Aegiomon

Aegiomon is a goat-legged Champion that plays a set of Syrinx pipes. It first appeared in 2014 in Digimon Heroes!, more than ten years before Digimon Story: Time Stranger put it at the centre of a time-travel story. It is a Vaccine-attribute Digimon. It evolves from Elecmon into Aegiochusmon and finally into Jupitermon, the leader of the Olympos XII.

Aegiomon at a glance

Short answer: Aegiomon is a Champion-level Digimon with the Vaccine attribute. It has a human upper body and a goat’s lower body. It evolves from Elecmon and into Aegiochusmon, then Jupitermon, and it is Inori Misono’s partner in Digimon Story: Time Stranger (2025).

The table below combines the current data from the two main wikis, the DigimonWiki on Fandom and Wikimon, with Bandai Namco’s own Time Stranger character page. The Japanese name is アイギオモン, and the English and Japanese romanisations are the same.

Field	Value
Japanese name	アイギオモン
Level	Champion (Adult in Japanese terms)
Attribute	Vaccine
Type	Shaman (Fandom) / God Man (Wikimon, from 神人型)
Debut	Digimon Heroes! (2014)
Digimon Reference Book entry	February 14, 2014
Prior form	Elecmon
Next forms	Aegiochusmon and its Green, Blue, Dark and Holy variants
Final form in its line	Jupitermon (story form: Jupitermon: Wrath Mode)
Partner	Inori Misono (Digimon Story: Time Stranger)
Voice actors (Time Stranger)	Mutsumi Tamura (Japanese), Cristina Vee (English)
Crest symbol (PB-24 data)	Syrinx

Why is it called “Shaman” on one wiki and “God Man” on another?

Both labels translate the same Japanese type, 神人型. Wikimon translates the characters literally, which gives “God Man”. The Fandom DigimonWiki uses “Shaman”. Time Stranger guides such as Grindosaur and GamerBlurb list the in-game type as “Deity”. In the Digimon Card Game, BT25-033 carries the trait Shaman. The type is the same in every source, and only the English wording changes.

Who is Aegiomon

Aegiomon is a musician, and its design is based on the god Pan. Its upper body is human and its lower body belongs to a mountain goat. It plays the Syrinx, a set of Pan pipes. According to Grindosaur’s profile and the Fandom wiki, it usually performs in the same musical troupe as Sirenmon. That fits it well: both Digimon use sound to charm and control the people listening.

Most players know it from Time Stranger. Bandai Namco’s official character page describes Aegiomon as a mysterious humanoid Digimon with amnesia, sitting at the centre of the game’s time-travel mystery. As Inori Misono’s partner, it joins your battles as an extra party member. The game also leans on the mythology in its name, because it grows into Jupitermon, the king of the gods in the Olympos XII.

Design: goat legs, pipes and a performer’s build

Aegiomon is a satyr with a Digimon twist. Its music is its main weapon, and its goat legs are its second one: one of its named attacks is a backward kick. Because it is a performer, its attacks work on how a target hears, feels and reacts rather than on brute force. That is a different style from most Champions, which usually just hit hard.

The design also hints at where the line goes. Aegiochusmon, its next stage, keeps the goat-god idea and adds the trappings of a divine warrior. Jupitermon then completes the move from wandering musician to king of the gods.

Etymology: Aegipan and ágios

Wikimon gives two Greek roots for the name:

• Aegipan (“Goat-Pan”), a goat-legged figure from Greek myth described as the son of Zeus and Aega.
• ágios (άγιος), Greek for “holy”.

The name therefore means something like “holy goat-Pan”. That suits a Vaccine Digimon whose evolution line ends in a god.

Mythology links to Aegiochusmon and Jupitermon

The whole line follows Zeus. In Greek, aigiochos means “aegis-bearer”, a title given to Zeus as the holder of the Aegis, the divine shield or goatskin cloak. Aegiochusmon is a Latinised form of that title. Jupiter is the Roman name for Zeus, so Jupitermon is the Zeus figure of the Olympos XII. That group of twelve also includes Junomon, who is named after Jupiter’s queen, Juno.

