Joker Command P1

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Joker Command P2

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Infinite Lives

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Infinite HP

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Infinite MP

801557F2 270F
801557F6 270F

Max Offense

801557E0 03E7

Max Defense

801557E2 03E7

Max Speed

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Max Brains

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Max Bits

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Always Have Finish

8013D65A 0AF1

Perfect Balance of Happy and Discipline

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Press Circle to Complete the Game

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Press Square to Lay Cable

D0135450 FF7F
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Have All Medals

801BDFFA FFFF
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Have All Attacks

30155800 00FF
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30155803 00FF
30155804 00FF
30155805 00FF
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Auto-Kill Most Enemies

80155874 0000
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Weight Modifier (00-27)

801384A3 00??

Age Modifier (00-27)

801384AB 00??

Max Items Slot 1

3013D492 0063

Item Modifier Slot 1

3013D474 00??

Max Items Slot 2

3013D493 0063

Item Modifier Slot 2

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Max Items Slot 3

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Item Modifier Slot 3

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Max Items Slot 4

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Item Modifier Slot 4

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Max Items Slot 5

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Item Modifier Slot 5

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Max Items Slot 6

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Item Modifier Slot 6

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Max Items Slot 7

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Item Modifier Slot 7

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Max Items Slot 8

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Item Modifier Slot 8

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Max Items Slot 9

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Item Modifier Slot 9

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Max Items Slot 10

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Item Modifier Slot 10

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Quantity Digits to Accompany Item Modifier Codes

00 - Small Recovery
01 - Medium Recovery
02 - Large Recovery
03 - Super Recovery
04 - MP Floppy
05 - Medium MP
06 - Large MP
07 - Double Flop
08 - Various
09 - Omnipotent
0A - Protection
0B - Restore
0C - Super Restore
0D - Bandage
0E - Medicine
0F - Offense Disk
10 - Defense Disk
11 - Hi Speed Disk
12 - Omni Disk
13 - S. Offense Disk
14 - S. Defense Disk
15 - S. Speed Disk
16 - Auto Pilot
17 - Offense Chip
18 - Defense Chip
19 - Brain Chip
1A - Quick Chip
1B - HP Chip
1C - MP Chip
1D - DV Chip A
1E - DV Chip D
1F - DV Chip E
20 - Port. Potty
21 - Trn.Manual
22 - Rest Pillow
23 - Enemy Repel

24 - Enemy Bell
25 - Health Shoe
26 - Meat
27 - Giant Meat
28 - Sirloin
29 - Super Carrot
2A - Hawk Radish
2B - Spiny Green
2C - Digimushroom
2D - Ice Mushroom
2E - Deluxe Mushroom
2F - Digipine
30 - Blue Apple
31 - Red Berry
32 - Gold Acorn
33 - Big Berry
34 - Sweet Nut
35 - Super Veggy
36 - Pricklypear
37 - Orange Banana
38 - Power Fruit
39 - Power Ice
3A - Speed Leaf
3B - Sage Fruit
3C - Muscle Yam
3D - Calm Berry
3E - Digianchovy
3F - Digisnapper
40 - DigiTrout
41 - Black Trout
42 - Digicatfish
43 - Digiseabass
44 - Moldy Meat
45 - Happymushroom
46 - Chain Melon
47 - Grey Claws
48 - Fireball
49 - Flamingwing
4A - Iron Hoof
4B - Mono Stone
4C - Steel Drill
4D - White Fang
4E - Black Wing
4F - Spike Club
50 - Flamingmane
51 - White Wing
52 - Torn Tatter
53 - Electo Ring
54 - Rainbowhorn
55 - Rooster
56 - Unihorn
57 - Horn Helmet
58 - Scissor Jaw

59 - Fertilizer
5A - Kogalaws
5B - Water Bottle
5C - North Star
5D - Red Shell
5E - Hard Scale
5F - Bluecrystal
60 - Ice Crystal
61 - Hair Grower
62 - Sunglasses
63 - Metal Part
64 - Fatal Bone
65 - Cyber Part
66 - Mega Hand
67 - Silver Ball
68 - Metal Armor
69 - Chainsaw
6A - Small Spear
6B - X Bandage
6C - Ray Gun
6D - Gold Banana
6E - Mysty Egg
6F - Red Ruby
70 - Beetlepearl
71 - Coral Charm
72 - Moon Mirror
73 - Blue Flute
74 - Old Fishrod
75 - Amazing Rod
76 - Leomonstone
77 - Mansion Key
78 - Gear
79 - Rain Plant
7A - Steak
7B - Frig Key
7C - AS Decoder
7D - Giga Hand
7E - Noble Mane
7F - Metal Banana
Read more: http://www.cheatcc.com/psx/codes/dmw.html#ixzz47fic7Qz5
Under Creative Commons License: Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives
Digimon World Techniques Guide
Ver. 0.7
December 2, 2000
Adam Cochran
dartanel@hotmail.com
---------------------------------------------------------------------Disclaimer:
This guide is copywright (c) 2000 Adam Cochran. I wrote
this solely to ficilitate the distribution of this information,
so I give permission to copy, print, or post this faq in its
unaltered form freely.

---------------------------------------------------------------------Table of Contents
0. Version History
1. Learning Techs
2. Reference Chart
3. a. Fire Techs
b. Battle Techs
c. Air Techs
d. Earth Techs
e. Water Techs
f. Mech Techs
g. Filth Techs
4. Area by area guide
5. Things to do.
6. Thanks
----------------------------------------------------------------------0. Version History
Ver 0.1 First Draft. I loaded up my gameshark and plopped
in the code for all techs, copied down the tech chart and am
filling in the blanks from personal observation.
Ver 0.2 Finally saw Pulse Laser in action, and added info for
meltdown.
Ver 0.3 Got info for infinity burn and Delete Program. Started
area-by-area guide.
Ver 0.4 Minor revisions, added more sections to Area Guide.
Ver 0.5 More minor revisions.
Ver 0.6 More than halfway done. But I think I'm a lot closer than that,
ne? :) Fixed a glaring error and completed the list of where to find
what monsters. Added the how to learn techs section.
Ver 0.7 Finally got a virus ultimate so I could play through Grey
Lord's Manor. Filled out a bunch of info there, plus someone let me
in on some dirty little secrets that let me fill out my filth tech
section. :)
---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Learning Techs
Learning techs is fairly straightforward, but not exactly easy. Learning
techs is a function of the mon's brains stat. When the
digimon's brains stat reaches the high x40s, it becomes eligible to
learn a tech. Your mon can only learn techs that are blue squares in
its tach selection grid. It can learn a tech in one of two ways:
Training in either the green gym classroom, or training with Cherrymon
in misty trees. The chances with cherrymon are higher than with the
green gym classroom, but they are not high in either case. Also, the
tech you learn is random, but if you only have one left to learn, that
really doesn't become an issue.
Having the tech used against you in battle. This is the most reliable
way of learning techs, but still not guarunteed. With your brains stat
at the requisite level, enter battle with a monster that uses that tech.
If the monster uses the tech on you that you are eligible to learn, you
have a chance to learn it.
There are other ways to learn some techs. You can be taught a tech by
the kabuterimon in beetle land if you take a monster with high stats to
him. Seadramon in dragon lake gives you the option to learn an ice tech
when you catch him by fishing (this can be repeated so long as you do
not ask to be friends)
---------------------------------------------------------------------2. Reference Chart
1
2
3
4

