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The names of the various stages of digivolution
scaryfish Started conversation Jan 10, 2001
I believe the "basic" form as you put it is called "in training" Then it progresses to "rookie" and to "champion" and finally to "ultimate". Also to "mega" for those who can do it.
For example, Agumon is a "rookie". What ever he digivolved from was his "in training" form, and Greymon is a "champion", metalgreymon is the "Ultimate" form of Agumon, and Wargreymon is the "mega " form.
The names of the various stages of digivolution
scaryfish Posted Jan 10, 2001
Oh yeah, and I forgot to say, but "Angewomon" is actually the Ultimate form of .... whatever that thing is. Gatomon is the champion. It never becomes the rookie stage, for some reason. You can tell this by the animation when it digivolves. When a digimon digivolves from champion to ultimate, it gets a special animated sequence, which happens when Gatomon digivolves.
I believe the "yellow puppy" thing is its rookie form, and nobody knows what its in training form looks like...
The names of the various stages of digivolution
Sylvia, pokémon trainer(with her Oddish)(Minister of emerald green, keeper of green magic) Posted Jan 20, 2001
Its "in-training" form is Nyaromon, a yellow cat-head with purple stripes on its back, and a tail with the same patterning. It is shown briefly when Gatomon is remembering her past.
The names of the various stages of digivolution
Researcher 237082 Posted Aug 2, 2003
yes u r right about the animation sequence but u forgot that gatomon can beat a champion (greymon)which means it would be a really strong rokie. and when they first digivolve u hear the level moves and type.
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