The order makes sense in the myth too: the goat-legged child of Zeus (Aegipan) grows into Zeus’s shield-bearing title (Aegiochus) and finally becomes Zeus himself (Jupiter). Few Digimon lines follow a single myth this closely.

Signature attacks

Aegiomon has three named attacks. One is a song that charms, one is a kick and one is an electric strike that numbs. Each is described below from the profile text, and the Time Stranger battle data is added where it exists.

Attack	What it does (profile)	Time Stranger data
Attract Echo	Plays the Syrinx to draw listeners in, wearing down their sense of self until they can only see Aegiomon	Not listed in the field guide data
Iron Trust	A sharp backward kick with its goat legs	Not listed in the field guide data
Stun Beat Blow	An electrified strike that numbs the target’s nerves so it cannot move properly	Electric physical attack, power 60, 20% chance of Paralysis

Attract Echo

Attract Echo is Aegiomon’s most distinctive attack. The listener is not hurt. They are slowly taken over, as their sense of self wears away and they can focus on nothing but Aegiomon. The attack shares the “dangerous music” idea of its troupe-mate Sirenmon, whose name comes from the Sirens of the Iliad and Odyssey stories.

Iron Trust

Iron Trust shows that Aegiomon can fight up close. It turns and drives a strong backward kick with its goat legs, the same move a real goat or horse uses. Compared with Attract Echo it is simple, but it means the design is never only about music.

Stun Beat Blow

Stun Beat Blow is the attack Time Stranger players use most. According to the Nightly Gaming Binge field guide, it is an Electric-type physical skill with power 60 and a 20% chance to paralyse. That makes it a good tool for slowing a dangerous enemy. The Fandom wiki notes that “Stun Beat” is a pun on “stampede”, which suits a Digimon with hooves. The electric damage also links back to Elecmon, its prior form.

Evolution line

Aegiomon evolves from Elecmon and into Aegiochusmon, and the line ends at Jupitermon. Each medium handles the line a little differently, so the tables below are split by source. Time Stranger is the only one with requirements you need to meet.

Prior forms

Time Stranger route: Punimon → Tsunomon → Elecmon → Aegiomon.

Profile line (Fandom and Wikimon): Elecmon is listed as its prior form. Its partner, Inori Misono, appears only in Time Stranger.

The Elecmon link stands out because most fans know Elecmon as a classic Rookie with no special story weight. Here it becomes the first step toward Jupitermon. For the story version, Wikimon records that Aegiomon evolves from “Coo-chan”, the small Digimon Inori looks after, in the middle of a battle. More on that in the story section.

Evolution line in Digimon Story: Time Stranger

From	To	Level reached	Conditions (summary)
Punimon	Tsunomon	In-Training II	Agent Rank 1+, 200+ ATK
Tsunomon	Elecmon	Rookie	Agent Rank 1+, 200+ Max SP, 160+ INT
Elecmon	Aegiomon	Champion	Agent Rank 9+, 470+ Max SP, 46 Bonds of Valor skills
Aegiomon	Aegiochusmon	Ultimate	Agent Rank 9+, 1100+ ATK, 1090+ SPD, 46 Valor + 46 Philanthropy
Aegiomon	Aegiochusmon: Green	Ultimate	Agent Rank 9+, 4620+ Max HP, 2910+ SPD, 46 Valor + 46 Wisdom
Aegiomon	Aegiochusmon: Blue	Ultimate	Agent Rank 9+, 1820+ Max SP, 3070+ ATK, 46 Valor + 46 Amicability
Aegiomon	Aegiochusmon: Dark	Ultimate	Agent Rank 9+, 3070+ ATK, 2980+ INT, 46 Valor + 46 Amicability + 46 Wisdom
Aegiomon	Aegiochusmon: Holy	Ultimate	Agent Rank 9+, 2980+ INT, 2890+ SPI, 46 Valor + 46 Philanthropy + 46 Amicability
Aegiochusmon, Green, Blue or Holy	Jupitermon	Mega	Agent Rank 9+, 46 each in Valor, Philanthropy, Amicability and Wisdom

The stat thresholds come from Game8, the Nightly Gaming Binge field guides, Wikimon and a Steam community guide, and these sources agree on the numbers. The four Aegiochusmon variants ask for much higher stats than the base form. That means base Aegiochusmon is the realistic first Ultimate, and the variants are later goals.

