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Data Carddass Appli Monsters

Data Carddass Appli Monsters (データカードダス アプリモンスターズ, Dēta Kādodasu Apuri Monsutāzu) is a card game released in late 2016. Shinkai Haru, Gatchmon, Katsura Rei, and Hackmon act as navigators and storytellers of the arcade version.
=Card Sets=
See also: Full Card List APM
* Data Carddass Appli Monsters Set 1
* Data Carddass Appli Monsters Set 2
* Data Carddass Appli Monsters Set 3
* Data Carddass Appli Monsters Set 4
* Data Carddass Appli Monsters Promo
* Data Carddass Appli Monsters Wafers Set
=Battles=
Version 1
* Gatchmon / Gatchmon (Virus)
* Mailmon / Mailmon (Virus) / Mailmon (Seven Code)
* Navimon / Navimon (Virus)
* Cameramon
* Watchmon / Watchmon (Virus)
* Hackmon / Hackmon (Virus)
* Dokamon / Dokamon (Virus)
* Ropuremon / Ropuremon (Virus) / Ropuremon (Seven Code)
* Shotmon / Shotmon (Virus)
* Musimon
* Drawmon / Drawmon (Virus)
* Perorimon / Perorimon (Virus)
* Virusmon / Virusmon (Virus)
* DoGatchmon / DoGatchmon Plus Shotmon / DoGatchmon (Virus)
* Sociamon
* Scorpmon / Scorpmon (Virus)
* Dosukomon / Dosukomon Plus Navimon / Dosukomon (Virus)
Version 2
* Cameramon (Virus)
* Gomimon / Gomimon (Seven Code)
* Recomon / Recomon (Virus)
* Protecmon / Protecmon (Virus)
* Copipemon / Copipemon (Virus) / Copipemon (Seven Code)
* Savemon / Savemon (Virus)
* Musimon (Virus)
* Tellermon / Tellermon (Virus) / Tellermon (Seven Code)
* DoGatchmon Plus Raidramon 
* Timemon / Timemon (Virus)
* Dezipmon 
* Raidramon / Raidramon Plus Mediamon / Raidramon (Virus)
* Mienumon / Mienumon (Virus)
* Sakusimon
* Coachmon
* Mediamon / Mediamon (Virus)
* Dreammon
* Globemon / Globemon (Virus)
* Warudamon / Warudamon (Virus)
* Revivemon / Revivemon (Virus)
* Oujamon / Oujamon (Virus)
* Entermon / Entermon (Virus)
Version 3
* MCmon
* Offmon / Offmon (Virus)
* Dancemon
* Logamon / Logamon (Virus)
* Weatherdramon / Weatherdramon (Seven Code)
* Coachmon (Virus)
* Sakusimon (Virus)
* Medicmon (Seven Code)
* Globemon Plus Weatherdramon
* Sateramon
* Shutmon / Shutmon (Virus)
* Agumon
* Gabumon
* War Greymon
* Metal Garurumon
* Omegamon
Version 4
* Bootmon
* Gaiamon
* Patamon
* Tailmon
* Holy Angemon
* Angewomon
* Black Gabumon
* Black Agumon
* Black War Greymon
* Black Metal Garurumon
* Omegamon Zwart
Version 4 Ver. God
* Poseidomon
* Ouranosmon
* Hadesmon
* Deusmon
* Rebootmon
=Image Gallery=
==Promo==
		
			
				
		
		
		
		
	
	
==Magazine scans==
	
==External Links==
*Data Carddass Appli Monsters Official Site
*Data Carddass Digimon Universe Application Monsters Official Channel
*Challenge the boss with "DoGatchmon", an appendix to the January issue of V Jump!
*Data Carddass Appli Monsters Gameplay Sample 1, Sample 2, Sample 3, Sample 4, Sample 5, Sample 6, Sample 7, Sample 8, Sample 9, & Sample 10 
Category:Arcade Games
Category:Cards
Data Carddass Appli Monsters Set 1

===Appmon Cards===
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Card No.	Card Name	Japanese Name	App	Type	Grade	Rarity	HP	Power	Defense	Speed
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Carddass Club (JP)
Data Carddass Appli Monsters Set 2

===Appmon Cards===
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Card No.	Card Name	Japanese Name	App	Type	Grade	Rarity	HP	Power	Defense	Speed
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Carddass Club (JP)
Data Carddass Appli Monsters Set 3

