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Ex-Eraser β

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolutions=
==Evolves From==
* Dos
==Evolves To==
* Ex-Eraser Ω (with Ex-Eraser α and Ex-Eraser γ)
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
==Video Games==
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==Virtual Pets==
==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
=Additional Information=
Category:Digital Lifeforms
Ex-Eraser γ

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolutions=
==Evolves From==
* Tres
==Evolves To==
* Ex-Eraser Ω (with Ex-Eraser α and Ex-Eraser β)
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
==Video Games==
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==Virtual Pets==
==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
=Additional Information=
Category:Digital Lifeforms
Examon (X-Antibody)

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Breakdramon (with Slayerdramon)
* EBEmon (X-Antibody)
* Examon (with or without the X-Antibody)
* Goddramon (X-Antibody)
* Metallicdramon
* Slayerdramon (with Breakdramon)
==Evolves To==
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
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==Novel==
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==Video Games==
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==Virtual Pets==
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Exermon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Any Green Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card GameBT8-050
* Greymon
* PulsemonVital Bracelet Digital Monster
* Scumon
==Evolves To==
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Green Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Green Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Atlur Kabuterimon (Blue)
* Boutmon (with or without a Vaccine or Free Attribute Adult Digimon from the Vital Bracelet Digital Monster)
* Climbmon (with or without a Virus Attribute Adult Digimon from the Vital Bracelet Digital Monster)
* Divemon
* Pistmon
* Shootmon
* Tempomon
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
==Video Games==
==Virtual Pets==
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Exo Grimmon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Chaos Grimmon
==Evolves To==
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
==Video Games==
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Exo Grimmon is the evolved form of Chaos Grimmon, seemingly against the Chrono Core's wishes. Once the player defeats Exo Grimmon in a very tough battle, it leaves to somewhere, the Chrono Core merely a twinkle of light. Muttering the name "Chronomon", then leaves as well.
==Virtual Pets==
==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
=Additional Information=
Expansion Board

Set Name 	Digital Monster Card Game - Expansion Board
Japanese Name	
Release Date 	June 2001
No. of Cards 	24
Previous Set 	-
Next Set 	Expansion Board 2
===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
Bo-1t 	Guilmon 	ギルモン
Bo-2t 	Growmon 	グラウモン
Bo-3t 	Renamon 	レナモン 　 　
Bo-4t 	Kyubimon 	キュウビモン
Bo-5t 	Terriermon 	テリアモン
Bo-6t 	Galgomon 	ガルゴモン
Bo-7t 	Impmon 	インプモン
Bo-8t 	Devidramon 	デビドラモン
Bo-9t 	Ice Devimon 	アイスデビモン
Bo-10t 	Musyamon 	ムシャモン 　 　
Bo-11t 	Maildramon 	メイルドラモン
Bo-12t 	Allomon 	アロモン
Bo-13t 	Evilmon 	イビルモン
Bo-14t 	Gorimon 	ゴリモン
Bo-15t 	Megalo Growmon	メガログラウモン
Bo-16t 	Taomon 	タオモン
Bo-17t 	Rapidmon 	ラピッドモン
===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	Type
Bo-18t 	Heavy Metal 	 	Item
Bo-19t 	Offense Plug-In A 	 	Item
Bo-20t 	Defense Plug-In C 	 	Item
Bo-21t 	High Speed Plug-In B	 	Item
Bo-22t 	Alias! 	 	Program
Bo-23t 	Inflation Space!! 	 	Program
Bo-24t 	Electric Fairy 	 	Program
===Card Gallery===
Expansion Board - Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01 SP

