Stages of Digimon Development
The life of a Digimon begins with an egg. From the very beginning of the game, we are allowed to take care of two pets at once, which can potentially evolve into dozens of different pet that do not have a single evolutionary line. For example, Koromon can become Veemon.
Digimon goes through the following stages of development:
- In-Training
- In-Training II
- Rookie
- Champion
- Ultimate
- Mega
Time in the game passes at one minute per second in real-time. It takes 7 in-game days to become a Champion, and at least 30 days to reach the highest stage of Mega evolution.
Please be warned, these times are approximate. It all depends on how much you care for your pet.
Evolution Requirements
Before compiling the Digimon World Next Order Digivolution Guide, there are certain requirements that need to be met.
Digimon World: Next Order has 6 stats. These are Strength, Endurance, Wisdom, Speed, HP, and MP. If you want to level up your pet, visit the Dojo. This way, you can increase one stat at a time by deciding whether to train both Digimon in the same stat or in different stats.
For example, for Agumon to evolve into Greymon, its strength must be 800, health 1200, speed 600.
Finding Out The Requirements For Evolution
Let’s try to understand how our Digimon evolves.
Evens called “Comunication” randomly occur after a successful battle in the wild or after training in the dojo. If you praise the Digimon at such a moment, you will increase its discipline level, bond, and a new potential form of evolution will be revealed.
“Comunication” occurs if the pet is naughty and does not want to eat the food you give it. If you scold the Digimon fairly, it will be more well-behaved, which will allow it to reveal its full potential.
The good thing is that you only need to repeat this once for each Digimon. Once you know the form and requirements for evolution, it will remain available information. This will help you understand how to evolve your Digimon to get the desired Mega.
Digimon Death
Digimon are just mortals like us. They don’t live very long – only 20 in-game days (assuming they don’t get sick and you don’t help them recover from an injury).
Once your Digimon dies, it loses its evolution level (for example, Champion) and turns back into an egg. You have to choose one of the several available options again to start the evolution process over. That is, the potential forms of Digimon and the criteria for these forms will be available to you.
Unwanted Digital Evolution
This one is pretty simple. The way you treat your Digimon is the way the Digivolution will be. If you don’t care for it and don’t love it, don’t be surprised that your cute pet can turn into a monster. Take the TM stat, for example. Is your Digimon’s poop counter full? Don’t be surprised that your pet can evolve into a nasty Sukamon.
By the way, Digimon’s stats also have a negative effect on Digivolution. If you’re a beginner and your Strength stat is higher than your Wisdom stat, your pet will evolve into a Numemon. Keep in mind that this will happen if all other requirements for any of that Digimon’s potential Champion forms are not met by the time it turns seven years old.
