Digimon All-Star Rumble Gameplay Shows Off The Playable Digimon

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Bandai Namco recently showed off a good deal of in-game footage from Digimon All Star Rumble via a livestream focusing on several of the game’s playable characters. You can watch an archived version of the stream above.

 

All Star Rumble has 12 base playable Digimon, each with their own Digivolved forms and Super forms. Some of these evolutions aren’t canonical in the Digimon universe, but Namco say they wanted to include as many forms as possible in the game. Below the list of all 12:

 

  • AGUMON
    Digivolved Form: WarGreymon
    Super Form: Omnimon

 

  • GABUMON
    Digivolved Form: MetalGarurumon
    Super Form: Omnimon

 

  • BIYOMON
    Digivolved Form: Hououmon
    Super Form: Examon

 

  • TENTOMON
    Digivolved Form: MegaKabuterimon
    Super Form: TyrantKabuterimon

 

  • GOMAMON
    Digivolved Form: Plesiomon
    Super Form: AegisDramon

 

  • GATOMON
    Digivolved Form: Angewomon
    Super Form: Examon

 

  • SHOUTMON
    Digivolved Form: OmniShoutmon
    Super Form: Shoutmon DX

 

  • DORULUMON
    Digivolved Form: Shoutmon X4
    Super Form: Shoutmon X5B

 

  • VEEMON
    Digivolved Form: ExVeemon
    Super Form: Imperialdramon Fighter Mode

 

  • WORMMON
    Digivolved Form: Stingmon
    Super Form: Imperialdramon Fighter Mode

 

  • GUILMON
    Digivolved Form: WarGrowlmon
    Super Form: Gallantmon

 

  • IMPMON
    Digivolved Form: Beelzemon
    Super Form: Shoutmon X5B

 

Digimon All-Star Rumble will be available November 11th in North America and November 14th in Europe.


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