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Nefertimon

I initially left this one out, because I thought I might cover all the "armor" digivolutions and fusions on their own pages later, but I already put Shakkoumon on Angemon's page. Nefertimon is a Season 2 evolution of Gatomon when combined with a special "digi egg" item, and it's a lot cooler looking than Angewomon, obviously. I especially like its expressionless, porcelain mask of a face.

This stage, however, is more equivalent to an alternate *adult* than an alternate Perfect. Armor evolutions crop up in the second series when regular Digimon evolution is basically deactivated throughout the digital world by the new villain, though even after that stops being an issue, Kari DOES keep using Nefertimon at least as rapid transportation.

It's important to note here that Gatomon has a dozen some other canonical "armor evolutions," but this is the one they feature in the show, and others are simultaneously possible armor evolutions of other, unrelated Digimon, so we might be giving them their own page down the road, or their own individual pages, I really don't even know anymore. I don't know what I'm doing. I can't emphasize hard enough how positively chaotic these reviews are going to inevitably have to get.

* Digivolves from: Gatomon
* Digivolves to: Magnadramon
Longinus Teigu

The **Longinus** (神滅具, *Ronginusu*) also known as **One Hundred and One Artillery Slays God** are one-hundred and one, mysterious and extremely powerful Relics with enough power to kill Gods and Buddhas.

## Summary

The Longinus were created by the Biblical God, who feared that Heaven would eventually fall to the Devils, Fallen Angels or the other mythologies and Religions. To prevent this, he gathered many materials, and captured and/or revived many legendary creatures throughout the world to make strong weapons and defenses. The creation of the Longinus are the result of his efforts. There were 101 Longinus in all, half of them were either lost or destroyed during the First Holy War before the start of the original story.

This class of Relic is specifically named after the Zenith Longinus, the first and one of the most powerful Longinus, and unlike other Relics, that has more than one of the same type, the Longinus are utterly and completely unique, and only one of each may exist at a time. Azazel has stated that all Longinus is just a combination of one ability with another. Essentially, they combine powerful abilities that aren’t supposed to be combined.

Pope Francis has stated that out of the original 101, about 67 are still active and intact.

## Known Longinus

Out of the original one-hundred and one Longinus created by the Biblical God, only sixty-seven have survived, with only fourty have been shown so far.
Skull Greymon

We now veer off into what is *not* actually the natural next stage of this line, but a mindlessly destructive beast first appearing in the anime (I think) when Tai pushes poor Agumon *much* too hard and too fast into evolving further.

When I first saw this happen back in the day, I honestly didn't realize that Greymon would have a "more correct" evolution than this. My initial takeaway was that the rampaging, uncontrollable Skullgreymon would remain one of Agumon's transformations for when they *really, really needed*that level of power, which I still think would have been wicked as hell.

You've probably noticed right away that this thing doesn't even follow Greymon's body structure *whatsoever*, and also that it has a *shark* sticking out of its back. This is actually a **missile** it can launch, and there were actually quite a few Digimon back in the day whose projectile weapons were drawn as organic secondary creatures, another feature largely forgotten by later designs.

* Digivolves from: Cyclonemon, Greymon
* Digivolves to: Machinedramon, Chaosdramon
Zudomon

The next stage actually drops any *immediate* resemblance to arctic wildlife or aquatic mammals, but still manages to feel like both. It's got a real "mythological" look and feel to it, especially with the huge hammer, but it's the spiky turtle shell I find the coolest, even if it appears to be something Zudomon is just wearing rather than grew.

* Digivolves from: Ikkakumon
* Digivolves to: Vikemon, Ancient Megatheriummon
Hercules Kabuterimon

Finally, the Ultimate stage is another one we never got to see in the original two series, but it does make a major appearance in the newer *Digimon Tri,* and is even central to what many assert is one of the most **heartbreaking** emotional moments in "Adventure" continuity. There aren't a lot of franchises out there where you can watch a thing that *looks like this* having a tearjerker hero moment, I'll tell ya what.

* Digivolves from: Mega Kabuterimon
Pabumon

The first baby stage is an exceptionally good one, since it's just a bubbling puddle of green mucus that makes a lot of bubbles. The official Bandai description actually adds a whole little story in which Pabumon's ability to multiply its bubbles was used for "computer virus development," but that the experiments were unsuccessful due to Pabumon's "weak life force." Obviously, this means whoever was trying to engineer them into a disease noticed that doing so was dangerous to Pabumon and felt so bad they let all of the Pabumon go and decided not to do that again. Whew!

* Digivolves to: Motimon
Tyrannomon

So, after doing ten of these review pages, I decided to go back and expand a bit on this one. I know I said I'd be trying to keep these reviews simple, but I don't think there's any more appropriate place to talk about the *Tyrannomons* than here, since they were exclusively evolutions of Agumon and counterparts to the Greymon line in their original appearance.

Greymon's beetle-like helmet is more interesting than anything Tyrannomon's got going on, but I do like that Tyrannomon has such massive, scary claws, and I kinda just feel bad for it, having the spotlight so thoroughly ripped away by the Greymons.

