Orgemon
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Attack Techniques[edit]
| Name | Translation | Kanji/Kana | Romanization | Dub | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haouken | [2] | Supreme King Fist | 覇王拳 | N/A | Pummel Whack[2] | Shoots a dark version of Leomon's Juuouken.[7] |
| Hone Konbou | [8] | Bone Club | 骨こん棒 | N/A | Bone Cudgel/Bone Mace | Strikes the enemy with an electrically-charged Hone Konbou.[9] |
| Feint Punch | [9] | フェイントパンチ | Feinto Panchi | Faint Punch | Performs a feint by jumping in place, then uppercuts the opponent.[9] | |
| Strong Maul | [4] | ストロングモール | Sutorongu Mōru | |||
| Bone Strike | [6] | ボーンストライク | Bōn Sutoraiku | Bone Strike[6] | ||
Evolution[edit]
Evolves From[edit]
- Agumon[10][11][12][13]
- Agumon (2006 Anime Version)[10]
- Agumon (Black)[10]
- Agumon (X-Antibody)[10]
- Any Child Dark Digimon from Digimon World: Digital Card Arena[14]
- Any Child Dark Digimon from Digimon World: Digital Card Battle[9]
- Any Child Nightmare Soldiers Digimon[3]
- Any Child Purple Digimon from the Battle Spirits Card Game
- Any DM Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[15]
- Any Green Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[16]
- Any Oni Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[17]
- Any Purple Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[18]
- Any TS Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[17]
- Bakumon[19][20]
- Bearmon[21]
- Betamon[22]
- Falcomon[23]
- Gabumon[24][22]
- Gaomon[22][25][26][27]
- Gizamon[28]
- Goburimon[4][29][28][23][30][6][31][32][33][34][22][35][25][36][37][38][26][27][39][40][41][42]
- Gottsumon[43][19][20][10][37][38]
- Gottsumon (X-Antibody)[43][10]
- Hagurumon[10]
- Hagurumon (X-Antibody)[10]
- Impmon[4][25][26][27]
- Kunemon[44][45][8][46][47]
- Modoki Betamon[48]
- Muchomon[43]
- Mushmon[23]
- Neamon[28]
- Palmon[49]
- Patamon[44][45][24][8][46][47]
- Shamamon[4][N 1]
- Tentomon[49]
- Terriermon[37][38]
- Tukaimon[48]
- Tyumon[22]
- V-mon[43]
Evolves To[edit]
- Aero V-dramon (with V-dramon or XV-mon)[50]
- Andromon[44][45][24][51][49][46][13][47]
- Anomalocarimon (with certain Digimon of the Pendulum series[50] or a Data Attribute Adult Digimon from the Vital Bracelet Digital Monster[13])
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from DM Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from Green Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from Oni Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from Purple Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from TS Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Green Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Perfect Dark Digimon from Digimon World: Digital Card Arena[14]
- Any Perfect Dark Digimon from Digimon World: Digital Card Battle[9]
- Any Perfect Digimon that evolves from a Jogress in the Battle Spirits Card Game (with Any Adult Digimon from the Battle Spirits Card Game)
- Any Perfect Purple Digimon from the Battle Spirits Card Game[52]
- Any Purple Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Archnemon[30][35]
- Asuramon[53][54] (with or without Igamon)[50]
- Astamon (with Mad Leomon or Shadramon)[50]
- Beowolfmon (with Growmon)[50]
- Big Mamemon (with Greymon or Revolmon)[50]
- Black Megalo Growmon[55]
- Boltmon (with Andromon and Sinduramon)[56]
- Chimairamon[47]
- Cyberdramon (with Raptordramon[6])
- Dagomon (with certain Digimon of the Pendulum series)[50]
