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Birdramon

It comes as a pretty magnificent surprise, then, that the pudgy pink budgie has what is easily the second scariest looking evolution among the main characters. Look at that thing!

Even the anime, softening and simplifying a lot of Digimon designs for ease of animation as well as marketability, couldn't do much to make this hellbird any less intimidating. She's explicitly said to have been born from an "internet firewall," hence her phoenix-like appearance, and she supposedly specializes in counterattacks rather than taking any offensive initiative, though this is never really mentioned or utilized in the anime itself. Instead, she'll just go straight to pelting enemies with fireball-like feathers.

It's the snaggly, interlocking teeth that are probably the coolest part of Birdramon, of course, straight off some ancient, prehistoric feathered reptile! So just what's this thing evolve into, given how much beastlier Greymon and Garurumon went??

## Digivolves from

* Biyomon

or

1. Agumon
2. BlackAgumon
3. Candlemon
4. Hawkmon
5. Patamon

## Digivolves to

* Garudamon

or

1. AeroVeedramon
2. Deramon
3. Hououmon
4. MegaKabuterimon
5. Parrotmon
6. Silphymon
7. SkullGreymon
8. Taomon
9. Vademon
Arkadimon (Champion)

The adult level continues to just look like a very powerful genetic abomination, the kind of thing that might have been an alternate end boss in a game like Parasite Eve. The long arms and huge hands are even scarier without claws on them, though apparently what they do is grab you tightly while those purple "tendrils" on the forearms shoot out and impale you to death. Wow. That is pretty terrifying! The dog-like head with the huge, slitlike third eye is just about the most unsettling head they could have put on this particular body, and the scrappy wing things, more like tufts of gross hair, give it a sort of vestigial angel vibe.
Blossomon

If you'd still rather Togemon evolve into a more monstrous vegetable, you're in luck! Blossomon has never been portrayed as an especially powerful Digimon, sadly, sometimes even smaller and weaker than Togemon depending on the anime or game, but it does follow pretty nicely from the line. What's not to love about any Audrey II expy?

There are, unfortunately, not a lot of other plant-like Digimon that make any sense for this line, so let's move on to the ultimate stage....

## Digivolves from

* Kabukimon

or

1. Kiwimon
2. Mothmon
3. Ninjamon
4. Shellmon
5. Togemon
6. Tylomon
7. Vegiemon
8. Woodmon

## Digivolves to

* BanchoLillymon

or

1. Eaglemon
2. Gryphonmon
3. Rosemon
4. TonosamaMamemon
5. Zamielmon
DarkTyrannomon

Also worth mentioning is Tyrannomon's cousin, DarkTyrannomon, introduced later as a virus type and most distinguished by its large number of goth belts, something you will soon see is a major Digimon tradition.

## Digivolves from

* BlackAgumon

or

1. Agumon
2. Bakumon
3. Betamon
4. DemiDevimon
5. Gazimon
6. Gizamon
7. Monodramon
8. Terriermon
9. ToyAgumon

## Digivolves to

* MetalTyrannomon
* ExTyrannomon

or

1. MasterTyrannomon
2. MetalGreymon
3. Myotismon
4. SkullSatamon
Digmon

Armadillomon's main armor evolution came as quite a cool surprise to kid-me, already a fan of drill-nosed monsters. It took me longer than I'm proud of to realize this was a giant mole cricket digimon, and so it's easily one of my favorite armor evolutions of the main cast, but again, I'm not as fond of its design as I could have been if it were a little more organic. Definitely a far cry from the likes of Kabuterimon. I realize they were deliberately aiming to do something a bit different with the armor forms, probably, but I will always miss the battle-worn appearance of prior digivolutions.

## Digivolves to

* Submarimon

or

1. MegaKabuterimon
2. MegaSeadramon
3. SkullScorpiomon
Kumbhiramon

Rat Deva and servant of Ebonwumon. Physically the weakest Deva, but one of the sneakiest and most intelligent, with mind reading skills, telekinesis and a sarcastic personality.

It's also got the same bao chu body as Sinduramon, which works out as a good pun here since you should all know what "chu" can be used for and why this digimon would also use it to punctuate all of its sentences.

## Digivolves from

* Opossumon

or

1. Bullmon
2. Prairiemon

## Digivolves to

* ?

or

1. Anubismon
2. Beelzemon
3. Ebonwumon
Apocalymon

This digimon's a doozy! Just when we all thought the Dark Masters were done for with the destruction of Piemon, here came the Ultimatest Ultimate Bad Monster of the original anime continuity, a demon being supposedly formed from the data of all the digimon to have ever died or disappeared in the process of digivolution; an embodiment of extinction itself filled with hatred for the living, and appropriately the most GIGANTIC digimon ever revealed at the time!

What immediately stood out to me about this digimon was the apparent inspiration it drew from Hellraiser, its polyhedral lower body bearing some very strong resemblance to the Lament Configuration (Pinhead's Rubix Cube) and the floating whatsit referred to by the second film as Leviathan, apparently the ruler of hell.

Apocalymon's claw-tipped "chains" even seem like a nod to the hooked chains of the same film series, though up close, the digimon's appendages are actually giant DNA strands!

Meanwhile, Apocalymon's exposed upper body seems to borrow more explicitly from The Phantom of the Paradise than even the dozen other digimon who opted for this look, which also inspired a few Jojo's Bizarre Adventure stands, the main bad guy from Berserk and loads of other anime and manga characters, because this otherwise obscure retelling of The Phantom of the Opera was a pretty huge hit in Japan and basically only in Japan (though it's not too bad a film at all).

Apocalymon, of course, throws in some more digimon-like features including big, bandaged claws and a lot of creepy, veiny flesh fused into that big contraption.

