Mega level Digimon are generally a solid match for most legendary Pokemon, with a few ultimates also being a solid match up. Myotismon would be a hard fight for most legendary Pokemon, as an example.
Generally speaking, it goes like this.
Baby Pokemon > Baby Digimon
Unevolved Pokemon > Rookie Digimon
Fully Evolved Pokemon = Champion Digimon
Fully Evolved Pokemon =< Ultimate Digimon
Fully Evolved Pokemon < Mega Digimon
Legendary Pokemon >= Ultimate Digimon
Legendary pokemon = Mega Digimon
Legendary Pokemon < Super Mega Digimon
Of course there is a toooon of variance to this. Renamon is only a rookie but is as strong as a champion and would be able to compete with fully evolved Pokemon. Digimon also has way more hax shenanigans at higher levels and more well rounded high end stats. Once you get into the god tiers things get wonky, but I'd argue the Pokemon god tiers aren't all that comparable to Digimon god-tiers. Arceus is a glass cannon if he can't negate attacks with his plates, and most god-tier Digimon don't attack with elemental abilities. They warp time and space and attack with gravity beams and black holes and crushing people with pocket dimensions.
Allowing Pokedex feats also works against the Pokemon a fair bit since the Digimon equivalent, databook entries, paint a fair few mega level Digimon as outright planet busters, which puts Digimon's megas on an entirely different scale of power from what we see in the animes.
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