Tamerdex Partner Digimon

List of Partner Digimon

All 15 starting partners are available at launch. Click a card to open its detail page. Looking for buddies, supports or Megas? Browse the full Digidex (189 Digimon).

Which partner should I pick?

It doesn't affect power — all Partner Digimon are mechanically identical. Each starts as a Standard Type with the same skill. At Level 20 (3rd Digivolution) you choose a Battle Type — that's what determines your active and passive skills. So pick the partner you most want to look at all game.

Battle Types (chosen at Level 20)

Attack

DPS

Pure offense. Highest raw damage skills for fast clears, but the frailest of the three.

Defense

Tank

Tanky bruiser. Trades damage for survivability — useful for tough dungeons and long fights.

SP

Meta

The meta pick — its Recovery branch is the strongest type in the game. Constant self-healing (+10% HP Recovery, heal 7% Max HP per skill) plus strong support damage. Best for stages, dungeons and PvP.

All 15 Partners

Agumon

Agumon

Reptile · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: WarGreymon
Gabumon

Gabumon

Reptile · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: MetalGarurumon
Biyomon

Biyomon

Baby Bird · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: Phoenixmon
Tentomon

Tentomon

Insectoid · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: HerculesKabuterimon
Palmon

Palmon

Vegetation · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: Rosemon
Gomamon

Gomamon

Sea Beast · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: Vikemon
Patamon

Patamon

Mammal · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: Seraphimon
Salamon

Salamon

Mammal · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: Magnadramon
Veemon

Veemon

Mini Dragon · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: Imperialdramon DM
Wormmon

Wormmon

Larva · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: Imperialdramon FM
Hawkmon

Hawkmon

Bird · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: Valkyrimon
Armadillomon

Armadillomon

Mammal · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: SlashAngemon
Guilmon

Guilmon

Reptile · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: Gallantmon
Terriermon

Terriermon

Beast · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: MegaGargomon
Renamon

Renamon

Beast Man · Rookie
Rookie → Mega: Sakuyamon