Tyranomon
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English Japanese Key Contents TYRANOMON
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Attack Techniques[edit]
| Name | Kanji/Kana | Romanization | Dub | Description | |
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| Fire Breath | [3] | ファイアーブレス | Faiā Buresu | Fire Breath,[3] Blaze Blast,[10] Fire Blast[11] | Exhales deep-crimson flames.[3] |
| Slash Nail | [5] | スラッシュネイル | Surasshu Neiru | Scratch,[11] Slash Claw[citation needed] | Slashes with its claws.[12] |
| Dino Kick | [13] | ダイノキック | Daino Kikku | Dino Kick[10] | Delivers a powerful kick.[13] |
| Wild Buster | [13] | ワイルドバスター | Wairudo Basutā | Wild Buster[10] | |
| Buster Dive | [9] | バスターダイブ | Basutā Daibu | Buster Dive[9] | A powerful ramming attack.[15] |
Evolution[edit]
Evolves From[edit]
- Agumon[4][16][15][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][14][27][28][29][30]
- Agumon (2006 Anime Version)[31]
- Agumon (Black)[32][22][24][25]
- Agumon (X-Antibody)[32]
- Any Child Flame Digimon from Digimon World: Digital Card Arena[10]
- Any Child Flame Digimon from Digimon World: Digital Card Battle[13]
- Any Child Red Digimon from the Battle Spirits Card Game
- Any DM Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[33]
- Any Green Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[34][35][36][37][38][39][40][33]
- Any Purple Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[41]
- Any Red Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[42][37][35][36][41][38][39]
- Any Reptile Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[38][39]
- Any SoC Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[41]
- Bakumon[43][44]
- BEMmon[28]
- Dracomon[45][46]
- Elecmon[47][48][49][50][51]
- Falcomon[52]
- Gabumon[15][53][54]
- Gazimon[45]
- Goburimon[55][21]
- Gottsumon[56][23]
- Gottsumon (X-Antibody)[56]
- Greymon (2010 Anime Version) (with Cutemon)[57]
- Guilmon[5][58][21][22][23][24][25][46] (with or without Hawkmon)[59]
- Guilmon (X-Antibody)[5]
- Hagurumon[19]
- Hagurumon (X-Antibody)[19]
- Hawkmon[60][18][20] (with or without Guilmon)[59]
- Kunemon[47]
- Loogamon[28]
- Monodramon[56]
- Mushmon[52]
- Patamon[15][19][20]
- Swimmon[6][52]
- Tentomon[47]
- Terriermon[52]
- Tyumon[21][61][29]
- V-mon[18][62]
- Vorvomon[63]
Evolves To[edit]
- Aero V-dramon[17][62][45] (with or without Airdramon[58] or Birdramon or V-dramon)[64]
- Andromon (with Revolmon[64])
- Angewomon (with Angemon)[65]
- Anomalocarimon (with Coelamon)[64]
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from Dinosaur Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- 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 Purple Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from Red Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from SoC Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Green Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- 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 Flame Digimon from Digimon World: Digital Card Arena[10]
- Any Perfect Flame Digimon from Digimon World: Digital Card Battle[13]
- Any Perfect Red Digimon from the Battle Spirits Card Game[66]
- Any Purple Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Red Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Asuramon (with Greymon or Leomon)[64]
- Beowolfmon (with Growmon)[64]
- Big Mamemon (with Tankmon, Clockmon, or Thunderballmon)[64]
- Brachimon[67]
- Cannondramon[68]
- Cerberumon (with Dark Tyranomon and Siesamon)[59]
- Cyberdramon (with Greymon)[64]
- Dagomon (with Gesomon or Octmon)[64]
- Dark Knightmon (with Porcupamon)[64]
- Dark Tyranomon (X-Antibody)[69]
- Death Meramon[63]
- Delumon (with Numemon)[70]
- Dorbickmon[71] (with or without certain Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[71])
- DORUguremon (with DORUmon)[59]
- Duramon (with Bao Hackmon)[64]
- Ex-Tyranomon[72][49][50][73][46] (with or without Raremon[58] or certain Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[73])
- Fantomon (with Bakemon[64])