Fire

Fire
Tower

Prominence Spit
Beam
Fire

Red
Inferno

Battle

Tremar

Muscle
Charge

War
Cry

Sonic
Jab

Air

Thunder Spinning
Justice Shot

Electric
Cloud

Megalo
Spark

Earth

Poison
Powder

Bug

Mass
Morph

Insect
Plague

Water

Giga
Freeze

Ice
Statue

Winter
Blast

Ice
Needle

Mech

Power
Crane

All-Range
Beam

Metal
Sprinter

Pulse
Laser

Big Poop
Toss

Big Rnd
Toss

Filth

Odor
Poop Spd
Spray
Toss
*****************
Fire

5
Magma
Bomb

6
Heat
Laser

7
Infinity
Burn

8
Meltdown

Battle

Dynamite Counter
Kick

Megaton
Punch

Buster
Dive

Air

Static
Elect

Wind
Cutter

Confused
Storm

Hurricane

Earth

Charm
Perfume

Poison
Claw

Danger
Sting

Green
Trap

Water

Water
Blit

Aqua
Magic

Aurora
Freeze

Tear
Drop

Mech

Delete
Program

DG
Dimension

Full
Reverse
Potential Program

Filth

Poop Rnd Rnd Spd

Horizont- Ult Poop
Toss
Toss
al Kick
Hell
---------------------------------------------------------------------3. Tech Writeups
a. Fire Techs
1 Name: Fire Tower
Power: 155
MP Cost: 81
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Comments: Digimon raises up and a pillar of flame shoots up from
under the target. Can be knocked out of it easy in mob battles
or by enemies with fast techs, but never misses, and is rarely
blocked.
How to get it: Most varieties of Agumon, except the Snow Agumon,
use it frequently
2 Name: Prominence Beam
Power: 444
MP Cost: 183
Range: Long
Special: Flat
Comments: Humanoid Digimon fire this searing beam kamehameha
style, others breathe it out after a strong inhale. Somewhat

long charge-up time gives medium and fast techs plenty of time
to interrupt the attack, but if they're not on the ball,
prominence beam toasts them.
How to get it: Blue Meramon in the Ice Sanctuary use this almost
exclusively. Other strong fire digimon like Vermilimon and Saberdramon use this attack occasionally.
3 Name: Spit Fire
Power: 66
MP Cost: 30
Range: Long
Special:
Comments: The basic fire tech is a quick spit of a relatively slow
fireball. Near-impossible to interrupt, but easy to dodge at
range.
How to get it: Comes free with most fire digimon.
4 Name: Red Inferno
Power: 210
MP Cost: 171
Range: Wide-area
Special:
Comments: Digimon rears back and breathes a spray of fire. Can be
interrupted by a quick attack. The Initial stream is concentrated
on one target, but once it hits it fans out to hit other digimon
behind the enemy.
How to get it: Most mid-level fire digimon use this. Vermilimon,
tankmon, more powerful agumon types, and boss digimon like
greymon and tyrannomon.
5 Name: Magma Bomb
Power: 279
MP Cost: 132
Range: Long
Special: Confusion
Comments: Digimon rears back and tosses a ball of magma which
homes in on the target and explodes. Enough time spent charging
to interrupt the attack, but once it's in the air, there's no
escape but to block it.
How to get it: Any one of the multitudes of Goburimon that infest
the central areas of file island.
6 Name: Heat Laser
Power: 84
MP Cost: 105
Range: Wide-area
Special: Flat
Comments: Digimon rears back and a red zone grows around him,
which bursts to cover the screen, damaging all nearby enemies.
There's a significant time in which the attack can be interrupted, but otherwise faster than most wide-area attacks.
How to get it: Vermillimon in the Dino Region use this rarely, as
do the Darkrizamon in Overdell.
7 Name: Infinity Burn
Power: 488
MP Cost: 264
Range: Wide-area
Special: Stun
Comments: An extreme version of Fire Tower. A bit slower to start,
but area-effect and more powerful.
How to get it: Only powerful boss fire digimon like metal greymon use
this in battle, so your best bet will be by training brains.
8 Name: Meltdown

Power: 400
MP Cost: 318
Range: Wide-Area
Special: Stun
Comments: The digimon surrounds itself in a pool of lava, then
jumps up and nearby enemies get hit. A bit slow on the startup,
but effective nonetheless.
How to get it: Vermillimon in Mt. Infinity prefer this attack. Other
vermilimon use this rarely.
*****************
b. Battle Techs
1 Name: Tremar
Power: 178
MP Cost: 168
Range: Wide-Area
Special:
Comments: Digimon hits the ground and boulders go in all directions. Quick but avoidable.
How to get it: In your multiple battles with Ogremon. Nise drimogemon
in gear savannah and vermilimon both use this attack rarely.
2 Name: Muscle Charge
Power: 0
MP Cost: 66
Range: User
Special: Increases Attack power by large amount.
Comments: You are vulnerable while using this tech, but the attack
can't be stopped.
How to get it: Mud Frigimon on Mt. Panorama, Rockmon in Mt.
Infinity, or all varieties of Agumon.
3 Name: War Cry
Power: 0
MP Cost: 42
Range: User
Special: All stats go up by a small amount (still more than an
Omni Disk gives you)
Comments: Like muscle charge, you can be hit while using this, but
it still goes off.
How to get it: Safest way is from the Psychemon that roam Gear
Savannah. Many other digimon with battle techs use this.
4 Name: Sonic Jab
Power: 52
MP Cost: 18
Range: Short
Special:
Comments: Quick, very quick. If you're close, you can stop most
attacks with this.
How to get it: Comes free with most fighting digimon.
5 Name: Dynamite Kick
Power: 193
MP Cost: 99
Range: Short
Special: Stun
Comments: Digimon Kicks with both legs. Medium speed.
How to get it: Safest place if from the J-Moyjamon or Tsukaimon in
Tropical Jungle.
6 Name: Counter
Power: 285
MP Cost: 165
Range: Short
Special: Confusion

Comments: You can't really attack with this, but if your digimon
has it and blocks a short-range attack, he will sometimes grab
the attacker and hit them with this.
How to get it: Got mine by training brains, so can't say for sure.
7 Name: Megaton Punch
Power: 320
MP Cost: 186
Range: Short
Special: Stun
Comments: The wind-up... and the smash! A bit slow to charge but
davastating, even damaging blocking opponents.
How to get it: The Gatsumon at Great Canyon use this almost
exclusively.
8 Name: Buster Dive
Power: 500
MP Cost: 258
Range: Long
Special: Confusion
Comments: Digimon Charges up and dashes forward, exploding into
their foe. Totally devastating attack, but difficult to hit with
between inaccuracy and charge time.
How to get it: Most people recommend the Hyogamon in Freezeland.
Also, Gotsumon in Great canyon use this attack on occasion, but
I've had little success in learning it from them.
*****************
c. Air Techs
1 Name: Thunder Justice
Power: 586
MP Cost: 330
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Comments: Digimon Sends a bolt skyward, which comes down of the
foe, hard. Short time to inturrupt the attack, and cannot dodge.
Most foes can at least trade hits while waiting for the
lightning to strike, however.
How to get it: Digitamamon, Machinedramon, and Waruseadramon use it.
Soulmon in Grey Lord's manor use it as well.
2 Name: Spinning Shot
Power: 389
MP Cost: 150
Range: Long
Special:
Comments: Digimon spins for a vulnerable moment, then three wind
blades come out. Strong attack and can hit two and sometimes
three enemies, but that vulnerable moment is my only objection
to it.
How to get it: The best bet is the Sand Yanmon in Great Canyon.
3 Name: Electric Cloud
Power: 120
MP Cost: 69
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Comments: After a short charge up, a charged cloud floats onto the
enemy. Can't be dodged, but otherwise weak.
How to get it: The Modoki Betamon use this enough that you should
have no trouble learning it.
4 Name: Megalo Spark
Power: 382
MP Cost: 174
Range: Long

Special: Stun
Comments: Digimon quickly charges up a ball of electricity which
flies straight at the enemy great for stand-up fights, but if
the opponent is on the move it misses often. But for a stand-up
fight, it's hard to beat.
How to get it: Safest place if from the Soulmon in Overdell
Cemetary.
5 Name: Static Elect
Power: 85
MP Cost: 45
Range: Short
Special: Stun
Comments: Digimon charges up for half a second and tazers his foe.
The charge up gives most digimon a chance to walk out of range.
How to get it: Comes with most air-type digimon.
6 Name: Wind Cutter
Power: 178
MP Cost: 93
Range: Long
Special:
Comments: Digimon Quickly flies up and sends a razor disk at the
foe. Quick but mid-power.
How to get it: Most low-level air-type digimon use this often.
7 Name: Confused Storm
Power: 225
MP Cost: 216
Range: Wide-area
Special: Confusion
Comments: A colorful swirl fills the screen, then rainbow waves
emanate from the digimon and hit the foes. The time before the
rainbow waves is ample opportunity to interrupt the attack.
How to get it: The Piddomon in Mt. Infinity are the only non-boss
to use this attack with any frequency (good luck)
8 Name: Hurricane
Power: 366
MP Cost: 255
Range: Wide-area
Special: Confusion
Comments: The digimon flies into the air, forms a tornado around
intself, begs the opponent to interrupt the attack for a couple
seconds, then punishes them for their ineptitude by hitting them
with a powerful wave of air.
How to get it: The Sand Yanmon in Great Canyon use this along with
spinning shot often.
*****************
d. Earth Techs
1 Name: Poison Powder
Power: 117
MP Cost: 171
Range: Wide-Area
Special: Poison
Comments: Digimon sprays a bunch of little pink balls into the
air, which come down and hit all other digimon. Hard to defend
against.
How to get it: Most low level plant digimon use this often.
Especially the Arurumon and Red Vegimon in native forest.
2 Name: Bug
Power: 500
MP Cost: 354
Range: Long