===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
Bo-1v 	V-dramon Zero 	ブイドラモン ゼロ 　 　
Bo-2v 	Aero V-dramon Zero 	エアロブイドラモン ゼロ
Bo-3v 	Ulforce V-dramon Zero 	アルフォースブイドラモン ゼロ 　 　
Bo-4v 	Arkadimon Child 	アルカディモン成長期
Bo-5v 	Arkadimon Ultimate 	アルカディモン究極体
Bo-6v 	Gabou 	ガー坊
Bo-7v 	Igamon 	イガモン
Bo-8v 	Leo 	レオ
Bo-9v 	Holy Angemon 	ホーリーエンジェモン
Bo-10v 	Demon 	デーモン 　 　
Bo-11v 	Piemon 	ピエモン 　 　
Bo-12v 	Rosemon 	ロゼモン
Bo-13v 	Omegamon 	オメガモン　 　
Bo-14v 	Neo Devimon 	ネオデビモン
Bo-15v 	Metamormon 	メタモルモン　
Bo-16v 	Parallelmon 	パラレルモン
Bo-17v 	Callismon 	カリスモン
Bo-18v 	Warg and Melga 	オーグ＆メルーガ
Bo-19v 	Pal and Pul 	パル＆プル
Bo-25v 	Ulforce V-dramon Zero Super Ultimate	アルフォースブイドラモン ゼロ超究極体
Bo-26v 	Demon Super Ultimate 	デーモン超究極体
Bo-27v 	Arkadimon Super Ultimate 	アルカディモン超究極体
===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	Type
Bo-20v 	Digivice 01 	 	Item
Bo-21v 	Alias III 	 	Program
Bo-22v 	Combination Attack 	 	Program
Bo-23v 	The Awakening of the Ancient Species	 	Program
Bo-24v 	Holy Angel Castle 	 	Field
===Card Gallery===
===Booster Boards===
Expansion Board 2

Set Name 	Digital Monster Card Game - Expansion Board 2
Japanese Name	
Release Date 	September 2001
No. of Cards 	24
Previous Set 	Expansion Board
Next Set 	Expansion Board 3
===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
Bo-25t 	Dukemon 	デュークモン
Bo-26t 	Sakuyamon 	サクヤモン
Bo-27t 	Saint Galgomon	セントガルゴモン
Bo-28t 	Cyberdramon 	サイバードラモン
Bo-29t 	Infermon 	インフェルモン
Bo-30t 	Leomon 	レオモン
Bo-31t 	Guardromon 	ガードロモン
Bo-32t 	Labramon 	ラブラモン
Bo-33t 	Siesamon 	シーサモン
Bo-34t 	Lopmon 	ロップモン
Bo-35t 	Impmon 	インプモン
Bo-36t 	Sinduramon 	シンドゥーラモン
Bo-37t 	Mihiramon 	ミヒラモン
Bo-38t 	Indaramon 	インダラモン
Bo-39t 	Pajiramon 	パジラモン
Bo-40t 	Kumbhiramon 	クンビラモン 　 　
Bo-41t 	Sandiramon 	サンティラモン 　
Bo-42t 	Mephismon 	メフィスモン
Bo-43t 	Gulfmon 	ガルフモン
Bo-44t 	Beelzebumon 	ベルゼブモン
===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	Type
Bo-45t 	White Wings 	 	Item
Bo-46t 	Steel Drill 	 	Item
Bo-47t 	Spiked Club 	 	Item
Bo-48t 	Super Evolution Plug-In S	 	Item
===Card Gallery===
Expansion Board 3

Set Name 	Digital Monster Card Game - Expansion Board 3
Japanese Name	
Release Date 	January 2002
No. of Cards 	24
Previous Set 	Expansion Board 2
Next Set 	Expansion Board 4
===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
Bo-49t 	Megidramon 	メギドラモン
Bo-50t 	Beelzebumon 	ベルゼブモン 　 　
Bo-51t 	Diablomon 	ディアボロモン 　 　
Bo-52t 	Chrysalimon 	クリサリモン
Bo-53t 	Boltmon 	ボルトモン
Bo-54t 	Orochimon 	オロチモン
Bo-55t 	Dogmon 	ドッグモン
Bo-56t 	Tuchidarumon 	ツチダルモン
Bo-57t 	Jyagamon 	ジャガモン
Bo-58t 	Marin Angemon	マリンエンジェモン
Bo-59t 	Makuramon 	マクラモン 　
Bo-60t 	Majiramon 	マジラモン 　 　
Bo-61t 	Caturamon 	チャツラモン 　 　
Bo-62t 	Andiramon 	アンティラモン
Bo-63t 	Guilmon 	ギルモン 　 　
Bo-64t 	Dobermon 	ドーベルモン
Bo-65t 	Dukemon 	デュークモン
Bo-66t 	Monodramon 	モノドラモン
Bo-67t 	Justimon 	ジャスティモン
===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	Type
Bo-68t 	Bishop Device 	 	Item
Bo-69t 	Gram 	 	Item
Bo-70t 	Behemoth 	 	Item
Bo-71t 	Digignome 	 	Program
Bo-72t 	Pillar of Light	 	Field
===Card Gallery===
Expansion Board 4