===Appmon Cards===
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Card No.	Card Name	Japanese Name	App	Type	Grade	Rarity	HP	Power	Defense	Speed
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Carddass Club (JP)
Data Carddass Appli Monsters Set 4

===Appmon Cards===
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Card No.	Card Name	Japanese Name	App	Type	Grade	Rarity	HP	Power	Defense	Speed
===Card Gallery===
===External Links===
*Carddass Club (JP)
Data Carddass Appli Monsters Wafers Set

===Appmon Cards===
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Card No.	Card Name	Japanese Name	App	Type	Grade	Rarity	HP	Power	Defense	Speed
===Card Gallery===
Data Link

Data Link (データリンク, Dēta Rinku) is a process that makes possible to the Tamer to access the Digital World and directly interfere with a Digital Monster.
==Overview==
The Digital World is a mysterious world on the network managed on multiple servers similar to the Human World whose existence was revealed to the public in 1997. In the 1990s the Digimon, Mysterious beings of varied species, gifted with intelligence that could evolve, could be observed on a computer that looked at the Digital World. More than 800 Digimon were discovered at the time and more were being discovered.
There were several ways to connect with the Digital World; in fact using a Personal Computer it was possible to see this world in detail through the screen. But it could only be used to observe the Digital World and the Digital Monsters that inhabited it. In 1997, the virtual pet Digital Monster was released. With it, direct contact with the Digimon became a success. That is, with the development of this portable device it would be possible to finally interfere with Digimon that previously could only be observed.
With this portable device it was possible to directly access the Digital World and interfere with the Digital Monster. First look for Digitamas in the Digital World, then intervene in the Digitama state data using a small amount of data and then make a "Data Link" with the Digitama. The Data-linkd Eggs were transferred to addresses assigned to each device known as Training BOX (「育成 BOX」, Ikusei Bokkusu) located in other layers of the Digital World. After that it was possible to train the Digital Monsters in the isolated space through the operation of the device.
The portable device only accesses the Training BOX that is on the Network, the Digimon wasn't actually inside the device. The devices were used to do research with the Digimon, but later began to be sold to those who would later be called Tamers.
Years later, the Digimon Twin introduced the "Twin Link System", the system that was installed on these devices. Infrared was used to connect them and transfer Digicore between the two types of hardware, "Model L (Liberation)" and "Model R (Revolution)". This breaked "Link Security" and allowed for more advanced Data Link.
Category:Terminology
Datte Kyō made Koiwazurai (Single)

== Track List ==
===Type B (VICL-37627) / Digimon Ghost Game Edition (VICL-37630)===
No.	Track Title 	Track Title (JP) 	Duration
1 	Datte Kyō made KoiwazuraiBMK 	だって今日まで恋煩いBMK 	2:37
2 	Monster G (Genius)BMK 	Monster G（ジーニアス）BMK 	3:55
3 	Datte Kyō made Koiwazurai -instrumental-	だって今日まで恋煩い -instrumental- 	
4 	Monster G (Genius) -instrumental- 	Monster G（ジーニアス） -instrumental- 	
===Type M (VICL-37628)===
No.	Track Title 	Track Title (JP) 	Duration
1 	Datte Kyō made KoiwazuraiBMK 	だって今日まで恋煩いBMK 	2:37
2 	PuzzleBMK 	PuzzleBMK 	3:25
3 	Datte Kyō made Koiwazurai -instrumental-	だって今日まで恋煩い -instrumental- 	
4 	Puzzle -instrumental- 	Puzzle -instrumental- 	
===Type K (VICL-37629)===
No.	Track Title 	Track Title (JP) 	Duration
1 	Datte Kyō made KoiwazuraiBMK 	だって今日まで恋煩いBMK 	2:37
2 	NagareboshiBMK 	ナガレボシBMK 	4:10
3 	Datte Kyō made Koiwazurai -instrumental-	だって今日まで恋煩い -instrumental- 	
4 	Nagareboshi -instrumental- 	ナガレボシ -instrumental- 	
=Image Gallery=
Dave Mallow

==Biography==
==Digimon Filmography==
*Digimon Adventure: Angemon, MagnaAngemon, Gekomon, Nanimon
*Digimon Adventure 02: Pegasusmon, Angemon, MagnaAngemon, Shakkoumon, Tsubumon, Upamon, Gekomon
*Digimon Tamers: Grani, Vilemon, Allomon, Gekomon, Chief Cabinet Secretary
*Digimon Frontier: Gekomon, Goblimon, Piddomon
*Digimon Data Squad: Elecmon, Togemon, Boxing Announcer (Episode 9)
*Digimon Adventure tri.: Angemon
==External Links==
*Anime News Network
*Wikipedia
Category:English Voice Actors
Dave Wittenberg

