Though the chance was slim, he had to take that step forward.
This time, [Sloth] had failed to wear down his will.
Because [Greed] had amplified his desires, giving him greater motivation.
He raised his head and looked at [DemiDevimon], his gaze burning slightly.
It was time for the evolution test!
Under the effects of [Sloth], [DemiDevimon] could evolve into [Flamemon], and under [Sloth IV], it could evolve into [Mephis]. Then what about [Sloth V]?
Naturally, it was the [Demon King of Sloth]—[Belphemon]!
Information on [DemiDevimon]'s evolutions flashed rapidly through Dark's mind.
First was [Flamemon].
[Flamemon], evolved from [DemiDevimon], was a six-star Fire-element Elemental Species.
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[Image: Flamemon]
As a Fire-element Elemental Species, [Flamemon] possessed a certain degree of immunity to Fire-element Ultimate Moves. However, this immunity was actually limited when facing flames of a higher level.
It could still be harmed by fire, or even devoured by higher-level flames. It was not like a "phoenix," able to rise from the ashes.
In the original setting, [Flamemon] was a flame-type Digimon entirely wrapped in Crimson Lotus Fire. Its form was fixed as humanoid, and it possessed an intense desire to burn everything to ashes.
—This was clearly inconsistent with [Sloth], and suited [Wrath] much better.
However, after evolving [DemiDevimon] into [Flamemon], one could still see the "laziness" it displayed.
Clearly, the original setting was not everything. The current [Flamemon] was a Magic Spirit, not a Digimon.
It had four Ultimate Moves: [Burning Fist], [Magma Bomb], [Heat Wave], and [Crimson Flame].
[Burning Fist] was an enchantment-type Ultimate Move that caused its hands to ignite with even hotter flames, granting additional fire damage.
As its name implied, [Magma Bomb] involved spraying magma at an opponent, or hurling a boulder bomb wrapped in magma.
[Magma Bomb] had tremendous explosive power.
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