* Digivolves from: Agumon
* Digivolves to: Master Tyrannomon, Mametyramon
Mokumon

I was somehow completely aware of Mokumon, and forgot about it for the very first time exactly as I was writing this review. UNFORGIVABLE! This might almost be the best Baby I in the entire franchise, just an absolutely lovable little drooling smoke puff with such *gloriously* eerie eyes, glowing brightly from somewhere just within its gaseous surface, and the tiniest bit of flame on top. It's such a good design, I wish it wasn't just a baby. It would work just as well as a Child level.

Since we're starting with a baby, though, you know this is one of our rare Digimon lines we can consider "complete."

* Digivolves to: Demi Meramon, Sunmon
Scorpiomon

We could really just end this on Crabmon and Coelamon, but interestingly enough, Coelamon has repeatedly been able to evolve into this beautiful combination of *anomalocaris* and a *eurypterid,*translated in English as Scorpiomon because I guess they thought American kids, who aren't taught biology as a fundamental class, would be too confused otherwise.

This fella was actually the first time I ever saw Anomalocaris referenced in any media at all, and boy was that ever a treat to an American kid who DID know exactly what that was, and tended already to feel rather smug about it.

While the taxonomic progression of a crab to a fish to a panarthropod doesn't make much sense, I do love the idea of a Coelacanth monster evolving farther back through time into an apex predator of the Cambrian sea! It's just too bad that one of Anomalocarimon's only appearances in the series was as a minion of *Metalseadramon* who was subsequently killed for his bungling, a trope I really never care for in cartoon villain interaction.

Now, if the last eleven reviews are an indication, there will probably be comments on this asking why I forgot about something or another that can evolve from one of these Digimon, but I promise, it's only because I'm planning them for some other review. There are INFINITY TEN ways you can sort Digimon together, and we're only going to lump a bunch into whole "families" when they're especially coherent and especially "canon" as such.

Otherwise, the vast majority of these reviews are going to be just like this one: a short, sweet look at a couple of directly related or PROBABLY related Digimon as best as I can manage.

* Digivolves from: Ebidramon
Yokomon

...And then there's the second baby stage, even *more* botanical, and even more confusing when we get to our next digimon, but it's also super cute, and illogical or not, I really like the idea of a bird monster evolving from a flower monster.

* Digivolves from: Nyokimon
* Digivolves to: Biyomon, Tinkermon, Penguinmon, Muchomon
Andromon

Andromon was one of the first perfect-level Digimon ever encountered in the series, so technically more powerful than even Angemon or Devimon should have been, but he never got to be much more than a friendly side character. Clearly inspired by *Robocop,* Andromon has quite a bit more for me to like than the typical robot-man design, including a disturbingly fleshy right leg, exposed wires and a skeleton motif throughout. I also like the way his eyes are spaced much farther apart than they could be if an actual human head were under that helmet.

Best of all, Andromon has those meaty fish-rockets we get in some of the other early Digimon, and they fly right out of his pecs!

* Digivolves from: Guardromon
* Digivolves to: Hi Andromon
Матораны

**Название:** Матораны, тохунга

**Происхождение:** BIONICLE

**Уровень сил:** 10+

**Классификация:** Биомеханические существа, Матораны

**Возраст:** Более 100 000 лет

**Функции/цели:** Построить Мата Нуи, поддерживать жизнь Мата Нуи

**Местоположение:** Вселенная Маторанов, Метру Нуи, Мата Нуи, практический любой остров, Сферус Магна на данный момент

**Количество представителей:** Неизвестно, 90% Вселенной Маторанов

**Внутреннее устройство:**

**Умения, силы и способности:** Сверхчеловеческие физические характеристики, ограниченные манипуляции элементами, ограниченные манипуляции побочными элементами, абсорбция (тип 2, 3), бессмертие (тип 2, 6), регенерация (тип 2, ограниченный 3), сопротивляемость (температурная), изменение формы (тип 2, 3), слияние (тип 1 - физическое), киборгизация (частичная), огромный размер (тип 0 - при слиянии)

**Слабые стороны:** Неспособны использовать силу маски, сила стихии сильно ограниченна, без маски неспособны двигаться и впадают в кому

**Показатели основных боевых характеристик:**

* **Разрушительный потенциал:** Сверхчеловеческий
* **Прочность/защита:** Уровень стены
* **Скорость:** Сверхчеловеческая+

**Союзники:** Орден Мата Нуи, Тоа, Глаториане, Агори

**Противники:** Тёмные Охотники, Братство Макуты, Пирака, Лига шести Королевств/Барраки, Скраллы, Охотники за костями

**Известные представители:** Танма, Фоток, Солек,Такуа (в прошлом), Тоа Метру (в прошлом), Тоа Иника/Мари (в прошлом), Декар (в прошлом)
Kapurimon

This, you may notice, is NOT a robot Digimon, but this dog ball head in a helmet is the only Baby II that evolves into any of the robotic Child Digimon, and its most official evolution seems to be our next one here.

* Digivolves from: Metal Koromon
* Digivolves to: Hagurumon, Solarmon, Kotemon, Kokuwamon
Yuramon

Yeah, on second thought, I'm not gonna spoil all of these with the animated sprites at the top. We'll stick those on the bottom! Some people are reading about Digitmen for the first time!

So, this line is actually my second favorite of the main Digimon in *Adventure,* and its first baby stage is my favorite of *all* the baby stages! How can you not love this fuzzy little beard-tribble and its beady caterpillar eyes!? Yuramon is supposed to be a sort of floating seed creature, appropriate enough for this all-botanical Digimon.

