Welcome to NGB and our Flymon Field Guide for Digimon Story Time Stranger! Flymon is a Champion generation Digimon that players can recruit in Digimon Story Time Stranger. This guide covers its base stats, where to find it, and the requirements needed to unlock its Digivolutions.
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Flymon Overview (In-Game Profile)
A brutal Insecoid Digimon with massive wings. These wings allow Flymon to skirt through the air at ultrahigh speeds, creating sonic booms called “Howling Noise” in its wake that rob unlucky victims of their hearing.
Its body is protected by a tough carapace, and it pinches foes with its huge talons before killing them with the extra-potent venomous stinger on its tail. The Digivolution process of Insectoid Digimon is still unknown, but from its face, some have surmised that Flymon originally Digivolved from a Kunemon-type creature.
Its special move is Brown Stingers, which shoots a stinger from its tail that completely paralyzes the Digimon it pierces, turning it purple before ending its life. Incidentally, this nasty stinger can be regrown over and over again.
Stats
Base Stats
Lv. 1
| HP | SP | ATK | DEF | INT | SPI | SPD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 925 | 824 | 505 | 305 | 340 | 260 | 435 |
Lv. 99
| HP | SP | ATK | DEF | INT | SPI | SPD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2328 | 1655 | 1204 | 1103 | 908 | 989 | 1002 |
Attribute Weakness
Having the Virus attribute, Flymon is weak to Digimon with the Vaccine attribute, while resisting those with the Data attribute.
Elemental Weakness
Flymon has the Insectoid type, which gives it a couple of weaknesses and resistances.
- Weaknesses: Fire, Earth
- Resistances: Plant, Wind
Skills
Special Skill(s)
- Brown Stingers
- Performs Plant physical attack at power 60
- 10% chance to apply Paralysis/Immobilization
- Increased damage to targets with Humanoid Trait
Learnable Attachment Skill(s)
- Wind Claw II (Lv. 2)
- Performs Wind physical attack at power 60
- 95% ACU
- Crescent Leaf II (Lv. 15)
- Performs Plant physical attack at power 9 x 7 hits
- 95% ACU
- Nanomachine Break II (Lv. 25)
- Performs Electricity physical attack at power 15 x 4 hits
- 95% ACU
Where to Find Flymon
To add Flymon as a partner in Digimon Story Time Stranger, you’ll need to find and scan this Digimon while exploring the Human and Digital Worlds. When you encounter the Digimon, the game will automatically scan it.
Once the scan percentage reaches 100%, you’ll be able to convert your own version of this Digimon. The scan percentage can go as high as 200%, and the closer you are to that maximum when converting, the higher the Digimon’s Max HP and Talent base stats will be.
You can find Flymon at the listed locations:
- 8 Years Ago
- Gear Forest
- Floating Island Plains | Shaded Woods | Shaded Tree Pier
- Gear Forest
- Present Day
- Gear Forest
- Shaded Woods
- Gear Forest
Additionally, you can digivolve a lower-generation Digimon or de-digivolve a higher-generation Digimon into Flymon. Refer to the Flymon Digivolution section below for more information.
Flymon Digivolution
Digivolution is the process that allows your Digimon to grow stronger and unlock new forms. Each Digivolution path has specific requirements, such as reaching a certain level, achieving a minimum stat threshold, or meeting personality and bond conditions.
Some Digimon also require special items or story progression to evolve. Choosing when and how to Digivolve is essential, since certain evolutions may branch into multiple options, giving you flexibility in shaping your partner’s role in battle.
De-Digivolution
In Digimon Story Time Stranger, de-digivolution allows you to return a Digimon to a previous form. Unlike standard digivolution, which requires stat thresholds and level milestones, de-digivolution has its own conditions. To de-digivolve a Digimon, one of the following requirements must be met:
- Encounter requirement: The Target Digimon must have already been encountered at least once during your playthrough.
- Personality requirement: The Target Digimon’s base Personality must match the current Digimon’s Personality.
Meeting either condition will unlock the option to de-digivolve, giving you more flexibility in reshaping your team and experimenting with different evolutionary paths.
Flymon can de-digivolve into the following forms:
Digivolution
Digivolution is the process of evolving a Digimon into a stronger form. Each Digimon can evolve along multiple branches depending on its stats, level, and personality. To digivolve a Digimon, you must meet certain requirements.
Flymon can digivolve into the following forms:
| Digimon | Requirements |
|---|---|
| Megadramon | Agent Rank 5+ and 1050 ATK+ and 940 SPI+ |
| MegaKabuterimon | Agent Rank 5+ and 620 Max SP+ and 1020 DEF+ |
| Okuwamon | Agent Rank 5+ and 1170 ATK+ and 1020 DEF+ |
| JewelBeemon | Agent Rank 5+ and 1200 Max HP+ and 1020 ATK+ |
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