Evolving Your Digimon

Your main goal in the game will be to evolve your digimon into a higher state to gain more stats so you can defeat increasingly stronger digimon on your way.

To achieve that you have to train the stats of your Digimon in your gym.

Sounds easy at first but the system behind it is more complex as one might think from an old Ps1 game.

There are 5 main stats you can train. They are pretty self explanatory but still I will explain them:

**HP:** Increases the max. health of your digimon.

**MP:** Increases the max. mana points your digimon can use for attacks.

**Attack:** Increases the damage output of your digimon.

**Defense:** Increases the defense of your digimon so enemy attacks deal less damage.

**Speed:** Increases how often your digimon uses attacks. (less idle time in between attacks)

**Brains:** Your digimon will gain new commands it can react to and if trained enough can even learn a new technique.

While these stats are pretty obvious there are some other stats that will also affect the way your digimon will turn out.

Besides training your stats you also can increase your chance of getting a specific digimon by:

**Adjusting its weight**

**Fight other digimon or avoid fighting**

**Happiness and Discipline**

**How many mistakes your digimon has (pooping on the ground)**

**How many techniques you know**

So you have to keep many factors in check to guide your digimon into the path you want.

There are even some Digimon that are more likely to evolve from specific rookies, like Patamon for example has a higher chance to evolve into Angemon than other rookies that also can become Angemon.

And for those who got here but only know Digimon from their childhood watching the anime, yes in the games there are branches of evolutions that are possible. Gabumon doesn't have to evolve into Garurumon as you can see in the image below.

Each Digimon has different branches and because of that it is important to look out wich stat to train to get the right digimon you want.

Back in the early 2000s there were numerous stats floating around in many different forums of the internet but luckily nowadays we already have people, who cracked the code behind this system and there is a tool you can use to guide you through your training.

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### **Evolution Tool**

**!!! https://phoenix-staffel.de/digimon/DigimonWorld/evolution.html !!!**

Simply pick your current digimon, its stats, and then the Digimon you want and it will tell you all stats you need, what other digimon are possible and will give you a score rating of how likely it is your digimon will evolve into a specific one.

With this tool you can easily adjust your stats to see what you have to change in case some stats are overlaping.

Example:

You want Agumon to evolve into Greymon but you notice its required stats overlap with Birdramon, Meramon and Centarumon, so you gonna adjust your digimons weight, make sure it doesn't make a mistake, has enough discipline and in addition you can also try to change a specific stat so the others are ruled out. None of the three need defense for example so trying to get a higher defense stat will tell the game you want Greymon over the others.

In this example if you put the stats for Greymon you will see Centarumon also has the same score as it also needs 100 Brains and the same weight but training a bit defense will put Greymon on a higher score. But training health over 1000 will give Tyrannomon the highest score.

So you can easily adjust the stats in this tool to see what you have to prioritize.

This tool has never failed me!

### What happens if I don't get the stats right?

Your baby and in-training digimon will always evolve into something no matter what you do.

Your rookie on the other hand has two very specific evolutions.

**Not matching any stats:** It will evolve into Nunemon

**Mistake (poop) bar is full:** It will evolve into Sukamon (this can happen regardles of evolution state your digimon is in) and the mistake bar is reset.

So your rookie won't die if you don't train for a champion level digimon.

A champion level digimon however will simply die at around age 13/14 if it doesn't gain enough stats to evolve into ultra level.