What many fans remember best, however, is how much difficulty the English dubbers apparently had taking any of this situation seriously. The dub is fairly notorious for the numbers of jokes and references it injected throughout, and even this tortured amalgamation of the dead was given such legendary lines as "why do you guys get the pizza, when all I get is the crust!?" and my personal favorite, "I am the Ultimate Evil, complete with hot and cold running water!" - which is funny as hell because he says it exactly as the scene first panned up his humanoid body, drawing our attention to those two differently colored hoses. I honestly wouldn't trade this silly dub for anything. In fact, I don't think I've ever encountered an unpopular, awkward, low-budget or otherwise ostensibly "bad" anime dub I didn't earnestly enjoy. It's really just too bad that anime fandom has gone mainstream enough that the art of calling a rice ball a "donut" has become a thing of the past.

Anyway....neat digimon.
Kabukimon

Whoa! I don't know how, but I could swear I have never seen this digimon in my life. It's cool! A menacing, flowery kabuki dancer that's actually a plant monster underneath its robes, and its flower hands are either decorated with their own masks or they're actually additional heads.

## Digivolves from

* Aruraumon

or

1. Gatomon
2. Monodramon
3. Salamon
4. Sharmamon

## Digivolves to

* Blossomon

or

1. Cherrymon
2. Doumon
3. Knightmon
4. WereGarurumon
Kuwagamon

We've meandered enough around more minor Digimon, so let's do another chunk of related evolutions! The original child stage for this digimon was, of course, Tentomon, capable of evolving into either this stag beetle or the rhinoceros beetle that is Kabuterimon. It's a popular idea in Japanese fiction that these two types of beetle are blood rivals, and the actual beetle-fighting hobby, inspiration behind much of the Mons genre, seems fairly split on which variety is cooler.

Personally, I have to say that Kabuterimon is the better looking of the two major digibeetles, but I'm probably biased towards Kabuterimon's even more Gigeresque details. Kuwagamon is ironically the less evil looking of the two, but was introduced as a more brutal, wild enemy digimon in the anime as far back as the very first episode. Just like its rival, however, Kuwagamon's attacks are mostly electricity-themed. In fact, Digimons seems to heavily associate electricity with insect types, which is a neat idea.

## Digivolves from

* Tentomon

or

1. Biyomon
2. Gizamon
3. Kokuwamon
4. Kotemon
5. Kunemon
6. Palmon
7. Wormmon

## Digivolves to

* Okuwamon

or

1. Datamon
2. Dinobeemon
3. HerculesKabuterimon
4. Paildramon
5. Piximon
6. Shakkoumon
7. ShogunGekomon
8. SkullScorpiomon
9. Vademon
CatchMamemon

This one is just a Mamemon in a UFO, but it also has an arcade game theme because those prize-grabbing crane machines are sometimes called "UFO Catchers" in Japan. Catchmamemon is said to have a "serious, uncompromising personality" and "seems to think that managing digi-eggs is its duty." Seems to think? So it's not supposed to, but it does it anyway? Aren't those someone's babies???
Elecmon

Did I really make it to sixty review pages before I remembered poor little Elecmon? This was another of the earliest Digimon passed over as main character material, debuting as the alternative child level to Gabumon. The fursuited salamander is certainly a tough act to follow, and it's understandable that this relatively straightforward mammalian creature would live in its shadow, but Elecmon isn't bad. Not a bit!

As with several other mammalian digimon, at least early on, Elecmon doesn't resemble any one animal from our own world, and I can't even allude to any specific combination of real mammal traits. The closest thing I can draw comparison to might be a wombat, but only very loosely. This is almost a more frog-shaped mammal, with rabbity ears and sharp little teeth (when it opens its mouth) and a fan of nine tails that it apparently displays like a peacock!

I really like these digimon that work as believable, fictional natural species. I love the twisted monsters and cybernetic demons too, sure, but I wish at least that modern digimon content would introduce more Elecmons. More digimon that are just "creatures" without an obvious theme or reasoning behind them.

Elecmon wasn't totally left out of the anime, either; one was featured as the tough but kindly guardian of the nursery where dead digimon are reborn as new babies!

## Digivolves to

* Leomon
* Aegiomon
* Unimon

or

1. Angemon
2. Bakemon
3. Boarmon
4. BomberNanimon
5. Centarumon
6. Gatomon
7. Geremon
8. Grizzlymon
9. Hookmon
10. Hyogamon
11. Kokatorimon
12. Nanimon
13. Numemon
14. Raidramon
15. RedVegiemon
16. Sheepmon
17. ShimaUnimon
18. Sukamon
19. Tuskmon
20. Vegiemon
21. Weedmon
22. Whamon
23. Woodmon
Chuumon

Delightfully enough, little Chuumon was eventually given its own independent validity as a Digimon species, first appearing on a number of TCG cards and eventually in the Cyber Sleuth video games as a weak child Digimon that can, of course, evolve into all of the wonderfully putrid "failure" Digimon.

Chuumon without their Sukamon tend to be drawn a lot lankier and skeevier, and I'm kind of torn, because the tinier, pudgier Chuumon is absolutely adorable but the spindlier, gnarlier Chuumon has a superb creepiness factor. In either case, I really adore the simplicity and "crudeness" of the design, like a child's lopsided chalk drawing sprung to life. There's something really appealing to me about how the ears are just drawn like hairy blobs of flesh and that almost no depiction has a symmetrical facial structure.

It's just so totally NOT an "anime-like" character design, and it really highlights what I loved the most about early Digimon. Obviously, given everything it can evolve into, Chuumon is currently the uncontested #1 candidate for the child-level I'd personally want to be paired up with if all this was real life and they ever accepted weirdo grown adults as Digidestined.

Sukamon and Chuumon even get a fairly sympathetic portrayal in Digimon Adventure, first appearing as comic-relief creeps who hassle Mimi for a date, and I'm sure glad they're more or less characterized as a couple of "children" themselves. It's only several dozen episodes later that they appear again, and it's a dramatically more emotional situation that underlines just how much higher the stakes have risen for these poor kids.