Aegiochusmon and its four variants

Aegiochusmon has five versions, each tied to a different stat build and a different mix of Agent Skills. In Time Stranger, the base form also has a unique skill. Wikimon lists it as “Aegiomon no Inori”, which restores your party’s Digimon by one generation.

Variant	Level	Evolves from (Time Stranger)	Leads to Jupitermon?	Build it rewards
Aegiochusmon	Ultimate	Aegiomon	Yes	Balanced ATK and SPD
Aegiochusmon: Green	Ultimate	Aegiomon	Yes	Max HP and SPD
Aegiochusmon: Blue	Ultimate	Aegiomon	Yes	Max SP and ATK
Aegiochusmon: Dark	Ultimate	Aegiomon	Not listed by Wikimon	ATK and INT
Aegiochusmon: Holy	Ultimate	Aegiomon	Yes	INT and SPI

Which variant is best? If your goal is Jupitermon, base Aegiochusmon is the one to aim for. Its stat gates (1100 ATK, 1090 SPD) are far lower than any variant’s, so you reach Jupitermon sooner, and it has the healing skill. Green suits a tank build because its gate rewards a large HP pool. Blue suits a physical damage dealer who also wants plenty of SP. Holy is the choice for a magic-focused build. Dark has the highest stat and skill cost, and Wikimon does not list it as a route to Jupitermon. That makes it a collection piece or side branch, not a step toward the Mega.

Jupitermon and Wrath Mode

Jupitermon is the Mega at the end of the line. It is the leader of the Olympos XII, the twelve Olympian god Digimon that includes Junomon. In Time Stranger you can evolve into it from base Aegiochusmon, Green, Blue or Holy once you reach Agent Rank 9 and have learned 46 skills in each of the four Bonds trees.

Jupitermon: Wrath Mode is a story form. Wikimon describes it as the form Aegiomon takes when rage at losing Inori pushes it past its limits in one timeline. The story section below covers it (spoilers).

Evolution line in the Digimon Card Game

From	To	Digivolve condition on the card
Level 3 [Elecmon], or any Level 3 with the [TS] trait	Aegiomon (BT24-034)	Cost 2
Level 3 Digimon	Aegiomon (BT25-033)	Cost 2
Level 5 with the [TS] trait	Jupitermon (BT24-101)	Cost reduction when the Digimon has [Aegiochusmon] in its name

The card game follows the Time Stranger line closely. Elecmon feeds Aegiomon, the Aegiochusmon cards fill Level 5, and Jupitermon rewards you for building around an Aegiochusmon.

How to get Aegiomon in Digimon Story: Time Stranger

Short answer: Raise a Punimon, evolve it into Tsunomon and then Elecmon. Then evolve Elecmon into Aegiomon once you have Agent Rank 9, at least 470 Max SP and 46 Bonds of Valor Agent Skills. Elecmon does not appear in the wild, so you have to build this line yourself.

These requirements apply to Digimon Story: Time Stranger on every platform: PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC (October 2025), and Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 (July 10, 2026).

Step 1: Punimon to Tsunomon to Elecmon

The Nightly Gaming Binge Elecmon field guide confirms that Elecmon cannot be found in the wild. This catches many players out. They go looking for Elecmon in the field, find nothing and assume it unlocks later. It doesn’t. You build it from the In-Training line.

The early steps are cheap:

1. Punimon → Tsunomon: Agent Rank 1+ and 200+ ATK.
2. Tsunomon → Elecmon: Agent Rank 1+, 200+ Max SP and 160+ INT.

Both have no real rank gate, so you can have Elecmon in the first hours of the game. It then waits for your Agent Rank to catch up.

Step 2: Elecmon to Aegiomon (Agent Rank 9, 470 Max SP, 46 Valor)

This is the real wall. According to Nightly Gaming Binge’s Aegiomon field guide, Elecmon → Aegiomon needs:

• Agent Rank 9 or higher
• 470+ Max SP
• 46 Bonds of Valor Agent Skills learned

Agent Rank 9 is a late-game gate for a Champion. It reflects Aegiomon’s place in the story: the game does not want you raising a copy of Inori’s partner before the story has explained who it is. The 46 Valor skills are the second gate. Every stage from here onward needs Valor, so the points you spend now count toward Aegiochusmon and Jupitermon too.