* Digivolves to: Tanemon
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
* Digivolves to: Magna Angemon
Neo Devimon

This "artificially enhanced" Devimon is arguably both less goth and more goth than Devimon Classic. It doesn't have nearly as many accessories, but what it does have includes little metal coffins for kneepads, a series of subcutaneous red orbs, even more exaggerated arms, wild silver hair and an eerie golden mask hearkening to *Evangelion,* showing off its six eerie pairs of eyes.

Neodevimon must also get some points, of course, for also going shirtless and showing off the most skin of the entire Devimon family, even compared to the *really* fanservicey one we're gonna get to shortly.

* Digivolves from: Devimon
* Digivolves to: Neo Myotismon
Numemon

Behold one of the *original* seven Adult Digimon from the very, very first Digimon Virtual Pet, and one of the other courses down which *Agumon* could go.

Numemon, however, was ostensibly an "undesirable" evolution - *if you can believe it* - actually even weaker than a child Digimon and only obtained should you fail to meet *any* of the minimum requirements for any other Adult, most notably when you fail to clean up any of your digimon's virtual poop.

Yeah, its traditional color throughout the series may be candy-pink, but that's neither yogurt nor ice cream nor merely "sludge" or whatever else the English dub wound up calling it, and as I'm sure you can imagine, Numemon's primary attack method is to generate even more of it.

I'm not usually that big into toilet humor, but a pitiful, unwanted slug that eats dookie and typically lives in the sewer really speaks to me on a spiritual level, and *anything* with bare, lidless eyeballs on veiny stalks is love at first sight. There's a real "Rat Fink" vibe to Numemon, if you ask me, but knowing the creator's love of Western monsters, I think Numemon's real inspiration is obvious; where else have we seen such distressingly human teeth and gums on a gluttonous green blob, also bearing in mind that "nume" means basically "slimy?"

As you can imagine, Numemon are often the butt of jokes throughout Digimon media, often showing up when they're in the mood for a gross-out joke or just a really, really *pathetic* monster, though in the first season, it was actually the prissy Mimi who first befriended a band of the smelly mollusks.

But as the original "Magikarp" of the Digimon world, Numemon too has its own "Gyarados"...

* Digivolves from: Chuumon
* Digivolves to: Monzaemon
Tonosama Mamemon

So this is our last true Mamemon, and what I said about the loss of monster qualities still stands, but it's at least a step up from its prince in terms of weirdness, if at least for that unsettling face on the end of its topknot. Apparently, this is a Mamemon who absorbed data from a period drama about feudal lords, which is a pretty funny concept, basically a more Japanese-flavored counterpart to Princemamemon's obsession with European royalty.

All in all, the Mamemon family is an interesting monster concept that unfortunately stretches itself a little too thin without as big a payoff as I personally think it warrants.

* Digivolves from: Catch Mamemon
Angewomon

And, surprise, the BIG secret to Gatomon is...the same big secret to Patamon, only now it's a girl one?

I honestly don't want to bash Angewomon, because she's still pretty badass as far as pretty blonde angel-people go, but she's pretty much exactly a gender swap of Angemon minus even his already subtle levels of "scariness," such as the giant-sized hands or the metal bolts, and that's unfortunately expected of female characters in a crapton of media. If they're *evil,* then they get to have some mildly grody aspects...but still never TOO grody.

It's interesting, at least, that Angewomon is a higher level than Angemon, and in several games, Angemon can himself evolve into Angewomon...but isn't that all the more reason to give her a design at least as imposing? At least put some equivalent muscles on her! Anything!

I will say that I like how her bow is an organic part of her wrist, and she does fit well into Gatomon's story of redemption and revenge. Myotismon basically goes out of his way to recruit Gatomon before she ever finds her human partner because he knows he's ultra-vulnerable to the combined attacks of Angemon and Angewomon.

I'll just give her a three. Her design could be better and she feels redundant, but I still generally want to like her.

* Digivolves from: Gatomon
* Digivolves to: Ophanimon
Catch Mamemon

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???

* Digivolves from: Nanimon
* Digivolves to: Tonosama Mamemon
Tokomon

THE BEST Baby II stage in the franchise, no contest whatsoever. Just look at those horrendous, gummy teeth! According to an **interview** with designer Kenji Watanabe, this was inspired directly by **Fizzgig** from *The Dark Crystal*, though I honestly think Tokomon does even better with the concept. Fizzgig already looks like some kind of carnivore, but Tokomon just looks like a goofy little marshmallow-piggy before it opens that lovely maw.

I like it so much, I wish it was a "child" level just so it could be the default monster partner of this line.

* Digivolves from: Poyomon
* Digivolves to: Patamon, Tsukaimon, Gizamon, Bakumon
Monzaemon

Don't worry, folks: this is actually **still** a Numemon! It's 100% canon that one of the coprophilic gastropoda is operating this gigantic teddy bear from the inside, and in some games, you even "evolve" Numemon to this form by finding it an empty mascot suit to slither into.

In the virtual pet, on the other hand, this evolution requires the same care and effort as any other "Perfect" Digimon, so I like to think the overall idea here is that this new form represents your unconditional bond with a creature many others would have only given up on, and they really lay the heartbreak on thick with the fact that Monzaemon is quite the powerhouse in battle...but also has *the shortest lifespan* of the original Perfect stages.