==Digimon Filmography==
*Digimon Tamers: Henry Wong, MegaGargomon (shared With Mona Marshall), Ebonwumon, Johnny Beckenstein
*Digimon Frontier: EmperorGreymon, Susanoomon (shared With Steve Staley), all Trailmon, Raremon, Kokuwamon, Sorcermon, Pipismon, Cherrymon, Phantomon, IceDevimon, Meteormon, Starmon
*Digimon Frontier: Island of Lost Digimon: Takuya Kanbara/Agunimon/BurningGreymon
*Digimon Data Squad: Kouki, BioThunderbirmon/BioDarkdramon
==External Links==
Category:English Voice Actors
David Lodge

==Digimon Filmography==
*Digimon Adventure: Pinocchimon
*Digimon Adventure 02: Mr. Inoue, Qinglongmon, Takaishi Michel
*Digimon Tamers: The Adventurers' Battle: Wataru Urazoe
*Digimon Tamers: The Runaway Digimon Express: Parasimon
Category:English Voice Actors
Daxiongmaoshou

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
==Evolves To==
* PalaPandashouDigimon Legendary Skies
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
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==Video Games==
==Virtual Pets==
==TCG==
==Image Gallery==
==Miscellaneous==
=Additional Information=
Category:Unreleased Digimon
Days -Aijou to Nichijou-

Days -Aijou to Nichijou- (Days -愛情と日常-) is the second closing song for Digimon Tamers, sung by AiM (Maeda Ai) and composed by Ōkubo Kaoru amd Uran . It is used from Episode 24 to Episode 51.
=Lyrics=
==Appearances==
=Screenshots=
Category:Ending Themes
Category:Digimon Tamers Songs
Days -Aijou to Nichijou- Single

== Track List ==
No.	Track Title 	Track Title (JP) 	Duration
1 	Days -Aijou to Nichijou-AiM 	Days –愛情と日常–AiM 	4:57
2 	Let's Get Dream!AiM 	Let's Get Dream!AiM 	3:57
3 	Days -Aijou to Nichijou- (Original Karaoke)	Days –愛情と日常–(オリジナル・カラオケ) 	4:57
4 	Let's Get Dream! (Original Karaoke) 	Let's Get Dream!(オリジナル・カラオケ) 	3:55
=External Links=
CD Japan tracklist
Category:Music
Deadly Axemon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Any Black Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card GameBT7-059
* Any Blue Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Purple Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
==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
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Black Lv.4 Digimon with Save in their text from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Lv.4 Digimon with Save in their text 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 Purple Lv.4 Digimon with Save in their text from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Purple Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
*Apollomon Darkness Mode (with Apollomon Whispered)
*Darkness Bagramon (with Bagramon and Skull Knightmon)
*Dark Knightmon (with or without Skull Knightmon, Skull Knightmon (Blue), Skull Knightmon BR, or certain Digimon from the Digimon Card Game)
*Deadly Tuwarmon (with Tuwarmon)
*Deadly Tuwarmon Hell Mode (with Tuwarmon, energy from Hell's Field, Sethmon, as well as multiple Gryzmon, Goatmon, Dobermon, Bullmon and Gorimon)
*Grey Knightsmon (with Skull Knightmon, Greymon and Mail Birdramon or Skull Knightmon and Metal Greymon)
*Muso Knightmon (with Skull Knightmon and Tuwarmon)
*Shoutmon X3SD (with Skull Knightmon and Shoutmon X3 or Shoutmon, Ballistamon, Dorulumon and Skull Knightmon)
*Skull Knightmon: Arrow Mode (with Skull Knightmon)
*Skull Knightmon: Big Axe Mode (with or without Skull Knightmon or certain Digimon from the Digimon Card Game)
*Skull Knightmon: Cavalier Mode (with Skull Knightmon)
*Skull Knightmon: Naginata Mode (with Skull Knightmon)
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Deadly Axemon is a member of Twilight and the brother-in-arms of Skull Knightmon.
==Manga==
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==Video Games==
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==TCG==
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==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Category:Digimon
Deadly Tuwarmon Hell Mode

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolutions=
==Evolves From==
*Tuwarmon (with Deadly Axemon, energy from Hell's Field, Sethmon, as well as multiple Gryzmon, Dobermon, Gorimon, Bullmon and Goatmon)
==Evolves To==
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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==Manga==
==Video Games==
==Virtual Pets==
==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
=Additional Information=
Category:Digimon
Death-X