Worked example: Say your Elecmon has 380 Max SP when you reach Agent Rank 9, and you have 40 Valor skills. You need 90 more Max SP and 6 more Valor skills. Spend your next Agent Skill points on Valor, train SP, and Aegiomon will appear in the Digivolution menu once both numbers are met.

Max SP or HP? Some players report guides with different stat labels for this step. The field guide data used here lists Max SP 470 and 46 Valor skills. The Digivolution menu in your own game is the final word, because it shows exactly which conditions you have met. Check it before you spend hours training.

Step 3: Aegiomon to Aegiochusmon

Base Aegiochusmon needs Agent Rank 9+, 1100+ ATK, 1090+ SPD, 46 Bonds of Valor skills and 46 Bonds of Philanthropy skills. You already meet the rank and Valor requirements from step 2. The new work is the Philanthropy tree and bringing ATK and SPD up together.

Once you have Aegiochusmon, its “Aegiomon no Inori” skill restores party Digimon by one generation. That lets you use a skill turn instead of a recovery item.

Story partner vs. your own Aegiomon

There are two Aegiomon in Time Stranger, and the difference matters:

	Story Aegiomon	Your raised Aegiomon
Who controls it	Inori Misono’s partner, a guest in your party	Fully yours, like any Digimon in your Digibank
How you get it	Joins through the story	Punimon → Tsunomon → Elecmon → Aegiomon
Evolution	Follows story events (up to Jupitermon and Wrath Mode)	Follows the requirement table above
When available	Early, as part of the plot	From Agent Rank 9

So, yes: you can own your own Aegiomon. Bandai Namco’s page describes the story Aegiomon as a partner who joins battles as an extra party member. The raised Aegiomon is a separate entry you train and evolve yourself, with no story attached.

Time Stranger release timeline

Date	Event
October 2, 2025	Japanese console release
October 3, 2025	Worldwide launch on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S
October 13, 2025	“Prelude” anime short streams on Bandai Namco’s YouTube channel
December 11, 2025	Passes 1 million copies sold (shipments plus digital), roughly 69 days after launch
July 10, 2026	Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions released

Aegiomon’s role in the Time Stranger story (spoilers)

Short answer: Aegiomon is the amnesiac Digimon at the centre of the Time Stranger mystery. It starts as Inori Misono’s partner, becomes Jupitermon near the end, and takes over from Chronomon as the Keeper of Time. The spoiler-free summary comes first. The full spoilers are clearly marked below it.

Spoiler-free summary

In Time Stranger you play an agent of the ADAMAS organisation, and the story moves between the human world and the Digital World. Early on you meet Inori Misono, a girl with a protective bond with a small Digimon she calls Coo-chan. Coo-chan evolves into Aegiomon, a humanoid Digimon with no memory of where it came from. From that point Aegiomon fights beside you as Inori’s partner.

The basic setup: Aegiomon does not know what it is, Inori depends on it heavily, and its past is tied to the game’s time-travel events. If you have not finished the game, stop here and skip to the Other appearances section.

Full spoilers: Chronomon, Jupitermon and the ending

Spoiler warning: this section covers the main story through to the ending.

Coo-chan and the evolution. Wikimon’s story page records that Coo-chan evolves into Aegiomon during a battle, gains sapience and helps the Agent win. Aegiomon later comes into contact with a treasure whose explosion destroys the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. It absorbs the treasure’s power, and that is what lets it travel through time.

Inori and Yuta. Inori lost her younger brother, Yuta Misono. Wikimon notes that she treats Aegiomon as a replacement for him, which explains why the bond is so tight and so fragile. The Prelude anime short is built around Inori and her brother just before the main story.

The Apostles of Iliad. Aegiomon is one of the Apostles of Iliad. The Digimon Card Game uses the same group as a trait: BT25-033 is listed with the Shaman, Iliad and TS traits.

Chronomon as father. This is the big twist. Chronomon is the main antagonist and the real leader of the Titans, and Wikimon lists it as Aegiomon’s biological father and creator. So the hero’s companion is the son of the final boss. That changes how the game’s time loops read when you think back on them.

