
Six-stage route and level requirements
Read from Chibomon to Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode. The level shown on each node is the requirement for entering that stage.
- In-Training I

Chibomon
- Required level
- Start
- Type
- Slime
- Attribute
- Not listed
- In-Training II

DemiVeemon
- Required level
- Lv.5
- Type
- Baby Dragon
- Attribute
- Not listed
- Rookie

Veemon
- Required level
- Lv.20
- Type
- Mini Dragon
- Attribute
- free
- Champion

ExVeemon
- Required level
- Lv.40
- Type
- Mythical Dragon
- Attribute
- free
- Ultimate

Paildramon
- Required level
- Lv.65
- Type
- Dragon Man
- Attribute
- free
- Mega

Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode
- Required level
- Lv.90
- Type
- Ancient Dragon Man
- Attribute
- free
Skills by evolution stage
Each stage has one active skill. Passive skills appear where they are listed for that stage.
Chibomon
Acid BubblesBase damage is 100% plus 2% for each Tamer level after level 1, with an additional Battle Type effect.
35s cooldownNo passive skill is listed for this stage.
DemiVeemon
Hop AttackBase damage is 100% plus 2% for each Tamer level after level 1, with an additional Battle Type effect.
35s cooldownHP Bonus: +15%.
Veemon
Veemon HeadbuttBase damage is 100% plus 2% for each Tamer level after level 1.
35s cooldownDEF Bonus: +15%.
ExVeemon
Vee LaserBase damage is 100% plus 2% for each Tamer level after level 1.
35s cooldownATK Bonus: +50%.
Paildramon
Death Parade BlasterBase damage is 100% plus 2% for each Tamer level after level 1.
35s cooldownHP Bonus: +50%.
Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode
Mega DeathBase damage is 100% plus 2% for each Tamer level after level 1.
35s cooldownATK Bonus: +100%.
Battle Type modifiers
Use these ATK, DEF, and SP values when comparing the active skills shown above.
- ATK Battle Type
- Normal Attack Damage DOWN -10% to the opponent for 5 seconds.
- DEF Battle Type
- ATK Bonus -250% to the opponent for 5 seconds.
- SP Battle Type
- Skill Damage DOWN -10% to the opponent for 5 seconds.
Veemon evolution FAQ
Short answers for the route, levels, and stage skills.
What is the Veemon evolution line in DIGIMON UP?
The route is Chibomon, DemiVeemon, Veemon, ExVeemon, Paildramon, and Imperialdramon: Dragon Mode.
What levels are required for the Veemon route?
The five transitions are listed at levels 5, 20, 40, 65, and 90.
Do Veemon's skills change after evolution?
Yes. Each stage has its own active skill entry, and some stages also list a passive skill.
Where can I compare the other Partner routes?
Open the Evolution Atlas to search all 15 Partner routes by Starter, Mega form, or stage name.