You know it's a quality anime when it can trick a generation of kids into crying for a monster that looks at diarrhea and thinks "you know, I AM feeling a bit thirsty."

## Digivolves from

* Nyaromon

or

1. Viximon

## Digivolves to

* Sukamon
* Numemon
* Targetmon

or

1. Apemon
2. BomberNanimon
3. Dogmon
4. Gatomon
5. Gorillamon
6. Kougamon
7. PlatinumSukamon
8. Roachmon
9. Salamandermon
10. KaratsukiNumemon
11. Seahomon
Jagamon

We're really rounding up the final stragglers from Digimon's first three years, which I think I said before, but I mean it, this week! Jagamon is a huge, Perfect level plant digimon that's supposed to represent a potato, which may not be immediately obvious, but kind of an "OHHHHHHHH!" moment once you've been informed. I love how the beginning sprout of the potato plant is its "tail," and just what a uniquely friendly looking beast this is in general. What's not to love about a huge, dopey potato monster with rocky potato skin armor? It's another that can surprisingly evolve into Rosemon, but it's also another that can surprisingly evolve into Ghoulmon. It also has an ultra-peculiar and total nonsense fusion evolution with no thematic connection at all, but we'll talk about that when we get to the product of that fusion evolution, which is kind of a ways off.

A good potato.

## Digivolves from

* Yakiimon

or

1. Chuchidarumon
2. Ebidramon
3. Gargomon
4. Golemon
5. Kabuterimon
6. Monochromon
7. Prairiemon
8. Starmon
9. Tortomon

## Digivolves to

* ElDradimon

or

1. Cannondramon
2. Ebonwumon
3. Ghoulmon
4. MetalEtemon
5. Parasimon
6. Puppetmon
Angemon

If you never knew anything about Digimon going into these reviews, I think you might have still guessed from our summary of Patamon that the little guy does something grand and unexpected, and if you regret being spoiled on that, now you know how we all felt when it was already spoiled by the series intro from episode one. Yes, this applies to the Japanese intro too.

It still didn't really detract that much from the emotional impact of Patamon's evolution into a twenty-foot-tall archangel, an "adult" stage so powerful it caused Patamon to revert all the way back to an egg, leaving this very young kid with the responsibility of guarding and raising a new baby Digimon until it could go super-saiyan on the next major bad guy.

This was the first time we had ever seen an animal-like Digimon evolve into a humanlike Digimon, and at the time, it felt like a cool and unusual twist. The 500 equally dramatic or more dramatic humanoids now populating the franchise kind of dilute the impact Angemon had and ought to still have, but I haven't stopped thinking it was a pretty cool choice for the hamster. Who doesn't love something pitiful flipping out into one of the strongest things in a series?

You can also see how even a blonde angel-man was designed sort of "monstrously" in Digimon's early years, with limbs much longer than those of a human, an eyeless iron mask and a number of metallic orbs embedded in his flesh, a feature that as far as I know traces back ton Apocalypse Zero, of all things. I genuinely find Angemon really cool for what it is, and feel free to point right back at this when anyone inevitably accuses me of only giving 5/5 ratings to my own niche preferences.

## Digivolves from

* Patamon

or

1. BlackAgumon
2. Elecmon
3. Gabumon
4. Hawkmon
5. Lucemon
6. Neemon
7. Palmon
8. Veemon
9. Wormmon

## Digivolves to

* MagnaAngemon

or

1. Andromon
2. BlueMeramon
3. Garudamon
4. Hououmon
5. LadyDevimon
6. Lillymon
7. LordHolyAngemon
8. Paildramon
9. Piximon
10. Shakkoumon
11. SkullGreymon
12. SkullMeramon
13. Vademon
Anubismon

Finally, we may as well include Anubimon here with this line, since it debuted in the same virtual pet and happens to represent another canine associated with the afterlife. I guess you can consider it a more "holy" counterpart to Plutomon, then?

Not a bad Anubis, but not outstanding either. Its MAIN attack is apparently to summon a digital verison of Ammit to "devour the digicores of evil digimon," but we haven't seen this in action anywhere, so we may never know what digi-ammit looks like.

## Digivolves from

* Cerberumon

or

1. Kumbhiramon
2. Mummymon
3. Vajramon
4. Vikaralamon
Yellow Four

**Yellow Four** is a yellow, recolored version of Four (in BFB) who has a timid and X-like personality. He is most likely the "official" character and mascot of Yellowtinycat herself. Every time Yellowtinycat makes videos other than animations, she will use Yellow Four as the talking character.

Yellow Four is seen in YTC's Fan Server.

Yellowtinycat's profile picture in YouTube was once the picture of an evil Yellow Four.

## Appearance

Yellow Four's body is yellow in color and looks like the number Four.

Yellow Four in Gachaverse looks like Four, and his hair color is same as X's. His hair is taller than X and Blue X.

## Personality

In the ask or dare game, he is known to be very narcissistic and egocentric, as he says that he likes himself. At most times, however, he is cute, bubbly and also friendly to others.

## Bot Regarding Yellow Four

There was a bot on progress which is by the name "YellowTinyCat's Yellow Four" by Susroy. Later on, the account was deleted and so was the bot. Around Jan 17, 2019, the bot was once again developed as "YTC's Yellow Four" by DXi, and the bot was successfully launched in Jan 19, 2019 with only one command, which is `!greet`. The command prompts the bot to type "Hello!".

There are currently no hosts for the bot, so it's currently offline.

## Videos in

### Main Videos

* The Funeral
* Close to you

### Other Videos

* GachaVerse Ask or Dare

* Yellowtinycat channel wiki (video) (yes this wiki)
* Wanna be friends?
* Oof
* Requests and Stuff

## Trivia

1. Yellow Four is a fanon.
2. Yellow 4 can be called a recolor of Four.
3. In BFB 12, there're some frames while fours changing back to normal, that 4 is yellow.
Liy What Have you Done?