To end up with a Numemon, you have to neglect your poor Digimon completely. To evolve it, you have to accept the abomination you created, buckle down, and start caring about it. The result is a Numemon dressing up as something it isn't and pushing itself to the absolute limit for you. If that's not one of the most powerful things you've ever heard in association with something called "Digimon: Digital Monsters," I don't know what is.

So, while we can't quite see our beautiful slug child anymore, I still give Monzaemon a 5/5, though if you DO want your Digimon's slugginess to hang out proud and free, you're in luck!

* Digivolves from: Numemon
* Digivolves to: Gold Numemon
Betamon

Maybe I should feel bad that I gave Numemon priority over this poor little guy, but then again, Numemon has a pretty rough time of existing and could always use a break. Betamon's only problem is that it was passed over as the face of the franchise or even a main character at all, despite debuting alongside Agumon as one of the two possible child Digimon in the original pet.

It's a shame, because while Agumon is alright enough and easily marketable, I think Betamon could have made for a more memorable, instantly recognizable series mascot if they'd only given it a chance as one. The combination of its pudgy, watermelon-like form, huge orange mohawk crest and those rad little monodactylic feet makes for an overall truly unique little reptilian beastie that I think a lot of kids would have eaten up in all manner of toy forms.

* Digivolves from: Koromon
* Digivolves to: Seadramon, Tortomon
Shellmon

While the cephalopods are cool, I feel like Shellmon is the *most* appropriate evolution of Syakomon. It was also one of the first couple enemy Digimon the kids ever encountered in the anime, and it feels highly overlooked for how cool and unique it is. How often do you see a dinosaur-shaped gastropod?

The interlocking ridges of Shellmon's mouth are a pretty common design feature in a lot of monsters out there, but it's usually only a stylistic choice that represents having actual teeth. In Shellmon's case, I think it's more obvious that those cool chomping lips are its more literal anatomy, and I like the strands of flesh in the corners of its jaws that push its gooiness just a little further. Add to that its sucker-like fingers and anemone-like hairdo and it's obvious we're not really looking at a reptile.

Shellmon's shell is that of a turbanshell snail, the same inspiration as Slowbro and the Youkai *Sazaeoni,* though Shellmon is said to borrow these shells in the same manner as a hermit crab. Borrow them from *where,* we don't know, except that Digimon can steal and repurpose "data" in any way they want, so while it's possible the shell comes from some unknown giant sea-snail Digimon, it may also simply scavenge them from the shells of old Syakomon, who knows.

* Digivolves from: Crabmon
Meramon

This humanoid fire elemental isn't quite as interesting as its prior or later evolutions, but it did come before all of them in the very first virtual pet, which actually made it a possible evolution of Agumon or Betamon! How weird is it for a little dinosaur to turn into a big, naked guy who's on fire?

Therein lies the whole appeal of Meramon, though. Sometimes, a big naked guy on fire is all you really need.

* Digivolves from: Candlemon
* Digivolves to: Skull Meramon
Tyrant Kabuterimon

You probably won't be surprised to hear that, as Digimon went on, it continued to add grander and more epic monsters that, in some cases, should technically be considered a higher level than even an Ultimate, as is the case for *Tyrantkabuterimon,* which appears in only a couple of games and cards but is said to evolve exclusively from *Herculeskabuterimon.* I guess this is like what Pokemon eventually did with "mega evolutions," technically a creature at the same evolutionary level, but....more?

*Our* Tentomon never goes this route, but I wouldn't really put it past him. Tyrantkabuterimon is a virus type said to rule over insect Digimon as a fearsome overlord, and I could totally see newfound power going to his head.

As a design, this thing is certainly more interesting than most of the other robot-looking evolutions, with its mermaid-like shape and the giant, false jaws on its back, complete with their own additional set of eyes. You can find the real, extra tiny face at the base of the lower horn, just like a hercules beetle, but with yet another set of eyes below that, on the chest!

* Digivolves from: Flybeemon
Tsunomon

The second stage in this line is, in my opinion, the goofiest looking Baby II in the entire franchise. I mean, it's a furry mammal head with one huge horn sticking out of it. It's ridiculous, but it's trying its absolute best to look *cool*, which sums up this Digimon quite well.

* Digivolves from: Punimon
* Digivolves to: Gabumon, Psychemon, Elecmon, Vi Elecmon
Coelamon

Despite the fact that there's an adult-level lobster Digimon out there, Crabmon's go-to adult stage is typically this kickass *bony fish*, dressing up a stylized coelecanth in all the BEST trademark Digimon features. It's got flesh-rimmed eyes peering from rugged holes in its cranial armor plating, horrifying teeth, paddle shaped claws, external rib bones and areas of excessively veiny flesh! I most of all love how the hind fins are really emphasized as weird little feet. I really can't imagine a better Digimon fish for those who like both Digimon and fish.

* Digivolves from: Crabmon
* Digivolves to: Divermon
Lady Devimon

Full disclosure: teenage me fell pretty hard for this one, and I'll **try** not to let that bias my review, but unlike that white bread *Angewomon,* I really think Ladydevimon improves quite a bit upon her masculine predecessor.