Wrath Mode and the Shinjuku Inferno. In one timeline, Aegiomon’s rage at losing Inori pushes it into Jupitermon: Wrath Mode. In that form it destroys the Giant Slayer, the vessel Chronomon uses. The clash sets off the Shinjuku Inferno, one of the turning points of the story. Wikimon notes that Wrath Mode is the only playable Digimon in the Giant Slayer fight, so the game gives you this one Digimon in a solo battle.

Jupitermon and the ending. Near the end of the game, Aegiomon becomes Jupitermon, leader of the Olympos XII. In the epilogue, three years after the finale, Aegiomon as Jupitermon replaces Chronomon as the Keeper of Time. According to the Fandom character list, it uses that power to create a timeline where Yuta was never killed. The son of the villain takes the villain’s role and uses it to repair the loss the story started with.

Other appearances: games, V-pets and anime

Aegiomon was a Digimon Heroes! card before it was a Time Stranger star, and it has been in several mobile and V-pet releases since. The table below lists its confirmed appearances by medium.

Medium	Title	Year	Notes
Mobile card game	Digimon Heroes!	2014	Debut
Mobile card game	Digimon Crusader	2010s	Card appearance
Mobile game	Digimon Soul Chaser	2010s	Appearance
Mobile game	Digimon ReArise	2018	Appearance
Mobile game	Digimon New Century	2020s	Appearance
Mobile game	Digimon UP	2020s	Buddy that shortens Stun and Airborne effects from its second Breakthrough (GameWith)
V-pet	Digital Monster Pendulum COLOR 8: Celestial Walker	2010s	Raisable on the device
Console/PC RPG	Digimon Story: Time Stranger	2025	Inori Misono’s partner; can also be raised
Anime short	Digimon Story: Time Stranger Prelude	2025	About four minutes, Toei Animation; focuses on Inori and her brother
Card game	Digimon Card Game	2025–2026	BT24, BT25 and promo printings

Digimon Heroes! and the mobile years

Digimon Heroes! introduced Aegiomon in 2014, and it stayed on mobile for most of the next decade. In Digimon UP, GameWith’s rating page describes it as a buddy whose passive reduces how long Stun and Airborne last from its second Breakthrough onward. That fits an attack set built around stunning.

Pendulum COLOR 8: Celestial Walker

Wikimon records Aegiomon on Pendulum COLOR 8: Celestial Walker. It is one of the Digimon you can raise on that device, a step from screen data to a physical V-pet.

Anime

The Time Stranger Prelude is the closest Aegiomon’s story has come to animation. It is a single episode of about four minutes, made by Toei Animation and streamed on Bandai Namco’s official YouTube channel from October 13, 2025, in Japanese with English subtitles. The short centres on Inori and her younger brother just before the game begins. Anyone who knows Aegiomon from the game will see the setup for Inori’s grief. If you want the TV series that made Digimon partners famous, Digimon Tamers is still the classic choice.

Aegiomon in the Digimon Card Game

Short answer: Aegiomon has two main-set cards: BT24-034 (Super Rare, Time Stranger) and BT25-033 (Uncommon, Dual Revolution). There is also the P-194 promo from the Time Stranger demo deck. Each one uses your security stack, and both main-set cards have Barrier.

If the Digimon TCG is new to you, the short version is this: each card has a level, a play cost, a digivolve cost and DP (its battle strength). Effects trigger at set timings such as On Play or When Digivolving. Aegiomon’s cards are built around [TS] Tamers and spending security cards.

Aegiomon printings

Card No.	Set	Rarity	Level / Cost / DP	Effect summary	Variants
BT24-034	BT-24 Time Stranger	Super Rare (SR)	Lv.4 / digivolve 2 from Lv.3 [Elecmon] or Lv.3 [TS] / 5000 DP	Barrier. When Moving, On Play and When Digivolving: add your top security card to hand, then play one [TS] Tamer from hand for free (not a name you already have)	Regular SR, Alternate Art, special-rare “SP” style printing
BT25-033	BT-25 Dual Revolution	Uncommon (U)	Lv.4 / play 5, digivolve 2 from Lv.3	Barrier. On Play / When Digivolving: spend your top security card to give an opponent’s Digimon −5000 DP for the turn. Traits: Shaman, Iliad, TS	Regular, Pre-Release Stamped, Release Event version
P-194	Time Stranger Demo Deck exclusive	Promo (P)	Champion	Demo deck promo	Card shops also list Time Stranger promo and promo pack distributions

