Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Leaping Through Time/Characters

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The character sheet for characters introduced in Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Leaping Through Time the third arc of Digimon Xros Wars. For characters introduced in the first two arcs here Digimon Xros Wars

Main Hunters and their Digimon

Tagiru Akashi

A member of Taiki and Yuu's Xros Heart basketball team. He followed Ryouma and his partners into DigiQuartz, and there met his partner, Gumdramon. After meeting the Watchman, he gleefully grabbed the opportunity to become a Digimon Hunter.

Voiced by Marina Inoue

  • Blush Sticker
  • Determinator: In episode eleven, Tagiru got his passion sucked out of him by FlaWizarmon, rendering him a droopy-eyed, speech-slurring wreck. Despite this, he still insisted on continuing the hunt, and he managed to regain his energy through sheer Heroic Resolve.
  • Expy: To previous Digimon main characters, but in particular, his shirt has a notable resemblance to Taichi's. He also pretty much plays the Daisuke to Taiki's Taichi as far as role goes, and is even characterised very similarly, if Up to Eleven.
  • Goggles Do Nothing: His have yellow lenses.
  • Hot-Blooded: To the point that steam comes out of his nostrils.
  • I Just Want to Be Special: Tagiru wants to be in the spotlight and surpass Taiki, to the point he tries to emulate him, while also jumping at every potential competition in order to prove himself. Which leads to...
  • Idiot Hero: Perhaps the best example ever afforded by the franchise, well beyond even Daisuke.
  • Japanese Pronouns: "Ore".
  • Jumped At the Call: He didn't need any persuasion to become a Hunter.
  • Keet: This cannot be emphasised enough.
  • Kid Appeal Character: Shares this role with Gumdramon.
  • Meaningful Name: It's written in katakana, but it's pronounced the same way as (滚), meaning "to boil". Yeah. The name of his insert song plays with this - "Tagiru Chikara" (spelled in katakana only) can accordingly be taken to meaning "boiling power".
  • Shipper on Deck: For Taiki and Akari.
  • Skunk Stripe: A flash of red in his otherwise brown hair. He gets it from his mother.
  • Static Character: He never really goes through any significant changes.
    • Arguably a Flat Character too 'cause there's really not much to him, he even admits this and is fine with it!
  • Vitriolic Best Buds: He and Yuu have this dynamic, as well as with Gumdramon.

Gumdramon

Tagiru's partner, a blue dragon Digimon with a tail hammer known as the shippotsuchi[1]. He found himself in DigiQuartz after an accident in the Digital World, and sought out a human partner in order to take part in the Hunter games. He focuses on Tagiru, and the two quickly became partners, unlocking the ability for Gumdramon to super evolve.

His evolved and DigiXros forms in this series are as follows:

  • Arresterdramon, his super evolved form. A large, purple dragon with red armor, purple wings, and a trident at the end of its tail.
  • Arresterdramon Superior Mode, a more advanced form of Arresterdramon. His purple wings have become larger and golden, his mouth can now be opened, and is significantly larger and stronger.

Voiced by: Kumiko Watanabe

Tropes associated with Gumdramon's Evolved or DigiXros forms:


Taiki Kudo

The legendary General who led Xros Heart to victory against the Bagra Empire. In the year since the defeat of Bagramon, Taiki formed a three-man street basketball team along with Yuu and Tagiru, named Xros Heart after the army he led in the Digital World.

Voiced by: Minami Takayama

Betsumon: "Impossible...There's someone out there who makes worse jokes than I do..."

Shoutmon

Taiki's primary partner Digimon. In the year since he defeated Bagramon, Shoutmon has achieved his dream of becoming the Digimon King. With the assistance of Wisemon, he and the rest of Xros Heart can be called upon by Taiki when he's needed.

His evolved and DigiXros forms in this series are as follows:

  • OmegaShoutmon, his super evolved form. A lithe dragon warrior resembling a fully-grown Shoutmon plated in gold.
  • Shoutmon X4, Xrossed with the Starmons, Ballistamon and Dorulumon. A Humongous Mecha amalgamation of the four, wielding the Star Sword. This time, the number of Digimon involved in this Xros means it can be only achieved by giving someone else two of the components, then executing a Double Xros.
  • Shoutmon X7, Xrossed with the Starmons, Ballistamon, Dorulumon, Sparrowmon, and ZekeGreymon. A Humongous Mecha amalgamation of the seven, sporting a giant version of Shoutmon's microphone. Taiki still needs to do Great Xros to use it, but now needs four people to use it instead of the three like the previous series.
  • Shoutmon DX, Xrossed with ZekeGreymon. OmegaShoutmon wears ZekeGreymon's armour in this form, with weaponry formed from both OmegaShoutmon's feet and ZekeGreymon's own weaponry. Formed by Double Xros with Kiriha.