===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
Bo-73t 	Dukemon Crimson Mode 	デュークモンクリムゾンモード 　 　
Bo-74t 	Beelzebumon Blast Mode	ベルゼブモンブラストモード
Bo-75t 	Justimon 	ジャスティモン
Bo-76t 	Sakuyamon 	サクヤモモン
Bo-77t 	Saint Galgomon 	セントガルゴモン
Bo-78t 	Locomon 	ロコモン
Bo-79t 	Grand Locomon 	グランドロコモン
Bo-80t 	Parasimon 	パラサイモン
Bo-81t 	D-Reaper ADR-01 	デ・リーパーＡＤＲ-０１
Bo-82t 	D-Reaper ADR-02 	デ・リーパーＡＤＲ-０２
Bo-83t 	D-Reaper ADR-03 	デ・リーパーＡＤＲ-０３
Bo-84t 	D-Reaper ADR-04 	デ・リーパーＡＤＲ-０４
Bo-85t 	D-Reaper ADR-05 	デ・リーパーＡＤＲ-０５
Bo-86t 	D-Reaper ADR-06 	デ・リーパーＡＤＲ-０６
Bo-87t 	D-Reaper ADR-07 	デ・リーパーＡＤＲ-０７
Bo-88t 	D-Reaper ADR-08 	デ・リーパーＡＤＲ-０８
Bo-89t 	D-Reaper ADR-09 	デ・リーパーＡＤＲ-０９
Bo-90t 	Reaper 	リーパー
Bo-91t 	Agnimon 	アグニモン
Bo-92t 	Wolfmon 	ヴォルフモン
Bo-93t 	Chackmon 	チャックモン
===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	Type
Bo-94t 	Reaper Program 	 	Program
Bo-95t 	The Twelve Servants	 	Program
Bo-96t 	D-Reaper Zone 	 	Field
===Card Gallery===
Expansion Board 5

Set Name 	Digital Monster Card Game - Expansion Board 5
Japanese Name	
Release Date 	August 2002
No. of Cards 	24
Previous Set 	Expansion Board 4
Next Set 	Expansion Board - Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01 SP
===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
Bo-97t 	Vritramon 	ヴリトラモン
Bo-98t 	Ornismon 	オニスモン
Bo-99t 	Trailmon 	トレイルモン
Bo-100t 	Garummon 	ガルムモン
Bo-101t 	Duskmon 	ダスクモン
Bo-102t 	Gigasmon 	ギガスモン
Bo-103t 	Mother D-Reaper	マザーデ・リーパー
Bo-104t 	Bolgmon 	ボルグモン
Bo-105t 	Murmukusmon 	ムルムクスモン
Bo-106t 	Fairimon 	フェアリモン
Bo-107t 	Blizzarmon 	ブリザーモン
Bo-108t 	Mercuremon 	メルキューレモン
Bo-109t 	Blitzmon 	ブリッツモン
Bo-110t 	Shutumon 	シューツモン
Bo-111t 	Grottemon 	グロットモン
Bo-112t 	Hippogriffomon 	ヒポグリフォモン
Bo-113t 	Petaldramon 	ペタルドラモン
Bo-114t 	Cherubimon 	ケルビモン
Bo-115t 	Arbormon 	アルボルモン
Bo-116t 	Darcmon 	ダルクモン
Bo-117t 	Ranamon 	ラーナモン
===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	Type
Bo-118t 	Terminal 	 	Field
Bo-119t 	Digicode 	 	Program
Bo-120t 	Shining Burn Slash	 	Program
===Card Gallery===
Expansion Board 6