Sure, she drops some of the buckles and ALL of the zippers and bandages, which is really kind of a shame, but chains had to be the one thing sorely missing from Devimon's ensemble, and Lady is so hardcore that her chains are bolted directly into her *thigh meat.* Not to mention that she goes hog-wild with the stitches, she's got some cool asymmetry going on with one regular-sized hand, her wings are even tatterier and creepier, I'm not ashamed to admit I like the skullboober, and she's apparently overflowing with so much goth energy that her spandex is peeling *itself* off into what's really only one of several demonic familiars on her person.

At least illustrations like these make more sense than usual for a succubus-like monster, and so does the very fact that she can evolve from regular Devimon, too, since a succubus and an incubus are *supposed* to be alternate forms of the same exact demon. What was I just saying about fundamentalists *sorely* overlooking Digimon? Maybe they just couldn't navigate their way more than two inches into the canon before they had to give up. Maybe they just couldn't keep enough of it even sorted in their heads long enough to get mad about it. I'm a fan, I guess, and I'm already teetering on that feeling.

Anyway, here's a plastic statue of Ladydevimon they sell for more money than I've ever had on my person:

* Digivolves from: Black Gatomon
* Digivolves to: Lilithmon
Biyomon

When we do get to that bird, it's kind of just exactly what you would expect from an ornithological child-level digimon, not that it's a bad thing. Biyomon still has those signature mole hands, but she can *fly* with them, and after all these years, I only just realized how the little metal band on her leg is like the bands they use to mark trained birds or even tag research specimens.

Since we did talk about Gabumon's anime relationship with his human, I guess we should do so for the rest of the applicable monsters, especially because these are some *genuinely interesting, genuinely relatable* cartoon kids - sometimes even a little too relatable for comfort.

Sora seems at first like your typical cool, confident, sports-loving teenage girl, but as the show progresses, we learn how hard she struggles with her self worth. Of course you'll seem fearless and selfless if you're the very last person you care about, and the first person to ever catch onto that ends up not even being human.

As a design, I'll still only be giving Biyomon an average rating, but she's probably one of the sweetest characters in the show.

* Digivolves from: Yokomon
* Digivolves to: Birdramon, Swanmon, Sparrowmon
Togemon

It's interesting how left-field Palmon's adult stage really feels. It doesn't follow stylistically from Palmon in *any* way other than the fact that the two of them are plants, almost looking like it came in from a completely different franchise...but I can't not like a cactus creature, and especially not when it has coconut-hole facial features. It's also HUGE, like most of the protagonist evolutions, huge enough for the kids to ride around on as needed.

* Digivolves from: Palmon
* Digivolves to: Lillymon
Shakkoumon

ALRIGHT! NOW we're talking! Shakkoumon here is an alternative to Magnaangemon, though both of them represent Angemon fusing with an *Ankylosaur* Digimon we'll get to later.

Shakkoumon was introduced first in the anime, and I'm told fans were actually pissed off at the time that Angemon's next evolution was this thing, so yes, Digimon does suffer from the same kinds of fans who think the odder Pokemon are simply "stupid."

I'm sure most of you, however, recognize Shakkoumon as a *dogu* statue, the same basis as *Claydol*, and an artifact often associated with "ancient alien" theories. I think it's an extremely clever, interesting and cool way for Angemon to go.

Unfortunately, there's no particular *Ultimate* form meant for Shakkoumon the way Magnaangemon can evolve into Seraphimon...but there is at least one pretty interesting Digimon, aesthetically and thematically appropriate in a twisted sense, that can evolve from Shakkoumon according to *just one*TCG card...

* Digivolves from: Ankylomon
* Digivolves to: Clavis Angemon
Magnadramon

SO, GOOD NEWS, instead of a bunch of dorks in too much armor, **this freaking thing** is our Angewomon's primary Ultimate stage according to the anime movies, and it's pretty killer that the angel lady can turn into this positively beastly luck dragon. It doesn't get quite the same horrible, snarling face in the anime as the official Bandai art, mind you, but still. I like this turn of events much better than the alternative.

* Digivolves from: Nefertimon
Hi Andromon

Unfortunately, Andromon loses a lot of his creepy cybernetic traits when he evolves into his final form. I get that this is totally by design, that he's supposed to be completely "perfected" by going full robot, but in the process, all the freaky charm is sucked right out of him in favor of something that looks more traditionally "cool," and unfortunately, that sums up a lot of Digimon as a whole.

At least *Boltmon*, the Frankensteinian monster, is also a possible evolution of Andromon, and so is that *Reapermon* or *Gokumon* we talked about under the Angemons!

* Digivolves from: Andromon
Demi Devimon

So, a special child level for Devimon only came later, and they never actually say so, but I'm sure Demidevimon in the anime is meant to be the rebirth of the very same Devimon the kids originally went up against. I was so, so sure they were going to acknowledge that at some point, or have the little guy re-evolve at the last minute for revenge, but it never came to pass and the kids never seemed to notice any connection. In fact, they fell completely for this little bastard's lies and scams at first, like there's simply nothing remotely suspicious about something called "Demidevimon" showing up immediately after "Devimon" tried and failed to murder them all.