In Eternal Algebra Class, the elliminated characters were bored, but Liy have an idea, she decided to go on the secret room which can turn Four into any number or a number turned into other one. So Liy turned Four into One, turned One into Two, turned into Three, turned into Five, turned into Six and turned into Seven. Liy keeps getting crazy but Stapy is about to stop her. Stapy turned THIS DRAMATIC EVENT NUMBER TURNING BACK TO Four now by stopping Liy. Four have Liy and Stapy are in deep trouble.
Gryphonmon

In some cases, this digimon evolves quite logically from a Hippogriff digimon, but not an interesting enough one that I really feel like reviewing it, and it's just as often that this thing evolves from Deramon for some reason. Let's go with that. It's the least creative and cool thing on this page, in my opinion, but the idea of a flower monster evolving into a ballroom kiwi evolving into a fairy tale bird evolving into a mythological bird-headed beast is...well, still not something that makes THAT much sense by most standards, but, I still "get it."

## Digivolves from

* Hippogriffomon

or

1. Blossomon
2. Deramon
3. Garudamon
4. Vademon
5. Zephyrmon
Deramon

I honestly have no idea what they were going for or referencing, if anything, with Kiwimon's most common evolution. It's a fat little bird with a crown and a huge flower bush growing out of its back. Whatever they were thinking, it's certainly got a whimsical, magical feeling to it, something straight out of Wonderland or Oz, which is probably exactly the point, as this was ALSO one of Puppetmon's (nicer) henchmen. Not as cool as Kiwimon, but, interesting.

## Digivolves from

* Kiwimon

or

1. Akatorimon
2. Airdramon
3. Birdramon
4. Kokatorimon
5. Ninjamon
6. Ponchomon
7. RedVegiemon
8. Veedramon
9. Woodmon

## Digivolves to

* Ceresmon

or

1. Eaglemon
2. Gryphonmon
3. Hououmon
4. Lotusmon
Honeybeemon

Our beloved Tentomon and Kabuterimon used the Crest of Knowledge to digivolve, and V-mon can also use it to become an insect type, but it's basically another differently shaped V-mon in a suit. The rounder face and solid black eyes are definitely cute, but I'm afraid this is still another pass for me.

## Digivolves from

* Fanbeemon

or

1. Kunemon
2. Tentomon
3. Veemon

## Digivolves to

* Butterflymon

or

1. Arukenimon
2. Dinobeemon
Kokatorimon

Today's Digimon is based on one of my favorite of the more famous and traditional mythological beasts, a cockatrice! What is it about scary monster chickens that's just so appealing? Is it because chickens usually command so little respect from us that it feels more "ironic?" Personally, I think chickens just look cool. The cockatrice is said in various sources to either petrify or outright kill things with either its gaze, its breath, or physical contact, and Kokatorimon takes the petrification route.

In terms of design, this Digimon is almost nothing but a very big chicken, nice and straightforward, but with a more monstrous Digimon mouth with menacing teeth and gums set in the upper beak and one of those Violator-style lower jaws! ON A CHICKEN!! It can take so little sometimes to make a design stand out.

It's also worth mentioning that Kokatorimon was once the only flightless bird in Digimon, and an alternate evolution of Biyomon. It wasn't an outright failure, but you'd end up with Kokatorimon over Birdramon if you didn't take as good care of your little bird, and Kokatorimon is said to be incredibly jealous of all flying digimon but especially Birdramon.

## Digivolves from

* Falcomon

or

1. Bakumon
2. Biyomon
3. Elecmon
4. Hawkmon
5. Patamon
6. Penguinmon

## Digivolves to

* Harpymon

or

1. Deramon
2. Gigadramon
3. Hououmon
4. LadyDevimon
5. Myotismon
6. Parrotmon
7. Piximon
8. Silphymon
9. Vademon
Five

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## Five

### Relatives

One , Two, Three, Four, Yellow Four, X, Blue X, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine , Zero

## Physical description

### Gender

Female

Five is a female character in the Yellowtinycat videos, only seen in a few videos (such as Speedpaint: Numbers). She is a pink-colored number. However, in one of the animations by Yellowtinycat, Five is white in color.

Five is playing catch with her friend Three, and seen in BFB 15 as a recommended character where she was surrounded by lava.
Gatomon

...That's because, unlike our other seven heroes, this Digimon spends most of her downtime in her adult stage, never reverting back to child form. It doesn't effectively make much of a difference, since this is an adult stage that looks and acts like a child stage anyway, but we never do find out exactly how this works.

Does this mean our other heroes COULD remain in their kaiju-size battle modes if they really wanted to? That's certainly not what we're shown. They quite often "run out of power" and revert back whether they like it or not. Is it that Gatomon has a whole lot more experience than the others? That hasn't been applied to the rest of the gang either.

It seems like we just have to chalk this up to "the writers wanted it that way," but if you want my personal theory, I think it's probably a mix of both experience and personal identity. An experienced enough Digimon can hold the same form indefinitely, as we see with most of the non-focal Digimon, but whenever possible, returns to just whatever form it's the most comfortable with.

I'm also not sure why on earth they changed "Tailmon" to "Gatomon" outside of Japan, but we're going by Gatomon because that's what I knew first.

As for her role in the show, Gatomon is initially introduced to us as a villain, and that's not really a spoiler, because we're already told a new team member is coming before this highly marketable kitty cat shows up and the whole narrative zeroes straight in on her.

