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Digimons in Digimon Links carries stats which include Attack, Defence, S-Attack, S-Defence, Speed, Luck, Friendship. Most of these can be increased by raising the Digimon's level.

Levelling

They may participate in quest to earn various experience points. They may also be fed with meat harvested from the meat field. Each piece of meat provides 10 experiences points.

Maximum possible level:

Awakening	Rookie	Champion	Ultimate	Mega
0	10	30	50	70
+1 and +2	15	35	55	75
+3 and +4	20	40	60	80
V2	N/A	N/A	N/A	85

After a Digimon reaches maximum level, the Digimon can not obtain any further experience points, nor they can be fed. However, they can still participate in battles and accumulate Friendship.

Digivolution

In-Training Digimon may be placed in the Lab's garden to breed into higher grades. Breeding of In-Training I Digimon takes 12 hours. For In-Training II, it takes 24 hours.

Digivolution for Rookies and above requires the Digimon to reach its maximum level and thereafter use a fixed amount of Digivolution Fuel of various versions. Digivolving into a Mega Digimon also requires Data Fragments of that particular Mega.

Digivolution fuel required:

Stage	v1.0	v2.0	v3.0	v4.0	Data Fragments	Cluster
Champion	8	3	-	-	-	600
Ultimate	24	20	7	6	-	2700
Mega	-	-	20	17	7	9000
TOTAL	32	23	27	23	7	12300

Stage	v1.0	v2.0	v3.0	v4.0	Data Fragments	Cluster
Champion	12	5	-	-	-	1000
Ultimate	36	30	11	9	-	4500
Mega	-	-	30	26	11	15000
TOTAL	48	35	41	35	11	20500

Stage	v1.0	v2.0	v3.0	v4.0	Data Fragments	Cluster
Champion	16	6	-	-	-	2000
Ultimate	48	40	14	12	-	9000
Mega	-	-	40	34	14	30000
TOTAL	64	46	54	46	14	41000

Stage	v1.0	v2.0	v3.0	v4.0	Data Fragments	Cluster
Champion	24	9	-	-	-	3000
Ultimate	72	60	21	18	-	13500
Mega	-	-	60	51	21	45000
TOTAL	96	69	81	69	21	61500

Stage	v1.0	v2.0	v3.0	v4.0	Data Fragments	Cluster
Champion	24	9	-	-	-	5000
Ultimate	72	60	21	18	-	22500
Mega	-	-	60	51	21	60000
TOTAL	96	69	81	69	21	87500

Stage	v3.0	v4.0	Data Fragments	Re-Factor	Cluster
Mega	100	85	35	3	135000

Awakening

Mega Digimon with maximum friendship can be fused with another Mega Digimon to create a Digi-egg, which will hatch into an "Awakened" Digimon (+1), repeating its Digivolution cycle. Awakened Digimon carries boosted stats, however the cost of Digivolution is significantly higher than its regular form, and will further increase with each Awakening stage. Currently it is possible for a Digimon to attain Awaken +4.

Awakening is done through the 'Research' feature in the player's lab.

Awakening a Digimon will cause it to lose its experience points, friendship and any upgraded resistances, while retaining its medals, leader skill (if any), legacy skill and luck. Any chips installed would be returned to the chip factory. The player will also lose their secondary Digimon in the process.

Chips

Chips can be installed on Digimon to enhance their stats. Some chips allow a further stat boost if installed on Digimon from certain tribes.

Chip grades range from LS, SS, S and A to G, with LS being the highest grade. Enhancing chips to a higher grade requires several chips of the same type. E.g. 11 Type "G" chips are combined to form a Type "F" chip. The number of chips required for enhancing decreases by one chip for every grade.

Special event quests usually provide a means of attaining special event chips via Captures. In additional to stat boost, they may include an improvement on quest rewards. These chips may be kept and used for regular stat boost after the event, or sold for recycled fragments.

All Champion Digimon are entitled to one chip slot. One additional slot is made available for the next form the Digimon digivolves into, and when it attains Awaken +2 and +4. Further expansions are possible using an expansion patch. A maximum of 10 chips may be installed at any time.

Currently it is only possible to attain chips via the Exchange or Captures. Players may not have access to chips until a Chip Factory is built.

Removal of chips from Digimon was previously not possible without the use of Removal Patches or researching Digimon which returns chips to the factory. This was updated so that players may freely install/remove chips.

Leader Skills

Players performing Captures may have a chance of encountering a Digimon with a leader skill. Assigning the Digimon as leader of a quest party improves certain stats or provide buffs to the entire party.

Leader skills cannot be transferred to another Digimon.

Legacy Skills

While capturing Digimon, they will carry a random legacy skill. This is not restricted to a specific type (e.g. Digimon from the Blazing Tribe may receive a Water-type legacy skill). Legacy skills are always carried forward after Digivolution and Awakening. Digimon receiving a version upgrade are awarded a second legacy skill.

In additional to offensive legacy skills, there are several other skills which affects Digimon stats temporarily and/or provide a chance to inject positive/negative buffs on a targeted Digimon. These buffs include: Stun, Paralyze, Skill Lock, Sleep, Poison, Confusion, Panic, Heal.

Most legacy skills are available in 5 grades (labelled I, II, III, IV and V), with V being the most rare, but powerful skill.