Demidevimon continues to be the go-to "spooky" child Digimon, unfortunately still one of the *very few* such options and still one of the best looking. He's *sort of* a cartoon bat monster, except when you look closer, he's more like a bodiless human head with bird talons, overall a much stranger and more interesting physiology than I think he gets credit for. It's one of those cases where a Digimon appears so frequently, it just starts to feel less special, but I'd honestly settle for one of these as a main Digimon partner if I *had* to, especially since he can evolve into pretty much any or all of the darkest and spookiest Adult stages, not even just all of the Satans, but ESPECIALLY all of the Satans.

It's also worth noting that Demidevimon's primary battle move is called "Demi Dart," and is supposed to throw a giant syringe that sucks out the opponent's blood. How cool is THAT!? Much too cool for Western audiences, apparently, by which we mean too violent and too reminiscent of "drug abuse imagery," so the syringes were carefully painted over as shadowy, black energy-darts in the dub. WEAK!

* Digivolves from: Pagumon
* Digivolves to: Vilemon, Devimon, Devidramon
Jaleco Driving Games Hardware

The **Jaleco Driving Games Hardware** is an arcade system made by Jaleco.

## Technical Specifications

* **Primary CPU**: 3xMC68000 @ 10MHz
* **Secondary CPU**: MC68000 @ 6MHz

* **Sound**: 2X Speaker
	+ YM2151 @ 3.5MHz
	+ 2xOKI MSM6295 @ 4MHz

* **Sprite Capabilities**: Sprite Scaling
* **Sprite Data**: Tile Based, Linear Based
	+ Object(?) (16x16)
	+ Road 1 (64x1)
	+ Road 2 (64x1)
	+ Scroll0 (16x16)
	+ Scroll1 (16x16)
	+ Scroll2 (8x8)

* **Video**: 256x216 (H), 216x256 (V) @ 60Hz
Dragomon

Yes, there is a cthulhu Digimon, but named after *Dagon,* Lovecraft's fish-headed sea-god. As you might expect, it can evolve from any number of aquatic Digimon, but Gesomon and Octomon are the most obvious, with Dagomon even possessing both the squid's metal cables and the octopus's treasure as well as a couple of barnacles!

Dagomon is specified to have arisen from a computer virus that attacked the navigational equipment aboard ships in our own world, and it called "the sinful priest of the ocean floor." The beads around its neck are a rosary it wears when it prays over its own defeated opponents, and it bunches all its tentacles up into a humanoid shape because it just sort of likes to be humanoid, apparently. Personally, I like that the arm facing us works out as a whole second octopus head, and also, that his main head has adorable little freckles under its eyes.

It's almost a shame that I've been so, SO burnt out on the whole concept of Cthulhu since at least the early 2000's, because Dagomon was a pretty rare and novel cultural reference for its time. All but the most hardcore geeks were all that familiar with Cthulhu back in the day, and it really is pretty cool that he's got a Digimon counterpart.

Dagomon was even the subject of an exceptionally weird, dark and confusing episode of *Digimon Adventure 02,* which included a bunch of fishlike *Hangyoumon* ("Divermon" in English) literally wanting to mate with Kari (ew??) to produce a new hybrid race that could defeat their new god, a Dagomon seen in shadow only briefly. None of this is ever mentioned again by the series and was seemingly intended as a stand-alone horror episode, but I remember the Fox Kids dub kind of missing that and ending the episode with a "*who is this mysterious new villain?!"* cliffhanger.

That sign is a real Digimon alphabet code, by the way, and it says "Innsmouth."

Unfortunately, there has yet to be an Ultimate-level mollusk Digimon other than Platinumnumemon, and it would be hilarious if Cthulhu could evolve into a coprophilic angel slug, but he doesn't. The only really interesting evolution options for Dagomon, thus far, are a space alien we're going to review later and the possibility of *Devitamamon,* but Dagomon only evolves into Devitamamon if it fuses with a Ladydevimon and a blue Meramon in the *Digimon Story: Super Xros Wars* video games.

This concludes our look at Digimon mollusks until we get around to a certain team of villains who happen to include a pretty interesting mermaid-kraken, so, look forward to that!

* Digivolves from: Octomon
* Digivolves to: Leviamon
Geremon

Oh yeah, and before we're done...there's also one palette swap of Numemon that they deemed worthy of its very own name and species designation, *Geremon.* There is nothing else different about Geremon, but its coloration obviously comes from the banana slug!

* Digivolves from: Tyutyumon
* Digivolves to: Waru Monzaemon
Reapermon

A virus Digimon "born from data on criminals," Reapermon is more or less an "evil" Digimon, but devotes itself to tracking down *other* evil Digimon as a bounty hunter, and has a nice enough design for a big robot man. The important thing here is that this scary skull-mecha has evolved from Shakkoumon in at least one piece of media, and that's pretty damn cool. From a heroic angel to a holy idol to an embodiment of death! As with *Skullgreymon,* I like the idea of a Digimon having a more chaotic, monstrous form it doesn't generally *want* to evolve into, but might be forced to under dire enough circumstances, and I think that's just the sort of final twist this line could use.

Yes, yes, there are other Digimon related to the Angemon line, including at least a dozen other "fusions" between Patamon or Angemon and some other Digimon, but I think we've gone over what most would consider the "core" members of this family, and we'll reserve additional fusions and spinoffs for reviews of their own. Like I said early on, we're going to try to keep each Digimon review page as streamlined as possible!

