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[[File:Nightmare Lv.3.png|link=Water Pressure Lv.1]] [[Water Pressure Lv.1]] | [[File:Nightmare Lv.3.png|link=Water Pressure Lv.1]] [[Water Pressure Lv.1]] | ||
[[File:Reflection.png|link=Bleeding Lv.1]] [[Weak Point Lv.1]] | |||
[[File:Slow.png|link=Slow Debuff]] [[Mild Stun]] | |||
[[File:ReflectionVajra.png]] [[Reflection Lv.1]] | |||
[[File:Fatigued] [[Fatigued]] | |||
[[File:Silence.png|link=Silence Debuff]] [[Contaminated Dust]] | |||
[[File:Reflection.png|link=Bleeding Lv.1]] [[Armor Piercing]] | |||
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Revision as of 11:37, 27 November 2022
Debuff System
Debuff is the exact opposite of Buff. While Buff is a beneficial effect applied to you digimon or tamer, Debuff is a harmful effect that is applied to your digimon or tamer. Currently, the debuffs are not very common in-game, as they are being added with the New Holy Beasts' Dungeons. Some Debuffs were in-game already, but in a low number.
The list of current debuffs in-game is down below:
[[File:Fatigued] Fatigued