- Dark Knightmon (with Porcupamon)[50]
- Death Meramon[57][25][26][27]
- Digitamamon[22][25][36][26][27][39][40][41][42][58]
- Etemon[29][30][31][32][33][22][35][36][41] (with or without Bao Hackmon or Zubaeagermon)[50]
- Fantomon (with Bakemon, Meramon, or Wizarmon)[50]
- Gerbemon[23] (with or without Red Vegimon, Woodmon, Togemon, or Kiwimon)[50]
- Giromon[24][19][20]
- Groundramon (with Devidramon)[50]
- Hangyomon (with Mantaraymon[59] or with certain Digimon of the Pendulum series)[50]
- Indramon[60]
- Jyagamon[61]
- Knightmon[19][20]
- Lady Devimon (with Devimon)[50]
- Maildramon[62]
- Mamemon[13]
- Matadrmon[63]
- Megadramon (with Coredramon (Green))[50]
- Megalo Growmon (with Arresterdramon or Reppamon)[50]
- Mephismon[64]
- Mercurymon (with Were Garurumon and Prairiemon)[56]
- Metal Greymon (with a Vaccine or Free Attribute Adult Digimon from the Vital Bracelet Digital Monster[13])
- Metal Mamemon (with Garurumon, Greymon, Angemon, Leomon, or Tailmon)[50]
- Metal Tyranomon[37][38]
- Minotaurmon[65]
- Mummymon[66][32]
- Neo Devimon[13]
- Orgemon (X-Antibody) (with X-Antibody)
- Pandamon[31]
- Piccolomon (with certain Digimon of the Pendulum series)[50]
- Platinum Scumon[37][38]
- Pumpmon (with Garurumon or Hanumon)[50]
- Rebellimon[67][41]
- Savior Hackmon (with Targetmon)[50]
- Shoutmon X7: Superior Mode (with Every Digimon from the Digital World[68])
- Skull Greymon[37][38]
- Skull Satamon[69][27] (with or without Devimon)[70][41]
- Titamon (Warp Evolution)[39]
- Tonosama Gekomon (with certain Digimon of the Pendulum series)[50]
- Vademon[24]
- Vamdemon (with Dokugumon)[50]
- Waru Monzaemon[31][22] (with or without Mechanorimon, Guardromon, Tankmon, Clockmon, or Thunderballmon)[50]
- Waru Seadramon[37][38]
- Were Garurumon[25][26][27]
- Were Garurumon (Black)[6][34]
- Were Garurumon (X-Antibody)[23]
- Whamon Perfect[23]
- Xros Up Arresterdramon (Orgemon) (with Arresterdramon)[71]
- Zudomon[72] (with or without Leomon[6])
Appearances[edit]
Anime[edit]
Digimon Adventure[edit]
Voice Actor: Egawa Hisao |
Beau Billingslea
Orgemon was an aggressive Digimon and rival of Leomon. He makes his debut in "The Messenger of Darkness, Devimon!". He is first a minion of Devimon, but later joins the Chosen Children against the Dark Masters.
Orgemon attacking Leomon in Digimon Adventure. |
Digimon Adventure 02[edit]
25 years later, Orgemon is seen with a hurt arm and is being tended to by Kido Jo, who is now the Digital World's first doctor as seen in the epilogue of the series, "Our Digital World".
Digimon Savers: Ultimate Power! Activate Burst Mode!![edit]
Voice Actor: Miyake Kenta
Orgemon is seen among a group of Goburimon which pursues Rhythm.
Digimon Xros Wars: The Evil Death Generals and the Seven Kingdoms[edit]
Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time[edit]
Voice Actor: Ohtomo Ryuzaburo
In "Delicious? Or Disgusting? The Digimon Ramen Contest!", an Orgemon and a Fugamon worked hard to prepare the best ramen over the world in DigiQuartz. In order to get their wish, they worked alongside a human cook, father of a boy named Masaru. When Orgemon and Fugamon got out of control, Akashi Tagiru had to hunt them, so they became part of his Collection. In "All Will Be Revealed Now! The Secret of the Digimon Hunt!", Tagiru DigiXrossed Orgemon with Arresterdramon to form Xros Up Arresterdramon (Orgemon) in order to fight against Keramon, alongside Mogami Ryouma and Xros Up Astamon (Triceramon).