Voiced by: Chika Sakamoto

Tropes Associated With Shoutmon's Evolved or DigiXros forms:

Yuu Amano

The younger brother of Taiki's former Xros Heart comrade, Nene Amano; he was once led astray into serving the Bagra Army and killing thousands, but is now determined to make up for it. Since the defeat of Bagramon, Yuu now attends school with Taiki and is one grade below him.

Voiced by: Kanae Oki

  • The Atoner
  • Berserk Button: Treating the whole Digimon thing like a game; completely understandable given what happened when he did.
  • Chick Magnet
  • Child Prodigy
  • Green-Eyed Monster: Was envious of Taiki and Tagiru in episode four because he couldn't do anything to help in battle, but knows it was his own fault Damemon died and presses on regardless.
  • It's All My Fault: Briefly believed that his actions in the previous series led to Damemon intentionally not coming back to him. Needless to say, he was wrong.
  • Japanese Pronouns: "Boku".
  • Out of Focus: Despite being promoted to the main trio, he ends up having very little impact on the overarching plot.
  • The Rival: Acts this way towards Tagiru, but Tagiru is more focused on surpassing Taiki.
  • Ship Tease: With Airu, to the point of being a Running Gag.
  • The Smart Guy: Easily the smartest of the group if Taiki hasn't already taken that role.
  • Supreme Chef: Cooks for Tagiru, Gumdramon, and Cutemon in episode five, and by their reactions Yuu's a pretty good chef.
  • Vitriolic Best Buds: He and Tagiru have this dynamic.
  • What Do You Mean It's Not Heinous?: Yuu's focus on being The Atoner causes him to be rather critical of Tagiru and others' motives for being Hunters, but how on the money he is tends to vary from situation to situation. Cases like Hideaki prove that what others have in mind may not necessarily be all that bad.

Damemon

Yuu's partner Digimon. In Xros Wars, he worked for the Bagra Army and was assigned to be Yuu's handler, but came to genuinely care for his charge. His death forced a Heel Realization out of Yuu, and despite Damemon being resurrected the two do not reunite until this series.

His evolved and DigiXros forms in this series are as follows:

  • Tuwarmon, his super evolved form. A robotic ninja Digimon.

Voiced by: Masami Kikuchi

  • Back from the Dead
  • Catch Phrase: Same as ever, "Dame Dame!"[6]
  • Epic Flail: BUNBUN KEN! [7]
  • Expy: Towards Sukamon, as both are basically talking, animated poop.
  • Fartillery/WeaponizedExhaust: BOO~ST ATTACK!
  • Heel Face Turn: When he died in Xros Wars, he was still technically part of the Bagra Army. Now he's a full-fledged good guy.
  • Japanese Pronouns: "Mii".
  • More Dakka: GUN VULCAN!
  • Out of Focus: Since his revival, he's had only a handful of lines and appearances, and had an active role only in the ninth episode. Interestingly enough, only Damemon is getting it - Yuu himself still gets very substantial screen time.
    • It seemed to be changing as of episode eleven, then it kind of...didn't. For example, he literally does not appear at all in episode nineteen, despite there being a fairly large fight in which even Airu/Opossumon and a oneshot character actively participate.
  • Redemption Demotion: Played with. In the previous series, Damemon was a disguise worn by Tuwarmon while acting as Yuu's ally. However, since he was reborn as Damemon, and not Tuwarmon, he has to evolve into him rather than transform back and forth like he used to. This has shown no visible effect on his fighting strength.
Tropes Associated With Damemon's Evolved or DigiXros forms:

Ryouma Mogami

A mysterious young man who appears to be the leader of the rival team of hunters, though they apparently only work together out of convenience. His Digimon partner is Psychemon.

Voiced by: Tetsuya Kakihara

Psychemon

Ryouma's partner Digimon, a reptile Digimon wearing a multi-colored pelt. He's a mon of very few words, but incredibly efficient at getting the job done.