How Barrier works on Aegiomon

Barrier works the same way on both main-set cards. When Aegiomon would be deleted in battle, you can trash the top card of your security stack instead and keep Aegiomon on the field. You give up some of your life total so your Digimon survives. The cost is real, so use Barrier when keeping Aegiomon wins you the game or protects a key digivolution stack, not every time.

BT24-034: the Tamer engine

BT24-034 is the stronger card for most decks. It digivolves for 2 from Elecmon or any Level 3 [TS] Digimon. It triggers when played, when it digivolves and when it moves. Each time, it turns a security card into a free [TS] Tamer. Free Tamers are a lot of value in the Time Stranger theme, and BT24-034 is the card that gets them onto the field. The trade-off is that every trigger costs you a security card.

BT25-033: the removal option

The Dual Revolution card plays the other way. Instead of building your board, it attacks your opponent’s: one security card buys −5000 DP on an enemy Digimon for the turn. That is often enough to delete a Champion or weaken an attacker. Its traits (Shaman, Iliad, TS) also reflect the story, with “Iliad” pointing to the Apostles of Iliad.

Related cards for building around Aegiomon

Card No.	Card	Set	Rarity	Why it matters
BT24-014	Aegiochusmon	BT-24 Time Stranger	Rare (R), plus Alternate Art	The main Level 5 step to Jupitermon
P-213	Aegiochusmon	Official Store Tournament 2026 Vol. 1	Promo	Tournament promo version
BT25-025	Aegiochusmon: Blue	BT-25 Dual Revolution	Rare (R)	Variant Level 5, Release Event version exists
BT25-053	Aegiochusmon: Green	BT-25 Dual Revolution	Rare (R)	Variant Level 5, Release Event and foil versions exist
BT24-101	Jupitermon	BT-24 Time Stranger	Secret Rare (SEC), plus Rare Pull	Digivolves from a Lv.5 [TS] Digimon, cheaper from [Aegiochusmon]; effects use your security stack

Jupitermon BT24-101 was one of the most valuable cards in the Time Stranger set on the secondary market. Its effects spend your top security card to keep your Digimon or Tamers in play or to cut enemy DP. Played together, Aegiomon, Aegiochusmon and Jupitermon make a deck that treats security as a resource to spend, not just to protect. The same idea shows up in Jupitermon lists that have won Japanese store events. If you plan to take the deck to Digimon Card Game championships or ranked events, practise counting your security first. Running out is the main way this deck loses.

Trivia

• Two partners in one. Time Stranger has a story Aegiomon (Inori’s partner) and a raisable Aegiomon (yours). The two never conflict, because the story partner is a guest.
• Electric roots. Stun Beat Blow is an Electric attack in Time Stranger, a clear link back to Elecmon, the Rookie it evolves from.
• The Wrath Mode solo. Jupitermon: Wrath Mode is the only playable Digimon in the Giant Slayer fight, according to Wikimon. Time Stranger rarely gives you a solo battle like this.
• A family in the story. Chronomon creates Aegiomon, Aegiomon becomes Jupitermon, and Jupitermon takes Chronomon’s role as Keeper of Time.
• The Syrinx crest. In the PB-24 data recorded by Wikimon, Aegiomon’s crest symbol is the Syrinx, the pipes it plays.
• A big audience. Time Stranger sold more than 1 million copies in about 69 days, according to Final Weapon’s report of Bandai Namco’s figures. A Champion first released on mobile in 2014 suddenly had one of the largest audiences of any Digimon that year.
• Voices on both sides of the Pacific. Mutsumi Tamura voices Aegiomon in Japanese and Cristina Vee voices it in English.

FAQ

Is Aegiomon a Digimon?

Yes. Aegiomon is an official Digimon: a Champion-level, Vaccine-attribute Shaman (God Man) type. It debuted in Digimon Heroes! in 2014 and has an entry in Bandai’s Digimon Reference Book dated February 14, 2014.