- Garudamon[74] (with or without Aquilamon[75] or V-dramon[64])
- Gerbemon[76] (with or without Red Vegimon or Woodmon[64])
- Groundramon[63][46] (with or without Coredramon (Blue) or Devidramon)[64]
- Hangyomon (with Ebidramon or Seadramon)[64]
- Helloogarmon[28]
- Jyagamon (with Kabuterimon, Tailmon, or Tortamon)[64]
- Lady Devimon (with Devimon)[64]
- Lavogaritamon (with a Virus Attribute Adult Digimon from the Vital Bracelet Digital Monster[63])
- Maildramon[77]
- Mamemon[4][16][21][22][24][25][27][28]
- Mametyramon[78][79]
- Master Tyranomon[80][48][81][63][28][29][30]
- Megadramon[15][22][24][25][26][14] (with or without Airdramon[62] or Coredramon (Blue) or Coredramon (Green))[64]
- Megalo Growmon[82][23]
- Megalo Growmon (X-Antibody)[83]
- Metal Greymon[84][26][46][29] (with or without Greymon and Tankmon)[59]
- Metal Greymon (Virus)[15][85][22][23][24][25]
- Metal Greymon (X-Antibody)[86] (with or without Greymon, Greymon (2010 Anime Version), Greymon (Blue), or Greymon (X-Antibody))[87]
- Metal Mamemon (with Igamon, Garurumon, Angemon, or Tailmon)[64]
- Metal Tyranomon[88][17][49][50][21][22][23][51][24][25][29][89][90][46] (with or without Tankmon or Mechanorimon)[58]
- Paildramon (with XV-mon, Witchmon, Aquilamon, or Thunderbirmon[62])
- Piccolomon (with Monochromon or Starmon)[64]
- Pumpmon (with Meramon or Wizarmon[64])
- Rize Greymon (with Reppamon[64])
- Savior Hackmon (with Targetmon or Zubaeagermon)[64]
- Skull Greymon[45][31][21][26][29]
- Soloogarmon[28]
- Tankdramon[91]
- Tonosama Gekomon (with Gekomon or Kuwagamon)[64]
- Triceramon[48][55][58][26]
- Triceramon (X-Antibody)[52]
- Tyranomon (X-Antibody)[92] (with or without X-Antibody[93])
- Vademon[15]
- Vamdemon (with Dokugumon[64])
- Volcamon[94] (with or without a Vaccine or Free Attribute Adult Digimon from the Vital Bracelet Digital Monster[63])
- Volcdramon[95]
- Waru Monzaemon[96] (with or without Mechanorimon or Guardromon[64])
- Were Garurumon (with Garurumon or Hanumon)[64]
- Were Garurumon (X-Antibody)[52]
- Whamon Perfect (with Ikkakumon or Rukamon)[64]
- Yatagaramon[52] (with or without Diatrymon)[52]
Appearances[edit]
Anime[edit]
Digimon Adventure[edit]
Several Tyranomon are servants of Etemon. The first one appears in "The Fairy! Piccolomon" and is destroyed by Greymon.
Digimon Adventure 02[edit]
In "Digimental Up", a group of five Tyranomon is controlled by the Digimon Kaiser's Evil Rings. They are freed from the rings by Pegasmon and Nefertimon.
Digimon Tamers[edit]
A Tyranomon was among the many Digimon seen through the rip in the sky during Vikaralamon's rampage.
Digital Monster X-evolution[edit]
A herd of Tyrannomon were seen running, and suddenly killed by Omegamon. The bunch of them were seen as a part of Silphymon's rebel group.
Digimon Savers[edit]
A Tyranomon is pictured as one of the Digimon killed by Kurata Akihiro's forces.
Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna[edit]
A Tyranomon is the evolved form of Tyumon, a partner Digimon of an International Chosen Child.
Digimon Adventure:[edit]
Tyranomon is Gaossmon's sworn brother. Despite surpassing the latter in evolution, it was still fully loyal to him and allowed him to ride on top of it while it was hidden under a cloak, giving the impression that Gaossmon was a bigger Digimon. When Yagami Taichi and Nohemon raided Gaossmon's base to save Kido Joe, who they had kidnapped, it got angered by Nohemon setting fire to their fruit and revealed its identity and ran wild, shooting fire all over the place, but Gaossmon managed to calm it down and had it aim at Taichi and Nohemon instead. However, both of them were stopped by the water inside a water jug that Taichi shot with Nohemon's bow and arrow, which allowed them to save Joe. Afterwards, Gaossmon and his gang followed the Chosen Children, but Taichi saw the situation as an advantage, and led Gaossmon's gang to Minidekachimon's, which was following Agumon and Gomamon. The moment the gangs met each other, they immediately decided to fight among themselves.