The Death-X, also known as "The Evolution of Death" (「死の進化」), is an old relic of evolutionary research that artificially increases the survival instinct to its limit, causing a digimon to overcome the very concept of mortality by incorporating other digicores to its own, making the digimon undergo an special type of evolution known as "Death-X-Evolution".
During the first execution of Project Ark in 2003 D.C., Yggdrasill awakened the Death-X from the depths of its storage to effectively erase the digimon it wanted to be deleted. However, the Death-X became "a dangerous program that is not a Digimon: Death-X-mon" (「デジモンではない危険なプログラム：デクスモン」), which only devours digicores as a zombie.
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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After it had ordered Magnamon of the Royal Knights to captures DORUgamon and bring him to it, Yggdrasill analyzed DORUgamon's data and created Death-X-DORUgoramon from it. From there, Death-X DORUgoramon created hundreds of digitama containing Death-X-DORUguremon. It was later confronted by Alphamon and Omegamon when it was summoned by Yggdrasill. Although Omegamon barely hurt it, Alphamon easily destroyed it with a single attack. It was later revived by Yggdrasill as Death-X-mon to defend it. After their attacks seemed to be innefective, Alphamon realizes how to defeat it and impales both himself and Death-X-mon with his sword, telling Omegamon that it was the only way, because Death-X-mon is his shadow and that if he didn't have his friends, he may have turned out like him.
==Live Action==
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==Manga==
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When Omegamon X defeated DORUgoramon it forces him to evolve into Death-X-DORUgoramon. Unable to defeat it, Omegamon X is able to separate the Death-X data from DORUmon, and expelled it from the New Digital World. Yggdrasill retrieved this data and unleashed it into the Skuld Terminal, where it became Death-X-mon. Omegamon X faced Death-X-mon but was unable to defeat it, as Death-X-mon was unaffected by his strongest attack, "". Eventually, Alphamon and Ouryumon went to the Skuld Terminal to face Death-X-mon. While Ouryumon was killed by Death-X-mon, Alphamon was able to use his data to evolve into Alphamon: Ouryuken and defeats it.
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Death-X-mon was under the control of Metal Fantomon. Āměi was held captive inside of it.
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Grand Dracumon defeats Digimon, forces them to go under Death-X-Evolution and then sends them to the Dark Area.
==Novel==
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==Video Games==
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Death-X-mon is a main antagonist in the Lament of the X-Antibody chapter (慟哭のＸ抗体編 Dōkoku no X-Kōtai-hen). In order to fight the protagonists in the Infinity Mountain, Yggdrasill takes control of DORUguremon and forces him to evolve into Death-X-mon. It can only be obtained as a collectible card. Its card can be unlocked when completing the Death-X-Evolution (デクスリューション Dekusuryūshon) set and is part of the X-Antibody of Destiny (運命のＸ抗体 Unmei no X Kōtai) set.
==Virtual Pets==
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Can be obtained as a Blast Evolution of Alphamon: Ouryuken.
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=References=
Category:Terminology
Death-X-DORUgamon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Agumon
* Agumon (Black)
* Agumon (X-Antibody)Pendulum X 1.5
* Any Black Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Purple Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card GameBT9-075
* Digitama
* DORUgamon
* DORUmon
* Dracumon
* Guilmon
* Guilmon (X-Antibody)
* Pico Devimon
* Ryudamon
* Tukaimon
==Evolves To==
* Andromon
* 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
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Purple Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from SoC Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from X-Antibody Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Purple Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Death-X-DORUguremonCα-055
* DORUguremon
* Mega Seadramon (X-Antibody)
* Metal Greymon (X-Antibody)
* Metal Tyranomon
* Okuwamon (X-Antibody)
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
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Death-X-DORUgamon is the partner Digimon of Fāng Shēngjiàn.
==Video Games==
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Death-X-DORUgamon evolves from DORUmon at level 21. Evolves to Death-X-DORUguremon at level 31.
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Death-X-DORUgamon is only obtainable as a collectible card. Its card is part of the Death-X-Evolution (デクスリューション Dekusuryūshon) set.
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Death-X-DORUgamon is available as a Digimon Card.
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Death-X-DORUgamon is available as a Digimon Card.
==Virtual Pets==
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Evolves from Agumon (X-Antibody) or DORUmon. Can evolve to Death-X-DORUguremon, DORUguremon, Mega Seadramon (X-Antibody), Metal Greymon (X-Antibody), or Okuwamon (X-Antibody).
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Death-X-DORUgoramon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Any Black Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card GameBT9-081
* Any Purple Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Death-X-DORUguremonPendulum X 1.5 (with or without Mega Seadramon (X-Antibody) or Matadrmon)
* Death-X-mon
* DORUgoramon
* DORUguremon
* Grademon
* Matadrmon (with Death-X-DORUguremon)
* Rapidmon Armor
==Evolves To==
* Any Black Lv.7 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Black Lv.6 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* 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
* Death-X-mon
* Omegamon (X-Antibody) (with Dinotigermon or Ulforce V-dramon (X-Antibody))
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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After it had ordered Magnamon of the Royal Knights to captures DORUgamon and bring him to it, Yggdrasill analyzed DORUgamon's data and created Death-X DORUgoramon from it. From there, Death-X DORUgoramon created hundreds of Digitama containing Death-X DORUguremon. It was later confronted by Alphamon and Omegamon when it was summoned by Yggdrasill. Although Omegamon barely hurt it, Alphamon easily destroyed it with a single attack. It was later revived by Yggdrasill as Death-X-mon to defend it.
==Live Action==
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Death-X-DORUgoramon is the Partner Digimon of Kisakata Kosuke. He took this form in "Chapter 4 Sons of Chaos: Seekers".
==Manga==
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When Omegamon X defeated DORUgoramon it forces him to evolve into Death-X-DORUgoramon. In an attempt to kill it, the management system of the New Digital World managed to transfer Death-X-DORUgoramon to the Skuld Terminal and remove its life data "DORUmon". Nevertheless, this only caused it to Death-X-Evolve once more, turning it into Dexmon. It only appears in the booklets of the manga.
	