Special: Flat
Comments: Digimon realeases several bugs, one of which crawls up
target's back and explodes.
How to get it: Bring a digimon with at least 500 speed and defense
to Bettle Land, talk to one of the Kabuterimon there and he will
teach this to you (may also need 500 brains and offense, but I
didn't have to train those up while I was there, so I can't
say for sure.) Also the tentomon in beetle land use this attack.
3 Name: Mass Morph
Power: 0
MP Cost: 30
Range: User
Special: Raises all stats by a small amount, defense by a large
amount.
Comments: Like all stat boosters, you are vulnerable while the animation goes on, but the stat boost can't be stopped.
How to get it: The Weedmon in Great Canyon use this a good deal.
4 Name: Insect Plague
Power: 58
MP Cost: 96
Range: Long
Special: Poison
Comments: A pink cloud slowly floats toward the enemy. When they
touch it, they pause, then take damage.
How to get it: Higher level insect digimon use this. Like the yanmon
in geko swamp, and the tentomon in Bettle Land.
5 Name: Charm Perfume
Power: 180
MP Cost: 210
Range: Wide-Area
Special: Confusion
Comments: A pink cloud slowly spreads out and damages all
nearby digmon.
How to get it: Red Vegiemon use this often enough.
6 Name: Poison Claw
Power: 62
MP Cost: 51
Range: Short
Special: Poison
Comments: Digimon walks up, hits the opponent, and they sometimes
get poisoned. Fast attack.
How to get it: Basic attack for most plant-type digimon.
7 Name: Danger Sting
Power: 157
MP Cost: 102
Range: Short
Special: Flat
Comments: Digimon hits foe. Fast attack. You can tell this attack
from poison claw by a high-pitched noise preceding the strike.
How to get it: Used by most low level insect digimon.
8 Name: Green Trap
Power: 310
MP Cost: 147
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Comments: A trail of roots sprouts between attacker and target.
When it reaches target, a mass of brambles sprouts around him.
Tough to dodge, and stuns often.
How to get it: Weedmon in Great Canyon uses this.

*****************
e. Water Techs
1 Name: Giga Freeze
Power: 264
MP Cost: 120
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Comments: Ice breath with enough of an inhale to break the attack
during.
How to get it: The Gururumon of Ice Sanctuary and Mt. Infinity
favor this attack. Also Ice devimon like this attack.
2 Name: Ice Statue
Power: 424
MP Cost: 186
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Comments: The digimon points at their enemy and it's quickly
encased in ice.
How to get it: Ice Devimon in Freezeland uses this a lot. As do
most powerful ice digimon.
3 Name: Winter Blast.
Power: 120
MP Cost: 169
Range: Wide-Area
Special: Stun
Comments: The digimon twirls in the air and a blizzard covers the
screen, which hits all other digimon a second later. Nearimpossible to inturrupt, impossible to dodge.
How to get it: Most Ice digimon use this.
4 Name: Ice Needle
Power: 126
MP Cost: 78
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Comments: A quick but weak attack with a dagger of ice.
How to get it: Most weaker ice digimon use this.
5 Name: Water Blit
Power: 211
MP Cost: 102
Range: Long
Special:
Comments: A strong, but slow attack where the digimon charges up
and spit a ball of water.
How to get it: Easiest place if from the J-Moyjamon of Tropical
Jungle.
6 Name: Aqua Magic
Power: 0
MP Cost: 36
Range: User
Special: Raises all stats.
Comments: This attack is easily mistaken for war cry. The difference
is that droplets of water rise up around the digimon instead of
balls of light.
How to get it: Gururumon use this attack a lot, as do the Mori
shellmon in Misty Trees.
7 Name: Aurora Freeze
Power: 430
MP Cost: 258
Range: Wide area

Special: Flat
Comments: Digimon charges up for way too long, during which
sparkles of light are drawn toward him and then are shot
up into the sky. Then an aurora appears and all other
digimon are struck down.
How to get it: Rockmon in Mt. Infinity try to use this alot, if
you can keep your digimon from attacking him long enough. Also
waruseadramon in the second battle with ogremon loves this attack.
8 Name: Tear Drop
Power: 60
MP Cost: 42
Range: Long
Special: Flat
Comments: Digimon summons up a drop of water above your head,
which then falls on you. Can be dodged, but is tough. Tough
also to interrupt.
How to get it: Arugamon in tropical jungle like this one. It also
comes with most water digimon.
*****************
f. Mech Techs
1 Name: Power Crane
Power: 226
MP Cost: 126
Range: Long
Special:
Comments: Digimon rears back and sends a huge mechanical arm at
foe. If enemy moves while charging up, they will likely avoid
it, but otherwise accurate enough.
How to get it: Guardromon in Factorial Town.
2 Name: All Range Beam
Power: 573
MP Cost: 330
Range: Wide-Area
Special:
Comments: This attack is a true room-clearer. Impossible to
iterrupt (though you are vulnerable while the attack is
happening), wide area, and horribly powerful. There are
safe spots at longer ranges, but most digimon will suffer for
being there to see this one.
How to get it: The guardromon inside Factorial town factory use
this one.
3 Name: Metal Sprinter
Power: 150
MP Cost: 165
Range: Wide-Area
Special:
Comments: Digmon summons a pile of junk and sends it in all
directions. Quick enough, but can be interrupted and dodged.
How to get it: Comes with most Mech digimon.
4 Name: Pulse Laser
Power: 389
MP Cost: 168
Range: Long
Special:
Comments: A swarm of little blue pulses fan out and converge on the
target. The attack can be broken while the digimon is charging up,
but this is difficult. The attack can hit nearby bystanders as it
fans out to home in on the target. An excellent attack.
How to get it: Metal Mammemon is the only digimon to use this outside of a tournament, but he uses it enough that if you can, you
will most likely learn it.

5 Name: Delete Program

Power: 430
MP Cost: 219
Range: Long
Special: Flat
Comments: A stream of data wraps around the target and they take
damage. Quick to come out, but a good window to break the attack
exists while the data is circling around.
How to get it: Giromon uses this attack, and is the only digimon to
use it with any frequency out of tournaments.
6 Name: DG Dimension
Power: 722
MP Cost: 420
Range: Wide Area
Special:
Comments: Attacker summons all digimon into a wireframe world
where floating cubes redefine pain. Can be interrupted if other
digimon are fast, but otherwise they're in for a whole new world
of suffering.
How to get it: Giromon and Machinedramon use this one. Otherwise
you have to learn it by training your brains stat and praying.
7 Name: Full potential
Power: 0
MP Cost: 99
Range: User
Special: All stats rise by a large amount.
Comments: Several gears swirl out from underneath the digimon.
Digimon is vulnerable while this is happening, but it's already too
late to stop the stat boost.
How to get it: Machinedramon uses this in the rematch in back
dimension. If you miss it, you will most likely have to get
it from training.
8 Name: Reverse Prog
Power: 256
MP Cost: 297
Range: Long
Special: Flat
Comments: Two meters and various other data surround attacker and
target. When meter counts off around target, they take damage.
Easy to interrupt, can't dodge, and almost impossible to block.
How to get it: Giromon uses this as his primary attack. Tekkamon in
Grey Lord's Manor also uses this. Both mons, however, are bosses,
so if you miss it then, you'll likely have to get it by training
brains.
*****************
g. Filth Techs
1 Name: Odor Spray
Power: 88
MP Cost: 75
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Comments: Digimon breathes brown clouds at target.
How to get it: Used often by the Geremon.
2 Name: Poop Spd Toss
Power: 122
MP Cost: 96
Range: Long
Special: Poison
Comments: Digimon tosses a small pile of poop at target.
How to get it: Geremon and Platinum Sukamon use this.