His evolved and DigiXros forms in this series are as follows:

  • Astamon, his super evolved form. A humanoid demon Digimon resembling a mob boss.

Voiced by: Takahiro Sakurai

Tropes Associated With Psychemon's Evolved or DigiXros forms:

Airu Suzaki

Another member of Ryouma's Hunter group, who considers herself a "Digimon Celebrity." She is focused only on collecting cute Digimon, and isn't above violence and the bending of rules if it will get her what she wants.

Voiced by: Megumi Han

Opossummon

Airu's Digimon partner. A Digimon resembling a cat holding a set of balloons, she often gets jealous whenever Airu pursues other Digimon or considers them cuter than she is.

Her evolved and DigiXros forms in this series are as follows:

  • Cho·Hakkaimon, her super evolved form. A humanoid Digimon in what looks like pig-themed armor, based on a (male) character from Journey to the West.

Voiced by: Ryoko Shiraishi

Tropes Associated With Opossummon's Evolved or DigiXros forms:

Ren Tobari

Another member of Ryouma's Hunter team. Despite working with Ryouma, he has no interest in others and prefers to do things his own way. He's proud of the size of his Digimon collection.

Voiced by: Houko Kuwashima

Dracumon

Ren's Digimon partner.

His evolved and DigiXros forms in this series are as follows:

  • Yaksamon, his super evolved form. A masked samurai Digimon wielding two wooden swords.

Voiced by: Daisuke Kishio

  • Casting a Shadow
  • Eyes Do Not Belong There: Has a red eye in one palm and a green eye in the other, while only having eye-shaped markings on his face.
  • The Hyena: So far, most of what he's done is laugh maniacally.
  • I'm a Humanitarian: Or Digitarian, or whatever. Either way, he cheerfully takes a bite out of Blossomon, and then comes back for more later on.

"I want seconds!"

Tropes associated with Yaksamon's Evolved or DigiXros forms:

  • Yaksamon
    • Ascended Extra: Sort of. Unlike any other main partner Digimon, the Yaksamon species had already shown up several times playing bit parts in earlier anime series (including the original Xros Wars) before Young Hunters happened and graduated it to being a partner Digimon.
    • Cool Mask
    • Dual-Wielding
    • Everything's Better with Samurai
    • Horned Humanoid
    • Laser Blade: ITTOURYOUDAN![18]
    • Psychic Powers
    • Spell My Name with an "S": There's three transliterations of his name which have been the accepted Japanese name at some point or another: Yashamon (the straight transliteration and what certain fansubs goes with), Yasyamon (which is what dub supporting material goes with), and Yaksamon (TV Asahi's spelling and thus the current official Japanese name). They're all correct Romanizations of the origin of his name in at least one language ("yaksa" for Thai and Sanskrit, "yasha" and "yasya" for Japanese).
    • Wooden Katanas Are Even Better
    • Youkai: Specifically, his name is derived from a word for a kind of humanoid youkai.

Secondary Characters and Digimon

The Watchmaker and Clockmon

A mysterious duo who watch over the Hunter games and give Xros Loaders to whomever wishes to join. His intentions are initially unknown and seem almost sinister, but when Quartzmon revealed itself, he explained that he had established the Digimon Hunt as a way to control the influence of DigiQuartz and ultimately work on taking Quartzmon down. In the end, he reveals himself as Bagramon, reincarnated into a good human...somehow.

Voiced By: Takeshi Kusao (Watchmaker); Yuko Maruyama (Clockmon)

"Seriously, who is that guy?"

Mami Takahashi

Mami (center) and her friends, Midori Miike (left) and Haruka Hazuki (right)


A fellow student of Yuu and Tagiru's who is a big fan of Yuu...and not so big a fan of Tagiru.

Voiced by: Yumi Sudou

  • Berserk Button: Apparently Tagiru, for both good and possibly not so good reasons.
  • Expy: She's pretty much Tagiru's Akari, if significantly less friendly with Tagiru himself.
    • She also shares similarities to Jun, like being a...
  • Fan Girl: Of Yuu-sama.
  • Locked Out of the Loop: Mami has no idea what's going on with the Digimon Hunts, and thus, from her perspective, Tagiru is often babbling even more nonsense than usual.
  • Those Two Girls: Often accompanied by two of Yuu's fellow fangirls, who are named Haruka and Midori.

