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BT-13

===Digitama/Digimon Cards===
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Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Tamer/Option Cards===
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Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Box Purchase Bonus===
See Digimon Card Game Promo.
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Card List
BT-14

===Digitama/Digimon Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name 	Japanese Name 	Color 	Rarity
ST15-12 	War Greymon ACE 	ウォーグレイモンACE 	Black 	Super Rare
ST16-12 	Metal Garurumon ACE	メタルガルルモンACE 	Purple	Super Rare
===Tamer/Option Cards===
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Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Box Purchase Bonus===
See Digimon Card Game Promo.
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Card List
BT-15

===Digitama/Digimon Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Tamer/Option Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Special Cards===
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Card Number	Card Name 	Japanese Name 	Color 	Rarity
BT14-014 	Metal Greymon ACE	メタルグレイモンACE 	Red 	Super Rare
BT14-026 	Zudomon ACE 	ズドモンACE 	Blue 	Super Rare
BT14-037 	Holy Angemon ACE 	ホーリーエンジェモンACE 	Yellow	Super Rare
BT14-049 	Lilimon ACE 	リリモンACE 	Green 	Super Rare
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Card List
BT-16

===Digitama/Digimon Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name 	Japanese Name 	Color	Rarity
BT8-112 	Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode	インペリアルドラモン：パラディンモード 	White	Secret Rare
===Tamer/Option Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Special Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Card List
BT-17

===Digitama/Digimon Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Tamer/Option Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Special Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Box Purchase Bonus===
See Digimon Card Game Promo.
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Card List
BT-18

===Digitama/Digimon Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name 	Japanese Name 	Color	Rarity
EX2-073 	Dukemon: Crimson Mode	デュークモン：クリムゾンモード 	Red 	Secret Rare
===Tamer/Option Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Special Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Card List
BT-19

===Digitama/Digimon Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Tamer/Option Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Special Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Card List
BT-20

===Digitama/Digimon Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color 	Rarity
BT17-008 	Guilmon 	ギルモン 	Red 	Uncommon
BT19-067 	Impmon 	インプモン 	Purple	Common
===Tamer/Option Cards===
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Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Special Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Box Purchase Bonus===
See Digimon Card Game Promo.
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Card List
BT-21

===Digitama/Digimon Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Tamer/Option Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
Rarity
===Special Cards===
{| border=0 width="650px" style="background: #333333; border-collapse:collapse; -moz-border-radius: 0.5em; -webkit-border-radius: 0.5em;border-radius: 0.5em;"	 	 	 	
Card Number	Card Name	Japanese Name	Color	Rarity
===Box Purchase Bonus===
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
Baalmon (X-Antibody)

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Any Purple Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Baalmon (with or without the X-Antibody)
==Evolves To==
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Purple Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from X-Antibody Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Purple Lv.6 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
==Video Games==
==Virtual Pets==
==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
=Additional Information=
Baboongamon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Agnimon
* Any Black Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card GameBT4-068
* Gaomon
* Sunarizamon
==Evolves To==
* Any Black Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Black Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Gogmamon
* Jewelbeemon (with a Vaccine or Free Attribute Adult Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum Z)
* Mach Gaogamon (with a Data or Virus Attribute Adult Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum Z)
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
==Video Games==
==Virtual Pets==
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Baby I