===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
Bo-121t 	Susanoomon 	スサノオモン
Bo-122t 	Bokomon 	ボコモン
Bo-123t 	Patamon 	パタモン
Bo-124t 	Neamon 	ネーモン
Bo-125t 	Kaiser Leomon 	カイザーレオモン
Bo-126t 	Löwemon 	レーベモン
Bo-127t 	Flamon 	フレイモン
Bo-128t 	Ofanimon 	オファニモン
Bo-129t 	Aldamon 	アルダモン
Bo-130t 	Kaiser Greymon 	カイゼルグレイモン
Bo-131t 	Beowolfmon 	ベオウルフモン
Bo-132t 	Magna Garurumon 	マグナガルルモン
Bo-133t 	Black Seraphimon 	ブラックセラフィモン
Bo-134t 	Sephirothmon 	セフィロトモン
Bo-135t 	Velgrmon 	ベルグモン
Bo-136t 	Lucemon 	ルーチェモン
Bo-137t 	Lucemon Falldown Mode	ルーチェモンフォールダウンモード
Bo-138t 	Dynasmon 	デュナスモン
Bo-139t 	Lord Knightmon 	ロードナイトモン
Bo-140t 	Lucemon Satan Mode 	ルーチェモンサタンモード
Bo-141t 	Lucemon Larva 	ルーチェモンラルバ
===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	Type
Bo-142t 	Victory Yell 	 	Option
Bo-143t 	Gospel of the Fallen Angel	 	Option
Bo-144t 	Let's Stop Fighting 	 	Option
===Card Gallery===
Expansion Kit S

===Digimon Cards===
===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	Type
St-738 	D-Scanner 	 	Item
St-739 	Spirit of Fire B 	 	Item
St-740 	Spirit of Wind B 	 	Item
St-741 	Spirit of Earth B 	 	Item
St-742 	Spirit of Steel B 	 	Item
St-743 	Spirit of Ice B 	 	Item
St-744 	Spirit of Thunder B 	 	Item
St-745 	Spirit of Water B 	 	Item
St-746 	Spirit of Light B 	 	Item
St-747 	Spirit of Darkness B 	 	Item
St-748 	Spirit of Wood B 	 	Item
St-749 	Winning Percentage: 40%! 	 	Program
St-750 	Winning Percentage: 60%! 	 	Program
St-751 	Winning Percentage: 80%! 	 	Program
St-752 	Crossfire 	 	Program
St-753 	Chaos Field 	 	Program
St-754 	Spirit Evolution!! 	 	Program
St-755 	Slide Evolution H!! 	 	Program
St-756 	Slide Evolution B!! 	 	Program
St-757 	Those Who Inherit the Power to Protect 	 	Program
St-758 	Those Entrusted with the Orders for Destruction	 	Program
St-759 	Beast Call!! 	 	Program
===Card Gallery===
Eyesmon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Any Purple Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card GameBT7-072
* Eyesmon: Scatter Mode
==Evolves To==
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Purple Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Purple Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Dorbickmon (with or without certain Digimon from the Digimon Card Game)
* Loudmon
* Orochimon
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Eyesmon is a major antagonist. 
It first appeared in "The Jet-black Shadow Invades Tokyo" when multiple Eyesmon: Scatter Mode merged into their true form. Eyesmon attacked Metal Greymon, Lilimon, and Atlur Kabuterimon by using the data of Tokyo both offensively and defensively before Ishida Yamato with Were Garurumon, Takenouchi Sora with Garudamon and Kido Joe with Zudomon arrived. All six Chosen Children's Perfect Digimon managed to defeat Eyesmon with their combined attacks, but it survived and evolved into its Perfect form, Orochimon.
Eyesmon from Digimon Adventure:	Eyesmon scanned by Koushiro's laptop
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==Manga==
==Video Games==
==Virtual Pets==
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Eyesmon: Scatter Mode

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Any Purple Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card GameBT7-069
* Digitama
==Evolves To==
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Purple Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Purple Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Dorbickmon (with or without certain Digimon from the Digimon Card Game)
* Eyesmon
* Loudmon
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Eyesmon: Scatter Mode is a major antagonist.
It was first briefly seen in "And to the Digital World", when it hatched from a Digitama.
Several Eyesmon: Scatter Mode later made an appearance in "The Jet-black Shadow Invades Tokyo" and attacked Yagami Taichi, Izumi Koshiro and Tachikawa Mimi in a fake Tokyo before merging into their true form.
Eyesmon: Scatter Mode from Digimon Adventure:	Eyesmon: Scatter Mode's silhouette from Digimon Adventure:
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==Manga==
==Video Games==
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Eyesmon (Adventure:)