3 Name: Big Poop Toss

Power: 211
MP Cost: 192
Range: Long
Special: Confusion
Comments: Digimon creates a large pile of poop and tosses it on the
target's head.
How to get it: Geremon and Platinum Sukamon use this.
4 Name: Big Rnd Toss
Power: 211
MP Cost: 282
Range: Wide area
Special: Confusion
Comments: Digimon creates a large pile of poop and tosses it on the
target, the pile then explodes into several smaller piles which fan
out in all directions.
How to get it: Geremon and Platinum Sukamon use this.
5 Name: Poop Rnd Toss
Power: 75
MP Cost: 120
Range: Wide-Area
Special: Poison
Comments: Digimon creates a small pile of poop and tosses it in the
air. It spreads out and hits digimon in the area.
How to get it: One of the Geremon inside factorial town factory use
this.
6 Name: Rnd Spd Toss
Power: 122
MP Cost: 216
Range: Wide Area
Special: Poison
Comments: Digimon creates a small pile of poop and tosses it at the
target. The pile of poop explodes into several other piles which
spray in all directions.
How to get it: Geremon and Platinum Sukamon use this.
7 Name: Horizontal Kick
Power: 53
MP Cost: 24
Range: Short
Special:
Comments: Digimon turns sideways and kicks foe with a spray of odor.
(Should this be renamed gas attack? :)
How to get it: Basic attack for filth digimon.
8 Name: Ult Poop Hell
Power: 333
MP Cost: 333
Range: Wide Area
Special: Flat
Comments: Several large piles of poop fall from the sky around the
target. Then a giant pile lands right on them. Relatively easy to
interrupt, as the target can break the attack while the smaller
poops are falling.
How to get it: One of the platinum sukamon inside factorial town
factory uses this.
----------------------------------------------------------------------4. Area by Area Guide
File City
Day (Digimon Bridge area, not always there)
Aruramon: Tear Drop, Poison Powder, Poison Sting

Night
Tsukaimon: Sonic Jab, Dynamite Kick, Static Elect, Wind cutter
Boss
Greymon: Red Inferno, Spit Fire,
Airdramon:
*****************
Native Forest
Day
Modoki Betamon: Static Elect, Electric Cloud, Water Blit (rare)
Red Vegiemon: Poison Claw, Poison Powder, Danger Sting
Aruramon: Tear Drop, Poison Powder, Poison Claw
Goburimon: Sonic Jab, Magma Bomb, Megaton Punch
Night
Dokunemon: Poison Claw, Danger Sting
Goburimon: Sonic Jab, Magma Bomb, Megaton Punch
Boss
Agumon: Spit Fire, Sonic Jab
Kunemon: Static Elect, Electric Cloud
Palmon: Poison Powder, Tear Drop, Poison Claw
*****************
Tropical Jungle
Day
Aruramon: Tear Drop, Poison Claw, Poison Powder
Muchomon: Dynamite Kick, Ice Needle, Poison Claw
Yanmon: Wind Cutter, Static Elect, Electric Cloud, Danger Sting
Red Vegiemon: Poison Claw, Poison Powder, Danger Sting
Night
J-Moyjamon: Sonic Jab, Dynamite Kick, Water Blit
Tsukaimon: Sonic Jab, Static Elect, Wind Cutter, Dynamite Kick
Boss
Piximon: Confused Storm, Megalo Spark, Bug
*****************
Mangrove Region
Day
Yanmon: Wind Cutter, Danger Sting, Rolling Cutter
Muchomon: Dynamite Kick, Poison Claw, Ice Needle
Modoki Betamon: Static Elect, Electric Cloud, Danger Sting
Night
J-Moyjamon: Dynamite Kick, Water Blit, Sonic Jab
*****************
Ancient Dino Region
Day
Vermilimon: Spit Fire, Magma Bomb, Heat Laser
Yanmon: Rolling Cutter, Danger Sting, Wind Cutter
Night
Vermilimon: Spit Fire, Magma Bomb, Heat Laser
Yanmon: Rolling Cutter, Danger Sting, Wind Cutter
Boss
Tyrannomon: Red inferno, Fire tower, magma bomb
*****************
Speedy Time Zone:
Day
Gotsumon: Megaton Punch, Sonic Jab, Buster Dive
Saberdramon: Spinning Shot, Wind Cutter, Prominence Beam
Night
Gotsumon: Megaton Punch, Buster Dive, Sonic Jab
Darkrizamon:
Boss
Meteormon: Meltdown,
*****************
Overdell
Day
Darkrizamon:
Soulmon: Electric Cloud, Static Elect, Megalo Spark
Night

Darkrizamon:
Tsukaimon:
Soulmon: Electric Cloud, Static Elect, Megalo Spark
*****************
Grey Lord's Manor
Day/Night
Soulmon: Thunder Justice, Megalo Spark, Electric Cloud
Tsukaimon:
Rockmon:
Darkrizamon: Heat Laser, Magma Bomb
Boss
Tekkomon: Buster Dive, Full Potential, Reverse Program
Skull Greymon: War Cry, Dynamite Kick, Buster Dive
*****************
Great Canyon
Day
Goburimon:
Gotsumon: Sonic Jab, Megaton Punch, Buster Dive
Weedmon: Mass Morph, Green Trap, Danger Sting
Sand Yanmon: Wind Cutter, Spinning Shot, Hurricane
Muchomon:
Night
Gotsumon: Sonic Jab, Megaton Punch, Buster Dive
Gururumon:
Weedmon:
Goburimon:
Boss
Birdramon: Prominence Beam,
Ogremon: Sonic Jab, Megaton Punch, Tremar, Magama Bomb
Agumon:
*****************
Ogre Fortress
Boss
Gabumon: War Cry, Sonic Jab,
Agumon: Fire Tower, Spit Fire, Muscle Charge
Ogremon: Megaton Punch, Tremar, Magma Bomb
*****************
Freezeland
Day
Snow Agumon: Ice Needle, Muscle Charge, Winter Blast
Snow Goburimon: Ice Needle, Winter Blast, Megaton Punch
Hyogamon: Giga Freeze, Buster Dive, Winter Blast
Night
Ice Devimon: Ice Statue, War Cry, Sonic Jab, Ice Needle
Snow Goburimon: Ice Needle, Winter Blast, Megaton Punch
Hyogamon: Giga Freeze, Buster Dive, Winter Blast
Boss
Garurumon: Giga Freeze, Ice Statue, Aqua Magic, Winter Blast
*****************
Ice Sanctuary
Day/Night
Ice Gotsumon: Ice Needle, Winter Blast, Ice Statue
Blue Meramon: Prominence Beam, Ice Statue
Hyogamon: Ice Needle, Megaton Punch, Buster Dive, Giga Freeze
Gururumon: Aqua Magic, Winter Blast, Ice Statue, Giga Freeze
*****************
Secret Cave
Boss
Ogremon: Tremar, Megaton Punch, Magma Bomb
Gabumon:
Waruseadramon: Aurora Freeze, Thunder Justice
*****************
Misty Trees
Day
Fugamon: Wind Cutter, Megaton Punch, Static Elect

Mori Shellmon: Aqua Magic, Water Blit, Charm perfume, Ice Statue
Goburimon:
Night
Darkrizamon:
Tsukaimon:
Goburimon:
Fugamon: Wind Cutter, Megaton Punch, Static Elect
Saberdramon:
Boss
Gabumon:
Kokatorimon:
*****************
Toy Town
Day/Night
Toy Agumon: Red Inferno, Muscle Charge, Spit Fire, Fire Tower
Tankmon: Red Inferno, Muscle Charge,
Boss
WaruMonzaemon: Megalo Spark,
*****************
Geko Swamp
Day
Yanmon: Spinning Shot, Danger Sting, Insect Plague, Wind Cutter
Night
Gekomon:
Boss
Otanamon:
*****************
Gear Svannah
Day
Psychemon: War Cry, Sonic Jab,
Shima Unimon: Dynamite Kick, War Cry
Sharmamon: Magma Bomb, Sonic Jab, Megaton Punch
Akatorimon:
Night
Tsukaimon:
Nise Drimogemon: Sonic Jab, Dynamite Kick, Tremar
Sharmamon: Magma Bomb, Sonic Jab, Megaton Punch
Psychemon:
Boss
Patamon: Wind Cutter, Sonic Jab, Dynamite Kick

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Table of Contents
Introduction
List of techniques learned; by digimon
List of techniques learned; by technique
List of techniques
Opinions
FAQ version history
Thanks
Contact Information
Legal Information

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Introduction----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This FAQ, rather late in creation for a game that was released in the
year 2000 in the US, is a product of there being a lack of this list, at
least that I was able to find, around the internet. I was trying to
fill out my technique chart and as such I was trying to guide my
digivolution towards digimon that could learn techniques that I had not
learned yet. While some techniques, like Dynamite Kick, are fairly
ubiquitous and you have more trouble finding a digimon that CAN'T learn
the technique rather than one that can, some others, like Infinity Burn
are only learned by a few digimon total. Add in that some moves can
only be learned from bosses or by brains training, and you can have
some trouble finishing up that tech chart!Thus was born my desire to
create the list myself, for the general use of everyone.
So, what's the deal with techniques?
There are a total of 7 different technique types in the game. These
are Fire, Battle, Air, Earth, Ice, Mech, and Filth in order. Each
digimon that you raise has access to 1, 2, or even 3 different types
of techniques, and frequently not even the whole row of 8 techniques
in each type. As one of the many goals in this game is to fill out
the entire technique chart, which starts empty and must be filled in
by learning the techniques, you are forced to raise many digimon to
fill out the chart in its entirety.This guide will help in that
task by avoiding the guessing game if the digimon you are aiming for
will be able to learn the technique that you want it to. This FAQ
does not include a digivolution guide but that is generally easy

enough to find on the internet.