Gatomon's human ends up being Tai's baby sister, Kari, and there isn't a whole lot more to her personality besides the fact that she's a quiet, nice little kid, but I guess that suits their relationship well enough. This is the one partnership in which the Digimon is already significantly stronger and more experienced than her human, but at the same time, the one partnership in which the Digimon is the only one learning and growing from that relationship, with Kari helping this hardened, tormented, formerly evil feline rediscover kindness and forgive herself for all the horrible things she supposedly had to do in the employ of the real villain, Myotismon, who we'll review in due time.

It's an interesting setup, at least, even if she's not as interesting to me as some of the other Digimon.

## Digivolves from

* Salamon

or

1. Bokomon
2. Chuumon
3. Elecmon
4. Gazimon
5. Gotsumon
6. Otamamon
7. Patamon
8. Tentomon
9. Terriermon
10. ToyAgumon
11. Veemon

## Digivolves to

* Angewomon
* Nefertimon

or

1. Betsumon
2. Butterflymon
3. Dinobeemon
4. Kabukimon
5. LadyDevimon
6. LordHolyAngemon
7. Lynxmon
8. MagnaAngemon
9. Maildramon
10. MegaKabuterimon
11. Opossumon
12. Oryxmon
13. Persiamon
14. Rabbitmon
15. Silphymon
16. Swanmon
17. Tylomon
Dolphmon

The penguin's most official evolution is this bottlenosed dolphin, and I know what some of you are thinking. A lot of people think I "hate" dolphins juuuuust because I like to make fun of them and call them assholes who are dumb and ugly. Actually I like dolphins, because they're sleek and terrifying aquatic pack hunters who paralyze their prey with sound, and yes, they are also cute, but not quite as cute as any given shark. It's just unfortunate that our culture has such a warped image of them and plays favorites with them over other, more important marine animals, and Rukamon's official profile falls into the predictable trap of thinking dolphins are enlightened, gentle brainiacs who abhor violence. BORING!

I suppose that, since digimon are born from human computer data, a digimon dolphin would definitely take more from our perception of the animals than from reality, which is also what happened to a lot of other animal digimon, like roachmon.

Unfortunately, Rukamon's design is incredibly dull compared to our last cetacean, Whamon. What, a dolphin was too good to have an eyeless alien skull? That would have looked KILLER! I guess I wound up giving Rukamon a bad review after all!

## Digivolves from

* Penguinmon

or

1. Crabmon
2. Gomamon
3. Otamamon
4. Swimmon

## Digivolves to

* Whamon

or

1. Divermon
2. Scorpiomon
3. ShogunGekomon
4. Zudomon
Gargomon

Terriermon's marketable, conventional cuteness does at least set up a pretty funny twist, as its first evolution is practically the same little anime mascot scaled up to larger than a grown man, and now it has both pants and giant gatling guns for arms. This is really what most people, I think, actually remember and like Terriermon for; just that contrast of a little floofy pokemonesque dog suddenly riddling its opponent with bullets.

It also never came up in the anime itself, as far as I know, but Galgomon's profile informs us that "it is obsessed with its cherished "D-VI'S 503xx" jeans."

## Digivolves from

* Terriermon

or

1. Bearmon
2. Bokomon
3. Crabmon
4. Gazimon
5. Hagurumon
6. Labramon
7. Lopmon

## Digivolves to

* Rapidmon

or

1. Jagamon
2. WarGrowlmon
Growlmon

That's supposed to be a "grow" from growl, apparently, and English translations do just go with "Growlmon." The design frankly doesn't impress me too much compared to some of the other dinosaurs we've looked at, but the fact that this is considered a full blown "demon dragon" is another new twist for a hero digimon, and Growmon replaces the childlike wonderment of Guilmon with good old bloodlust.

## Digivolves from

* Guilmon

or

1. Goblimon
2. Hagurumon
3. Labramon
4. Monodramon
5. Patamon
6. Terriermon

## Digivolves to

* WarGrowlmon

or

1. MetalGreymon
2. Orochimon
Armadillomon

So we go from a floating seed to an axolotl's head to an armadillo. I'm admittedly disappointed there isn't just an axolotl child stage, but Armadillomon was my second favorite of the new heroes back when I first watched this series on Fox Kids. I thought, and still think, it was really cute that they gave him a Texas accent. The first time I ever even heard of an armadillo as a kid, it was referred to by the colloquial name "Texas Turkey."

That said, there's not much to make Armadillomon's design especially interesting beyond the novelty of its animal basis, unlike the highly stylized and unique looks of digimon like Gomamon or Tentomon. I'm not a big fan of those perfectly angular, jagged mouths on so many newer digimon, either. They can be cute, but I feel like they're better used sparingly, and can look out of place on an otherwise rounder and more naturalistic design.

Still, I'll give this one a four, because armadillos.

## Digivolves to

* Ankylomon
* Digmon
* Chamelemon

or

1. Archelomon
2. Boarmon
3. DarkLizardmon
4. Deltamon
5. Dokugumon
6. Elephantmon
7. Fangmon
8. Frogmon
9. Gorillamon
10. Pteramon
11. Seahomon
12. Sepikmon
13. Sheepmon
14. Snimon
15. Submarimon
16. Thunderballmon
17. Tortomon
18. Tuskmon
BlackAgumon

See: Agumon

## Digivolves to

* BlackGreymon
* Greymon (Fusion)
* DarkTyrannomon

or

1. Allomon
2. Angemon
3. Ankylomon
4. Apemon
5. Birdramon
6. BlackGarurumon
7. BlackGrowlmon
8. BlackVeedramon
9. Boarmon
10. Cyclonemon
11. DarkLizardmon
12. Devimon
13. Deltamon
14. ExVeemon
15. Golemon
16. Gururumon
17. IceDevimon
18. Meramon
19. Monochromon
20. Saberdramon
21. Tuskmon
Hagurumon

The go-to child stage for many mechanical Digimon, I always liked the simplicity of Hagurumon being little more than a big cog with a metal face, and those are very cool looking eyes it has, made cooler by the two different shapes of its eye sockets!

