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Digimon UP tier list July 2026 S-Tier Digimon
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Digimon UP Tier List (July 2026): Best Digimon Ranked

Wondering who's actually worth raising in Digimon UP? Our complete tier list ranks every Support, Buddy, and SP Support Digimon, plus every Starter Partner evolution line, so you invest your resources wisely.

Building a winning team in Digimon UP requires looking beyond your favorite childhood monsters. While Bandai Namco’s virtual pet RPG lets you start with iconic Digimon, progression comes down to team synergy. Unlike standard gachas where your starter dictates early power, Digimon UP separates combat into three distinct character types: Support Digimon, Buddy Digimon, and SP Supports. This updated Digimon UP tier list ranks every unit so you can invest your upgrade materials effectively.

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Tier List Overview & Breakdown

Our Digimon UP Tier List ranks the best Support, Buddy and SP Support Digimon currently available, as well as a full breakdown of every Starter Partner evolution path.

  • Support Digimon: Judged by their party-wide Battle Effects (e.g. Stun Rate, Critical Damage, Cooldown Reduction).
  • Buddy Digimon: Evaluated on their Unique Skills as well as scaling potential at maximum Breakthrough level.
  • SP Support Digimon: Ranked by comparing their base stat growth and skill versatility against standard SR Digimon

S-Tier Digimon

Standout Digimon picks worth prioritizing your resources on. The Digimon in the list below offer some of the best skills and party-wide buffs in the game.

DigimonInfo
Lylamon Digimon in Digimon UP
Lylamon [Support]
Increases your team’s Evasion Rate, granting you more chances to dodge incoming attacks entirely.
Hippogriffomon Digimon in Digimon UP
Hippogriffomon [Support]
Increases your team’s Critical Damage, additionally rewarding team comps that already have higher Critical Rates.

Agumon [Buddy] (Tai Kamiya)
One of the best Digimon in this tier list. His passive skill dramatically increases your Counterattack Rate, and its Breakthrough makes it the best long-term investment in the game.
Jazarichmon Digimon in Digimon UP
Jazarichmon [Support]
Increases Boss Damage, making it the best pick for PVE encounters and Story Chapter boss fights.
Megaseadramon Digimon in Digimon UP
Megaseadramon [Support]
Lowers enemy Skill Critical Damage, allowing your team to tank more hits and offering an additional layer of defense against Skill-heavy enemy teams.
Triceramon Digimon in Digimon UP
Triceramon [Buddy]
Significantly boosts its own Attack Power after using a Skill. The only downside is the boost is only applied to Normal Attacks.
Knightmon Digimon in Digimon UP
Knightmon [Support]
Increases the amount of Health restored by any HP Recovery Effects.
Digitamamon Digimon in Digimon UP
Digitamamon [Support]
Reduces the chance of your team getting Stunned, countering enemies that rely on crowd control to win battles.
Windramon Digimon in Digimon UP
Wingdramon [Support]
Shortens the cooldown of Partner Skills, allowing you to cast stronger Skills more frequently in prolonged battles.
Nefertimon Digimon in Digimon UP
Nefertimon [SP Support]
Among the best SP Supports in the game. Nefertimon increases the base damage of up to 5 Support Digimon.
Bryweludramon Digimon in Digimon UP
BryweLudramon [Support]
Lowers enemy Critical Damage taken, allowing your team to survive a potential one-shot Critical attack.
Heavyleomon Digimon in Digimon UP
HeavyLeomon [Support]
Increases your teams Critical Rate, in essence functioning as a damage multiplier, paired perfectly around heavy-burst damage team comps.
Parrotmon Digimon in Digimon UP
Parrotmon [Support]
Increases Airborne Rate, giving your team more chances to block enemy actions.
Wargreymon Digimon in Digimon UP
WarGreymon [SP Support]
One of, if not the strongest SP Support Digimon. The WarGreymon features an insane AOE attack, triggered passively through your Partner attacks, which means that the effect is almost always active.
Durandamon Digimon in Digimon UP
Durandamon [Support]
Increases Normal Attack Damage, pairing perfectly with other attack buffing Digimon, like Triceramon.
Bluemeramon Digimon in Digimon UP
Bluemeramon [Support]
Increases overall Skill Damage, making it an easy pick for any Skill-based, offensive team comps.
Skadimon Digimon in Digimon UP
Skadimon [Support]
Perfect for crowd controlling enemies. Skadimon increases your teams overall Stun Rate, making it much easier to interupt enemy actions mid-battle.
Lavogaratiamon Digimon in Digimon UP
Lavogaritamon [Support]
Reduces damage taken from bosses, a must-have for PVE and Story Chapter boss encounters.
Hiandromon Digimon in Digimon UP
HiAndromon [Support]
Significantly boosts Skill Critical Rate, allowing more consistent Critical Strikes for your Skill-based Digimon.
Hydramon Digimon in Digimon UP
Hydramon [Support]
Increases your teams HP Recovery Rate, keeping them topped up and alive in prolonged fights.