Orgemon and Fugamon in Digimon Xros Wars. |
Digimon Adventure tri.[edit]
Digimon Adventure:[edit]
Voice Actor: Egawa Hisao |
Bill Butts
Orgemon is one of Devimon's high ranking servants. He established a rivalry with Agumon after their first fight, where the latter as Greymon broke one of his horns, and from there on wished to fight him one-on-one, even attacking his own allies to do so. After he failed to beat Greymon, Devimon sent Metal Tyranomon after the Chosen Children, making Orgemon realize he had been replaced. As such, he fought and seemingly died against Metal Tyranomon to buy time for the Chosen Children to flee, while also pointing them in the right direction. As shown in "The Vagrant War Demon, Rebellimon", Orgemon actually survived his fight and, before the events of the episode, evolved into his eponymous Perfect Level. However, he also lost his memories, only briefly remembering his fight with Greymon once he clashed with his evolved state, Metal Greymon.
Orgemon riding Coredramon in Digimon Adventure: |
Live Action[edit]
Digimon Project 2021[edit]
In VITAL BRACELET Lab, an overlay with Orgemon's data appears in the eponymous Vital Bracelet Lab, alongside many other data overlays, in front of Palmon and its Tamer. Another overlay shows Orgemon as part of the Agumon Dim Card's evolution line.
Manga[edit]
Battle!! Digital Monsters[edit]
Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01[edit]
Digimon Next[edit]
In "Welcome to the Digimon Net Game!!", a Tamer-owned Orgemon appears in the Battle Stages, fighting against a Tamer-owned Garurumon.
In "Black-Winged Knight", another Tamer-owned Orgemon appears as part of the audience of the Battle Stage.
Digimon Xros Wars[edit]
Digimon Dreamers[edit]
In "Asunaro Meat" Koemon, carried by two Pico Devimon, met with Orgemon and told them that the Asunaro Meat had been completed.
Orgemon assaulted Asunaro Village for their Asunaro Meat in "Orgemon Invasion". He ate a big plate of Asunaro Meat, which Koemon handled, while Tanemon, Tokomon, Punimon, two Koromon, Chicomon, Poyomon, Penmon, two Agumon and Mochimon stared at them in fear. Orgemon proceeded to take the meat with him, but Tanemon tried to stop him, as the meat was made for the Digimon of the village so they'd grow strong and evolve. Orgemon easily flicked Tanemon away, and then the two Agumon, a Koromon, a Mochimon, a Chicomon, a Poyomon, a Bubbmon and a Tokomon gathered around them, trying to protect them even while terrified. Orgemon looked at them and realized that only a few of them had evolved at all, with Koemon explaining that a curse on the village prevented them from evolving. Orgemon then returned to eating the Asunaro Meat while assuring them that he'd evolve for them, with Tanemon crying due to that, however, he was stopped by a kick to the top of his head from Pulsemon, who declared that he'd keep Asunaro Village's meat safe to both Orgemon and Koemon, and the Digimon that had tried to defend Tanemon, who happily cried at his arrival. Orgemon was angry at Pulsemon, and only got more mad after the latter misunderstood his comment, so he went and punched Pulsemon in the head. Kodou Ritsu, Bokomon, Patamon, and the Digimon of Asunaro Village screamed at Pulsemon who had apparently been knocked out with a single blow, and Orgemon pointed out that, as a warrior, he made it a point not to go easy on anyone and they should not think badly of him, then tried to leave, only to stop in shock as Pulsemon got back up. Pulsemon taunted him to attack him again, claiming that he'd evolve, and Orgemon punched him in the head again, convincing himself that he must've accidentally held back earlier. Once again, Orgemon tried to leave, only for Pulsemon to get back up for a second time. Orgemon let loose a storm of blows on Pulsemon, to the fear of Ritsu, Bokomon and Patamon, but Pulsemon merely got up again. Furthermore, he was only getting more excited, as the more pain he endured, the closer he was to evolving, and laughed while ordering Orgemon to keep hurting him, freaking out the latter, while Ritsu just looked at him with a smile, accustomed to his partner's behaviour. Nonetheless, he tried to stop Pulsemon from pushing it too far, while Orgemon got extremely angry.