Techniques can be learned in two ways. The main way to learn techs
is to witness the tech being used in battle.You have to be able
to use the technique with the digimon you are using and even then it
isn't guaranteed that you will learn the technique after the battle.
There are two ways that you can improve the chance of learning the
technique in this way. First of all, the more an enemy uses the
tech in question, the greater your chance of learning it. Secondly,
your digimon's brains stat generally improves the chance, with a
higher score giving you a better chance. The other way to learn
techniques is directly by brains training, either through the black
board in the green gym or by Cherrymon's lessons. However, you only
have a chance to learn a new, lernable technique when you pass a
multiple of 50 in brains, and this way of learning isn't guaranteed
either. In general, if you are training brains from 0 to 950 you
will only learn a technique or two, and you will take a good deal
of your digimon's life to do it.You may not even learn a single
one!There is also a third way to learn techniques, directly from
NPCs as a gift of sorts, but this way is only available late in the
game and only a few ice techniques and a single earth technique are
available this way, so it isn't really worth discussing.
This FAQ has two main components. First of all is a list of techs
learned sorted by the digimon that learns them. It is sorted first
by level, Rookie, Champion, or Ultimate, and secondly alphabetically
within the digimon level. This first list is useful if you are
curious about what a specific digimon you may want to digivolve to
learns. For example, you may want to raise a Ninjamon because for
some reason you find him cool, consult this list, and realize that
he doesn't really learn a single strong move. This information may
change your mind. Perhaps you like digimon with a specific type of
technique, or even a specific technique that you find really useful.
The second main component lists the techniques out sorted by
technique and listing every digimon that can learn that respective
tech. This is a great help if you are towards the end of your tech
chart filling escapades and random digimon simply aren't getting you
anything new. Some techniques are quite rare to see and you need to
plan to have a digimon that can learn them from a specific boss, or
simply know which digimon to aim for so you can brains train the
living daylights out of it.
Finally, a secondary component is a list of all of the techniques
and their pertinent information. The reason this is secondary is
simply because everything can be found in the game by highlighting
the respective technique, and more in-depth technique FAQs are
also widely available, with additional information like where they
can be learned, which, as of this version, I have chosen not to
include.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------List of techniques learned; by digimon---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------In this list I have used a shorthand for the techniques learned.
example, Agumon is listed as follows:

For

Agumon
Fire 1,3,4,5,6
Battle 2,4
This means that he can learn the techniques in the first, third,
fourth, fifth, and sixth spots in the fire techniques row, as well as

the ones in the second and fourth spots in the battle tech row. This
isn't particularly useful information unless you can see the chart and
know what moves are in those spots, so in the list of techniques I have
included a search term to help you find them better. Simply hit ctrl+F
and enter "Fire1" or "Battle4" and it will take you to that section and
to the technique in question, so that you can see the first fire tech
is Fire Tower and the fourth battle tech is Sonic Jab.
You can also simply refer to the technique chart in game, where every
technique is layed out very nicely.But that is neither here nor there
so, without further pause, the list!
---------------------------------ROOKIES-------------------------------Agumon
Fire 1,3,4,5,6
Battle 2,4
Betamon
Air 3,5
Ice 1,3,4,5,6
Biyomon
Fire 3,6
Air 2,3,6,7,8
Elecmon
Battle 2,5,6
Air 3,4,5,6
Gabumon
Fire 1,6
Battle 1,3,4,5,7
Kunemon
Air 3,4,5
Earth 1,3,6,7
Palmon
Earth 1,3,5,6
Ice 5,6,8
Patamon
Battle 3,4,5,8
Air 2,6,7
Penguinmon
Earth 5,6
Ice 1,3,4,5,6
--------------------------------CHAMPIONS------------------------------Airdramon
Fire 2,3,6
Air 2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Angemon
Battle, 2,5,6
Air 2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Bakemon
Air 1,2,3,4,5,6,8
Ice 1,3,6
Birdramon

Fire 1,2,3,4,5,6,8
Air 2,6,8
Centarumon
Fire 1,2,3,4,5,6,8
Battle 2,5,6
Coelamon
Earth 4,6,7
Ice 1,2,3,4,5,6,8
Devimon
Battle 2,3,4,5,6,7
Air 1,2,3,4
Ice 1,2
Drimogemon
Battle 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Earth 5,8
Frigimon
Battle 2,4
Ice 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Garurumon
Fire 1,3,5
Battle 3,7,8
Ice 1,2,3,4,6
Greymon
Fire 1,2,3,4,5,6,8
Battle 2,5,6
Air 2,4
Kabuterimon
Fire 2,3,4
Air 6,8
Earth 1,3,5,6,7,8
Kokatorimon
Battle 1,3,5
Air 2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Kuwagamon
Battle 2,4
Air 2,6
Earth 1,3,5,6,7,8
Leomon
Battle 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Air 4,5
Meramon
Fire 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Battle 3,5,6
Mojyamon
Battle 5,7
Earth 3,8
Ice 1,3,4,5,6,7
Monochromon
Fire 2,3,4,6,8
Battle 1,6,7
Earth 3,4,8

Nanimon
Battle 5,6,7
Filth 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Ninjamon
Fire 1,5
Battle 3,4,5,6
Earth 1,3,5,7
Numemon
Filth 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Ogremon
Fire 3,4,5
Battle 1,3,4,5,7,8
Earth 4,6
Seadramon
Fire 3,5
Earth 1,5,7
Ice 1,3,4,5,6,8
Shellmon
Earth 1,5
Ice 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Sukamon
Filth 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Tyrannomon
Fire 2,3,5
Battle 1,2,3,4,5,7,8
Unimon
Battle 3,5,6
Air 2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Vegiemon
Earth 1,3,5,6,7,8
Ice 5,6
Whamon
Earth 1,5
Ice 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
-------------------------------ULTIMATES-------------------------------Andromon
Battle 1,6,7,8
Air 4,5
Mech 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Digitamamon
Fire 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Air 1,2,4,7,8
Ice 6,8
Etemon
Battle 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Air 1,2,4
Filth 7,8
Giromon
Battle 7,8

Air 1,3,4
Mech 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Hercules Kabuterimon
Fire 2,4
Battle 2,6,7,8
Earth 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Mamemon
Battle 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Mech 1,3,4,7,8
Megadramon
Battle 5,7
Ice 1,2,3
Mech 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Megaseadramon
Air 6,7,8
Ice 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Metal Greymon
Fire 6,7,8
Battle 1,7,8
Mech 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Metal mamemon
Battle 1,3,4,5,6,7,8
Mech 2,3,4,5,8
Monzaemon
Battle 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Air 1,3,4,5,7
Piximon
Air 2,6,7,8
Earth 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Phoenixmon
Fire 2,4,5,8
Air 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Skullgreymon
Battle 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Ice 1,2,3
Mech 2,4
Vademon
Earth 2,5,8
Mech 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------List of techniques learned; by technique--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Fire Skill 1 - Fire Tower - Agumon, Gabumon, Birdramon, Centaurumon,
Garurumon, Greymon, Meramon, Ninjamon, Digitamamon
Fire Skill 2 - Prominence Beam - Airdramon, Birdramon, Centaurumon,
Greymon, Kabuterimon, Meramon, Monochromon, Tyrannomon, Digitamamon,
Hercules Kabuterimon
Fire Skill 3 - Spit fire - Agumon, Biyomon, Airdramon, Birdramon,
Centaurumon, Garurumon, Greymon, Kabuterimon, Monochromon, Ogremon,
Seadramon, Tyrannomon, Digitamamon