Eyesmon is a major antagonist and servant of the Great Catastrophe, Negamon, in Digimon Adventure:. He first appears in the third episode of the series, in the form of Eyesmon: Scatter Mode, after his Digitama hatches.
Being responsible for the Blackout that hit all the Tokyo, he lures the Chosen Children to his nest, which is a copy of Tokyo, in episode 16, where they fight against numerous Eyesmon: Scatter Mode, until they fuse into Eyesmon.
=Evolution=
=Profile=
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Eyesmon, as Eyesmon: Scatter Mode, was first briefly seen in "And to the Digital World", when it hatched from a Digitama.
Several Eyesmon: Scatter Mode later made an appearance in "The Jet-black Shadow Invades Tokyo" and attacked Yagami Taichi, Izumi Koshiro and Tachikawa Mimi in a fake Tokyo before merging into their true form, Eyesmon. It then attacked Metal Greymon, Lilimon, and Atlur Kabuterimon by using the data of Tokyo both offensively and defensively before Ishida Yamato with Were Garurumon, Takenouchi Sora with Garudamon and Kido Joe with Zudomon arrived. All six Chosen Children's Perfect Digimon managed to defeat Eyesmon with their combined attacks, but it survived and evolved into its Perfect form, Orochimon.
Orochimon was supposedly defeated by Metal Greymon's in "The Battle in Tokyo Against Orochimon". However, in "Countdown to Tokyo's Annihilation", Orochimon's true head resurfaced, absorbed a massive amount of energy, and evolved into Nidhoggmon. Nidhoggmon was able to hack Koshiro's tablet to communicate with the Chosen Children, claiming to be "a Ultimate Digimon that surpasses the Perfect Digimon".
The gigantic Digimon started its attack against the already exhausted group using its , being confronted by Taichi, Yamato and their Partner Digimon. He responded with a concentrated attack released from his mouth, which was intercepted by the evolution from Greymon and Garurumon to Omegamon, thanks to the channeled energies of Yagami Hikari and Takaishi Takeru in the Human World, after reacting the feathers that appeared before them. 
After Omegamon blocked all of his attacks during the battle, and used his to freeze him, Nidhoggmon was able to free himself thanks to his superheated body due to the large amount of accumulated energy, then used his against Omegamon, which he managed to block the attack after being powered by the Digivices: of the two boys, attacking and cutting Nidhoggmon in half with his , defeating him definitively.
==Virtual Pets==
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=Additional Information=
Category:Digimon Adventure: characters
Fakemon

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Roamon (with Effecmon)
==Evolves To==
* Ouranosmon (with Entermon)
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Fakemon was a member of the Ultimate 4, a group of four Ultimate-Grade Appmon. Defeated by Entermon.
	
==Manga==
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In the manga, Katsura Rei's younger brother, Katsura Hajime, is transformed into Fakemon. In a certain moment of the story, he is defeated, and Revivemon restores the data which would be Hajime, bringing him back to normal.
	
==Video Games==
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==Virtual Pets==
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Fakemon is an enemy Appmon.
==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
=Additional information=
Category:Appmon
Fakemon (Appli Monsters)

Fakemon is a member of Ultimate 4 and a servant of Leviathan in Digimon Universe Appli Monsters. In the manga, Katsura Hajime is tranformed into it.
=Evolution=
=Profile=
Fakemon is very playful, even though he is bad, is always doing tricks to deceive opponents and laugh hysterically at them. He is also treacherous, and though seems always happy, is scary.
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Fakemon is a member of Ultimate 4.
Fakemon first appears in "" when a woman, Leviathan's agent, introduces the Ultimate 4 to Unryuji Knight. In "" at the end of the episode, Fakemon appears with the other Ultimate 4 to fight with the Appli Drivers. In "", Fakemon introduces himself and then goes to fight. As commanded by Knight, his first action is attack Asutora, but Entermon defends him. He uses his tactics to trick Entermon several times and wound him with surprise attacks, laughing hysterically at the opponent. At the end of the fight, he finally have an opportunity to kill Asutora after defeating Entermon easily due the power of the "L Code", but at the last second, Entermon intervenes, defending his Buddy and being killed. Fakemon is revealed to be a treacherous Appmon in "", where he appears trying to hurt Charismon, while monitoring the progress of the Appli Drivers, Charismon asks him to lend him his power, and Fakemon sends fake zombies and undead people to the mansion where the Appli Drivers passed to reach Yujin. His last physical appearance is in "", where Fakemon tries to kill Asutora by deceiving him, making him believe that Eri was almost killed by Beautymon. But in his lie, Asutora manages to discover him, and makes the Appliarize from Entermon, who with DUO power, defeat Fakemon easily. Fakemon appears for the last time in "" as an Appmon Chip. Asutora activates and uses it to create Ouranosmon's chip.
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Katsura Hajime is transformed in Fakemon in the continuation of the manga. When he was defeated, Revivemon restores the data of Hajime, bringing him back to normal.
==Video Games==
=Additional Information=
Category:Digimon Universe Appli Monsters characters
Falcomon