Is Aegiomon the egg?

No, but it hatches from one in a sense. In Time Stranger, Inori looks after a small Digimon called Coo-chan, which many players think of as “the egg”. Wikimon records that Coo-chan evolves into Aegiomon during a battle. Aegiomon is what Coo-chan grows into, not the egg itself.

Is Coo-chan the egg form of Aegiomon?

In the story, yes. Coo-chan is the earlier form of the story Aegiomon. If you raise your own Aegiomon, the route is different: Punimon, Tsunomon and Elecmon.

Is Aegiomon the Guardian?

In the end, effectively yes. Aegiomon starts the game as an amnesiac partner and one of the Apostles of Iliad. In the epilogue, as Jupitermon, it replaces Chronomon as the Keeper of Time, the being that guards the timeline. It uses that power to create a world where Yuta Misono survives.

Is Aegiomon Chronomon?

No. They are separate Digimon. Wikimon lists Chronomon, the main antagonist and true leader of the Titans, as Aegiomon’s biological father and creator. Aegiomon later takes over Chronomon’s role as Keeper of Time, which is probably why the two are often confused.

Is Chronomon really Aegiomon’s dad?

Yes, within Time Stranger. Wikimon’s Chronomon (Time Stranger) page lists it as Aegiomon’s biological father and creator.

Is Aegiomon a new Digimon?

No. It looks new to many players because Time Stranger made it famous in 2025, but it has been around since 2014. It also appeared in Digimon Crusader, Soul Chaser, New Century, Digimon UP and on the Pendulum COLOR 8 V-pet.

What does Aegiomon digivolve into?

Aegiochusmon, at the Ultimate level. In Time Stranger it can also become Aegiochusmon: Green, Blue, Dark or Holy, depending on your stats and Agent Skills. Aegiochusmon, Green, Blue and Holy can then evolve into the Mega Jupitermon. Jupitermon: Wrath Mode is a story-only form.

What level is Aegiomon?

Champion (Adult in Japanese). In the Digimon Card Game, Aegiomon’s cards are Level 4.

How do you get Aegiomon in Digimon Story: Time Stranger?

Raise Punimon into Tsunomon (Agent Rank 1+, 200+ ATK), then into Elecmon (Agent Rank 1+, 200+ Max SP, 160+ INT). Once you reach Agent Rank 9, have 470+ Max SP and have learned 46 Bonds of Valor skills, evolve Elecmon into Aegiomon.

Why can’t I find Elecmon anywhere in Time Stranger?

It is not in the wild. The only way to get it is to evolve it, usually from Punimon through Tsunomon.

Can I actually get my own Aegiomon, or is it only Inori’s partner?

You can get your own. The story Aegiomon is Inori’s guest partner, and a fully controllable copy is open to anyone who meets the Elecmon → Aegiomon requirements.

What happens to Aegiomon at the end of Time Stranger? Is it Jupitermon now?

Yes. Near the end it becomes Jupitermon, leader of the Olympos XII. Three years after the finale, as Jupitermon, it replaces Chronomon as Keeper of Time.

Who voices Aegiomon?

Mutsumi Tamura in Japanese and Cristina Vee in English, both in Digimon Story: Time Stranger.

What was Aegiomon’s first appearance?

Digimon Heroes!, the mobile card game, in 2014.

Which Aegiomon card should a new player pick up first?

BT24-034 from Time Stranger. It digivolves from Elecmon for 2 and plays [TS] Tamers for free, so it is the centre of any Aegiomon deck. Pair it with Aegiochusmon BT24-014 to fill Level 5. Add Jupitermon BT24-101 last, because it is the most expensive card to buy.

Article notes

AC

Written by Ava Chen

Ava Chen covers Digimon Story: Time Stranger and the older Story, World and Survive games, Digimon Card Game deck building, rulings and set breakdowns, and the raising mechanics and regional releases of Digivices and Vital Bracelets. She checks claims against Bandai Namco announcements, official rule documents and patch notes, and says plainly when a mechanic is still unclear.

• Fact-checked by Noelle Fairbanks against the sources listed below before publication.
• Published November 13, 2026

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