Team Xros Heart

The core members of Taiki's old team from the previous war, who joined Shoutmon in being able to go to DigiQuartz when Taiki needs them. Just as before, they can still combine with Shoutmon into various DigiXrosses. In the confrontation with Quartzmon's hordes of Vamdemon, Ballistamon was given to Zenjiro as his partner, while Dorulumon and Cutemon were partnered with Akari.

Voiced By: Takahiro Sakurai (Dorulumon); Takeshi Kusao (Ballistamon); Houko Kuwashima (Cutemon); Bin Shimada (Starmon); Kokoro Kikuchi (Pickmons); Show Hayami (Wisemon); Ryoko Shiraishi (ChibiKamemon)

Hideaki Mashimo

A Hunter who hunts Digimon for profit, collecting rewards from the people he helps in stopping Digimon. However, he's not interested in the money itself- his dream is to open a takoyaki stand once he's old enough, and until then, he's working to collect the money needed to finance the venture. His Digimon partner is Dobermon.

Voiced By: Shuuhei Sakaguchi

  • Ambition Is Evil: Averted. His desire to open a takoyaki stand is based on his dream to make people happy, and he'll do whatever he can to ensure he gets the money he needs fairly. It helps that he's genuinely happy to have assisted people.
  • Back for the Finale
  • A Boy And His Dog
  • Early-Bird Cameo: He and Dobermon appear in the final scene of the opening sequence, but nothing at all was heard about him for the first month or so of the series' run. It was widely assumed that he was just background filler, like Hirokazu, Kenta and Juri originally were in the Digimon Tamers opening before Chiaki Konaka went "Sure Why Not" and they became Tamers themselves; it's unclear whether that was the case here or he was planned to be a character from the start.
  • Expy: His hard-working personality, his emphasis on getting money in order to fund a far off goal, and his general Nice Guy and "big brother" sort of attitude remind one of Akira Date.
  • Honest John's Dealership: Averted. When he finds out the money he'd made by working with Ganemon was earned fraudulently, he is strongly angered by the Digimon's dishonesty, and at the end of the episode returns all of the money Ganemon stole along with the reward money he had previously gotten, refusing to take a single cent from Ganemon's trickery.
  • Large Ham: When talking about his dreams.
  • Mythology Gag: His dream to open a worldwide chain of takoyaki stores is very similar to Daisuke's dream of opening a worldwide chain of noodle vendors in Digimon Adventure 02.
  • Nice Guy: What he really wants to do is make people happy; profit is just a means to an end for that.
  • We Help the Helpless

Dobermon

Hideaki's Digimon partner. Dobermon is an incredibly fast Digimon whose appearance resembles that of a lean, black, and somewhat demonic-looking dog.

Voiced By: Tomohisa Hashizume

Akari Hinomoto

Taiki's friend and a participant in the war against the Bagra Army, who transferred schools in the year between then and now. As dedicated to helping Taiki as ever, the two of them were lured into a trap by SuperStarmon. As a result, Akari learned about the battles going on in DigiQuartz, and vowed to help Taiki in whatever way she could from then on... which she did by, in the fight with Quartzmon's hordes, gaining a X Loader of her own and becoming a Hunter and the partner of Dorulumon and Cutemon.

Voiced By: Ryoko Shiraishi

  • Back for the Finale
  • Big Eater
  • The Bus Came Back
  • Character Development: Contrast her attitude here to her attitude in the early episodes of Digimon Xros Wars. Akari immediately and calmly follows Taiki's lead when they're pulled into DigiQuartz, and is rather laid back when she learns about what was going on. All of this is far removed from the girl who originally only cared about getting home.
  • Crazy Prepared: Her Running Gag of always having a pillow ready for when when Taiki is about to collapse continues.
  • Eleventh-Hour Ranger: The Watchmaker tosses her a Xros Loader and she gets Dorulumon, Cutemon, and the PawnChessmons.
  • Girlish Pigtails
  • Locked Out of the Loop: Taiki avoided telling her and Zenjirou about what was going on because he was afraid of them getting wrapped up in another dangerous battle.
  • Loophole Abuse: She's the one who helps Taiki figure out that he can form Shoutmon X4 by performing Double Xros with someone else.
  • Zettai Ryouiki: Grade C now.