During their fight, Agumon evolved into Greymon and fought Gaossmon and Tyranomon himself. However, Nohemon took over. Supported by Taichi, he shot an arrow into Tyranomon's fireball, causing it to explode in its mouth and bringing it down. Afterwards, it took back its arrow and told Tyranomon that he'd allow it to live so long as it stopped being Gaossmon's lackey, and never caused trouble for anyone again. This caused Tyranomon to like Nohemon and carry the latter on its head like it did with Gaossmon before.
Tyranomon reappears in "The Angels' Determination" and "The End of the Adventure".
Gaossmon and Tyranomon in Digimon Adventure: |
Individual Appearances[edit]
Digimon Adventure
Digimon Adventure 02
Digimon Tamers
Digimon SaversDigimon Adventure:Other |
Live Action[edit]
Welcome to Digimon World[edit]
Digimon Project 2021[edit]
After Pulsemon and his Tamer break a giant rock as part of a punching mission in "Digimon Identified Memory", the area boss, Tyranomon, is revealed. The Tamer then rises up his Vital Bracelet, with a blue EVOLUTION! ring appearing around him, and Pulsemon evolves into Bulkmon. Tyranomon rushes at Bulkmon and tries to strike at it with its tail, only for Bulkmon to grab it and swing Tyranomon away. Tyranomon then shoots a Fire Breath at them, only for Bulkmon to punch it, with his Tamer once again doing the exact same movement, destroying it with ease. Bulkmon then counterattacks, beating its own chest before releasing an electric wave through the floor, which destroys Tyranomon. The overlay shows a big, yellow WIN, and the Tamer and his Digimon fist bump and high five each other, followed by the overlay proclaiming they've cleared the Adventure Mission.
A Tyranomon data overlay appears alongside many other overlays in "VITAL BRACELET Lab" after Palmon's Tamer enters the eponymous lab. She then moves it out of her way alongside a Meramon overlay, revealing her Partner Digimon, Palmon. An actual Tyranomon also appears in the episode, spawning in the Real World after Palmon's Tamer accidentally starts a Raid Boss Battle.
In "Next Chapter: DIGIVICE-V-", a Tyranomon was the Partner Digimon of a Tamer that joined Gammamon's, Jellymon's and Angoramon's Tamers alongside several other Tamers from all over the world as Support Attackers to face the Raid Boss, Mugendramon.
Digimon Seekers[edit]
In "Chapter 1 Eiji:Wolf of ninth avenue", one of Nagasumi Eiji's Tyranomon roared in a subway line.
Manga[edit]
C'mon Digimon[edit]
A Tyranomon, alongside other Digimon from Digital Monster Ver. 1, is shown during Abe Makoto's explanation of Digital Monsters.
Go! Go!! Digimon[edit]
Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01[edit]
Digimon Next[edit]
In "The City of Light, Light City!", a Tyranomon is shown facing a Golemon in Net Battle.
Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory[edit]
Digimon Dreamers[edit]
A Tyranomon is an inhabitant of Witchelny, as shown in Wizarmon's flashback in "Witchelny's Disaster".
Digimon Seekers ~Witch of the Crossroads~[edit]
LCD sprites of Numemon, Agumon, Betamon and Tyranomon are shown during the explanation of the Digital World and Digimon in Episode 1.
Digimon Liberator[edit]
Digimon Knuckles[edit]
Digimon ReCollection[edit]
Digimon Seekers ~Wall Slum's Nightmare~[edit]
In Episode 1, Loogamon wanted to go back on patrol after stopping a Deltamon and Dark Tyranomon, but Thunderballmon (Loogamon's underling Nº6) riding on Tyranomon (Loogamon's underling Nº3) showed up, with the former telling their boss they couldn't find Nº8 (Dogmon) or Nº9 (Espimon). Loogamon ordered them to keep looking.