* Digivolves from: Metal Phantomon
Karatsuki Numemon

Simply dubbed "Shelnumemon" in earlier English material, this variant was introduced in the sixth Digimon virtual pet, the same one that gave us *Tentomon*, but was surprisingly enough **not** this virtual pet's "failure" evolution option.

Karatsukinumemon is otherwise exactly the same thing as Numemon, including overall battle power according to every game since, merely borrowing its shell from other mollusk-like Digimon. There are no such Digimon who naturally have this *particular* shell, mind you, but it's kind of like how the Shellder on Slowbro's tail changes shape when they evolve together. What it does have over Numemon, other than the shell, are the eerie red irises and the smaller but sharper-toothed mouth, and it's actually hard to decide which set of features I like more.

* Digivolves from: Syakomon
* Digivolves to: Black King Numemon
Henry (NWR Adventures)

## Henry

**Henry (NWR Adventures)** is a Green Tender Engine!

## Bio/Personality:

Henry is generally well-behaved and friendly, but is sometimes arrogant. Henry is at heart, a very hard worker, but his frequent bouts of illness hinder his work. His illnesses almost always have something to do with his boiler. Unlike Gordon and James, Henry does not mind pulling trucks, especially as he is a mixed traffic engine, although when he is given the job of pulling the express whenever Gordon is unable to, this can get to his smokebox and he can act full of himself. While he does not usually mind pulling trucks Henry hated to shunt his own trains, which led to several miserable days stuck in the sheds after a failed attempt at going on strike.

## Technical Details:

Henry's history is considered my many to be 1 of the most checkered and interesting histories of any of the NWR's Fleet. In 1919, an unknown locomotive builder sent a spy to steal drawings from Sir Nigel Gresley, the Great Northern Railway's Chief Mechanical Officer. The builder had formerly been an apprentice of Gresley, and had a strong grudge against him for unknown reasons. The spy had initially meant to steal the drawings for Gresley's New Pacific Design, but accidently stole plans for an early draft of what eventually would become the LNER's B17 Class 10 Wheelers. The designer (blissfully unaware that his spy had "bungled up the job") had the locomotive constructed at once. The resulting locomotive (of course) would become the engine we all know as "Henry." However, upon completion, a HUGE Flaw with Henry's design was found: His firebox was too small, and was unable to develop enough heat with the usual bituminous coal used on most steam engines at the time. Because of this, Henry's builder's had 1 thing on their minds: Get rid of him as fast as possible. Luckily, it wasn't long until they found a buyer.

Henry's new base is based on the London, Midland, and Scottish Railway Class 5, affectionately nicknamed the "Black 5's". Designed by William Stanier, 842 Locomotives were constructed between 1934-1951 at the LMS's Workshops at Crewe, Derby, and Horwich, which additional locomotives constructed at Vulcan Foundry and Armstrong Whitworth. The Black 5 were designed to be "Go Anywhere" Machines, and handled work all across the LMS system. Impressively, the Black 5's lasted until the end of Steam on BR until 1968, and happily, 18 members of the class managed to survive into preservation. Henry, Jay, 48920, Sammy, Alexander are based off these!
Midoriya

Maho Himejima (Adoptive Niece/Lover)

Realm of the Dead (Formerly)

## Equipment

**Gauntlets**: On both of his hands, Midoriya wears gauntlets that allow bug-shaped terminals to be fitted. The left gauntlet fits a blue terminal that has the powers and abilities of Innovate Clear. In the right gauntlet, he inserts a jet-black terminal that has the powers and abilities of Telos Karma.

* **Innovate Clear**: One of the twenty five Longinus. It allows Midoriya to create his own world where he can create anything, but what he creates can only exist inside this world.

* **Telos Karma**: One of the twenty five Longinus. It allows Midoriya to choose whatever outcome of a situation he desires such as making a weapon dull or simply miss; changing its function. This is fate manipulation.
* **Transcendental Arrival**: Midoriya's Re-Drive of Innovate Clear and Telos Karma. It takes the form of a machine-like armor that cover his body that strengthens his powers and abilities and gain blade of light.
Princess Victoria

Princess Victoria is a Midland Railway 1000 Class!

## Technical Details:

These were developed from a series of five locomotives (2631–2635) introduced in 1902 by Samuel Waite Johnson, which had a 3-cylinder compound arrangement on the Smith system, with one high-pressure cylinder inside the frames and two low-pressure cylinders outside, and used Smith's starting arrangement. On the first two locomotives independent control of high-pressure and low-pressure valve gears was available. From 1905 onwards, Johnson's successor Richard Deeley built an enlarged and simplified version, eliminating all the Smith refinements and fitting his own starting arrangement, making the engines simpler to drive. These locomotives were originally numbered 1000–1029, but in the 1907 renumbering scheme the five Smith/Johnson locomotives became 1000–1004 and the Deeley compounds 1005–1034. Ten more of these were added in 1908–1909. The original Johnson locomotives were all subsequently renewed as Deeley compounds, including the now-preserved 1000 which was rebuilt and outshopped with a superheater in 1914.
Demon Slayer Magic

Elemental Magic

Fallen Angels

### Second Generation Demon Slayers

People who were infused with Demon Soul, early of later in life. They are named Demon Infusers.