Zenjirou Tsurugi

Another one of Taiki's friends from the war against the Bagra Army. Zenjirou originally had no idea of what was occurring in DigiQuartz, but then found out from Taiki after the ordeal with SuperStarmon. In the end, he gets his wish and gets a X Loader, becoming a Hunter and the partner of Ballistamon.

Voiced By: Daisuke Kishio

Nene Amano

Yuu's older sister, who served as a General of Xros Heart in the war against the Bagra Empire. In the year since, she's made a name for herself in Hong Kong as an idol singer. Though initially unaware of DigiQuartz or the Digimon Hunts, Nene found herself being stalked by a mysterious masked man and a Digimon named Harpymon, and contacted her brother and the rest of Xros Heart to help her. Harpymon was stopped, and the masked man was revealed to be Yuu and Nene's father, who had been manipulated by Harpymon into being overprotective of her. Nene and her father reconciled, and she returned to her idol career.

Voiced By: Houko Kuwashima

  • Back for the Finale
  • The Bus Came Back
  • The Call Knows Where You Live: Literally, in her dad's case.
  • Celebrity Is Overrated: Averted. Nene is pretty happy with her career, and is shown as being rather competent and engaging in her work. Her father's belief in this trope, however, is what causes him to fall prey to Harpymon.
  • Hair Decorations: Wears red bows in her hair in one of her stage outfits.
  • Idol Singer
  • Locked Out of the Loop
  • Magic Skirt: In one of her stage outfits, which she ends up fighting in. Her standard outfit seems to have replaced this with a pair of shorts.
  • Ship Tease: With Kiriha.
  • Took a Level in Badass: Nene was pretty capable before, but even though it was just for a movie, you can't help but appreciate Nene showing off her ability to kick the crap out of several other guys. They were actors in a movie, yes, so no one got hurt, but she really beat them down! (Or at least that's what it looked like.)
  • When You Coming Home, Dad?: Episode ten reveals her to be this, with her being at odds with her father over his constant absence due to business, and her lack of support in her chosen career. Considering what the Amano siblings went through in the first series, this makes a lot of sense.

Sparrowmon

One of Nene's Digimon partners, who appears to have stayed with her ever since the war.

Voiced By: Kokoro Kikuchi

Mervamon

One of Nene's Digimon partners, who appears to have stayed with her ever since the war.

Her evolved and DigiXros forms in this series are as follows:

  • JetMervamon, Xrossed with Sparrowmon. Mervamon is equipped with Sparrowmon's guns and jetpack, and as such has the ability to fly.

Voiced by: Ryoko Shiraishi

Tropes associated with Mervamon's DigiXros forms:

Beelzebumon

An aloof demon lord Digimon resembling a winged knight. He arrived with Nene and Kiriha to help against the battle against Quartzmon.

Kiichi Funabashi

A classmate of Tagiru's who is a huge fan of locomotives and railroads, he befriended a Locomon in DigiQuartz. Not interested in Hunting, he instead opts to travel the world with Locomon and any kids who desire to ride with them.

Voiced by: Makiko Ohmoto

Locomon

Kiichi's Digimon partner. He's a Digimon in the shape of a locomotive. He was tempted by Ren's claims that he could unlock his true potential to become faster, but decided he preferred enjoying travelling with Kiichi. After escaping the control of Airu's Parasimon, he officially returned to Kiichi's side.

Voiced by: Eiji Takemoto

Kiriha Aonuma

Taiki's former rival turned ally from the war with the Bagra Empire. After the war, Kiriha spent some time in America, and he learned of DigiQuartz and started investigating of his own accord, meeting up with Greymon and the rest of Blue Flare again along the way. He participated in and ultimately won the Hunter competition on the southern island.

Voiced by: Takeshi Kusao

Greymon

Kiriha's primary partner Digimon, who along with the rest of Blue Flare rejoined Kiriha during his investigations into DigiQuartz. A powerful combatant with a fierce personality to match, he's loyal to Kiriha to a fault.

His evolved and Xrossed forms are as follows:

  • MetalGreymon, Xrossed with MailBirdramon. He gains armour and weaponry reminiscent of the original MetalGreymon.
  • ZekeGreymon, his super evolved form, accessible only from the MetalGreymon form. A gigantic, golden-armored evolution of MetalGreymon, armed with cannons and other powerful weaponry.

