@@MitchFromFBSShe’s part of a group called the Three Musketeers which consists of Digimon based off of outlaws from the American Old West. The other members are MagnaKidmon and Gundramon.
And the best part about the other two is that MagnaKidmon has peg legs that are guns and Gundramon is a Gundam Dragon MADE OF GUNS. They’re my three favorite designs in the franchise.
@@jabezmanch1323 I think it’s just the idea of Old West outlaws while BeelStarmon and MagnaKidmon happen to also be based off of actual outlaws. Gundramon’s name is just gun + dragon + mon.
Fun fact digimon evolution lines arent always direct. Depending on whos making the game/show/comic the multiple evolution trees can vary in what they transform into. Some may take away, switch out, or add to the trees. So impmon doesnt always become everything in this video.
Fun fact: Wizardmon and Baalmon being the in-between forms of Impmon and Beelzemon is relatively recent. When they first came out, their "canon" line used Meramon and Skullmeramon instead.
@@aced3657 baalmon was also a good character. If you ask me, I don't hate Xros wars. I would say I enjoyed it. But I cannot defend the sequel, Xros wars hunters (that's garbage)
It gets on my nerves a little when people complain about Digimon evolution lines "not making sense". I get it, if you don't know the franchise the transformations seem nonsensical compared to (most) Pokemon but you have to understand; Digimon aren't flesh and blood creatures like Pokemon are. The Digimon and their world is a bizarre, haphazard manifestation of computer data, the Digital World has random stuff like inexplicable phone booths lining beaches, upside down pyramids and cruise ships sailing through deserts. It's weird but with that context you can understand why it's a place where imps can turn into wizards, reptiles can become wolves and cats can turn into angels.
Also Beelstarmon is named after one of the bigger criminals during the wild west Bell Star who turned herself in to the supreme court themselves when she found out that the real Lone Ranger was tracking her down.
Cyber Sleuth/Hacker's Memory are the only pieces of media where he uses the motorcycle in Blast Mode instead of the base form. The reason why is because Blast Mode was only added later as free DLC, so they just threw the bike walk cycle in there as an easter egg.
"There's no fucking connection" People trying to use Pokemon logic for Digimon lines is ridiculous because they have no fucking connection other than the "Mon" suffix.
An Imp (Magical creature) Became a "Wizard" Some magic users in myth get powers by making deals with demons. That then became a Demon, which then became an even greater demon. That all makes perfect sense.
This is great! Wish Pokèmon fans stopped comparing Digimon and Pokèmon so much though. Like you said, they are DIGITAL monsters who absorb data and therefore they don't necessarily have a direct evolution line. Maybe you can show them the 7 great demon lords? Or Royal Knights? Or Olympus Twelve?
@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 I am not a huge fan of the Royal Knights or Olympus Twelve either. I do like the lore behind the royal knights being the protectors of the Digital World, but they never really showed that in the anime all that much, except a little bit in Savers. I think X-evolution did it better though. The seven great demon lords are awesome though. Love their designs, what they represent and the story behind that group. However, again, it wasn't done all that well in the anime. I like Beelzebumon in Tamers even if he is not really having that role there, I like Daemon in Adventure 02 (too bad that arc never really continued), I like Belphemon in Savers, and he actually have the role he is supposed to have in that season. I don't like what they did to Lilithmon in Xros Wars, even though I really like that season. They made her seem a lot more goofy and weak. And I like Lucemon in Frontier and Xros Wars. But all in all, the anime never portrayed the different groups of Digimon all that well imo.
@@ChangedMyNameFinally69ironically, Tamers is the closest one to the canon version of how the digital world came to be. Invented by humans, as a life simulator to investigate the potential of animal evolution, took sentience and became its own world without restrictions.
@@Shizukayuki92 Xros Wars in general was wasted potential, they also had the main evil Digimon from V-Tamer, Arkadimon, and just wasted him in like a single episode. Wasn't a fan of the mech like Fusions that were so blatantly toyetic, or the general plot about their being a war in the Digital World in the way they did, or just bringing back older characters so often. Royal Knights are cool in that they're mainly former bad guys and the final forms of previous protagonist Digimon, but I'm just not really a fan of their implementation or the Yggdrasil backstory to the Digital World, something about the Digimon creator being some psycho assholes that's not even really a Digimon isn't something I'm a fan on, and I hate how they forced him into the Adventure continuity which had a really interesting, mysterious backstory to the Digital World. It's like putting the Thirteen Primes in G1 but I actually like the Thirteen. I think the Four Sovereigns are a cooler idea that doesn't feel fanservice-y.
