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WaddleBih — Digy evolution line
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Published: 2016-06-28 09:15:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 1046; Favourites: 12; Downloads: 0
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I DO NOT OWN DIGIMON IN ANY WAY. The alternate names come from a bootleg Digimon game and were not created by me either (save for Blossomon, I didn't encounter any of them (yet) so I made up that one.) Digy is mine though.Evolution line for Digy, one of the two "interesting" bootleg Digimon (Figure Beasts) that were part of the bootleg army when it decided to invade Dream Land.
He generally travels around while in his "In-Training" stage, Diger Beast (Tokomon). While in this form, it can't fight very well, and his attacks are limited to biting and tackling the enemy (he cannot spit acid bubbles like a real Tokomon.).
His "Rookie" stage is Fala Beast (Floramon), which allows him to defend himself better already. Digy will evolve to Fala Beast when fighting is inevitable. He can attack with "Eggfruit Attack" (throwing egg-shaped fruits on the enemy from his hands) and "Allergy Shower" (trapping the enemy in a cloud of toxic pollen that can poison or paralyze it.).
His "Champion" stage is Mantodea Beast (Snimon). Of all of his evolution stages, Mantodea Beast is certainly the most violent and combat-oriented one. As Digy is a rather laid-back and peace-loving Figure Beast, he doesn't want to evolve into Mantodea Beast and will only do so if left with no other choice. Mantodea Beast has a large variety of destastating attacks, but his favourites are "Twin Sickles" (A X-shaped energy wave launched from his scythes), "Smiling Bomb" (a bomb-shaped projectile which, upon impact, reduces the opponent's will to fight), "Petal Spraying" (A storm of sharp, multi-colored leaves) and "Metal Flame" (a super-hot fireball).
Finally, his "Ultimate" stage is Blossom Beast (Blossomon). At this stage, Digy has more self-control than in his Champion stage, but still possesses an incredible destructive power. He uses his vines to trap his opponents before attacking them mercilessly. His favourite attacks include "Spiral Flower" (throwing flowers sharp like blades on the enemy), "Drain Whip" (squishing the enemy with one of his vines and draining their life energy), and "Pollinosis Shower" (a more powerful and wide-ranged version of Fala Beast's Allergy Shower).
He cannot evolve into a Mega, as his instable core would overload with data and explode, killing Digy immediately. He already is in a dangerous position when he is in his Ultimate, due to his Data core's limited processing capabilities and the huge amount of data it has to keep together, exposing Digy to the risk of suddenly self-destruct.
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Interesting idea to have bootlegs as actual characters, also this makes me realise how much Floramon resembles Snivy.
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It's true that the way I drew Floramon here resembles Snivy a bit XD
I used the monster's sprite from the GBA bootleg Digimon Ruby (or Rury as it is sometimes called, or "Digi World" as the header calls it...) as reference and it's... not very good, kinda hard to see where it starts and where it ends.
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Interesting www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Xy8v7… in this playthrough, the guy's Tokomon evolves into Patamon, I assume that means this game uses the multiple Digivolution lines feature of most Digimon games, which is surprisingly detailed for a bootleg.
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Yeah, it looks like it does.
Similarly, in another playthrough (that is unfortunately no longer accessible), the player wanted one of their monsters to level up only at a certain point in the game to have it evolve into Biyomon.
In my game, as I followed the "destroy every enemy in my way" method, it evolved in another location and into Elecmon.
So I think the game decides in what to evolve the digimon based either on the location or the enemy? I'm not exactly sure but that's an interesting method, especially for a bootleg.
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Yeah, though its made finding footage of "Fala Beast" difficult, after you described it to me I'd really like to see the sprite that inspired your picture. But yes, its very neat that they paid attention to the multiple Digivolution lines, too bad we probably won't have anyone who wants to research the game enough to know how to get the Digimon you want.
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Here you go, here's what the poor guy looks like.
Striking again with the bootleg trait of "hit-or-miss" sprites.
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Heheh I see, and yeah I dunno it doesn't look that different from the official design, its just painted green rather than red/pink. I dunno where you got your interpretation from but I definitely love it X3 if that was the official design for Floramon it would be my favorite Digimon hands down.
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