Digimon may pass down their legacy skill to another Digimon. However, this will turn the former into data, while the receiving party would forget their original legacy skill for the new one.

Enhancing

Digimon may be fused with up to 5 other Digimon of the same attribute to increase their experience and luck.

Resistance Upgrade

At a cost of Digivolution Fuel, Digimon may also be sacrificed to another similar Digimon to upgrade the latter's type resistances. These upgrades are lost if the Digimon advances into the next Awakened status.

Experience Table

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Level	EXP Required	Cumulative EXP
1	0	0
2	4	4
3	8	12
4	14	26
5	19	45
6	25	70
7	31	101
8	38	139
9	45	184
10	45	229
11	49	278
12	53	331
13	57	388
14	61	449
15	65	514
16	69	583
17	73	656
18	77	733
19	81	814
20	85	899
21	89	988
22	93	1081
23	97	1178
24	101	1279
25	151	1430
26	158	1588
27	165	1753
28	172	1925
29	178	2103
30	185	2288

Level	EXP Required	Cumulative EXP
31	192	2480
32	200	2680
33	207	2887
34	214	3101
35	221	3322
36	228	3550
37	235	3785
38	243	4028
39	250	4278
40	258	4536
41	265	4801
42	272	5073
43	280	5353
44	287	5640
45	346	5986
46	355	6341
47	364	6705
48	373	7078
49	382	7460
50	391	7851
51	400	8251
52	409	8660
53	418	9078
54	428	9506
55	437	9943
56	446	10389
57	455	10844
58	465	11309
59	474	11783
60	483	12266

Level	EXP Required	Cumulative EXP
61	493	12759
62	502	13261
63	512	13773
64	521	14294
65	531	14825
66	540	15365
67	550	15915
68	560	16475
69	569	17044
70	579	17623
71	589	18212
72	599	18811
73	608	19419
74	618	20037
75	662	20699
76	673	21372
77	685	22057
78	697	22754
79	709	23463
80	721	24184

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-An additional 5 levels are capped for a version upgrade. (<b>Note:</b> Version upgrade is currently not available in the global version of the game). Afterwhich the Digimon can not obtain any further experience points, nor they can be fed. However, they can still participate in battles and accumulate Friendship.
+After a Digimon reaches maximum level, the Digimon can not obtain any further experience points, nor they can be fed. However, they can still participate in battles and accumulate Friendship.
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+|-|
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+{| class="wikitable"
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+! Stage
+! v3.0
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+! Data Fragments
+! Re-Factor
+! Cluster
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+|-
+|}
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 ==Chips==
-Chips can be installed on Digimon to enhance their stats. Some chips allow a further stat boost if installed on Digimon from certain tribes. Once installed, chips cannot be removed without a Removal Patch or performing Research on the Digimon.
+Chips can be installed on Digimon to enhance their stats. Some chips allow a further stat boost if installed on Digimon from certain tribes.
 Chip grades range from LS, SS, S and A to G, with LS being the highest grade. Enhancing chips to a higher grade requires several chips of the same type. E.g. 11 Type "G" chips are combined to form a Type "F" chip. The number of chips required for enhancing decreases by one chip for every grade.
-Special event quests usually provide a means of attaining special event chips via Captures. In additional to stat boost, they may include an improvement on quest rewards. These chips may be kept and used for regular stat boost after the event.
+Special event quests usually provide a means of attaining special event chips via Captures. In additional to stat boost, they may include an improvement on quest rewards. These chips may be kept and used for regular stat boost after the event, or sold for recycled fragments.
 All Champion Digimon are entitled to one chip slot. One additional slot is made available for the next form the Digimon digivolves into, and when it attains Awaken +2 and +4. Further expansions are possible using an expansion patch. A maximum of 10 chips may be installed at any time.
 Currently it is only possible to attain chips via the Exchange or Captures. Players may not have access to chips until a Chip Factory is built.
+Removal of chips from Digimon was previously not possible without the use of Removal Patches or researching Digimon which returns chips to the factory. This was updated so that players may freely install/remove chips.
 ==Leader Skills==
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 ==Legacy Skills==
-While capturing Digimon, they will carry a random legacy skill. This is not restricted to a specific type (e.g. Digimon from the Blazing Tribe may receive a Water-type legacy skill). Legacy skills are always carried forward after Digivolution and Awakening.
+While capturing Digimon, they will carry a random legacy skill. This is not restricted to a specific type (e.g. Digimon from the Blazing Tribe may receive a Water-type legacy skill). Legacy skills are always carried forward after Digivolution and Awakening. Digimon receiving a version upgrade are awarded a second legacy skill.
-In additional to offensive legacy skills, there are several other skills which affects Digimon stats and/or provide a chance to inject positive/negative buffs on a targeted Digimon. These buffs include: Stun, Paralyze, Skill Lock, Sleep, Poison, Confusion, Panic, Heal.
+In additional to offensive legacy skills, there are several other skills which affects Digimon stats temporarily and/or provide a chance to inject positive/negative buffs on a targeted Digimon. These buffs include: Stun, Paralyze, Skill Lock, Sleep, Poison, Confusion, Panic, Heal.
 Most legacy skills are available in 5 grades (labelled I, II, III, IV and V), with V being the most rare, but powerful skill.