Voiced by: Takeshi Kusao

Tropes associated with Greymon's Evolved or DigiXros forms:

Haruki, Noboru, and Ken

Ken (left), Noboru (middle), and Haruki (right)


Three Hunters who participated in the hunt for Volcdoramon and were later on the receiving end of Betsumon's trickery. Their Digimon partners are Witchmon, Allomon, and ShimaUnimon, respectively.

Voiced by: Kouta Nemoto (Haruki), Yuuta Kasuya (Noboru), and Hiroshi Okamoto (Ken)

ShimaUnimon (left,) Allomon (middle), Witchmon (top right)

Tropes associated with Haruki, Noboru, and Ken's partners:

Mizuki

A deep-sea treasure hunter who became a Digimon Hunter after discovering a strange underwater cave connected to DigiQuartz. Her partner is Sabmarimon.

Voiced by: Satsuki Yukino

Sabmarimon

Mizuki's partner, a living submarine-fish with a head compartment in which Mizuki can ride.

Voiced by: Aiko Hibi

Tropes associated with Sabmarimon's DigiXros forms:

Other Digimon

Pinocchimon

The same Pinocchimon who Taiki and the other members of Xros Heart met in Dust Zone during the war with the Bagra Empire. In episode three, he appears, not recognizing Taiki and Shoutmon, and trying to convince the Robot Club of the characters' school to build GigaBreakdramon, in order to use its power to make himself the strongest Digimon in the world. Thankfully, Taiki and Shoutmon were able to snap him out of it.

Voiced By: Kei'ichi Nanba

Kotemon

A Digimon who appeared in DigiQuartz and mentored both Tagiru and Musashi Kenzaki in the art of kendo. He was originally suspected of aiding Musashi in taking down other kendo students, but ultimately, he was not responsible. He ended up lending his power to Tagiru and Gumdramon, joining their team.

Voiced By: Rokurou Naya

Pagumon

Tagiru captured this Digimon after it terrorized an okonomiyaki shop owner into cooking for it. Pagumon ended up inadvertently causing a falling-out between Tagiru and Gumdramon, and after trying its first actual bite of okonomiyaki went berserk. Pagumon duplicated and went on a rampage of gluttony before a reunited Gumdramon and Tagiru stopped it.

Voiced By: Chinami Nishimura

Ganemon

A Digimon shaped like a 10 yen coin who sent his Zenimon and KoZenimon into a shopping district in order to collect money for him, so he could devour enough of the human greed attached to it in order to increase his power. After using an unwitting Hideaki and Tagiru to help him, his true nature became known, and he was defeated. Afterwards, he joined Hideaki's team and was made to atone for his actions by returning the money he'd stolen.

Voiced By: Naoki Tatsuta

  • Animate Inanimate Object
  • The Atoner: Hideaki sees to that once all is said and done.
  • Attack Drone: His attacks basically amount to throwing his Zenimon at his opponents.
  • Badass Mustache: Averted. He has a mustache, but before being defeated, he's shown to be manipulative and cowardly.
  • Contest Winner Cameo: Ganemon was one of several winning fan-made Digimon designs from a contest held during the previous series, who first got shown off in the series' eye-catches before being animated here.
  • Emotion Eater: Ganemon devours money, but it's the greed attached to it that powers him up.
  • Golden Super Mode: Goes from brown-colored to gold upon powering up, and curiously retains it when he's defeated.
  • Greed: As stated just before, he eats it.
  • The Mustache Knows: It acts as a dowsing rod for the Zenimon.
  • Not So Different: Once again, Averted. Hideaki and Tagiru both know that Hideaki's dream is nothing like Ganemon's goals, which only hurt people.
  • Suitcase of Holding: What he keeps the Zenimon in.
  • Verbal Tic, gane

SuperStarmon

A Digimon who resembles Starmon. He captured a number of famous individuals in order to put them in his "collection" of superstars, and intended to add Taiki to his list. Ultimately, he was defeated by a combination of Shoutmon X4, Arresterdramon, Astamon, and Tuwarmon, upon which he became a member of Yuu's Digimon team.

Voiced By: Yuji Mitsuya

FlaWizarmon

A Digimon who grew stronger by absorbing the motivation of humans, leaving them listless and weak. Tagiru and Gumdramon went after him, only for Tagiru to become FlaWizarmon's next victim. He proceeded to take on Tagiru's personality, and as such, proved to be nearly unbeatable, until Tagiru regained his resolve and defeated him with the help of Arresterdramon.