## Digivolves to

* Guardromon
* Mekanorimon
* Kenkimon

or

1. Aurumon
2. Clockmon
3. Coelamon
4. Deputymon
5. Flamedramon
6. Gargomon
7. Golemon
8. Growlmon
9. Kongoumon
10. Mercurymon
11. Ogremon
12. Omekamon
13. Raidramon
14. Starmon
15. Stegomon
16. Thunderballmon
17. Trailmon
18. Yasyamon
Warrior

The warrior is a class available in Chaos Of Mana, Champions Of Chaos and Champions Of Chaos 2.

## Chaos of Mana

They use brute force, got highest resistance and perform deadly combos.

A warrior is a being trained in the way of the strength. If you spend your extra points mostly in strength you will become a warrior, being able to buy warrior stuff, like swords, shields and heavy armor.

They can make very deadly special attacks by using combo points. They don't need mana, and they are known by their high HP and high armor.

Warriors starts with 13 strength, instead of the default 10, and the skill Slashing learned.

### Skills

* Slashing
* Desesperado
* Charge
* Shadow Sword

### Gallery

Tier 1 Warrior in Chaos Of ManaTier 2 Warrior in Chaos Of ManaTier 3 Warrior in Chaos Of ManaTier 4 Warrior in Chaos Of ManaTier 5 Warrior in Chaos Of ManaWarrior Symbol in Chaos Of Mana
## Champions Of Chaos

Enemies of the warrior can run in fear fron its strong physical attacks and superior strength in battle.

* Avatar: Fury Lion

### Skills

* Stun Strike (Starting)
* Heavy Strike (Starting)
* Mortal Strike (Starting, Special)
* Vampire Strike (Level 2)
* Swift Strike (Level 4)
* Chaos Strike (Level 6)
* Fury Strike (Level 8)
* Taunt (Level 10)
* Fury (Level 12, Special)

### Gallery

Tier 0 Warrior in Champions Of ChaosFury Lion, the Warrior Avatar in Champions Of ChaosWarrior Stats in Champions Of ChaosTier 1 Warrior in Champions Of ChaosTier 2 Warrior in Champions Of ChaosTier 3 Warrior in Champions Of ChaosTier 4 Warrior in Champions Of Chaos
## Champions Of Chaos 2

The warriors train to endure pain and perform powerful melee attacks to their foes.

These huge sword wielders are specialized in dealing tons of physical damage.

It is known that a thrust of a well-trained warrior can bypass armor as if it were nothing.

They can even stun enemies with a single sword hit.

The warrior totem is the Savage Lion. The default warrior name is Rinho.

### Gallery

Tier 0 Warrior in Champions Of Chaos 2Tier 1 Warrior in Champions Of Chaos 2Tier 2 Warrior in Champions Of Chaos 2Tier 3 Warrior in Champions Of Chaos 2Tier 4 Warrior in Champions Of Chaos 2Tier 5 Warrior in Champions Of Chaos 2Savage Lion, the Warrior Totem in Champions Of Chaos 2Warrior Stats in Champions Of Chaos 2Warrior Alpha Paragon EndingWarrior Beta Renegade Ending
Flamedramon

So then, here's where things get pretty shaken up by Season 02. Our main storyline has it that digimon can't digivolve by traditional means anymore, barred from doing so by the human villain, the Digimon Emperor. Fortunately, there's an ancient, secret, alternative form of evolution known as "armor" digivolution, which can be unlocked when a digimon is exposed to a special "digi-egg." In this case, the digi-egg of courage can transform V-mon into Flamedramon here, which aligns with the "crest of courage" Agumon used to evolve into the firebreathing Greymon.

Instead of fiery breath, this digimon punches things with its big, burning hands, which is neat and al, but the design really is just a taller, more grown-up V-mon with some flame themed armor on it.

.......Eh.

Fresh off my love of the original series, I remember getting just as into Season 2 back in the day, but looking back on it now, nearly two decades later, neither the writing nor the digimon designs were quite as interesting, and Flamedramon is kind of an example of many things to come.

## Digivolves from

* Veemon

or

1. Bokomon
2. Candlemon
3. Goblimon
4. Guilmon
5. Hagurumon
6. Hawkmon

## Digivolves to

* Magnamon

or

1. BlueMeramon
2. GoldVeedramon
3. Majiramon
4. Megadramon
5. MetalTyrannomon
6. Paildramon
7. SkullMeramon
8. Volcamon
Justimon

Alas, one thing Cyberdramon does not have are very many evolutions other than the "human fusion" given to most partners in this series, and Justimon doesn't carry anything over that made Cyberdramon so gorgeous. Blue, white, grey and red just isn't a very nice looking combination, and he doesn't even have the cool faded eyes under the helmet anymore. All that's really interesting here is the implication that, by fusing with a child, Cyberdramon goes from a darker, more frightening hero to a more explicitly virtuous Champion of Justice, and, that is honestly really cute, if only there were still an Ultimate option that preserved the "H.R. Giger Batman Lizard" aesthetic.

## Digivolves from

* SuperStarmon

or

1. Cyberdramon
2. Garudamon
3. Lobomon
4. Loweemon
5. Makuramon
Brachiomon

This digimon's official art is kind of weird, isn't it? It's supposed to be stepping towards us, so the bottom of its foot is front and center, which I guess is supposed to illustrate that it's a huge, stomping dinosaur, but then they colored that entirely black. That's not really how it should work. You shouldn't want an empty black plane blocking most of your monster's body, come on!

It's a neat brachiosaur digimon, though. Simple and straightforward, except for the digimon mouth stitches it gets for really no reason.