Their fight continued in "The Pulse of Evolution", where Orgemon hit Pulsemon with his Haouken, leaving him badly beaten on the ground as Ritsu, Bokomon, Patamon, Tanemon, Mochimon, Bubbmon, Chicomon, a Koromon, Poyomon and an Agumon watched them. Orgemon praised Pulsemon for making him use his Haouken, but blamed his loss on being just a Child, born in a village where no one can evolve, with Ritsu accepting that Orgemon being an Adult-level gave him too much of an advantage. Orgemon then pointed out Tamers were useless and challenged Ritsu to fight him, but Ritsu was terrified of him as he realized that, just as he was full when he went back to the Real World after eating in the Digital World, getting hurt or dying would be just as real. In his thoughts, Ritsu asked Pulsemon for forgiveness for not being able to do a thing and Orgemon mocked him, but Pulsemon called him a moron as he got back up, because he never said Ritsu had to fight alongside him, his job was to have the conviction that Pulsemon could beat Orgemon, and use that feeling to cheer Pulsemon on so he could defeat him. Bokomon seconded Pulsemon, as even if he felt powerless as a partner sometimes, with his wholehearted support, his bond with Pulsemon would give him strength. Ritsu acknowledged their words and cheered Pulsemon on with all his might. A vitals waveform went through both of them as their heartbeat was heard, and Pulsemon started glowing. Orgemon, Bokomon, Patamon, Ritsu, Tanemon and Chicomon looked at him in awe, as he seemingly broke the curse of Asunaro Village and they pictured him as the ideal Bulkmon, but in reality, only his head changed, with the rest of his body remaining that of Pulsemon's, to everyone's shock.
Continuing in "Inner Bulkmon", Pulsemon had seemingly evolved into Bulkmon, however, only his head changed, to the shock of Kodou Ritsu, Bokomon, Patamon, and Pulsemon himself. Due to the weight of his now-oversized head, he fell to the ground. Ritsu pictured the full Bulkmon in his head and wondered why that had happened when he was sure Pulsemon had evolved. Orgemon laughed at Pulsemon's head being so big he couldn't even move, but Pulsemon rushed at Orgemon by biting at the ground, which freaked Orgemon out, and he then punched Pulsemon back the way he came as Koemon watched. Pulsemon's head then devolved, which calmed Ritsu down, but then his arms evolved, followed by his legs, leaving all spectators shocked. Pulsemon's right arm then evolved, with him wondering what had happened. Ritsu thought the evolution had failed but Bokomon said it was proof he was resisting Asunaro Village's curse.
Angry at how they kept talking, Orgemon attacked, but Pulsemon accidentally punched him in the gut as his arm evolved. He then kicked Orgemon in the face with an evolved leg. Koemon asked Orgemon if he was okay, but Orgemon told him not to worry and he swore not to lose on his honour as a warrior, while Pulsemon proclaimed he'd protect Asunaro Village. Patamon and Bokomon observed how it was a clash of prides and they were going all-out, but Ritsu thought they just wanted to hog all the meat to themselves, which caused both Digimon to shut him up. Nonetheless, Pulsemon thanked his Tamer as he was now one step closer to becoming the strongest. A happy Ritsu then asked his Partner Digimon to beat Orgemon to a pulp with the power in his body. Orgemon assaulted Pulsemon with his Haouken, but Pulsemon proclaimed he'd smash him to beat with his pulse, then beat Orgemon with an Electrical Fist to the face after fully evolving into Bulkmon. Ritsu, Patamon, Bokomon, Koemon and the Digimon of Asunaro Village witnessed this moment. Koemon took Orgemon away on a cart as the villagers celebrated their victory.
Novel[edit]
Digimon Liberator[edit]
Drama CDs[edit]
Digimon Adventure 15th Blu-ray BOX Special Drama CD ~Before the World Ends~[edit]
In "Before the World Ends", Orgemon finds the Tags in a cave and refuses to deliver them to Tailmon and Wizarmon. After the appearance of Leomon, both fight and end up sinking in the ocean.
Video Games[edit]
Digital Monster Ver. S: Digimon Tamers[edit]
Digimon World[edit]
Orgemon appears as an obtainable Adult-level Virus type Digimon.
