When you’re playing and exploring Digimon Story: Time Stranger, being able to ride a Digimon makes travel both faster and more enjoyable. These will help you to gain mobility and protection from enemies. However, this feature is not immediately available; you must unlock it first. In this Digimon World: Time Strangers Mounts Guide, we will dive into how to unlock DigiRide, how to use it, and what to watch out for. Let’s get started!
Mounts Guide – Digimon World: Time Strangers
To start, you’ll need to complete the first two stages of the game, the Tokyo Government Building and the Shinjuku Area. After that, you’ll gain access to the Digital World through a portal and arrive at the main hub, Illiad Town. Once you’ve gone through the introduction there and explored the outskirts for a bit, you’ll meet Merukimon. After speaking with him, you’ll receive a notification saying that the DigiRide feature has been unlocked. From that point on, you can activate it by pressing R on PC or R1/RB on consoles.
Specifications of Digimon:
The DigiRide system only works with specific Digimon. Not every one of them can be used as a mount. Usually, your Digimon needs to be at least at the Champion or Armor stage to carry you, though even within those stages, not all are rideable. If you’re wondering how to unlock this ability, don’t worry, unlocking DigiRide is actually pretty easy once you know what to do.
Using Digiride:
Keep in mind that you can only use DigiRide if you have a mountable Digimon in your Party. These Digimon have a small symbol next to their level indicator that marks them as rideable. However, they need to be placed in either the Front Row or the Reserve slots of your party; otherwise, you won’t be able to activate the DigiRide option at all.
Choosing the Right Digimon:
There’s a huge variety of rideable Digimon to choose from, with over 400 Digimon in the game to collect, train, and battle alongside. Each Digimon behaves a little differently; some are faster, while others have larger bodies that might not fit through tight spaces. Because of this, certain Digimon may not be able to enter smaller areas, while others glide through without any trouble. It’s up to you to experiment and find the mount that suits your playstyle and helps you at a certain location, and helps you travel smoothly through every part of the Digital World.
Following is the list of some Digimons that you can mount in the game:
- Birdramon
- Blimpmon
- Centarumon
- Dobermon
- Dokugumon
- Dorugamon
- Firamon
- Garurumon
- Garurumon (Black)
- Ginryumon
- Greymon
- Greymon (Blue)
- Groundramon
- Guardromon
- Guardromon (Gold)
- Ikkakumon
- Kabuterimon
- Lightdramon
- Metal Greymon
- Metal Greymon (Blue)
- MetalTyrannomon
- Monochromon
- Nefertimon
- Pegasusmon
- Raptordramon
- Reppamon
- Sangloupmon
- Submarimon
- Tankmon
- Triceramon
- Tyrannomon
- Unimon
- Weregarurumon
- Weregarurumon (Black)
- Wingdramon
- Witchmon
- Woodmon
- ZubaEagermon
You can unlock a lot more DigiRides in the game because the game features over 400 Digimon in the game. Unlocking DigiRide makes the game more alive and exciting. I hope it helps you in unlocking the Digimounts. Additional Digimon World: Time Strangers guides are linked below:
- Digimon Story: Time Stranger Talent Guide – How to Increase Digimon Talent
- Digimon Story: Time Stranger Starter Digimon Guide – Which One to Choose
- Digimon Story: Time Stranger Personalities Guide – All Personalities, What They Do
- Digimon Story: Time Stranger Agent Rank Guide – How to Increase, Anomaly Points
- Digimon Story: Time Stranger Cross Arts Guide – All Cross Arts, How to Unlock
This concludes our Digimon World: Time Strangers Mounts Guide. If you want to add anything to this guide, feel free to use the comments section below.