What's strangest about Brachimon is that it's a perfect-level evolution for only a couple of dinosaurs, like Ankylomon and Tyrannomon, but in the tcg, it can evolve from Zassoumon, Geremon and Platinumsukamon here, all recolors of garbage types. Geremon and Platinumsukamon have to evolve together into Brachimon, which is even weirder. Poop and Rat + Slug = Brachiosaurus?

## Digivolves from

* Tortomon

or

1. Cyclonemon
2. Geremon
3. Maildramon
4. PlatinumSukamon
5. SandYanmamon
6. Weedmon
7. Yanmamon

## Digivolves to

* UltimateBrachimon

or

1. Cannondramon
2. Megidramon
3. MetalSeadramon
4. Plesiomon
Airdramon

The flying counterpart to Seadramon is a little more elaborate. Serpentine leglessness is always an excellent choice when it comes to draconic beasts, and I really like the intense, regal colors they gave to this beastly sky-snake. Can you believe most newer Digimon have NO rotten holes in their wings or varicose veins?! The way its head is armored by an external or possibly stolen skull just tops the whole thing off.

## Digivolves from

* ModokiBetamon

or

1. Betamon
2. Biyomon
3. Flamemon
4. Hawkmon
5. Patamon
6. Salamon
7. ToyAgumon
8. Tsukaimon
9. Wormmon

## Digivolves to

* Megadramon
* Gigadramon

or

1. Deramon
2. Garudamon
3. Hououmon
4. Mametyramon
5. MetalTyrannomon
6. Phelesmon
7. Sandiramon
8. Silphymon
9. Vademon
Keramon

The child stage is what just about everyone remembers best, and I'm sure you can see why. America's "Digimon: The Movie" was a notoriously baffling mess spliced together from three digimon films with completely unrelated plot lines, but kids still fell in love with this little bastard's joyfully destructive antics.

It's SUCH a cool design, too. Keramon's got a classic sort of "space invader" shape to it, a big bulbous head with a tangle of nail-tipped tendrils, but with those trademark ragged digimon head-ribbons and a couple of long, freaky puppet arms for good measure. Its toothy mouth is virtually always smiling, and its stylish eyebrows give its face a dash of the mystical, like we're seeing some ancient spirit from another dimension that leaked into being via the digital universe. Those eyes don't even have shines in any artwork I've seen, like they're just painted on.

You can basically tell at a glance that this thing is bad news, but as a child stage digimon, it's bad news practically tailor-made for a fan character's main partner, and a pretty popular choice for one. You can, fortunately, get ahold of one early on in a number of digimon video games, and live out the dream of adventuring with an electronic disease by your side.

## Digivolves to

* Chrysalimon

or

1. Arkadimon (Champion)
2. BomberNanimon
3. Duskmon
4. Garurumon
5. Nanimon
6. Wizardmon
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Gotsumon

So let's review Gotsumon first. He's a child level resembling a little humanoid made of rock, and that's kind of all there is to him, but you have to love rock monsters. Nothing is especially "spooky" about them as far as monsters go in general, yet a great many series seem to lump them in with Halloweeny ghosts, ghouls and goblins nonetheless, and I really like that. I like thinking of rock creatures as eerie, haunting bogeys more than just the cool, tough bruisers they are in some series.

It's important to mention that the earliest known adult form for Gotsumon was Icemon, and Icemon could eventually evolve into Meteormon, but all three digimon have exactly the same design. Gotsumon very deliberately evolves into a series of its own palette-swaps, changing nothing but its material components!

## Digivolves from

* DemiMeramon

or

1. Motimon
2. Tanemon

## Digivolves to

* Icemon
* Monochromon
* Golemon

or

1. Blimpmon
2. DarkLizardmon
3. Garurumon
4. Gekomon
5. Greymon
6. J-Mojyamon
7. Mikemon
8. Numemon
9. Starmon
10. Thunderbirmon
11. Tortomon
12. Woodmon
Baihumon

Ehhhhhhh...the next holy beast, "White Tiger of the West," doesn't appeal to me as much as Azulongmon. It's pretty much just a tiger with some stuff on it, my least favorite of the four. There's little we can say here, except it's also supposedly the youngest and most hotheaded of the four.

## Digivolves from

* Caturamon

or

1. Makuramon
2. Sinduramon
Garurumon

So perhaps you think I'm going to dislike Garurumon on the grounds that it's a full-blown giant wolf and not a pudgy gecko in a funny costume, but no, this is precisely what Gabumon wanted and I 110% support him following his dreams. You just have to wonder which came first, though; is Gabumon a creature that began imitating the more powerful Garurumon, or did Garurumon come into existence because a weirdo newt really wished it was a dog?

Both are just as possible in Digimon canon; these are creatures of "living computer data" who can and often do evolve according to their emotions, desires and many other possible influences.

## Digivolves from

* Gabumon

or

1. Agumon
2. Bakumon
3. DemiDevimon
4. Floramon
5. Gazimon
6. Gotsumon
7. Keramon
8. Penguinmon
9. Salamon
10. Sharmamon
11. Strabimon
12. ToyAgumon

## Digivolves to

* WereGarurumon

or

1. Armormon
2. Caturamon
3. IceLeomon
4. Kimeramon
5. MagnaAngemon
6. Mammothmon
7. MegaSeadramon
8. MetalGreymon
9. MetalMamemon
10. Paildramon
11. Pandamon
12. Pumpkinmon
13. ShadowWereGarurumon
14. SkullGreymon
15. Taomon
16. Vademon
Fanglongmon

The fifth Holy Beast is the "yellow dragon of the center," a digimon said to be simultaneously good and evil and capable of neutralizing the entire digital world. Once more, for a sort of "second (third) gen" digimon with god-like status, it's surprising how coherent this design is. Later, we'll see how the most powerful digimon begin to get increasingly ecclectic, a far cry from a wingless dragon covered so consistently in the same golden scales. This is also a holy beast with six rather than four eyes, and I like how the floating orbs, this time, are in a single row between the rib-like horns along its back. Really not bad at all.
Kenkimon

Very, very few new armor evolutions were ever added after their original introduction...but a couple of years later, this construction bot was added by Digimon Story as an alternative Friendship form for the Armadillo. Odd, but at least more thematic than a boomerang monkey. I like Kenkimon's sort of "lego figure" head, that's adorable!