Digimon Get Back[edit]
Tyranomon is the Partner Digimon of Osanai Taro. Agumon is briefly seen in this form while Warp Evolving into Dinomon.
Digimon Bilievers[edit]
Novel[edit]
Digimon Seekers[edit]
Tyranomon are commonly used Digimon by code crackers.
Nagasumi Eiji used three Tyranomon in "Eiji：Wolf of ninth avenue" for his cracker jobs, all numbered. #3 was defeated in combat, causing Eiji to change him to another Tyranomon to hunt for Modoki Betamon.
In 1-6, Eiji connected their Digimon Docks to his new Digimon Linker so they'd interact with Loogamon to help his growth, as a person in GriMM advised him to and he did not know how to raise them, having just fine-tuned his Tyranomon with tools. According to Eiji in 1-7, however, Loogamon turned the three Tyranomon into his minions despite the difference in levels, with him as the alpha of the pack, terrified them, stole their food, and tried to eat one of them.
Digimon Liberator[edit]
Tyranomon is the Partner Digimon of Ryutaro Williams. Ryutaro also used a second EX8-011 Tyranomon during his battle against Aruba Dokuson in "WE CAN BE HEROES", which he kept in his raising area until the last turn, then evolved it into EX8-014 Master Tyranomon.
Video Games[edit]
Digital Monster Ver. S: Digimon Tamers[edit]
Digimon World[edit]
Tyranomon appears as an obtainable Adult-level Data type Digimon.
After the Player gets past Amida Forest and recruits Centalmon, it will lead to the Ancient Dino Region where the Player will be confronted by a Tyranomon that happens to be guarding the region and a battle is engaged. After Tyranomon is defeated, it opens the gate and the player can access the Glacial Time Zone where time passes much slower, and starts guarding the Speedy Time Zone.
If the Player attempts to cross the Speedy Time Zone, he will be stopped by Tyranomon saying it's dangerous to go there as time elapses much faster than usual, but after the Player's insistence to salvage the File Island Tyranomon is convinced to open the gate as he noticed that a meteor fell in that area and things went strange and warns the Player to be careful as their Digimon may ask for more items and may die faster. The meteor is later revealed to be an Insekimon and after a battle the Player returns to Tyranomon, where it'll refuse to join the Village of Beginnings until a Master Tyranomon comes, scolds and orders him to join the city, replacing him as the guard of the Gate.
In the Village of Beginnigns Tyranomon works in the Restaurant, along with Meramon, Yukidarumon, Garurumon, Vademon and Digitamamon. If none of the aforementioned Digimon was recruited, Tyranomon will build the Restaurant.
Agumon, Gabumon and Patamon can evolve into Tyranomon, in order to evolve into Tyranomon, your Digimon must meet the following criteria:
- At least 1000 HP and 100 Defense stat requirements
- Between 4 and 5 Care Mistakes
- A Weight between 25 to 35g
- Bonus conditions: Battle less than 5 times and have at least 28 different techniques mastered.
Tyranomon's Evolution item is the White Fang which lets any Child Digimon evolve into Tyranomon.
Tyranomon has 4 possible evolutions depending on the stats and Care Mistakes made:
- Metal Greymon
- Megadramon
- 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 – Fire Breath:
Tyranomon spits various flames out of its maw towards the enemy.
Digital Monster Ver. WonderSwan[edit]
Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer & Cathode Tamer[edit]
A Tyranomon NPC lives in the village that serves as the hub area of the game. It gives Akiyama Ryo tips about the game.
Tyranomon is also an obtainable Adult level, Data Attribute, Land Type Digimon. It can be found in File Island Mansion – Left.
Digimon World: Digital Card Battle[edit]
Digimon World 2[edit]
Tyranomon is an obtainable Digimon. Evolves from Elecmon (0-2 DP) and can evolve to Triceramon (0-7 DP) or Master Tyranomon (8+ DP).
Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers[edit]
Digimon Adventure 02: D1 Tamers[edit]
Digimon World: Digital Card Arena[edit]
Tyranomon is the second opponent of Pyramid City's Battle Arena. It uses the Paleo-Energy deck, a Red/Flame and Green/Nature deck with 2 attack, 3 defense and 3 evolution speed, which is rough but well-balanced.
