Search DigimonSearch the Digimon encyclopedia by name, level, attribute, or whether a Digimon carries the X-Antibody, and get back a page of matches with each one's ID, name, and artwork. Leave every filter blank to page through all of them. This is the way in when you do not already know which Digimon you want: narrow here, then feed a result into any of the other actions.
Get a DigimonGet everything the encyclopedia records about one Digimon: its artwork, every level, type, attribute and field it belongs to, its release year, its reference-book profile in English and Japanese, every skill it attacks with, and what it evolves from and into. Takes a name or an ID, so a name read from a message or a spreadsheet can be looked up directly.
Get a random DigimonPick one Digimon at random out of the whole encyclopedia and return its full record. Narrow the draw to a level or an attribute to keep a daily post, a quiz or a prompt on theme. The pick is made server-side over the matching set, so it is genuinely random rather than a shuffle of the first page.
Get a Digimon's profileThe same Digimon, flattened to the handful of fields a post, a card or a message actually needs: name, artwork, levels, types, attributes, fields, release year, skill names, evolutions, and the reference-book text in one language. Saves a workflow digging through the full record for the two fields it wanted. Falls back to whatever language the entry does have and says so, since many entries are Japanese only.
Trace an evolution lineFollow a Digimon's evolutions outwards and return everything the walk reaches, grouped by how many steps away it is. One record only names its immediate neighbours, so this is what turns 'what does Armadimon become' into the whole branch. Choose the direction and how many steps to take; each Digimon is reported once however many paths reach it, and the conditions the encyclopedia records come along with it.
Compare two DigimonPut two Digimon side by side and say what they have in common: the levels, types, attributes and fields they share, and any evolution that appears in both their lines. Both profiles come back whole, so a step can report the differences as easily as the overlap. Useful for a matchup post, a quiz, or deciding whether two Digimon are related at all.
List levelsList the evolution stages a Digimon can be at, from Baby through Child and Adult to Ultimate, plus the off-ladder ones like Armor and Hybrid. Run it to see the exact spellings the encyclopedia uses before filtering a search by level.
Get a levelGet one evolution stage by name or ID, as the encyclopedia records it.
List attributesList the attributes a Digimon can carry, the Vaccine, Data and Virus triangle and the ones outside it. Run it to see the exact spellings before filtering a search by attribute.
Get an attributeGet one attribute by name or ID, as the encyclopedia records it. Useful for resolving an attribute name that came from somewhere else into the exact spelling a search filter takes.
List typesList the creature types the encyclopedia sorts Digimon into, from Insect and Dragon to Holy Beast and Machine. There are around a hundred, so page through them or narrow by name.
Get a typeGet one creature type by name or ID, as the encyclopedia records it. Useful for resolving a type read off a Digimon's record into the exact spelling the rest of the API takes.
List fieldsList the fields, the factions the card game groups Digimon into: Nature Spirits, Nightmare Soldiers, Jungle Troopers and the rest. Each comes with its emblem, so a post or a card can show the faction a Digimon fights for.
Get a fieldGet one field by name or ID, along with the emblem image that goes with it, so a post or a card can show the faction a Digimon fights for rather than just naming it.
List skillsSearch the attacks Digimon use, each with what it does and, where the encyclopedia has one, the translation of its Japanese name. There are thousands, so narrow by name rather than paging from the start.
Get a skillGet one attack by name or ID, with its description and name translation.