Voiced By: Daisuke Sakaguchi

Ogremon and Fugamon

Fugamon (left) and Ogremon (right)


Two Digimon who, in an attempt to improve their ramen, partnered up with the father of Tagiru's classmate, Masaru, whose own ramen was lacking. Together, the three of them became successful, with the side effect of all three coming to devalue their own customers. Masaru, Tagiru and the others challenged the ogres to a ramen contest, and when they lost, Ogremon and Fugamon attempted to take Masaru's father back by force. After being Hunted, both Digimon were brought to their senses.

Voiced By: Ryuzaburo Ohtomo (Ogremon) and Yasuhiro Takato (Fugamon)

Phelesmon

A demon who feeds off the energy of human children. He disguises himself as an angelic figure who promises Makoto that he can make him get friends, but instead comes dangerously close to sacrificing their entire school to empower himself.

Voiced By: Ryo Horikawa

Patamon and Poyomon

Patamon (left) and Poyomon (right)


A pair of Digimon that live together in an abandoned Power Plant. Recently, Patamon was caught in the trap of Airu when she came to the Power Plant in search of a cute Digimon. Poyomon, believing her to be a bully, attacked Airu and kidnapped Opposumon to get back at her. Eventually, Patamon is freed from the cage with the help of Kaoru and makes everyone promise to let them live in peace. Afterward, Patamon thanks Kaoru one last time before leaving.

Betsumon

A master thief and a known wanted criminal, who disguises himself as other Digimon and uses their powers. He has a history with Gumdramon.

Voiced By: Daisuke Kishio

Gokuwmon

A friend of Shoutmon and the servant of Sanzomon. He stopped Gumdramon during one of his trouble-making schemes to become strong and took him to his master, Sanzomon, for his punishment.

Sanzomon

A mysterious Digimon who is the master of Gokuwmon and (presumably) the ally of Shoutmon. She is the one responsible for imprisoning Gumdramon for running wild in the digital world, as well as placing the Kinkoji Power Limiter on his tail. Aside from this, very little is known about her as she has only appeared in a flashback so far.

  • Absolute Cleavage
  • Eyes of Gold
  • Hair of Gold
  • Prophet Eyes
  • Stealth Mentor: The Power Limiter ring that she placed on Gumdramon's tail serves to inhibit his strength until he acknowledges the importance of his bond to his partner, at which point it starts strengthening rather than weakening him, subtly teaching Gumdramon the importance of fighting for the right reasons.
  • Wild Card: While Shoutmon clearly doesn't see her as an enemy, it's not entirely clear just where Sanzomon stands or what her ultimate agenda is.

Ekakimon

A Digimon who brings Shouta's creative UMA drawings to life and is impassioned by Shouta's imagination. They come at odds with Tagiru and the others. When a powerful drawing runs amuck, though, he and Shouta work with them in destroying it. Ekakimon later voluntarily joins Tagiru.

Voiced By: Kappei Yamaguchi

Plesiomon

A Digimon protecting a single DigiTama in an deep-sea cavern in DigiQuartz, menaced by Dagomon. According to Shoutmon, she's a legendary Digimon that is rare to find.

Voiced by: Misa Watanabe

Dagomon

A giant Digimon that was terrorizing Plesiomon in order to get her DigiTama and absorb it along with her to become stronger. He hypnotizes Mizuki as a plan to get through Plesiomon's barrier and attacks them once he succeeds. Eventually, he's defeated by a combination of Mizuki and Tagiru and is captured by the latter.

Voiced by: Shozo Iizuka

RookChessmon

A Digimon that Hiroya befriended as a KnightChessmon and helped him steal rare cards so he could be the best at a popular card game. However, RookChessmon was just using Hiroya to make himself stronger and bigger. As he sucked more and more of Hiroya's emotions, he went from a white KnightChessmon to a black one and eventually evolved into RookChessmon. Together, Yuu, Tagiru, and Taiki defeated the Digimon and it was captured by Yuu.

His evolved and DigiXros forms in this series are as follows:

  • KnightChessmon (Black), a form he took after taking enough of Hiroya's energy. The same as usual, but black in color.
  • RookChessmon (Black), his super evolved form. A large castle based Digimon with several cannons attached to its body.