Tyranomon also appears as an obtainable Adult-level Red/Fire card, whose stats are:
- HP: 810
- DP: 30
- +P: 20
- Circle attack: 520
- Triangle attack: 380
- X attack: 150, Nature enemy x3
- Support Ability: None.
Tyranomon's attacks are Fire Breath, Dino Kick and Wild Buster.
Digimon World 3[edit]
Digimon World X[edit]
Digimon Story[edit]
Evolves from Goburimon. Can evolve to Triceramon.
Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight[edit]
Tyranomon is an obtainable Digimon that can be found in Task Canyon or Evolves from Guilmon and can evolve to Triceramon. Can also be Jogressed with Airdramon to get Aero V-dramon or with Raremon to get Ex-Tyranomon.
Digimon Championship[edit]
Tyranomon is an obtainable Digimon. It evolves from Agumon. It can evolve into Metal Tyranomon, Metal Greymon, or Skull Greymon.
| 105 - Tyranomon | ||
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| Generation | Adult | |
| Species | Dragon | |
| Attribute | Data | |
| Capacity | 16G | |
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Digimon Story: Lost Evolution[edit]
Can be evolved from Guilmon if above Level 16, Attack 75 and Friendship 50 or can be found in Pixel Desert. Can evolve to Master Tyranomon if above Level 36, Attack 160 and level cap 40 or Mametyramon if above Level 33, Defense 105, and Speed 90.
Digimon Life[edit]
Digimon Xros Arena[edit]
Digimon Story: Super Xros Wars Blue & Red[edit]
Digimon Collectors[edit]
Digimon Crusader[edit]
Digimon Adventure[edit]
Tyranomon is one of Etemon's servants, in charge of Area K1, a desert where Piccolomon created an entrance to his forest. In Episode 23, "The Fairy! Piccolomon", it attacked Ishida Yamato, Gabumon, Izumi Koshiro and Tentomon after they retrieved the Crests of Friendship and Knowledge, and forced them to run into the barrier, which it entered as well, alerting Piccolomon.
The other Chosen Children then joined up with Yamato and Koshiro, but they were unable to fight as Etemon showed himself as a hologram and performed his Love Serenade, leaving the Partner Digimon no power, making them easy prey for Tyranomon. Piccolomon accepted they could not wait for Yagami Taichi and Agumon, and he would have to take on Tyranomon himself, but said duo then arrived. With newly found determination, Agumon evolved into Greymon once again to face Tyranomon.
Tyranomon is the twenty-fifth obligatory boss of the game, fighting the Chosen Children at the end of Episode 23, "The Fairy! Piccolomon". Agumon starts the fight as Greymon. It can deal damage and Shock to one party Digimon with Dino Kick, deal damage to one Digimon with Slash Nail, or deal multiple hits to one party Digimon with Fire Breath.
Tyranomon appear as random encounters starting from Episode 24, "Perfect Evolution! Metal Greymon".
A Tyranomon appeared in the Real World in Episode 25, "Koromon, the Great Clash in Tokyo!", where it caused an earthquake that alerted Taichi to its presence. Once Taichi got to where it was, it spewed Fire Breath at some buildings, then disappeared.
During a shopping trip on the Main Street in Episode 40, "Meanwhile, with Mimi...", Palmon noticed a Tyranomon on the streets, which she identified as one of Vamdemon's minions. Tachikawa Mimi didn't understand how no one else could see it, but Palmon pointed out it hadn't fully materialized yet and they had to lure it away from such a crowded location. As such, Mimi left her parents and lured Tyranomon to an empty lot.
Tyranomon is the 45th obligatory boss of the game, fighting Palmon at the end of Episode 40, "Meanwhile, with Mimi...". It is no stronger than the previous Tyranomon fights.
Digimon RPG[edit]
Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode[edit]
Tyranomon is a recurring NPC, first met after burning the Meat Fields in the Village of Beginnings. Over the course of the story, it is encountered as Metal Tyranomon and eventually Rust Tyranomon, who assists Taiga towards the end of the story to make up for its past blunders. After doing so, it devolves to Tyranomon. As Metal Tyranomon and onwards, it also opens up a shop in the Train Garage part of the Railroad Plains where it sells battle items.
