Digimon Story: Time Stranger - Bosses
The major boss fights of Digimon Story: Time Stranger, from the opening Metal Greymon and Kuwagamon to the Titan commanders, the Seven Great Demon Lords clones of the endgame, and the final confrontation with Chronomon: Destroy Mode.
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of 13 entries
· updated 2026-09-03
| Name | Type | Description | Location | Region | Difficulty | Rewards |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metal Greymon (Virus) | Opening Boss | The first major threat, a virus-type Metal Greymon encountered during the opening investigation. | Shinjuku Subway / Government Building | Human World | Introductory | Establishes the opening crisis Introduction to boss mechanics |
| Kuwagamon | Opening Boss | A beetle Digimon that sweeps in and attacks the party and Inori on the rooftop. | Shinjuku Government Building rooftop | Human World | Introductory | Triggers the Shinjuku Inferno event |
| Titamon / Titamon + Skull Baluchimon / Berserk Titamon | Primary Rival Boss Line | The recurring rival Titan boss fought multiple times across the campaign. | Digital World and Shinjuku | Iliad / Human World | High (multi-phase) | Aegiomon gains time-travel powers Progress through the Iliad storyline |
| Vulcanusmon & Divine Arms Version Omega | Area Boss | Mistaken the party for Titans and attacks them with his crafted Divine Arms. | Factorial Area | Digital World Iliad | High | Restores Locomon rail power Unlocks passage to Guardian Palace |
| Sharkmon & two Hangyomon | Area Boss (Titan Leader) | The Titan leader of the Abyss underwater realm. | Abyss Area | Digital World Iliad | High | Reveals the current of Iliad plot Advances the Titans investigation |
| Ranamon / Calamaramon | Boss (Deceptive Titan) | A seemingly friendly Titan who guides the party to a healer, only to reveal she faked defection and was behind the poisoned wine that killed Neptunemon and the destruction of the Abyss Area. | Abyss Sanctuary | Digital World Iliad | Very High | The Abyss Area is saved via time travel Venusmon and Neptunemon become Apostles of Iliad |
| Callismon (Big Bearmon) | Boss | The corrupted elder Bearmon brother who becomes the feral Callismon, encountered as a major boss. | Central Town area | Digital World Iliad | High | Progress through the Central Town/Sewer arc |
| Zombie Plutomon | Major Boss | The corrupted, undead form of the Titan king Plutomon, possessed by Chronomon's poisoned influence. | Dark Area / Abyss, Iliad | Digital World Iliad | Very High (requires Agent Rank progression) | Lifts Chronomon's possession Plutomon becomes an Apostle of Iliad |
| Junomon: Hysteric Mode | Major Boss | When Junomon falls into a rage after the Guardian Palace assault, she enters Hysteric Mode, creating countless Digital Gates that summon a Titan army into the human world. | Digital World Iliad | Iliad | High | Ends the Digital Gate chaos Junomon is reclaimed as an Apostle |
| Power Loader (Toya Kuga) | Mech Boss | Kuga pilots the D-SAT Power Loader mech in a major confrontation, combining his personal hatred of Monica Simmons with the military might of the Giant Slayer program's smaller cousin. | Government Building / D-SAT | Human World | Very High | Progress through the D-SAT endgame |
| Seven Great Demon Lords (Clones) | Endgame Gauntlet | As reality collapses within the Akashic Records, the party battles clones of all Seven Great Demon Lords: Barbamon, Demon (with two Millenniumon), Lilithmon (with two Cerberumon), Leviamon, Lucemon: Satan Mode, Beelzebumon: Blast Mode, and Belphemon: Sleep Mode transitioning to Rage Mode. | Akashic Records | Space-Time Domain | Very High (gauntlet) | Gate to the final Chronomon battle |
| Chronomon: Destroy Mode (Robot) | Final Boss | The final battle against Chronomon's soul fused with the remains of the Giant Slayer. | Akashic Records | Space-Time Domain | Final | Story ending and the new timeline New Game Plus (Ultimate and Super Ultimate difficulties) |
| Giant Slayer | Scripted Event Boss | The towering weapon unleashed by D-SAT to eradicate all Digimon in the real world (and the god of many of the game's most iconic setpieces). | Government Building / Akashic Records | Human World | Scripted (cinematic encounter) | Cinematic progression; merged with Chronomon for the finale |
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