Agumon is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Infinite. He was officially revealed during a Nintendo Direct as the fourth and final downloadable fighter in the First Smash Season Pass, as part of the Smash Bros Are The Champions Bundle. Agumon is classified as Fighter #106.
Chika Sakamoto reprises her role as Agumon and his subsequent Digivolutions Greymon, MetalGreymon and WarGreymon in the Japanese version, while Tom Fahn reprises his role as Agumon, and Kyle Hebert as Greymon, MetalGreymon and WarGreymon in the international version.
Agumon: Pepper Breath: a weak fire projectile that is similar to Sora's Firaga. Deals 6% damage per ball of fire, as well as weak knockback.
Greymon: Nova Blast: a larger fire projectile that deals 10% damage and is more akin to Lucas's PK Fire, dealing higher knockback on bit
MetalGreymon: Giga Destroyer: a chargeable projectile in which MetalGreymon can lock onto an opponent similar to Palutena's Autoreticle as he's charging. At max charge, MetalGreymon releases a barrage of six missiles from its chest towards that opponent's position, dealing 3% damage per missile and knockback dependent on the number of missiles fired. One missile is weak like the Pepper Breath, but all six turn this into a powerful kill move.
Side Special
Dynamite Kick/Horn Impulse/Over Flame
Agumon: Dynamite Kick. A flurry of kicks while leaping forward, Liu Kang-style.
Greymon: Horn Impulse. A dashing horn attack.
MetalGreymon: Over Flame. Shoots a wave of fire from his mouth, acting similar to Holy Water, except it travels at 1/4 of Final Destination.
Up Special
Wildfire Uppercut/Mega Claw
Agumon: Wildfire Uppercut: Agumon will do a Shoryuken while his claws are engulfed in fire. Unlike the Shoryuken though, this will do several hits of damage while dragging the opponent up along with Agumon. If all the hits attacks connect, the final one releases a semi-powerful explosion.
Greymon: Wildfire Uppercut: Greymon lacks the fire aspects of the attack but rather trades it off with a more standard Shoryuken which launches the opponent upon contact with the final hitbox being the most knockback at the pinnacle of the attack. Thanks to Greymon's claws, it has a higher reach.
MetalGreymon: Mega Claw: Instead of giving Metal Greyman a typical slasher rising attack, I decided to get Metal Greymon a Joker-esque Grappling Hook attack with Mega Claw. This fires a metal claw which command grabs the opponent, pulls Metal Greymon in, and causes the Digimon to spike the opponent. It can also be used as a tether grab to latch onto ledges. This gives Metal Graymon some versatility that typically doesn't come with a character for its size.
Down Special
Cross Fire/Digivolve
When Agumon can activate his Digivolution, holding down the Down Special button will initiate the Digievolve which will either bring Agumon to the Greymon form or Greymon to Metal Greymon. Taking too much damage or getting KOd will cause the character to regress back to Agumon. When not able to activate, it becomes Cross Fire which is a powerful chomp attack that has tremendous start-up lag but has a large hitbox and damage output. It can also swallow and negate items and projectiles. Metal Greymon has the largest hitbox and benefits the most from this attack.
Otherwise known as "Gaia Force", and a signature move of WarGreymon. Agumon/Greymon/Metal Greymon Warp-Digivolves into WarGreymon and flies into the background of the stage. There, the player will have 8 seconds to aim as he's charging. Upon release, the massive orb of energy will fly towards the stage ominously like Bahamut ZERO's Teraflare in Midgar and generates an explosion that makes the Bomber item look like a firecracker in comparison and hits multiple times like the Smart Bomb, dealing 76% damage total.
Taunts[]
Up Taunt
Agumon: Tosses a meat roll in the air and chomps it with one bite in that direction.
Greymon: Roars upwards.
Metal Greymon: Roars forward while raising his wings upwards.
Right Taunt
Agumon: Jumps up and down three times.
Greymon: Roars out while crouching down.
Metal Greymon: Metal Greymon emits steam as he performs a strong-man pose.
Left Taunt
Agumon: Agumon turns around and wags his tail at the opponent.
Greymon: Greymon takes his tail and slams it down behind himself.
Metal Greymon: Metal Greymon spins while spreading his wings and floating a bit.
Down Taunt
Agumon: Slashes twice and says "Agumon!"
Greymon: Stomps three times as fire shoots upward.
Metal Greymon: Powers up with electrcity.
On-Screen Appearance[]
A Digivice appears and Agumon jumps out in virtual pet sprite form and then transforms into his 3D form.
Idle Poses[]
Agumon
Looks behind, then looks up.
Smoke billows out if his mouth.
Greymon
Greymon stomps his feet once.
Fire fumes out of his mouth.
Metal Greymon
Heavily breathes twice.
His centerpiece glows faintly.
Victory Poses[]
Agumon
Agumon Digivolves into Greymon which he will then roar with all his might and faces the screen.
Agumon happily jump up and down.
Agumon slashes three times, does a flip, and then does a pose,
Greymon
Greymon Digivolves into Metal Greymon which he then fires off a beam of fire from his mouth.
Greymon falls asleep.
Greymon fires off some blasts of fire before using his tail to slash through it.
Metal Greymon
Metal Greymon Digivolves into War Greymon which he then scratches his claws in front of him in the shape of an X
Metal Greymon chomps on some meat.
Metal Greymon fires off a barrage of missiles that blast toward the camera.
Classic Mode Route: Digimon, Digital Monsters[]
All fighters are monster-like in appearance. In addition, they first fight against a Tiny version, then a medium-sized version, and then a Giant to reference the stages of Digivolution.
Round
Opponent
Stage
Music
Notes
References
1
WarioWare
Final stock is Meta Ridley alt.
2
Moray Towers
Final stock is Crafted Yoshi alt.
3
Kongo Jungle
Final sock is Giant Pirahna Plant
4
Brinstar Depths
Final stock is Metal Charizard.
5
Hyrule Castle
Final stock is Yellow Donkey Kong
6
Tomodachi Life
Final sock is Golden Metal ROB.
BONUS
Race to the Finish!
FINAL
Final Destination
Final stock is Pikachu Libre
In competitive play[]
To be added
Palette Swaps[]
Yellow
Based on his consistent appearances in reoccurring Digimon games.
Red
Based on Guilmon, a dinosaur-type Digimon like Agumon.
Blue
Based on Veemon, a new species of Dragon Digimon with excellent combat abilities.
Green
Based on Terriermon, a cute Digimon that shares an evolutionary tree with Agumon.
Orange
Based on Greymon, his digievolution.
Dark Blue
Based on Fake Agumon Expert, a genius Agumon that has a doctorate from Digital World Academy. In fact, it plagiarizes it's work from the real Agumon Expert.
Grey
Based on Gammamon, a Ceratopsian Digimon.
Yellow-green
Based on Pulsemon, a Beastkin Digimon who has the control of lightning.
Black
Based on Black Agumon, a variant of Agumon who is known for not having any fear.
White
Based on Snow Agumon, a variant of Agumon who lives in arctic regions.
Purple
Based on Gumdramon, a Mini Dragon Digimon who uses its tail as a hammer.
Pink
Based on Ex-Tyranomon, a puppet-type Digimon that runs around in a Tyranomon-shaped plush toy.