Baby I (幼年期Ⅰ Yōnenki; Dub: BabyDigimon Adventure (American English dub)/FreshDigimon World/In-Training IDigimon Encyclopedia), also referred to as Level I, is the first natural Evolution Stage in Digimon evolution.
=Overview=
Baby I is the Evolution Stage that Digimon typically belong to immediately upon hatching from a Digitama. At this stage in development, their composition data has not yet stabilized, so they are very weak.Digimon Profile: Digi-Basics: Digimon "Level" (Translation on Wikimon) They are incapable of fighting and possess very little offensive capability, but can often produce some sort of weak technique to attempt to intimidate or surprise threats, such as blowing bubbles, spitting small projectiles, creating visual distractions, or swelling in size.
The majority of Baby I Digimon belong to the Slime Type and, typically, are depicted as not having an Attribute.
It is rare for Digimon to be artificially created from the Baby stage.
Baby Digimon characteristically have friendly and highly curious personalities, although there are exceptions such as the unusually aggressive and territorial Sunamon.
Dragon-species Baby Digimon are few in number and have poor survival rates, as the majority of them are said to be either captured or killed before they grow up. In the case of Jyarimon, this may be due to its disposition to try and confront Digimon larger than itself.
Baby I Digimon evolve into Baby II Digimon, at which point their compositional data stabilizes, although they remain unable to fight. This evolution is often depicted as occurring relatively quickly, such as in the virtual pets.
==In Video and Card Games==
For the sake of gameplay expediency, it is common for Digimon video and card game media to exclude the Baby I and Baby II levels entirely, in which case Baby I Digimon are, at best, relegated to only making minor cameos or appearing as NPCs who are not part of the core gameplay.
In the Nintendo DS Digimon Story video games (Digimon Story, Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight, Digimon Story: Lost Evolution), Baby I and Baby II are replaced with one combined "Baby" Evolution Stage, comprised of a mix of both Baby I and Baby II Digimon who are treated as entirely equivalent to each other and all evolve into Child Digimon.
The only Baby I Digimon to have been given a card of its own is Kuramon, which has one card in Battle Spirits.
As in all prior trading card games, Baby I Digimon are absent from the gameplay of the Digimon Card Game. However, "Digitama" cards of Baby II Digimon typically feature cameos from a Baby I Digimon which the featured Digimon is known to have evolved from (e.g., most Koromon cards have it hanging out with a Botamon).
=Additional Information=
=See Also=
* :Category:Baby I Level
 
Category:Evolution
Baby II

Baby II (幼年期Ⅱ Yōnenki; Dub: In-Training/In-Training IIDigimon Encyclopedia), also referred to as Level II, is the second natural Evolution Stage in Digimon evolution.
=Overview=
Baby II is the next Evolution Stage following Baby I. At this point in development, Digimon's compositional data stabilizes. However, they remain incapable of fighting and possess poor offensive capability,Digimon Profile: Digi-Basics: Digimon "Level" (Translation on Wikimon) but can often produce some sort of weak technique to attempt to intimidate or surprise threats, such as blowing bubbles, emitting ultrasonic shouts, or physically striking them.
The majority of Baby II Digimon species are small, round and limbless in shape. There are exceptions that have grown limbs, such as Tokomon (four small limb-like protrusions) and Chibimon (a body, hands, and feet), but they are extremely rare. Wings, like Poromon's, are also a rarity for Baby II Digimon.
The majority of Baby II Digimon belong to the Lesser Type and, typically, are depicted as not having an Attribute.
It is rare for Baby Digimon to take in the X-Antibody. The only extant X-Antibody Baby Digimon is Tokomon (X-Antibody), who is often preyed upon for its X-Antibodies.
Baby II Digimon evolve into Child Digimon, at which point they undergo significant progress in their cognitive development, strength, and awakening of their combat instincts, and become able to fight.
==In Video and Card Games==
For the sake of gameplay expediency, it is common for Digimon video and card game media to exclude the Baby I and Baby II levels entirely, in which case Baby II Digimon are, at best, relegated to only making minor cameos or appearing as NPCs who are not part of the core gameplay.
In the Digimon Story video games for Nintendo DS (Digimon Story, Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight, Digimon Story: Lost Evolution), Baby I and Baby II are replaced with one combined "Baby" Evolution Stage, comprised of a mix of both Baby I and Baby II Digimon who all evolve into Child Digimon. Digimon RPG uses only Baby II.
The Digimon Card Game is the first Digimon trading card game to give Baby II ("Lv. 2") Digimon cards of their own. However, they are treated differently from higher-level Digimon cards as, instead of belonging to the Digimon card type, they belong to the Digitama card type, which are handled separately from Digimon cards in the Hatching and Raising Areas until they are evolved into a Lv.3 (Child) Digimon.
=Additional Information=
=See Also=
* :Category:Baby II Level
 