## Digivolves from

* Hagurumon

or

1. Gabumon
2. Solarmon

## Digivolves to

* Bulbmon

or

1. Andromon
Arkadimon (Baby)

We're still not done with the V-tamer manga and its mutant weirdos! Arkadimon is an artificial digimon that gets a lot of build-up, and when it at last hatches from its digi-egg, even this little bug-alien baby stage is capable of killing a Piedmon in a single strike! A toothy mouth can split open vertically along it back, and a single insect-like limb can emerge from the orifice to absorb an opponent's data.
Divermon

Otherwise known as Hangyomon, this humanoid fish is another of those perfect level digimon that stands no taller than a lot of child levels, originally introduced by an all-aquatic virtual pet along with its fellow perfect, Dagomon. We already talked about how the two were used together in a Lovecraft homage episode of the anime, but I didn't mention at the time that the creatures in the episode were only said to have taken the form of Divermon because it was the closest digital-world equivalent to whatever they really were, which was probably actual Deep Ones.

Again, pretty novel references for their time, but I think we as a species can all agree by now to lay Cthulhu stuff to rest for a while, yeah?

What's really more interesting about Divermon is how much stuff was packed into its design. They really went all-out making this THE fish guy Digimon, but amusingly also modeled as if it's all just an elaborate wetsuit, including an oxygen tank that's also a propulsion system and a tail that appears to be completely artificial. I love how many digimon used to resemble "costumes" with something unknown inside, it's really a lost art. Divermon is probably also the single most appropriate digimon who can evolve into the british blowfish, Pukumon, since they're both rather smallish, cartoonish fish creatures with some human elements.

Another thing about Divermon? It's a data type said to be a "cheerful" creature and just kinda wants to frolic in the sea, but most divermon we've encountered in the anime were aligned with villains, and even those that weren't have been portrayed as pretty fearsome.

## Digivolves from

* Coelamon

or

1. Dolphmon
2. Ikkakumon
3. Leomon
4. Raremon
5. Whamon
6. Yanmamon

## Digivolves to

* Pukumon

or

1. Leviamon
2. MetalPiranhmon
3. MetalSeadramon
4. Plesiomon
5. Splashmon
6. Suijinmon
7. Surfymon
Harpymon

Unfortunately, our first Light Armor evolution is not one of the "interesting gems" in my book. No offense, but when you say "harpy," I think "screeching, clawing bird-woman monster," and I imagine that might have looked badass as hell if it were done in the kind of style as older digimon like Ogremon or the Devimons. I don't know what this is, but it ain't a harpy, and I am indifferent.

## Digivolves from

* Kokatorimon

or

1. Floramon
2. Hawkmon
3. Lopmon
4. Neemon
5. Renamon
6. Sharmamon

## Digivolves to

* Valduramon

or

1. Karatenmon
2. LadyDevimon
3. MagnaAngemon
4. Parrotmon
Centarumon

Here's another truly one-off Digimon, appearing quite early in the series but still denied any immediate family, which is really too bad, because there's a lot more going on here than just "a centaur." Have you ever seen a combination of man and horse anything like this guy? Just look at that fleshy, biological gun hand!

That grisly meat-cannon is unfortunately not recreated too well by newer artwork, which often opts for just a regular-looking hand that happens to have a gun inside, but at least he always keeps his gnarled flesh, those bizarre blue nodules, the one-eyed Cylon helmet, the shoulder pad bolted directly into his meat and the tubular back spines ripped directly from Giger's alien, which Centalmon can canonically use as thrusters to run even faster.

There's just two really messed up things about this Digimon. One is that whatever the translation, they still never just call it "Centaurmon." Centalmon is considered the most official romanization, but some countries went with Kentarumon, and that doesn't even start with the right consonant sound!

The other really messed up thing about Centalmon is the ring pierced through the blue plate on what would be the "chest" of a horse, but reads as kind of the "crotch" when you put a beefy torso right above it. Just...lettin that hang out for everybody to gawk at, huh, Centalmon?

I guess when you look like this anyway, you're going to be naturally pretty confident in yourself and your weirdo fashion choices.

## Digivolves from

* ViElecmon

or

1. Agumon
2. Bakumon
3. Elecmon
4. Gabumon
5. Kotemon
6. Lopmon
7. Patamon

## Digivolves to

* Armormon
* Sagittarimon

or

1. Andromon
2. Asuramon
3. Giromon
4. Knightmon
5. Minotarumon
6. Vademon
7. Zudomon
Devidramon

Like Devimon, this demonic dragon-man appeared before Demidevimon ever existed, as a possible evolution of a few different Digimon. I'm kind of surprised it's not actually a Perfect Level evolution for Devimon, but I guess the idea here is that Devimon is the Digimon Satan of the humanoids while Devidramon is the Digimon Satan for the beastlier monsters to evolve into, though we all know Digimon doesn't stick close to that kind of logic.

I like this design primarily because it's more than just a scary dragon in latex. It still looks just unwholesomely human enough that it feels like a person stretched out into a dragon, and that they decided to give it a second pair of eyes really brings an alien feel to this messed up dinoguy.

## Digivolves from

* DemiDevimon

or

1. Gazimon
2. Gizamon
3. Hawkmon
4. Patamon
5. PetitMamon
6. Renamon

## Digivolves to

* Kimeramon

or

1. LadyDevimon
2. Mephistomon
3. MetalTyrannomon
4. Myotismon
5. Phantomon
6. SkullGreymon