Well, here is something different. Digimon Survive is a visual novel type of game with tactical JRPG gameplay sections. The choices players make during the visual novel part will influence the story and lead to one of the many different endings. Also, many player choices during the “Drama Parts” of the game will have an impact on Digimon’s evolution. So, is it possible to get your Digimons to “digievolve” into their Mega forms in Digimon Survive? Read on to find out!
How to Get Mega Form in Digimon Survive?
Unlike Pokemon, your main Digimon can only evolve temporarily and then de-evolve into their previous form, so some cute creatures can turn into literal giant kaiju-like monsters with rocket launchers when needed. In Digimon Survive, all Digimon have the following evolution levels: Rookie, Champion, Ultimate, and Mega, but there is a difference in how Partner and Recruit Digimon can achieve those higher evolution stages.
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Partner Digimon Mega Form in Digimon Survive
Partner Digimon which you take with you through the story, such as Kunamon or Agumon, can Mega evolve depending on your choices and decisions. In most paths through the story, you will almost certainly get to their Mega modes, and when they are unlocked, you will need a large number of SP points to keep them in that mode during the fight and be able to use their strongest attacks.
How to Make Recruit Digimon go Mega in Digimon Survive
The Digimon that you recruit during the game through adventuring and battles can be upgraded by consuming Slabs – the rare evolution items that can be found during the main story, defeating bosses, and sometimes by visiting shrines.
The three types of Slabs for evolution exist in Digimon Survive and they are:
- Mature Enlightenment Slab – Evolves Rookies to Champions
- Perfect Enlightenment Slab – Evolves Champions to Ultimates
- Ultimate Enlightenment Slab – Evolves Ultimates to Megas
To use Slab to evolve your recruit Digimon:
- Pause the game and go to “Status”
- Select Digimon that you want to evolve.
- Navigate to the “Evolution” tab and select the evolution type that you have the correct Slab for.
Just keep in mind that recruited Digimon can’t de-evolve to their previous form, so if you want to keep them in their previous evolution state you will need to recruit a new one.
For more Japanese RPG guides here on Prima Games, check out The Best JRPGs on the Nintendo Switch, Live A Live Review | Squaresoft Stories to Tell ‘Cause They’re Smart and Digimon Survive Trailer Showcases Main Cast.