Honestly those evolutions were pretty connected visually, especially by digimon standards. Digimon is just on another level of just better than pokemon.
@@yarc9Blame Namco Bandai and Toei for that they are... ugh. But as a pokemon fan who became a Digimon fan a year ago, I kinda like Digimon better. Is just, being able to de-evolve from cool monsters back to cute ones at will, the fact there are no limitations to designs cause is all digital, so it can be whatever and the deeper focus on lore and characters is nice. Even pokemon knows that, that's why they keep coming up with weird ideas to expand designs like Ultra Beasts, aliens and Paradox pokemon. More space for creativity.
@@josuemassa2027 And a lot of Digimon are more like people than animals, being intelligent and able to speak, having their own cultures. It gives much more opportunity for storytelling. I never liked that Pokémon can only say their names (well, besides Mewtwo I guess, but he's an artificial being). But I don't know much about Pokémon beyond the basics, so my comparison may not be 100% correct.
@@giannixx That's like the ONE thing pokemon fans don't get about Digimon. Pokemon are animals. Digimon aren't necesarily all beast base. They are digital life forms. They can be anything.
Baal was a common name for gods a long time ago, it meant “Lord”, and after competition for national religion was viewed negatively, and in newer religions got used for demons, like Beelzebub
The thing about digimon is that their evolutions are all based on the emotions and motivation of their tamer. Having a shit day, falling into depravity, thinking you're useless, being hostile to those around your loved ones; yeah, you're gonna have a dark evolution form. Full of inspiration, hope, joy, believing in yourself and friends, thats a positive evolution. Unlike pokemon where its a linear path regardless how you train them and treat them they'll always evolve into their designated path. But digimon is infinite possibilities. You can go from villains like impmon to someone more heroic like beelzemon or something more evil like BoltBoutamon. As said in a video "pokemon teaches you its okay to be a kid. But digimon teaches you it's okay to grow up"
My fav. Are which are hard to pick but i guess imma have to put them in order of when they came out (maybe) Metalgarurumon, Sakuyamon, Lilithmon, then Dianamon then Sakuyamon X cause i dunno when her X antibody came out but yeah and lilithmon i dint see till way later after i got my hands on Dusk and Dawn.
Finally, a proper guessing name game. Most “guess the name” video i’ve seen are just a dude throwing random name like “kyle” or “jack” instead of trying to actually guess the name
Fun fact: Wizardmon is based on another tamagatchi like game called Magical Witches and his data is from a different server called Witchelny This is why he is a demon man type digimon and also why Impmon is often connected to Wizardmon. Also Beelzemon Blast mode is funnily enough the redeemed forme of Beelzemon as he transformed due to reconnecting with his Tamers (also why he has angel like wings again despite still being a demon lord) He also has another equivalent called Beelzemon [2009 anime version] (which the origin of this dumb name was that Toei instead of giving a bunch of redesigned digimon new names to make them different from their original counterparts, they instead just added (2009 Anime Version) to the end of their name; still gonna call him instead WarBeelzemon) the origin of him was that Baalmon was under the guidance of a group of Angel digimon and wanted to become a warrior and upon his death he digivolved into this form.
just beelzemon story clear pokemon, lets be real. from being an annoying imp to making a deal with the villain then ending up killing leomon till his redemption it is perfect
No no, they make sense. You just have to be willing to accept the most obscure connection possible. Digimon requires A LOT of suspension of disbelief, and is one of those series that mostly operates by the Rule of Cool. Think of it like kids on a playground - they're always coming up with more and more outlandish rules to outdo each other in their make believe, and Digimon sort of works the same way. "Your dinosaur got cannons in its chest? Well MY dinosaur got a railgun!"
@@AshtonMonitor Don't forget: The Digimon franchise started off as V-pet (tamagotchi), and they evolve based on how they are raised. What stats they have and how happy they are play a role, both in anime and several games. Sometimes only the stats, depending on what game you play. Example: In some of the games, ifthey are treated very well and have high stats, they can become a very strong digimon. If they are treated poorly they can either become a very weak digimon or a strong virus type, depending on their stats.
It doesn't need to, anything can turn into anything, no games ever have the same consistency bc they don't need, think like that, Digimons are digital monsters, so think of them as folders, each digimon has contents on a folder, if you change the inside of the folder, the data of it, it's gonna turn into something else, it's literally just that
@@BaconNukeYup that is one canon line and in most cases it often is one of the stronger lines the digimon can go into. But mess up? Agumon digivolves into a pile of slime. Continue to raise it badly and it gets worse and worse. On the other hand, raise it well after it melts and it puts on a teddy bear suit, gaining power akin to a mech rider.
