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blackeyemon [Digivolution]
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blackeyemon [Okizeme]
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 Every Digimon has different wakeup speeds after being knocked down.
-^ (39F) 01:09 sec ^ (42F) 01:12 sec ^ (43F) 01:13 sec ^ (45F) 01:15 ^ (49F) 01:19 sec ^ 98 ^ 113 ^ 136 ^
+^ (39F) 01:09 sec ^ (42F) 01:12 sec ^ (43F) 01:13 sec ^ (45F) 01:15 ^ (49F) 01:19 sec ^ 98 FIXME ^ 113 FIXME ^ 136 FIXME ^
 | Agumon, Gatomon, Terriermon, Wormmon, Sakuyamon, Magnadrmon |  Gabumon, Patamon, Guilmon, Impmon, Metalgarurumon, Wargreymon, | Veemon, | Megagargomon, Beelzemon, | Imperialdramon, | Gallantmon, Renamon, | Stingmon, | Seraphimon, |
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 Digivolving freezes the screen for a very long time. This gives you ample time to react to what the opponent is doing and to think about what to do next. This makes it to a degree similar to something like UNIST’s chain shift. Using Digivolution in this manner is mostly useful for punishing the opponents jumps or dashes.
 It is possible to digivolve on the same frame you got hit by a move. The Digimon will still take the damage of the move, however, it won’t suffer the consequences of getting hit (eg. it won’t get knocked down/  won’t be in a stunned state / won’t be on minus frames.)

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