A list of Digimon at the Ultimate (Perfect) level. Not to be confused with Mega Level, where its Japanese name is translated to Ultimate.
All Digimon listed here are listed in alphabetical order, save for those that belong to special groups. The tropes listed here pertain to how these Digimon are depicted in Bandai's profiles and across the broader Digimon canon, rather as they are in a single work.
Ultimate Level (Kanzentai, or "perfect" in Japan) Digimon are the fifth stage of Digivolution. The name says it all — full-grown and tested, these Digimon are among the most powerful. For the longest time they were the final stage of Digivolution, up until the Mega Level came along. Even with that, Ultimates are ridiculously strong and powerful.
For Ultimate-level Digimon that belong to special groups, please go here.
Tropes applying to multiple Ultimate-level Digimon, or Ultimate Digimon as whole:
- Oddly Common Rarity: The number of Digimon that reach Ultimate is supposed to be incredibly low. And yet, there sure are an awful lot of them. In fact, they're the second-most common level, after Mega, which are supposed to be even rarer.
- Olympus Mons: When they first appeared, they were the final stage of Digivolution. Most Digimon still don't manage to get beyond this level.
- Retcon: Several Digimon listed here originated from Digimon Fusion and its sequel, which are known for not making use of evolution levels. In 2020, the Digimon Reference Book officially made these Digimon Ultimates.
- So Last Season: This stage was the peak of digimon evolution in the first ever Digital Monster v-pets, and was promptly outclassed by the sixth stage in the next-gen Digimon Pendulum series, which has itself been outpaced with Rank Inflation since.