A-Tier Digimon

Not the top picks, but the Digimon in the list below are still reliable additions to most teams.

DigimonInfo

Halsemon [SP Support]
Increases Critical Damage after using a Skill.
Andromon Digimon in Digimon UP
Andromon [Buddy]
Increases Attack Power after using a Skill, boosting your overall offensive performance.
Pegasusmon Digimon in Digimon UP
Pegasusmon [SP Support]
Boosts Combo Damage for 5 seconds after using a skill, improving your Combo efficiency.

B-Tier Digimon

These Digimon are still usable and won’t actively lose you battles, but you’ll likely prioritize better options on our Digimon Tier List first.

DigimonInfo
Mammothmon Digimon in Digimon UP
Mammothmon [Buddy]
Shares the same post-Skill Attack Boost as Andromon, however, it is slightly less powerful.
Flamedramon Digimon in Digimon UP
Flamedramon [SP Support]
Similarly to Halsemon, Flamedramon also increases your Critical Damage after using as skill, but at a lower rate.

C-Tier Digimon

The Digimon in the list below are simply outclassed by nearly everything found in the lists above them.

DigimonInfo
Tuskmon Digimon in Digimon UP
Tuskmon [Buddy]
Increases its own defenses after using a Skill.
Tyrannomon Digimon in Digimon UP
Tyrannomon [Buddy]
Just like Tuskmon, Tyrannomon will also increase its own defenses after a Skill, but the additional defenses it gains are overall weaker.

Starter Partner Evolution Guide

Your Starter Partner is a completely different system from your Support, Buddy and SP Support Digimon. It determines your core Digivolution line from In-Training all the way to Mega. In the list below, you’ll find all of the available evolution paths.

PartnerIn-Training IIn-Training IIRookieChampionUltimateMega
AgumonBotamonKoromonAgumonGreymonMetalGreymonWarGreymon
GabumonPunimonTsunomonGabumonGarurumonWereGarurumonMetalGarurumon
PatamonPoyomonTokomonPatamonAngemonMagnaAngemonSeraphimon
SalamonYukimiBotamonNyaromonSalamonGatomonAngewomonMagnadramon
VeemonChibomonDemiVeenomVeenomExVeenomPaildramonImperialdramon: Dragon Mode
GuilmonJyarimonGigimonGuilmonGrowlmonWarGrowlmonGallantmon
BiyomonNyokimonYokomonBiyomonBirdramonGarudamonPhoenixmon
TentomonPabumonMotiomonTentomonKabuterimonMegaKabuterimonHerculesKabuterimon
PalmonYuramonTanemonPalmonTogemonLillymonRosemon
GomamonPichimonBukamonGomamonIkkakumonZudomonVikemon
WormmonLeafmonMinomonWormmonStingmonDinobeemonImperialdramon: Fighter Mode
TerriermonZerimonGummymonTerriermonGarmomonRapidmonMegaGargomon
RenamonRelemonViximonRenamonKyubimonTaomonSakuyamon

Digimon Up Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the best starter Digimon in Digimon UP?

There’s no single “worst” pick when in comes to Starter Partners, considering the fact that each one of them eventually reaches a more than capable Mega form like MetalGarurumon, Seraphimon or WarGreymon. That said, the biggest early-game impact actually comes from your Support or Buddy Digimon, not your Starter pick.


What is the difference between Support and Buddy Digimon?

Support Digimon provide passive, party-wide Battle Effects (such as Stun Rate, Critical Boosts etc.) while Buddy Digimon specialize in active Unique Skills.


How do I get additional Digimon Eggs?

Digimon Eggs are usually acquired through limited-time events, daily log-in rewards and completing story chapters. Besides that, new additions to your roster can be obtained through the in-game summoning system.

This concludes our Digimon UP Tier List. As always, the Tier List itself will be updated as additional Support, Buddy and game balance changes roll out.


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