Orgemon appears as a minor antagonist in the game as well. To see Orgemon for the first time, the Player needs to talk to Yuramon twice, after crossing the invisible bridge in the Great Canyon and Yuramon will warn the Player about a group of bandits lurking around and assaulting passersbies in the Great Canyon. When reaching there, Orgemon and a gang of Agumon and Gabumon will end up attacking the Player, engaging a battle. After defeating the gang, Orgemon will escape into its fortress. When arriving there, the fortress will be full of Agumon and Gabumon guarding the area and will attack the Player if spotted, though they provide an easy battle. After reaching Orgemon in its room, a battle will be engaged, and after it's defeated, Orgemon will abandon its fortress and escape again. If the player comes back to this area, Nanimon will be found.
In Freezeland an angry Whamon will request the Player's help because Orgemon stole and took away its cave, so the Player has to ferry on Whamon to its cave, where Orgemon, with several Gabumon and a Waru Seadramon await for the Player, into another battle. Once it's defeated for the third time, Orgemon will escape again, and Whamon will join the Village of Beginnings.
The last encounter takes place inside the Drill Tunnel, with a third attempt of Orgemon taking territory. The Player will engage into another battle and, after defeated, Orgemon will lament itself how he's never been able to defeat the Player and ends up joining the Village of Beginnings and finally ending all sources of his crimes. Orgemon doesn't really do much in the Village other than stacking up Prosperity Points, but it says it's patrolling the city and keeping it safe.
Both Gabumon and Patamon can evolve into Orgemon, in order to evolve into Orgemon, your Digimon must meet the following criteria:
- At least 1000 HP and 100 Offense stat requirement
- More than 5 Care Mistakes
- A Weight between 25 to 35g
- Bonus conditions: Battle more than 15 times and have at least 28 different techniques mastered.
Orgemon's evolution item is the Spike Club which lets any Child Digimon evolve into Orgemon.
Orgemon has 4 possible evolutions depending on the stats and Care Mistakes made:
- Andromon
- Giromon
- Scumon (When its Poop Gauge is full).
- Vademon (When you scold it when its age reaches 15 days old, though this has a 50% chance of happening).
Finishing Technique - Haouken:
Upon contact with the enemy, Orgemon will use its bone club and smash it on the enemy.
Digital Monster Ver. WonderSwan[edit]
Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer & Cathode Tamer[edit]
Orgemon is an obtainable Adult level, Virus Attribute, Land Type Digimon. It can be found in File Island Mansion – Right. One also fights alongside Devimon in his final boss battle.
Digimon World: Digital Card Battle[edit]
Digimon World 2[edit]
Orgemon is an obtainable Digimon. Evolves from Goburimon (0+ DP) and can evolve to Etemon (0+ DP).
Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers[edit]
Digimon Adventure 02: D1 Tamers[edit]
Digimon World: Digital Card Arena[edit]
Orgemon appears as an obtainable Adult-level Black/Darkness card, whose stats are:
- HP: 1050
- DP: 40
- +P: 10
- Circle attack: 530
- Triangle attack: 320
- X attack: 0, Triangle Counter
- Support Ability: Discard all of your Power cards and multiply your attack power by the number of cards discarded.
Orgemon's attacks are Haouken, Hone Konbou and Feint Punch.
Digimon World 3[edit]
Digimon World X[edit]
Digimon RPG[edit]
Orgemon evolves from Goburimon and can further evolve to Etemon.
Digimon Story[edit]
Can be evolved from Goburimon if above level 7 and Attack above 70, or can be found at Data Forest. It can evolve to Etemon if above level 33 and Beast EXP above 3500, or Archnemon if above level 16.
An Orgemon tried to keep the Novice Blade Gabumon lost in Data Forest, putting them in a confrontation with the Player as the first proper boss battle of the game.
Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight[edit]
Can be evolved from Goburimon if above level 26, attack 120, and Beast EXP 750, or can be found at Chip Forest. Can evolve to Were Garurumon Black if above level 41, speed 190, and Dark EXP 6500.
Digimon Championship[edit]
Evolves from Goburimon. Can evolve to Waru Monzaemon, Etemon or Pandamon.