Category:Evolution
Babydmon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
== Evolves From==
* PetitmonVital Bracelet BE
==Evolves To==
* Agumon (2006 Anime Version)
* Agumon Hakase
* Any Blue Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Child Digimon
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Blue Lv.2 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Red Lv.2 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Red Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* DracomonDigimon RPGDigimon Championship
* Gumdramon
* Hackmon
* OtamamonDigimon Championship
* Seadramon (with Greymon (2010 Anime Version))
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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==Manga==
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==Video Games==
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Babydmon evolves from Petitmon with passing time and evolves into Dracomon with passing time or Otamamon if it gets 3 mistakes or more.
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Babydmon is an obtainable Digimon. Can be found at Maze Forest. It evolves to Dracomon at level 11.
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Babydmon is available as a Digimon Medal.
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Available as a Digimon Medal in the Japanese PS4/Switch versions, and the western Switch/PC versions.
==Virtual Pets==
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Category:10th Anniversary Digimon
Bacchusmon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Digitamamon
* Piccolomon
==Evolves To==
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
==Video Games==
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Bacchusmon stands up in front of Aegiomon revealing its wine was the responsible of Aegiomon's loss of memory and thus triggering the awakening of Aegiochusmon: Holy.
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Bacchusmon is available as a Digimon Medal.
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Bacchusmon is available as a Digimon Medal.
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==Virtual Pets==
==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
=Additional information=
Back Dimension

Back Dimension (裏次元 Ura Jigen) is a dimension created from the leftover memory of Mugendramon created by Analogman.
=Description=
The Back Dimension is the leftover traces of Mugendramon once it is defeated at Infinity Mountain, and can take the place of either Ice Sanctuary, Dark Lord Mansion, or Orge Fortress, one at a time. Each Back Dimension consists of three levels, and its appearance is very similar to that of the interior of Infinity Mountain. Once the Player reaches the final level, he will find that the location is no longer Back Dimension, but the original location.
=Inhabitants=
*Blue Meramon
*Ice Devimon
*Mugendramon
*Pidmon
*Tankmon
*Tekkamon
=Appearances=
==Video Games==
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Once Mugendramon is defeated at Infinity Mountain, it is thought to be out of existence. Yet, if one subsequently tries to enter Ice Sanctuary, Dark Lord Mansion, or Orge Fortress, one of these places may be taken over by the Back Dimension. If one can journey through the floors of the dimension, one would find oneself no longer in the Back Dimension, but in the original location one entered. Mugendramon will then appear in the location, alongside Analogman, and will engage in battle to those who cleared the Back Dimension. After being defeated, Mugendramon will return to its true form, which is one of three Digimon (Muchomon, Soulmon, Yuki Agumon).
==TCG==
Category:File Island
Category:Digimon World locations
Bacomon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Any Green Lv.2 Digimon from the Digimon Card GameBT6-045
==Evolves To==
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Green Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Green Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Several different types of Bacomon appear in . One of them helps Akashi Tagiru, Kudou Taiki and Amano Yuu in their fight against Sephirothmon and Jokermon.
	Bacomon housekeeper from Digimon Xros Wars	
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In "Dance of the Heavens, Hououmon", several Bacomon were part of Junkmon Industries, which built walls around the volcano in their island to redirect the volcano's lava flow.
==Manga==
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==Video Games==
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==Virtual Pets==
==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
=Additional information=
Category:Digimon
Bagra Pandemonium

The Bagra Pandemonium (バグラ大魔殿, Bagura Daimaden), also known as Bagra Empire, is a Land within the Digital World. Originally it was an unnamed Zone where much of the Bagra army resided.
=Description=
The Pandemonium is a massive landmass within the Digital World surrounded by seven other Lands.
=Inhabitants=
===Ruler===
*Bagramon
===Digimon===
*Baalmon
*Bishop Chessmon (Black)
*Blastmon
*Damemon/Tuwarmon
*Dark Knightmon
*Knight Chessmon (Black)
*Lilithmon
*Pawn Chessmon (Black) 
*Rook Chessmon (Black) 
*Troopmon
*Tyutyumon
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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==Manga==
Category:Digimon Xros Wars locations
Category:Lands
Bagramon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolutions=
==Evolves From==
* Any Black Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Purple Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
*Bagramon (Archangel Form) (with Yggdrasill's data)Digimon Xros Wars: "Xros Miracle!! Reel in a Sliver of Hope!"
* Kaiser Leomon
* Mametyramon
* Stiffilmon
==Evolves To==
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Purple Lv.6 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Purple Lv.7 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Barbamon (X-Antibody)
*Darkness Bagramon (with or without Dark Knightmon, or Skull Knightmon and Deadly Axemon, or certain Digimon from the Digimon Card Game)
*Darkness Bagramon (Dark Knightmon) (with Dark Knightmon or Super Dark Knightmon)
* Mad Leomon
* Mad Leomon: Armed Mode (with or without certain Digimon from the Digimon Card Game)
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Bagramon is the ruler of the Bagra Empire. He aims to collect the Code Crown in order to take control over the Digital World and used the Death Generals as tools to transform the Code Crown into the Dark Stone in to initiate D5. He is also revealed to be the older brother of Dark Knightmon.
		