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=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Any Accel Lv.2 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Green Lv.2 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Yellow Lv.2 Digimon from the Digimon Card GameBT4-036
* Greymon
* Pinamon
* Scumon
==Evolves To==
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Accel Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Green Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Yellow Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Green Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Yellow Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* DiatrymonDigimon Survive
* Igamon
* Nohemon
* Numemon
* Orgemon
* Stingmon 
* Tyranomon
* Valdurmon (Warp Evolution)Digimon Survive
* XV-mon
* Yatagaramon (Warp Evolution)
=Appearances=
==Anime==
==Manga==
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==Video Games==
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Falcomon is available as a collectable card.
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Falcomon is available as a collectable medal.
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Falcomon is available as a collectable medal.
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Falcomon is the partner Digimon of Hinata Minoru.
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Evolves from Pinamon. Can evolve to Diatrymon, Nohemon, Orgemon, or Tyranomon.
==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=
Falcomon (2006 Anime Version)

=Attack Techniques=
=Evolution=
==Evolves From==
* Any Green Lv.2 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Purple Lv.2 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* ChapmonDigivice iC 20X
* Chicchimon
* Greymon
* KoromonDigivice Burst
* Kyaromon
* Pinamon (with or without Burst Evolution)
* Poromon
* PyocomonDigimon Championship
* Scumon
* TokomonDigimon StoryDigimon Story: Sunburst & MoonlightDigimon Story: Cyber SleuthDigimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's MemoryDigimon LinkzDigimon ReArise
* Wanyamon
==Evolves To==
* Airdramon
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Green Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Digimon that also Evolves from Purple Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Green Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* Any Purple Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
* AquilamonDα-087
* Bakemon
* BirdramonDigimon Collectors
* Dark Tyranomon (Burst Evolution)
* DiatrymonDα-215
* Firamon (with Coronamon)
* Gaogamon
* Gawappamon
* Geo Greymon
* Geremon
* Gold Numemon
* Growmon (Orange)
* Karatuki Numemon
* Kougamon (with Kotemon)Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight
* Manbomon
* Numemon
* PeckmonDα-089Dα-135Dα-217 (with or without Burst Evolution)
* Ravmon (Warp Evolution)
* Ravmon: Burst Mode (with Ravmon, Yatagaramon (2006 Anime Version), Peckmon and Slash Angemon)
* Pteranomon
* Reppamon
* Saberdramon
* Starmon
* Stingmon
* Thunderbirmon
* Tocanmon
* TuruiemonDα-570
* Tylomon
* Vegimon
* Xiquemon
* XV-mon
* Yatagaramon (2006 Anime Version) (Full Burst Evolution)
=Appearances=
==Anime==
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Falcomon first appears without his partner, Noguchi Ikuto. In , Falcomon ventures to the Real World to retrieve Piyomon, but is unsuccessful, his master Mercurymon having to step in.
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A Falcomon serves as one of Leomon's allies, alongside Spadamon and the Peckmon they ride.
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==Video Games==
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It can be evolved from Tokomon if above level 10 and Friendship above 60%. Falcomon can evolve to Peckmon if above level 20 and Friendship above 70%. An NPC Falcomon works at the DigiFarm Shop in DigiCentral, standing next to Ponchomon, selling farms and food supplies, or rebuilding the farm. 
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Can be evolved from Tokomon if above level 12 and friendship 60%. Can evolve to Peckmon if above level 20 and speed 100.
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Can be evolved from Pyocomon if it has taken part in at least 3 battles.
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Falcomon is available as a collectable card.
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Falcomon is available as a collectable card.
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==Virtual Pets==
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Evolves from Chapmon, Kyaromon, or Pinamon. Can evolve to Bakemon, Gawappamon, Peckmon, Reppamon, or Starmon.
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Evolves from Koromon, Pinamon, or Wanyamon. Can evolve to Gaogamon, Gawappamon, Geo Greymon, Karatuki Numemon, Peckmon, or Reppamon. Can also Burst Evolve into Dark Tyranomon or Peckmon, or Full Burst Evolve into Yatagaramon (2006 Anime Version).
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==TCG==
=Image Gallery=
==Virtual Pets==
=Additional Information=