[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by Galvantula

@Matrixbeast: I like change a lot, but trying to keep track of all the different forms a Digimon can turn into, PLUS figuring out who can become who, and it became a big part of why I fell out of love with Digimon as a whole. When I was younger I could follow up on that with more ease, but now as a adult who has to take care a ailing grandparent, I'd like things to follow at least one Golden Rule as it were.

I respect your opinion on Digimon, it's just gotten too hard to keep track of for me. Since I have to do things for my family, plus writing and playing games, I don't have a ton of free time to just research everything about Digimon.

Still, I'm glad we're getting a Xors Wars over here, but I'm not too thrilled about DigiXors as a whole, plus Saban isn't my favorite person NOR company.

This didn't take research though. The only thing I had to look up were the final 4 Greymon on my list of them (Rampage, Zeke, Decker, and Megadecker).

Here's the Adventure Evolution chart, completely from memory.
Adventure:
Agumon -> Greymon -> MetalGreymon -> WarGreymon
OR
Agumon -> Greymon -> SkullGreymon
Gabumon -> Garurumon -> WereGarurumon -> MetalGarurumon
Patamon -> Angemon -> Magnangemon -> Seraphimon
Salamon -> Gatomon -> AngeWoman -> Magandramon
Tentomon -> Kabuterimon -> MegaKabuterimon
Palmon -> Togemon -> Lilymon
Gomamon -> Ikakkumon -> Zudomon
Biyomon -> Birdramon -> Garudamon

Why did I type this out (Aside from having nothing better to do)? To show that the series proper almost always kept Evolution lines straight in their own show.
Agumon in Savers/Data Squad had a completely different line, but even then it was kept straight in it's own series.

Yes, there are about 50 different Digimon Agumon can become. That doesn't mean he does so.

In essence, there is a Golden Rule to each series, and that's following the basis of the original games and digital pets. Digimon grow differently depending on their environment.
In Pokemon, it doesn't matter if the Charmander was raised by a loving trainer or had to undergo a rough life living on it's own. It will always become a Charizard. In Digimon, different circumstances yield different results.

Also, you act as though keeping track of all these is a difficult task that couldn't possibly be accomplished by someone who has stuff to do. In reality, this is done by just casually watching the show. I know the GeoGreymon line because I watched Savers. I know of all the different Garurumon stuff because they pop up all the time in other shows.
Of all the Greymon I named, only 2 never appeared in the show (ChaosBlackWarGreymon and VictoryGreymon). Yes, you have a life to attend to. That's fine. But this is all stuff you would know if you just paid a bit of attention to a series.