice Burst, the fact that Agumon evolves into Shine Greymon would imply it's a Digivice Burst.
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This Digivice (incorrectly stated to be the Digivice iC), alongside the D-3, D-Ark, D-Scanner, Digivice, and Digimon Xros Loader, are displayed on a desk in the real world.
==Virtual Pets==
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Artwork==
==Miscellaneous==
Category:Digivices
Category:Digimon Savers
Category:Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight
Digivice Burst Toy

=Compatibility List=
The Digivice Burst is compatibly with these Digimon items:
* Digivice iC 10X (101 Orange and 102 Blue)
* Digivice iC 20X (201 Black and 202 Red)
* Digivice Burst (Shine Orange and Mirage Blue)
* Digimon Twin (L: White, Orange, Black and R: Red, Black, and Silver)
=Evolutions=
==Baby==
==Baby II==
==Child==
==Adult==
==Perfect==
==Ultimate==
=Burst Evolutions=
==Child==
==Adult==
==Perfect==
==Ultimate==
=Appearances=
==Manga==
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=Links=
*File Island: The Complete Digimon Electronics Resource
*Digital New Gate
Category:Virtual Pets
Digivice D-ZERO

The Digivice D-ZERO (数码暴龙机D-ZERO Shùmǎ Bào Lóng Jī D-ZERO) is a model of Digivice that is used in Digimon New Century.
=Overview=
The Digivice D-ZERO was created by the DFT, with the help of the Four Holy Beasts, as a way to deal with possible new conflicts between the Digital World and the Real World. It can only be used by pure-hearted children. Hyuuga Technologies managed to distribute it en masse after overcoming the device's manufacturing difficulties.
=Appearances=
==Video Games==
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=Additional Information=
Category:Digivices
Category:Digimon New Century