Fire Skill 4 - Red Inferno - Agumon, Birdramon, Centaurumon, Greymon,

Kabuterimon, Meramon, Monochromon, Ogremon, Digitamamon, Hercules
Kabuterimon, Phoenixmon
Fire Skill 5 - Magma Bomb - Agumon, Birdramon, Centaurumon, Garurumon,
Greymon, Meramon, Ninjamon, Ogremon, Seadramon, Tyrannomon, Digitamamon,
Phoenixmon
Fire Skill 6 - Heat Laser - Agumon, Biyomon, Gabumon, Airdramon,
Birdramon, Centarumon, Greymon, Meramon, Monochromon, Digitamamon,
Metal Greymon
Fire Skill 7 - Infinity Burn - Meramon, Digitamamon, Metal Greymon
Fire Skill 8 - Meltdown - Birdramon, Centaurumon, Greymon, Monochromon,
Digitamamon, Metal Greymon, Phoenixmon
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Battle Skill 1 - Tremar - Gabumon, Drimogemon, Kokatorimon, Leomon,
Monochromon, Ogremon, Tyrannomon, Andromon, Etemon, Mamemon, Metal
Greymon, Metal Mamemon, Monzaemon, Skullgreymon
Battle Skill 2 - Muscle Charge - Agumon, Elecmon, Angemon, Centaurumon,
Devimon, Drimogemon, Frigimon, Greymon, Kuwagamon, Leomon, Tyrannomon,
Etemon, Hercules Kabuterimon, Mamemon, Monzaemon, Skull Greymon
Battle Skill 3 - War Cry - Gabumon, Patamon, Devimon, Drimogemon,
Garurumon, Kokatorimon, Leomon, Meramon, Ninjamon, Ogremon, Tyrannomon,
Unimon, Etemon, Mamemon, Metal Mamemon, Monzaemon, Skull Greymon
Battle Skill 4 - Sonic Jab - Agumon, Gabumon, Patamon, Devimon,
Drimogemon, Frigimon, Kuwagamon, Leomon, Ninjamon, Ogremon, Tyrannomon,
Etemon, Mamemon, Metal Mamemon, Monzaemon, Skull Greymon
Battle Skill 5 - Dynamite Kick - Elecmon, Gabumon, Patamon, Angemon,
Centaurumon, Devimon, Drimogemon, Greymon, Kokatorimon, Leomon, Meramon,
Mojyamon, Nanimon, Ninjamon, Ogremon, Tyrannomon, Unimon, Etemon,
Mamemon, Megadramon, Metal Mamemon, Monzaemon, Skull Greymon
Battle Skill 6 - Counter - Elemon, Angemon, Centaurumon, Devimon,
Drimogemon, Greymon, Leomon, Meramon, Monochromon, Nanimon, Ninjamon,
Unimon, Andromon, Etemon, Hercules Kabuterimon, Mamemon, Metal Mamemon,
Monzaemon, Skull Greymon
Battle Skill 7 - Megaton Punch - Gabumon, Devimon, Drimogemon,
Garurumon, Leomon, Mojyamon, Monochromon, Nanimon, Ogremon, Tyrannomon,
Andromon,Etemon, Giromon, Hercules Kabuterimon, Mamemon, Megadramon,
Metal Greymon, Metal Mamemon, Monzaemon, Skullgreymon
Battle Skill 8 - Buster Dive - Patamon, Drimogemon, Garurumon, Leomon,
Ogremon, Tyrannomon, Andromon, Etemon, Giromon, Hercules Kabuterimon,
Mamemon, Metal Greymon, Metal Mamemon, Monzaemon, Skullgreymon
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Air Skill 1 - Thunder Justice - Bakemon, Devimon, Digitamamon, Etemon,
Giromon, Monzaemon, Phoenixmon
Air Skill 2 - Spinning Shot - Biyomon, Patamon, Airdramon, Angemon,
Bakemon, Birdramon, Devimon, Greymon, Kokatorimon, Kuwagamon, Unimon,
Digitamamon, Etemon, Piximon, Phoenixmon
Air Skill 3 - Electric Cloud - Betamon, Biyomon, Elecmon, Kunemon,

Airdramon, Angemon, Bakemon, Devimon, Kokatorimon, Unimon, Giromon,

Monzaemon, Piximon
Air Skill 4 - Megalo Spark - Elecmon, Kunemon, Airdramon, Angemon,
Bakemon, Devimon, Greymon, Kokatorimon, Leomon, Unimon, Andromon,
Digitamamon, Etemon, Giromon, Monzaemon, Phoenixmon
Air Skill 5 - Static Elec - Betamon, Elemon, Kunemon, Airdramon,
Angemon, Bakemon, Kokatorimon, Leomon, Unimon, Andromon, Monzaemon,
Phoenixmon
Air Skill 6 - Wind Cutter - Biyomon, Elecmon, Patamon, Airdramon,
Angemon, Bakemon, Birdramon, Kabuterimon, Kokatorimon, Kuwagamon,
Unimon, Megaseadramon, Piximon, Phoenixmon
Air Skill 7 - Confused Storm - Biyomon, Patamon, Airdramon, Angemon,
Kokatorimon, Unimon, Digitamamon, Megaeadramon, Monzaemon, Phoenixmon
Air Skill 8 - Hurricane - Airdramon, Angemon, Bakemon, Birdramon,
Kabuterimon, Kokatorimon, Unimon, Digitamamon, Megaseadramon,
Piximon, Phoenixmon
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Earth Skill 1 - Poison Powder - Kunemon, Palmon, Coelamon, Kabuterimon,
Kuwagamon, Ninjamon, Seadramon, Shellmon, Vegiemon, Whamon, Hercules
Kabuterimon, Piximon
Earth Skill 2 - Bug - Hercules Kabuterimon, Piximon, Vademon
Earth Skill 3 - Mass Morph - Kunemon, Palmon, Kabuterimon, Kuwagamon,
Mojyamon, Monochromon, Ninjamon, Vegiemon, Hercules Kabuterimon,
Piximon
Earth Skill 4 - Insect Plague - Coelamon, Monochromon, Ogremon, Hercules
Kabuterimon, Piximon
Earth Skill 5 - Charm Perfume - Palmon, Penguinmon, Drimogemon,
Kabuterimon, Kuwagamon, Ninjamon, Seadramon, Shellmon, Vegiemon, Whamon,
Hercules Kabuterimon, Piximon, Vademon
Earth Skill 6 - Poison Claw - Kunemon, Palmon, Penguinmon, Coelamon,
Kabuterimon, Kuwagamon, Ogremon, Vegiemon, Hercules Kabuterimon,
Piximon
Earth Skill 7 - Danger Sting - Kunemon, Coelamon, Kabuterimon, Kuwagamon
Ninjamon, Seadramon, Vegiemon, Hercules Kabuterimon, Piximon
Earth Skill 8 - Green Trap - Drimogemon, Kabuterimon, Kuwagamon,
Mojyamon, Monochromon, Vegiemon, Hercules Kabuterimon, Piximon, Vademon
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Ice Skill 1 - Giga Freeze - Betamon, Penguinmon, Bakemon, Coelamon,
Devimon, Frigimon, Garurumon, Mojyamon, Searamon, Shellmon, Whamon,
Megadramon, Megaseadramon, Skullgreyon
Ice Skill 2 - Ice Statue - Coelamon, Devimon, Frigimon, Garurumon,
Shellmon, Whamon, Megadramon, Megaseadramon, Skullgreymon
Ice Skill 3 - Winter Blast - Betamon, Penguinmon, Bakemon, Coelamon,
Frigimon, Garurumon, Mojyamon, Seadramon, Shellmon, Whamon, Megadramon,
Megaseadramon, Skullgreymon
Ice Skill 4 - Ice Needle - Betamon, Penguinmon, Coelamon, Frigimon,

