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Line 164: === Juri Katou ''(Jeri Kato)'' === [[File:~~jeri_2494~~Mueco 1444.gif\|frame]] A sweet girl who Takato has a crush on. Has issues with her mother {{spoiler\|she lives with her step-mom}}. Ends up in the end of [[Break the Cutie\|a lot of bad luck]]. You can see where this is going. Line 196: * [[Talking to Himself\|Talking To Herself]]: With the D-Reaper, naturally. * [[Tomboy and Girly Girl]]: Girly Girl to Ruki's Tomboy. * [[Took a Level Inin Badass]]: Brutally subverted. Good lord the girl ''tries so hard.'' She wants to toughen up to be worthy of Leomon and it slowly happens. Then it all goes to hell in a hand basket at... [[It Was His Sled\|well...]] ** {{spoiler\|It FINALLY ends up working for her in the end when she stands up to the D-Reaper on her own ''without Leomon OR Takato there'' and choses to [[Screw Destiny]] and make her own fate. Of course, she and Calumon still need to be rescued in the end...but so does everyone, actually.}} Line 245: [[File:RyoDigimon_3434.png\|frame]] A mysterious Digimon tamer and former champion of the card game, who has some sort of rivalry with Rika. To everyone outside of Japan, he seemed to [[Canon Immigrant\|come pretty much]] [[Digimon ~~Wonder~~Adventure: ~~Swan~~Anode ~~Series~~Cathode Tamer\|out of]] [[No Export for You\|nowhere]]. {{quote\|Voiced by: [[Junichi Kanemaru]] (JP), [[Steve Staley]] (EN)}} ---- * [[All There in the Manual]]: His entire backstory, including why he was in the ''Tamers'' canon to begin with, was told through [[Digimon ~~Wonder~~Adventure: ~~Swan~~Anode ~~Series~~Cathode Tamer\|a series of four Bandai WonderSwan games]]. For the sake of reference, a summary of said games can be found [[Digimon (Franchise)/Wonder Swan Games/Synopsis\|here]]. [[No Export for You]]: None of these games were released in the west, meaning that's one ''long'' manual no-one got to read.<br />* Because of this, Chris McFeely of ''The Digimon Encyclopedia'' helped create a comic explaining Ryo's origins for Western fans. "Ryo's Story" appeared in ''Wickid'' magazine (the UK Fox Kid's magazine) issue #43, on September 28th, 2003. * [[The Ace]] Line 515: * {{spoiler\|[[Dead Sidekick]]}} * {{spoiler\|[[Death Is Cheap]]: This series as a whole averts the normal Digimon usage of the trope, and his death is treated very seriously and is very permanent as a result.}} * [[Dub -Induced Plot Hole]]: The dub fumbles his {{spoiler\|last words a bit - they were changed in his death scene and according flashbacks, but instances of Juri quoting them herself later acted as though they weren't modified.}} * [[Fluffy Tamer]]: Juri's got this dynamic with him. * [[Gentle Giant]] Line 661: * [[Hellish Pupils]]: Somewhat naturally for Beelzemon, but it was more obvious when he was angry. * [[Hero-Killer]]: {{spoiler\|poor Leomon}} * [[Humans Are ~~Bastards~~the Real Monsters]]: He felt this way for a long time due to his Tamers treating him like a possession. It isn't until Jeri convinces Gallantmon to spare him, that he drops this trope. * [[The Imp]]: Well, duh... * [[It's All My Fault]]: Damn right it was. Line 683: * [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]]: As Beelzemon. His eyes turned green in Blast Mode as a sign of his [[Heel Face Turn]]. * [[Screwy Squirrel]]: As Impmon. ** [[~~Completely~~Comically Missing the Point\|He looks more like a cat than anything else...]] * [[Take My Hand]]: Fails this with Jeri, as she is reminded of {{spoiler\|Leomon, whom he killed.}} ** In the manga version of that scene, Jeri ''attempts'' to take his hand, but he is cut down before she can. * [[That Man Is Dead]]: Impmon is nuttin' more than a bad memory, an' don't you fergeddit! * [[Took a Level Inin Badass]]: As Impmon, he's harmless, even towards the main Digimon in their Rookie forms. When he becomes Beelzemon, oh boy... * [[Too Many Belts]]: Beelzemon * [[Villainous Glutton]]: Beelzemon is, within the Digimon franchise, the Demon Lord associated with gluttony. Namely in Tamers, his goal, at least up until his [[Heel Face Turn]], becomes that of killing strong opponents to devour their data and increase his own power. Line 957: A giant two-headed turtle and one of the four Holy Beasts. For all the [[Darker and Edgier]] of the series, he brings a little bit of comic relief. At least, one head does. ~~----~~ * [[~~Talking~~Inner ~~to Themself~~Dialogue]]: one head does most of the talking, including on behalf of the other.▼ * [[The Nicknamer]]: As early as Ebonwumon's second line, he's giving out nicknames. ▲* [[Talking to Themself]]: one head does most of the talking, including on behalf of the other. * [[Turtle Power]] * [[Turtle Island]] Line 965: ---- == The D-Reaper / True Enemy == Line 977 ⟶ 976: ---- * [[Adaptive Ability]] * [[AIA.I. Is a Crapshoot]]: The only artificial intelligence to remain a villain the whole series. Unlike all the others, it's doing exactly what it was created to do, just on a larger scale than its creators intended. * [[Big Bad]]: Of the final arc, and of the entire series due to being at the heart of the conflict between the Digital and human worlds. * [[Complete Monster]]: The part of D-Reaper that invades Earth, and all of it's agents. Particularly J-Reaper. Line 996 ⟶ 995: * [[Powered by a Forsaken Child]]: ''Literally''. * [[Mind Rape]]: What the thing does to Jeri to get more power. * [[Non-Standard Character Design]]: Invoked by Chiaki J. Konaka, the head writer for a show. He had Kenji Watanabe (the originator of ''Digimon''), Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru (the human character designer), and [[Shinji Aramaki]] (the CGI designer) have a competition with each other while designing this thing for the expressed purpose of getting this. And it worked; there's certainly never been anything like this before or after it. * [[Omnicidal Maniac]] * [[Talking to Himself]]: With Jeri, naturally. That was kind of the point.