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DORUmon went berserk and warp evolved to Death-X-DORUgoramon. 
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==Video Games==
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May evolve from Death-X-DORUguremon or DORUguremon at level 41.
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Can be evolved from Death-X-DORUguremon at level 41.
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Death-X-DORUgoramon is only obtainable as a collectible card. Its card is part of the Death-X-Evolution (デクスリューション Dekusuryūshon) set.
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Available as a collectible card.
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Available as a collectible card.
==Virtual Pets==
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Evolves from Death-X-DORUguremon. Can also be obtained by Jogressing Death-X-DORUguremon with Mega Seadramon (X-Antibody). Can Jogress with Dinotigemon (2.0) or Ulforce V-dramon (X-Antibody) (2.5) to evolve into Omegamon (X-Antibody).
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Death-X-DORUguremon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Any Black Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card GameBT9-078
* Any Purple Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Black Growmon
* Death-X-DORUgamonPendulum X 1.5
* Devidramon
* DORUgamon (with or without Sangloupmon)
* DORUguremon
* DORUmon (Warp Evolution)
* GuardromonDigimon RPG
* Raptordramon
* Sangloupmon (with or without DORUgamon)
==Evolves To==
* Any Black Lv.6 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Black Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Purple Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from SoC 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
* Chaosdramon
* Chaosdramon (X-Antibody) (with Metal Greymon (X-Antibody))
* Death-X-DORUgoramon (with or without Mega Seadramon (X-Antibody) or Matadrmon)
* DORUgoramon
* Gaioumon
* Giga Seadramon
* Megidramon
* Omegamon (X-Antibody) (with Dinotigermon)
* RaijinmonDigimon RPG
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Many Death-X-DORUguremon are created by Death-X-DORUgoramon. Death-X-DORUgoramon called its offsprings to swarm the New Digital World and attack the X-Digimon.
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==Video Games==
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Death-X-DORUguremon may evolve from Death-X-DORUgamon or DORUgamon at level 31. Evolves to Death-X-DORUgoramon at level 41.
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Death-X-DORUguremon is only obtainable as a collectible card. Its card is part of the Death-X-Evolution (デクスリューション Dekusuryūshon) set.
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Available as a collectible card.
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Available as a collectible card.
==Virtual Pets==
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Evolves from Death-X-DORUgamon. Can evolve to Death-X-DORUgoramon, DORUgoramon, Gaioumon, Giga Seadramon, or Okuwamon (X-Antibody). Can also Jogress with Mega Seadramon (X-Antibody) to evolve to Death-X-DORUgoramon, or Jogress with Dinotigemon (2.0) to evolve to Omegamon (X-Antibody).
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=