Digimon Masters[edit]
Digimon Story: Lost Evolution[edit]
Digimon Life[edit]
Digimon Story: Super Xros Wars Blue & Red[edit]
Digimon Collectors[edit]
Digimon Crusader[edit]
Orgemon is one of Titamon's subordinates.
Digimon Adventure[edit]
Voice Actor: Egawa Hisao
Orgemon plays a similar role as he did in the Digimon Adventure anime, though with several appearances in game-only sub-episodes. He serves as an NPC, a boss and a temporary playable character in certain episodes. Another Orgemon was one of the DigiOne Grand Prix contestants that the Chosen Children met outside the Colosseum in Sub-Episode 10, "DigiOne Grand Prix". It argued with a Flymon. A third Orgemon appeared in the Real World in Episode 25, "Koromon, the Great Clash in Tokyo!" in front of Yagami Taichi, Koromon and Yagami Hikari. It quickly attacked the three, leaving a crater in the floor. Koromon attempted to fight it on his own, but Taichi reminded him that they had always fought together, causing him to evolve into Agumon once again. This Orgemon is the thirtieth obligatory boss of the game, fighting Agumon at the end of Episode 25, "Koromon, the Great Clash in Tokyo!". It can power up after taking damage with Anger, and can deal damage with Hone Konbou and Haouken. Upon being defeated, it drops the Shock Attack DigiPiece, which allows the equipped Digimon to perform the technique of the same name, which deals damage and Shock to one enemy. Leomon and Orgemon serve as the final bosses of the optional Digital Dungeon: β, where they fight the Chosen Children together. Defeating them grants the player one Life Saver Kit.
Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode[edit]
Orgemon appears in the Scheme of the Demon Lords chapter (策謀の魔王篇 Sakubō no Maō-hen) as the minion of Barbamon who later becomes an ally to the heroes and evolves into Digitamamon and Titamon. It is also an obtainable Digimon which is evolved from Goburimon, Betamon, Gabumon or Tyumon, and can evolve to Digitamamon, Etemon or Waru Monzaemon. It can also be obtained as a collectible card. Its card is part of the The Ogre's Way of Life (鬼の生き様 Oni no Ikizama) set.
Digimon Fortune[edit]
Digimon All-Star Rumble[edit]
Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth[edit]
Digimon Soul Chaser[edit]
Digimon World -next 0rder-[edit]
Digimon World -next 0rder- International Edition[edit]
Digimon Linkz[edit]
Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory[edit]
Digimon ReArise[edit]
Digimon Encounters[edit]
Digimon New Century[edit]
Digimon Super Rumble[edit]
Digimon: Source Code[edit]
Digimon Story: Time Stranger[edit]
A trio of Titans (Orgemon, Fugamon and Hyougamon) were Plutomon's henchmen. According to an NPC Wisemon, Orgemon seems to be the leader, Fugamon is the group's thinker and Hyogamon is their brawler. Despite this, the other warriors tend to make fun of his shortcomings.
The Orgemon trio were first seen attacking Bearmon (Older Brother) and Coronamon in the Central Town underground in "Rumble in the Underground". Misono Inori tried to protect the latter two, as she saw them as being bullied by stronger kids. Orgemon merely saw the new arrivals as more food for them and didn't take kindly to Aegiomon's backtalk. After Yuki Dan/Yuki Kanan identifies them as Titans, Orgemon resolves to kill them all. Aegiomon and a terrified Coronamon refused to allow them to run wild.
The trio is the final boss battle of "Rumble in the Underground". Beyond basic attacks, Orgemon can use Haouken, Hyogamon can use Diamond Dust I and Snow Punch, Fugamon can use Wolkenapalm I and Evil Hurricane.
At the start of the battle, Orgemon breathes deeply, increasing its Defense and Spirit. These buffs will last until one of the other Digimon is defeated, and will get turned into debuffs to the same stats once both are. During his first turn, Orgemon will use Haouken on Coronamon, after which Minervamon will interrupt the battle, hit Orgemon, then join the fight. Coronamon, in fear, won't attack from there on. After several turns, Aegiomon's resolve to protect Inori unlocks his Stun Beat Blow, proving to Minervamon he's the one born from the guardian Digitama. Afterwards, on Coronamon's turn, he recovers his fighting spirit after seeing Aegiomon fight and performs Corona Flame on Orgemon, properly joining the battle.