Garurumon, Mojyamon, Seadramon, Shellmon, Whamon, Megaseadramon

Ice Skill 5 - Water Blitz - Betamon, Palmon, Penguinmon, Coelamon,
Frigimon, Mojyamon, Seadramon, Shellmon, Vegiemon, Whamon,
Megaseadramon
Ice SKill 6 - Aqua Magic - Betamon, Palmon, Penguinmon, Coelamon,
Frigimon, Garurumon, Mojyamon, Seadramon, Shellmon, Vegiemon, Whamon,
Digitamamon, Megaseadramon
Ice Skill 7 - Aurora Freeze - Frigimon, Mojyamon, Shellmon, Whamon,
Megaseadramon
Ice Skill 8 - Teardrop - Palmon, Coelamon, Frigimon, Seadramon,
Shellmon, Whamon, Megaseadramon
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Mech skill 1 - Power Crane - Andromon, Giromon, Mamemon, Megadramon,
Metal Greymon, Vademon
Mech Skill 2 - All Range Beam - Andromon, Giromon, Megadramon, Metal
Greymon, Metal Mamemon, Skullgreymon, Vademon
Mech Skill 3 - Metal Sprinter - Andromon, Giromon, Mamemon, Megadramon,
Metal Greymon, Metal Mamemon, Vademon
Mech Skill 4 - Pulse Laser - Andromon, Giromon, Mamemon, Megadramon,
Metal Greymon, Metal Mamemon, Skullgreymon, Vademon
Mech Skill 5 - Delete Program - Andromon, Giromon, Megadramon, Metal
Greymon, Metal Mamemon, Vademon
Mech Skill 6 - DG Dimension - Andromon, Giromon, Megadramon, Metal
Greymon, Vademon
Mech Skill 7 - Full Potential - Andromon, Giromon, Mamemon, Megadramon,
Metal Greymon, Vademon
Mech Skill 8 - Reverse Program - Andromon, Giromon, Mamemon, Megadramon,
Metal Greymon, Metal Mamemon, Vademon
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Filth Skill 1 - Odor Spray - Nanimon, Numemon, Sukamon
Filth Skill 2 - Poop Speed Toss - Nanimon, Numemon, Sukamon
Filth Skill 3 - Big Poop Toss - Nanimon, Numemon, Sukamon
Filth Skill 4 - Big Random Toss - Nanimon, Numemon, Sukamon
Filth Skill 5 - Poop Random Toss - Nanimon, Numemon, Sukamon
Filth Skill 6 - Random Speed Toss - Nanimon, Numemon, Sukamon
Filth Skill 7 - Horizontal Kick - Nanimon, Numemon, Sukamon, Etemon
Filth Skill 8 - Ultimate Poop Hell - Numemon, Sukamon, Etemon
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------List of Techniques------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Fire1: Fire Tower

Power: 155
MP: 81
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Fire2: Prominence Beam
Power: 444
MP: 183
Range: Long
Special: Flat
Fire3: Spit Fire
Power: 66
MP: 30
Range: Long
Special: None
Fire4: Red Inferno
Power: 210
MP: 171
Range: Wide
Special: None
Fire5: Magma Bomb
Power: 279
MP: 132
Range: Long
Special: Confuse
Fire6: Heat Laser
Power: 84
MP: 105
Range: Wide
Special: Flat
Frie7: Infinity Burn
Power: 488
MP: 264
Range: Wide
Special: Stun
Fire8: Meltdown
Power: 400
MP: 318
Range: Wide
Special: Stun
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Battle1: Tremar
Power: 178
MP: 168
Range: Wide
Special: None
Battle2: Muscle Charge
Power: 0
MP: 66
Range: Self
Special: Boosts ATK 30%
Battle3: War Cry
Power: 0
MP: 42
Range: Self

Special: Boosts ATK 10%, DEF 5%, and SPD 10%

Battle4: Sonic Jab
Power: 52
MP: 18
Range: Short
Special: None
Battle5: Dynamite Kick
Power: 193
MP: 99
Range: Short
Special: Stun
Battle6: Counter
Power: 285
MP: 165
Range: Short
Special: Confuse
Battle7: Megaton Punch
Power: 320
MP: 186
Range: Short
Special: Stun
Battle8: Buster Dive
Power: 500
MP: 258
Range: Long
Special: Confuse
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Air1: Thunder Justice
Power: 586
MP: 330
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Air2: Spinning Shot
Power: 389
MP: 150
Range: Long
Special: None
Air3: Electric Cloud
Power: 120
MP: 69
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Air4: Megalo Spark
Power: 382
MP: 174
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Air5: Static Elect
Power: 85
MP: 45
Range: Short
Special: Stun

Air6: Wind Cutter

Power: 178
MP: 93
Range: Long
Special: None
Air7: Confused Storm
Power: 225
MP: 216
Range: Wide
Special: Confuse
Air8: Hurricane
Power: 366
MP: 255
Range: Wide
Special: Confuse
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Earth1: Poison Powder
Power: 117
MP: 171
Range: Wide
Special: Poison
Name: Bug
Power: 500
MP: 354
Range: Long
Special: Flat
Earth3: Mass Morph
Power: 0
MP Cost: 30
Range: Self
Special: Boosts DEF 20%, and SPD 10%
Earth4: Insect Plague
Power: 58
MP: 96
Range: Long
Special: Poison
Earth5: Charm Perfume
Power: 180
MP: 210
Range: Wide
Special: Confuse
Earth6: Poison Claw
Power: 62
MP: 51
Range: Short
Special: Poison
Earth7: Danger Sting
Power: 157
MP Cost: 102
Range: Short
Special: Flat
Earth8: Green Trap
Power: 310
MP: 147

Range: Long
Special: Stun
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Ice1: Giga Freeze
Power: 264
MP: 120
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Ice2: Ice Statue
Power: 424
MP: 186
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Ice3: Winter Blast
Power: 120
MP Cost: 169
Range: Wide
Special: Stun
Ice4: Ice Needle
Power: 126
MP: 78
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Ice5: Water Blitz
Power: 211
MP: 102
Range: Long
Special: None
Ice6: Aqua Magic
Power: 0
MP: 36
Range: Self
Special: Boosts ATK 7%, DEF 7%, and SPD 7%
Ice7: Aurora Freeze
Power: 430
MP: 258
Range: Wide
Special: Flat
Ice8: Tear Drop
Power: 60
MP: 42
Range: Long
Special: Flat
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Mech1: Power Crane
Power: 226
MP: 126
Range: Long
Special: None
Mech2: All Range Beam
Power: 573
MP: 330
Range: Wide

Special: None
Mech3: Metal Sprinter
Power: 150
MP: 165
Range: Wide
Special: None
Mech4: Pulse Laser
Power: 389
MP: 168
Range: Long
Special: None
Mech5: Delete Program
Power: 430
MP: 219
Range: Long
Special: Flat
Mech6: DG Dimension
Power: 722
MP: 420
Range: Wide
Special: None
Mech7: Full potential
Power: 0
MP: 99
Range: Self
Special: Boosts ATK 25%, DEF 15%, and SPD 15%
Mech8: Reverse Prog
Power: 256
MP: 297
Range: Long
Special: Flat
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Filth1: Odor Spray
Power: 88
MP: 75
Range: Long
Special: Stun
Filth2: Poop Speed Toss
Power: 122
MP: 96
Range: Long
Special: Poison
Filth3: Big Poop Toss
Power: 211
MP: 192
Range: Long
Special: Confuse
Filth4: Big Random Toss
Power: 211
MP: 282
Range: Wide
Special: Confuse
Filth5: Poop Random Toss

Power: 75
MP: 120
Range: Wide
Special: Poison
Filth6: Random Speed Toss
Power: 122
MP: 216
Range: Wide
Special: Poison
Filth7: Horizontal Kick
Power: 53
MP: 24
Range: Short
Special: None
Filth8: Ultimate Poop Hell
Power: 333
MP: 333
Range: Wide
Special: Flat
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Opinions------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Here is a section where I wax on the power of the moves.
First of all, since each digimon has 3 move slots at any given time to
use in battle, you need to diversify. One mistake that a lot of people
make is simply to load up on the most powerful moves. This really does
nothing since the moves are used in similar circumstances. You end up
just wasting a move slot or two on a move that is rarely used, and when
it is, it is probably redundant to the other moves.
There are actually five main things to consider when picking your moves.
The first four, power, MP, range, and any special effects it may have
are stated simply on the move listing, but the fifth, startup time, you
generally need to figure out for yourself. Some moves, like the stat
raising moves and moves like All Range Beam have no startup time at all
and impossible to interrupt once started. Some, like Meltdown and
Buster Dive take FOREVER to startup and you may never get to use them
at all if the opponent digimon is fast enough. Remember that startup
time isn't the same as animation, and some start fast with a long
animation and some have a long startup with almost no animation.
Startup time becomes INCREASINGLY important as the speed of opponent
digimon goes up through the game.
When designing your moveset, there are generally two strategies you can
use. The first is to pick one strong move, one area move, and one stat
boosting move. The second, similar, is only different in that you
replace the area move with a quick move instead. The general idea is
that you always want to use your strong move when possible, but there
are other situations out there when playing the game. When there are
multiple opponents, often times your area move is the strongest one
you can use. And the stat booster should be used as many times as
possible early on, unless you simply outclass the opponent by a large
margin. You may want to replace the area move with a very quick move,
as sometimes you may encounter a digimon that has much higher speed, or,
even worse, about the exact same speed as you. This causes the digimon
to attack at the same time as you and may end up interrupting your
move constantly, even if the startup time on your power move isn't very
long. In these cases, a very very quick move that is only medium power
may be the best choice. You can also use this in reverse and use the

