Spiral

Profile Name & Etymology Debut ⇨ Japanese They look a lot like Digimon, but they are nothing alike. They appear together with Digital Points, and the purposes of their various actions, such as "expanding Digital Points" and "attracting Digimon to Digital Points," are unknown. Digimon ReArise Official Twitter ⇨ English デジモンによく似た姿をしているが、似て非なる存在。 デジタルポイントと共に現れ、「デジタルポイントの拡大」「デジタルポイントにデジモンを呼び込む」など、その様々な行為の目的は不明。 デジモンリアライズ【公式】 Name Etymology Name: Spiral Kanji/Kana: スパイラル Romanization: Supairaru | Spiral. Year Active 2018 Video Game Digimon ReArise

English Japanese Key Contents SPIRAL List of Digimon スパイラル List of Digimon Special/Signature Moves Special/Signature Moves (other Digimon) Forms Forms (other Digimon) Equipment Equipment (other Digimon) Titles Titles (other Digimon)

Attack Techniques

Name		Kanji/Kana	Romanization	Description
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Evolution

Evolves To

• Rasenmon: Fury Mode (with Stiffilmon)
• Digitama

Appearances

Video Games

Digimon ReArise

The Spirals are Digital Lifeforms that originated as fragments of data which were generated by the rifts between the Real and Digital World, spontaneously materializing in both. The fragments developed their Hive Mind and quickly concluded that their purpose was to continue consolidating, but eventually grew lonely and resentful with feeling like outsiders to both Worlds. They initially attempted to achieve self-actualization by assembling into shapes resembling Digimon, but were unsatisfied with mere mimicry and ultimately began trying to create a Digimon-like vessel from their own data. On a fluke, one of their attempts resulted in Herissmon's Digitama. When Herissmon turned out to have his own sense of self, preventing assimilation, the Hive Mind originally discarded him as a failure.

However, they learned that Herissmon had managed to achieve self-actualization on his own, and decided to exploit his Spiral roots to mold him into their vessel. By attacking Herissmon continuously and en masse, they weakened him and forced him to "synchronize" with them, transforming him into Rasenmon: Fury Mode and successfully realizing their vessel. Unfortunately, the Hive Mind began panicking when they realized that by forcing Herissmon to assimilate with them, they had in turn been assimilated with Herissmon, and now felt his emotions and sense of self. In pain, they began lashing out wildly at the world around them.

Eventually Rasenmon would destroy itself - reverting Fury Mode back into a Digitama - however the Spiral refused to give up and continued in their goal to control Herissmon and finally be accepted in the World.

There are also GSpiral (Gスパイラル^?), giant versions of Spira, and XSpiral (Xスパイラル^?), a special type of Spiral that have access to an "X-Barrier". The "X-Barrier" reduces all damage for their team by 85%, though Digimon with the X-Antibody can bypass the Barrier entirely and deal regular damage, in addition to taking 25% less damage from the XSpiral's "X-Charge" attack though this is only applicable to Digimon like War Greymon (X-Antibody), and not natural carriers like Alphamon. DORUmon that evolve from Dorimon can also bypass the barrier.

Image Gallery

Digimon ReArise (4004Y and 3003N)

Digimon ReArise (Spiral Origin, mutated 4004Y)	Digimon ReArise (Saber Leomon Type)	Digimon ReArise (G-Spiral-6097, Imperialdramon PM type)	Digimon ReArise (G-Spiral-6098, Lucemon SM type)
Digimon ReArise (G-Spiral-6099, Huanglongmon type)	Digimon ReArise (Spiral Origin, Final Form)

Additional information

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