A Tyranomon is fought in the Colosseum's 1st floor Free Battle: "Tyrano Tamer", alongside its Tamer, Claude. Winning it awards Taiga a Tyranomon card. Another can be fought in the 20th floor Free Battle: "I'll end it in one shot!", alongside its Tamer, Michele.
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 Survive[edit]
- Voice Actor:
Sakamoto Chika (Partner Kemonogami)
Tyranomon is the Partner Kemonogami of Momotsuka Takuma. In every route, during the fight against Dokugumon, Takuma wishes to run away in fear as they're overpowered by the powered-up Digimon, who had also called allies to the fight. However, Agumon convinces him not to give up, which gives Takuma the courage to continue. Agumon is then filled with power, evolving into his Adult form (Greymon, Tyranomon or Tuskmon, depending on Takuma's Karma Meter).
Tyranomon is also a playable Kemonogami which can be obtained as both a Partner and a Free Kemonogami. It's a Defense-type, Harmony (Data)-attribute, Adult-level Kemonogami. Its unnamed Attack is Slash Nail (80 power, 0 SP, deals Fire damage to target) and its special attack is Fire Breath (175 power, 30 SP, deals Fire damage to target). Its Passive Skill is Good-Natured (Raises PHYS DEF one rank). Tyranomon's evolutions differ depending on whether it is the Partner Tyranomon or a Free Tyranomon:
- Partner Tyranomon evolves from Agumon and can evolve into three different lines: Vaccine (Metal Greymon, War Greymon), Data (Triceramon, Dinorexmon) or Virus (Megadramon, Mugendramon) depending on Takuma's Karma meter. He can also evolve into Huanglongmon and fuse with Gabumon (in any of his forms) to form Omegamon. All of these are unlocked by clearing specific events.
- Free Tyranomon evolves from Agumon and can evolve into Metal Greymon, Skull Greymon and Megadramon by using Perfect Enlightenment Slabs.
Digimon Super Rumble[edit]
Digimon Story: Time Stranger[edit]
Digimon Up[edit]
Virtual Pets[edit]
Digital Monster Ver. 1[edit]
Evolves from Agumon. Can evolve to Mamemon.
D-3 Digital Detect & Discover[edit]
Appears in Area 01 and Area 02 as a wild enemy encounter.
D-Terminal[edit]
D-Gather[edit]
Pendulum Progress 1.0 Dragon's Roar[edit]
Evolves from Agumon, V-mon or Guilmon. Can evolve Metal Greymon, Metal Tyranomon, Aero V-dramon or Megalo Growmon. Can also be Jogressed with XV-mon (Pendulum Progress 1.0), Witchmon (2.0) or Aquilamon (3.0) to get Paildramon or with Airdramon (D-Scanner 1.0) to get Megadramon.
D-Spirit[edit]
Digimon Accel - Nature Genome[edit]
Evolves from Falcomon, Mushmon, Goburimon, Swimmon, Gottsumon or Terriermon when the requirements for the other evolutions are not fulfilled. Can evolve to Yatagaramon or Triceramon (X-Antibody) or be Jogressed with Diatrymon to get Yatagaramon.
Digimon Mini Ver. 2.0[edit]
Evolves from Tentomon, Elecmon or Kunemon. Can evolve to Waru Monzaemon.
Digimon Xros Loader[edit]
Digimon Mini Greymon Blue[edit]
Digital Monster Ver.20th[edit]
Digimon Pendulum Ver.20th[edit]
Tyranomon can be used as a Copymon from Digital Monster Ver.20th and can be used to Jogress to Perfect.
Vital Bracelet Digital Monster[edit]
Vital Bracelet BE[edit]
Digital Monster COLOR Ver.1[edit]
Digivice -25th COLOR EVOLUTION-[edit]
D-3 -25th COLOR EVOLUTION-[edit]
Digimon Pendulum COLOR Godzilla Edition[edit]
TCG[edit]
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| Illustration for the Digimon Web Official Twitter | Illustration for the Digimon Web Official Twitter | Illustration for the Digimon Web Official Twitter | Illustration for the Digimon Web Official Twitter |
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| Illustration by Shoyama Seihou | Illustration by Fukunari Kanchi | Illustration by Totsuka Kuniaki | Illustration for the Digimon Card Game Official Website |
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