 Yami Voltnah
 Rogar Eslo
 B'lie
 Kyren Hinami
 Eli Izuki

### Third Generation Demon Slayer

People who were infused with an Demon Soul and taught by Demons. They are named Demon Students.

 Gasu Gasu
 Seeo Rejoco
 Briggs Akainu
 Rhitta
 Necro

### Fourth Generation Demon Slayer

People who were Demon Souls and an Dragon, Phoenix, Golem, Angel, God or Chimera Souls. They are named Demon Doubles.

 Liz Makka
 Angel Agusta

### Fifth Generation Demon Slayer

Artificial Creatures created with Magic and Alchemy as weapons of destruction. They are named Demon False

### Seventh Generation Demon Slayer

People who ate Demons for their powers. They are named Demon Eaters.

 Arata Kizaru
Myth’os Wiki

## Welcome to the Myth’os Wiki

This is a wiki about an manga series I’m thinking of making called Myth’os. Myth’os is a magic school manga. you can also create your own characters, Ability’s and Magic if you want.

## Describe your topic

Write a description about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it.

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Add one below!

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Metal Greymon

See? There's another rocket-shark! Metalgreymon isn't nearly as interesting as Skullgreymon, but it is the more accepted, more stable "perfect" stage of the Agumon line. In the west, this stage was known as "ultimate," but then Japan went and added a sixth stage of Digimon evolution *they* call the "ultimate" one, and the west was left calling that stage the "mega" stage. This is what you get when you make completely arbitrary dub changes, guys.

* Digivolves from: Greymon
* Digivolves to: War Greymon, Victory Greymon, Ancient Greymon
Lucy Hinata (End)

## Names

### Name

Lucy HinataSylph Queen

Maiden of The Black Dragon

## Personal Info

### Age

1314

15

16

17

18

25

### Magic

Healing MagicWind Magic

Magi Net

Holy Light

Demon Wind

## Status

### Relatives

Himo Hinata (Father)Unnamed Mother (Deceased)

Mef Hinata (Older Brother) (Deceased)

Kason Rejoco (Husband)

Yui (Adoptive Daughter)

Miia Rejoco (Daughter)

Lucifer (Brother-In-Law)

Phoo Rejoco (Brother-In-Law)

Lye Ryder (Sister-In-Law)

Arth Rejoco (Brother-In-Law)

Seeo Rejoco (Sister-In-Law)

### Occupation

Student (Former)Queen

Magician
Emperor Ranked Slayers

## Slayers

Kason Rejoco - Crimson Fire Demon Slayer

Eren Redwood - White Heavenly Dragon Slayer

Opal - Holy Shadow Phoenix Slayer

Minith Shomo - Navy Earth God Slayer

Arthur Pendragon - Spectral Dragon Angel

## Chants

Kason:

I shall awaken from slumber,

I am the one who stole the Blessing of Annihilation from God,

I taunt the “Infinite“, and burn the most Holy of Dreams, Into the Most Despicable Nightmares,

Now I shall become the Crimson Devil that Masters the Flames Of Hell, And Annihilates the Gods,

And You Drown In the Flame Depths of Crimson Purgatory.

Eren:

I shall awaken from Slumber,

I am the One who Lost Sanity To The Blessing Of Divine From God,

I pity the “Infinite”, and Return the most Holy of Dreams, back into the Most Despicable Nightmares,

Now I Shall become the White Tyrant that Masters the Heavenly Path Of Supremacy, and Divides the Gods,

And I shall lead you to the Furthest Reaches of Innocence in the Depths Of White Hell.

Opal:

I shall Awaken From Slumber,

I am the One who Fused with The Blessing Of Elimination From God,

I end the “Infinite“, and rewrite the Most Holy of Dreams, into the Most Despicable Nightmares,

Now I Shall become The Holy Phoenix that infests the Shadowy Gates Of Limbo, and Eliminates the Gods,

And I Shall Meets you in the Furthest Reaches of Light, In the Shadowy Depths Of Limbo.
Palmon

If you're already familiar with the mains, you probably know which one I'd have to pick for myself, but going by the "child" levels alone...I feel like Palmon fits my tastes *even better* than the series token arthropod. Look at her! She's a scaly, veiny reptilian plant-gremlin with just the *cutest* little fangs and veiny root legs and big, inky alien eyes you ever did see! She's as monstrous as she is positively precious, and the only thing cuter than her design might be her voice in *either* the Japanese or English versions. Did I mention her main attack, "poison ivy," extends her purple claws into thorny, venomous vines?!

Palmon's human partner in *Adventure* is a girl called Mimi, who probably undergoes the most dramatic growth in the show. She starts off the most emotionally fragile of the kids, a spoiled brat who even acts as the *antagonist* of one episode, and at one point does the **unthinkable:**

*Hurting her monster partner's feelings by implying that she's ugly.*

You wouldn't think I could ever forgive a character after that, but without even shedding her love of fashion and all things "girly," Mimi manages to go from the crappiest kid to one of the toughest, and her bond with her monster becomes one of the strongest. It is absolutely cute as hell how much this kid comes to love a poisonous, chlorophyllic hobgoblin as practicaly an adoptive sister.

* Digivolves from: Tanemon
* Digivolves to: Togemon, Pucchiemon, Vegiemon