Orgemon is weak to Fire, and resists Plant. Fugamon is weak to Water, and resists Fire and Earth. Hyougamon is weak to Fire and Metal, and resists Water.
The Orgemon/Fugamon/Hyougamon trio got to Junomon in "War!" and demanded she give them the treasure that was in Guardian Palace. The Agent's group then arrived and they explained they needed it to clear their names after being defeated in Central Town. As Junomon could not leave her throne, Aegiomon offered to fight them instead.
The trio is the final boss battle of "War!". They use the same attacks as before except every Attachment Skill is upgraded to its Level II version. They also keep the same weaknesses and resistances.
After a few turns, a cutscene starts, where Aegiomon attacks Orgemon. The three will then acknowledge the Agent and Aegiomon's strength, but make it clear they've learned from their previous defeat. The battle then resumes, with all of them getting turns one after another regardless of the turn order prior to the cutscene and will get turns more often afterwards.
After the battle ends, Titamon enters Guardian Palace through a dimensional portal and praises the trio for breaking the barrier, allowing him to bring in reinforcements (consisting of multiple Digimon of various types).
The Orgemon trio later reappeared in the Guardian Palace's prison ward where they were ordered by Plutomon to free their fellow comrades and assist the Agent, Apollomon and Dianamon in their jailbreak. They originally questioned Tunomon and Dorimon on where their boss Titamon was, not realizing that said Tunomon was Titamon and not letting him get a word in edgewise. After Witchmon told them that was Titamon, they apologized. Later, they ended up stuck behind a wall with the Beta Device, which they refused to activate. After the Agent freed them, they decided to follow Titamon for their own safety, only for Clavis Angemon to ambush them. Though Titamon ordered them to run away, Orgemon was wounded by Clavis Angemon and the other two refused to leave their ally behind, so the Agent's party escaped without them.
The trio were some of the many Digimon who were transferred to the Akashic Records when the timeline began to distort in earnest and assist the party against copy Barbamon.
Virtual Pets[edit]
Digital Monster Ver. 3[edit]
Evolves from Patamon or Kunemon. Can evolve to Andromon.
Digivice Version 1[edit]
Orgemon is an enemy Digimon in Area 06 and 07.
D-Terminal[edit]
D-Gather[edit]
D-Spirit[edit]
Digimon Accel Nature Genome[edit]
Evolves from Goburimon, Falcomon or Mushmon. Can evolve to Whamon Perfect or Gerbemon.
DigiWindow[edit]
Orgemon is an enemy Digimon.
Digital Monster Ver.20th[edit]
Digimon Pendulum Ver.20th[edit]
Orgemon can be used as a Copymon from Digital Monster Ver.20th and can be used to Jogress to Perfect.
Digivice:[edit]
Digivice Ver.Complete[edit]
Vital Bracelet Digital Monster[edit]
Digital Monster COLOR Ver.3[edit]
Digivice -25th COLOR EVOLUTION-[edit]
TCG[edit]
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Image Gallery[edit]
| Digimon Reference Book | Digital Monster Card Game | Digital Monster Card Game | Digital Monster Card Game |
| Digimon Jintrix | Digimon Collectors | Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode | Digimon New Century |
| Digital Monster - Artbook Ver.1～5&20th | Digital Monster - Artbook Ver.1～5&20th | Digital Monster - Artbook Ver.1～5&20th |
| Digimon World 3: The Door of A New Adventure | Digimon RPG | Digimon Masters | Digimon Linkz |
| Digimon New Century | Digimon: Source Code |
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| Digital Monster Ver.20th (Special Illustration by Watanabe Kenji) |
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| Illustration for the Digimon Web Official Twitter | Illustration for the Digimon Profile | Illustration for the Battle Spirits Collaboration Booster 02 | Illustration by Watanabe Kenji |
| Illustration for the Digimon Card Game |
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