Digimon Reference

Digimon Story Time Stranger Digimon Database

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Quick answer: Time Stranger has more than 450 Digimon. This database hub organizes Field Guide, growth-stage, evolution, Personality and DigiFarm research without pretending that an unverified community table is a complete current-version source.

What This Database Covers

Bandai Namco states that Time Stranger includes 450+ Digimon. The in-game Field Guide is the authoritative place for model, progression and route information on the version you are playing; this site organizes the supporting guides around that data instead of inventing a full 450-entry chart.

Browse by Growth Stage

In-Training IEarliest growth-stage references
In-Training IIEarly growth-stage references
RookieCommon team-building starting point
ChampionMid-stage evolution targets
UltimateAdvanced progression targets
MegaLate-game and DLC route targets

The stage navigation mirrors how players naturally browse a Field Guide, but this page does not claim a complete form-by-form list until every entry can be verified.

AegiomonStory-linked Digimon; see Characters for narrative context.
AgumonUse Evolution and Personality guides when planning routes.
PatamonUse the in-game condition screen for current Digivolution requirements.
DemiDevimonField Guide data should be checked in-game before route decisions.
GreymonExample Champion-stage reference entry.
GarurumonExample Champion-stage reference entry.
WarGreymonExample Mega-stage reference entry.
MetalGarurumonExample Mega-stage reference entry.

Field Guide Workflow

  1. Find the Digimon in the in-game Field Guide or DigiFarm.
  2. Check its current Digivolution Conditions rather than relying on an old screenshot.
  3. Use Personality and DigiFarm if stat growth is blocking a route.
  4. Return to Evolution for route planning and De-Digivolution strategy.