		
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===Individual Appearances=== 
==Manga==
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Bagramon is the ruler of the Bagra Empire. He was originally a high-ranking angel Digimon, but was banished after questioning Homeostasis about the existence of evil in the world and challenging God. He then used the remains of the server tree of Yggdrasill to create anew the right side of his body that was burned by God's lightning. He started the Bagra Army in order to destroy the world he thought was built wrong, and to give a merciful end to the humans whose hearts he saw as something fallen into despair with no chance of recovery. At some point before the warfare, he went to ask Lucemon for help, but he refused and simply became a observer to see the consequences of Bagramon's plan. He was also the one who handed Shademon to Skull Knightmon to test his extent of despair. However, the human Generals and their Digimon partners managed to prove to him in the end that hope still exists within the human heart, and he used his last moments to make amends with his younger brother.
===Individual Appearances=== 
==Video Games==
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Bagramon is only obtainable as a collectible .
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Bagramon is the leader of the Bagra Army. It is also a playable Digimon. There are two versions available, an Adult level Bagramon which is able to evolve to the Burst Mode level. The Burst Mode one can Jogress with Dark Knightmon to become Darkness Bagramon.
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==Virtual Pets==
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Bagramon is an unobtainable Boss Digimon.
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Category:Digimon
Bagramon (Archangel Form)

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
==Evolves To==
* Bagramon (with Yggdrasill's data)Digimon Xros Wars: "Xros Miracle!! Reel in a Sliver of Hope!"
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
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==Video Games==
==Virtual Pets==
==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Video Games==
=Additional Information=
Category:Unreleased Digimon
Bakumon (Adventure)

Bakumon is the Partner Digimon of Himekawa Maki in Digimon Adventure tri..
=Evolution=
=Personality=
Since Bakumon's only speaking appearance is a brief, post-Reboot one, not much is shown of its personality. Like Piyomon, it is distrustful of Maki post-Reboot and does not believe any of her claims about their prior relationship, and bluntly tells her this. It also appears to enjoy picking flowers.
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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In "The Final Dark Digimon", when Gennai tells the story of the original Chosen Children defeating the evil sealed behind the Wall of Fire, the group, including Bakumon and Maki, are shown in silhouette.
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A flashback in "Loss" depicts the original Chosen Children's final fight with the Dark Masters. When the other four partner Digimon evolve into the Four Holy Beasts, Bakumon (as Megadramon) absorbs the attacks of the Four Holy Beasts and sacrifices itself to channel them into one powerful burst that defeats the Dark Masters. As seen in a further flashback to her university years, Maki later finds out that Bakumon's sacrifice is permanent, and that it can never be reborn as a Digitama. Its loss devastates her, and she becomes obsessed with finding a way to reunite with it. While at university, she discovers the theoretical existence of the Reboot and becomes convinced that somehow causing one will reunite her with Bakumon.
Following the Reboot in "Confession", Maki locates the coordinates in the post-Reboot Digital World where Bakumon is, and enters the Digital World in search of it. In "Loss", Nishijima Daigo finds these coordinates on her computer, as well as a series of emails with the Mysterious Man (whom he misidentifies as Gennai) in which the two had struck a deal to use Meicoomon to cause the Reboot, and deduces Maki's intentions. 
Maki tracks Bakumon to a field where it is gathering flowers. She hugs it, but it has no recollection of her and calls her a liar for claiming that they are partners, and tries to run away. Maki snaps and tries to threaten it into remembering, but does not succeed. As of "Coexistence", Bakumon has fled and disappeared. Maki wanders aimlessly in a delusional haze to find it in the Dark Ocean.
		
=Additional Information=
Category:Digimon Adventure tri. characters
Category:Partner Digimon
Bakumon (ReArise)

Bakumon is the Partner Digimon of Shinkai Sara in Digimon ReArise.
=Evolution=
=Profile=
Shinkai Sara's Partner Digimon.
A Digimon who seems to have been Partners with Sara for a long time, and is very in sync with her.
Gentle and devoted, Bakumon thinks about Sara first and foremost, always staying close to her side and adhering to her wishes.
=Appearances=
==Video Games==
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=Image Gallery=
=Additional Information=
Category:Digimon ReArise characters
Category:Partner Digimon