very quick move to constantly interrupt the opponent so that they can
never do anything! Moves like Ice Needle and Wind Cutter won't kill
fast but they do wonders at dominating the fight. Early in the game
there is perhaps a fourth type of move you want to use, a cheap move,
but this overlaps with quick moves a lot of the time, and as soon as
you can afford to spam MP recoveries of various sizes it doesn't matter
as much. Some of the best moves in the game can fufill multiple roles.
Ice Statue is both quick and very powerful, and All Range Beam is
quick, powerful, AND area. All Range Beam and Full Potential covers
all your bases in two moves, if your digimon can learn them!
One thing you may be tempted to do, if you are an avid RPG fan, is to
design your moveset with different technique types in mind, like
including both fire and ice moves if your digimon learn both. There
is no reason to do this in this game! Digimon have no "type" resists
whatsoever, and you may be hurting yourself for a silly reason. If
all the moves you feel are best are a single type, don't be afraid
to use them all. This may sound silly, but I found it really ingrained
in myself to use different types to be "diverse" and it took willpower
to resist it.
The status effects range from meh to basically detrimental to yourself!
You can and should use moves with stun as often as you can, as stun not
only shuts down the enemies offense, but, more importantly, lets you get
off your own attacks unimpeded for a time. This is especially useful
when trying to use your finishing move, which if hit out of, won't be
back for sometime. Poison can be useful in boss fights, but usually
doesn't do much damage in normal enemy fights. It's main use is
actually defensive in nature. It will slow down the enemy to a walk
speed, and combined with the Distance tactic, you can avoid close
moves pretty much indefinitely. Defense is never as good as offense
since you can spam recoveries if needed, but early on when this is
expensive, and in fights with digimon that are much stronger than you,
this slow can save your ass. Flat is generally annoying. You may stop
them from doing any real damage while they are so affected, but you hurt
your own offense too. First of all, while they are changing and
changing back, they are immune to all damage, and the animation really
does take some time. You will generally miss one, or if unlucky, two
attacks thanks to turning them flat. This wastes MP and can throw off
your timing. Secondly, while flat their attack can't be interrupted!
You may end up wasting a TON of moves simply because their pixel
interrupts you. Do yourself a favor and try to avoid using flat moves
if possible. Finally there is confuse. God help you if your move can
confuse the opponent digimon. They will run around like crazy and fire
moves at random. The problem is that if your move is close your digimon
will have a hell of a time trying to close with them, and then most
likely missing as they keep running, and if it is long and doesn't track
then they will most likely dodge it and even wide area moves can miss as
they run out of range! And if their moves are tracking they will STILL
hit you! Confuse just plain sucks.
Here are, in my opinion, the best moves, listed by what role they suit:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Power Prominence Beam: A bit slow to start, but one of the best MP/Power
ratios in the entire game. It can miss if they are
running around, and worse yet, it can flatten the
enemy, but if it is your only choice for power, it
isn't horrible
Infinity Burn: Suffers from the statup time from hell, but has two
main advantages some of these other power moves don't:
first of all, it is wide and can hit multiple digimon,
and secondly, and better yet, it can stun. If you use

this, you may end up "stun locking" the enemy into

submission. The downside? Only 3 digimon learn it.
Thunder Justice: The second most powerful move in the game and can stun.
Need I say more? Ok, how about it is one of the
coolest looking moves in the game! The only downside
is that if the opponent is running around, it very
easily misses. Unlike moves like prominence beam that
fly out towards them and thus can be ran into, Thunder
Justice comes from the top of the screen, meaning they
almost need to stand still. Still, this move hits and
hits HARD.
Megalo Spark: One of the weaker power moves at only 382 power, it still
offers enough advantages that it makes a great move to
use without hesitation. It flies out fast, hits from far,
can stun, and the projectile is fairly large so not
tracking isn't as large a problem as it can be with some
other techs.
Bug: Oh god, this move is probably the best move in the ENTIRE game! It
literally only has a SINGLE downside in that it may flatten the
enemy, but hell, maybe you like flat for it's defensive effects.
What makes it so good? Well, it is incredibly powerful, long
range, tracking, and better yet it has MULTIPLE projectiles! This
makes it one of the few moves in the game that can be used safely
when the enemy is invulnerable, either due to flat or hit recovery
as the chips you launch out have a delay where they attach to the
enemy and before they explode. And because there is more than one
you can hit twice with one move, as well as damage them when they
block the first part. Again, however, only 3 digimon learn it.
Ice Statue: As mentioned above, Ice Statue is both powerful and quick.
as a quick move, this is really hard to interrupt. And it
tracks! And it stuns! Simply put, if you can, use this
move.
All Range Beam: Ok, this certainly gives Bug a run for it's money.
One of the few literally un-interruptible moves in the
game, if the MP gets used, it goes off, at least that
I have seen. It's wide area, and oh, it's the third
most powerful move in the game. This move will serve
you well.
DG Dimension: The strongest move in the game, and by quite a bit. It
also hits all enemies on the entire screen with no miss
chance (but can be blocked) and has an invulnerability
phase in the animation when rising up and coming down
that may save you sometimes from a hit. On the downside
it also has the longest charg eup time out of all these
power moves, and if the opponent has a quick move you
will NEVER pull this move off. Usable, but I would
pair this with a quick move just in case.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Area Meltdown: Ok, it has a long startup time that can REALLY make it
frustrating to pull off, especially in the environment that it
was designed to be used in, namely against multiple digimon,
but it does have some advantages. It's very powerful for one,
and secondly it can stun. I guess it depends on how
frustrated you get by wasted MP and time due to interruptions
as to if you want to use this. Or if it is your only option.
Can suffice as a power move in a pinch too, but awfully
expensive for the power since it is area.
Confused Storm/Hurricane: Two moves that I list here as one simply
because they are so similar. Both are wide
and cause confuse, but Hurricane is the more
powerful one and confused storm has a better
startup time. Both are viable as your area

move, just chose which you prefer, power or

startup time.
Winter Blast: Very weak, I only list it here because it has an instant
startup time and it causes stun. Oh, and it also hits
all digimon on the screen and can't miss (although, again
it can be blocked). Won't kill fast, but being able to
stun multiple digimon with no startup time definitely has
it's uses.
Aurora Storm: OK, again, this suffers from startup. One of the worse
startup times, you are almost looking at DG dimension
here. The only reason it gets mentioned is it IS quite
powerful and it hits all digimon on the screen. It is on
the low end of area moves though.
All Range Beam: See above
DG Dimension: See above
-----------------------------------------------------------------------Quick Fire Tower: Actually a bit slow for a quick move, though fast compared
to a lot of other moves, the only downside is I can barely
classify this as a long move, as your digimon needs to get
fairly close overall. No travel time helps though.
Dynamite Kick: Quick to come out, but suffers from being a melee type
short move. Great on digimon that don't move though,
and will still end up interrupting a lot of enemy moves.
Megalo Spark: See above
Wind Cutter: This really embodies the quick move. Low to medium power,
low MP cost, almost impossible to interrupt, and quick
travel time for the projectile. A great move to use if
your goal is to interrupt enemy techs.
Ice Statue: See above.
Winter Blast: See above, and note that while you won't get interrupted
using this move, it won't be very useful in interrupting
enemies either, as it has a LONG animation before it hits
Ice Needle: Like Wind Cutter but even cheaper and even weaker. It
borders on being too weak to be used, but it still works
as an interrupt. Can also stun which is cool.
Power Crane: Another of the slower speedy moves, it is also actually
the most powerful one. It semi-tracks and will arc
towards the enemy if they are moving, but isn't guaranteed
to hit and will be dodged now and then.
All Range Beam: See above.
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