Tropes associated with RookChessmon's Evolved or DigiXros forms:

Bakomons

A group of Bakomon that work at Digimon Land. Their job is to invite children to the amusement park to play and have fun. As it turned out, the Bakomons were being used by Jokermon and Sephirotmon to get children so the latter can power himself up by eating them and absorbing their happiness. However, the brown Bakomon realized how wrong this was and helped Tagiru stop Sephirotmon from using the emotions he absorbed, allowing Tagiru to defeat it.

Jokermon and Sephirotmon

Jokermon (left) and Sephirotmon (right)

Jokermon is the manager of Digimon Land. He enlists the Bakomon to invite children to Digimon Land so he can feed them to the real owner of Digimon Land, Sephirotmon, and power him up. Once Tagiru, Taiki, and Yuu found out, they confronted the two Digimon. With the help of Bakomon, the children were freed and Sephirotmon and Jokermon were captured by Tagiru.

MetallifeKuwagamon

A Digimon that caused havoc in DigiQuartz, leading Tagiru and Hideaki to investigate it. When Tagiru, Hideaki, and Kaneda ended up in DigiQuartz to search for it, MetallifeKuwagamon kidnapped Kaneda in order to hold him hostage. Eventually, they rescued Kaneda and Arresterdramon defeated him, but when Tagiru tried to capture him MetallifeKuwagamon revealed that he has already been hunted by an evil Digimon Hunter. Before he could explain more, Quartzmon came and absorbed him, killing the Digimon.


Other Captured Digimon

The point of Digimon hunting: to capture and collect Digimon. Digimon encountered and defeated in Digimon Hunts can be captured and stored within the Hunters' Xros Loaders as part of their collection, and can be called upon like the main partner, or used to DigiXros.[30]

  • Defeat Means Friendship: Once captured, they seem to be freed from whatever made them go berserk in the first place, and seem happy to help their Hunter out in battle in exchange.
  • Fusion Dance: They can be DigiXrossed using the Xros Loader, much like in the previous series, creating a "Xros Up" form for the main Digimon in the pair.

Tropes associated with Tagiru's captured Digimon:[31]

Tagiru's Digimon collection as of episode 14.[32]

Voiced By: Daisuke Kishio (MetalTyrannomon); Shigeru Chiba (Sagomon); Takeshi Kusao (Blossomon); Takahiro Sakurai (Harpymon)

Tropes associated with Ryouma's captured Digimon:[33]
Voiced By: Kokoro Kikuchi (Jagamon)

Tropes associated with Airu's captured Digimon.[34]

Tropes associated with Ren's captured Digimon:[35]

Tropes associated with Hideaki's captured Digimon:[37] [38]
Voiced By: Daisuke Kishio (Zenimon), Ryoko Shiraishi (KoZenimon)

Tropes associated with the staff on Kiichi and Locomon's train:[39]

  • All Hallow's Eve: Pumpmon, a Digimon with a Jack O'Lantern for a head.
  • Carnivore Confusion: Pumpmon serves pumpkin-related snacks on Locomon's train. Considering how angry Jagamon, a potato Digimon, got at people for eating potato chips, this raises...interesting questions.
  • Chest Insignia: The "D" on Dogmon's chest.
  • Heroic Dog: Dogmon.

Tropes associated with Kiriha's captured Digimon:[40]

Voiced By:

Tropes associated with the staff on Digimon Land:[41] [42]

Diablomon

A Digimon that Tagiru encountered at his school as a Tsumemon. When he tried to hunt it, the Tsumemon super evolved into Keramon and began to fuse the real world and DigiQuartz together. As they chased it, the Digimon continued super evolving until it became the giant Diablomon. Eventually, it was defeated by Shoutmon X7 and was revealed to be a clone, created by Quartzmon.

His evolved and DigiXros forms in this series are as follows:

  • Tsumemon, a creature with one eye that resembles a combination of a clawed hand and a foot.
  • Keramon, his first super evolved form. An octopus creature with large hands and constantly giggles.
  • Chrysalimon, his second super evolved form. A chrysalis-like creature with powerful tendrils
  • Infermon, his third super evolved form. A spider-like creature that has a gun in its mouth.
  • Diablomon, his final super evolved form. A creature resembling the devil with long arms and horns.

Tropes associated with Diablomon's Evolved or DigiXros forms:

Vamdemon

An army of clones created by Quartzmon to combat the heroes. Once Team Xros Heart fought back, the Vamdemon evolved into VenomVamdemon and BelialVamdemon and began to defeat them. Xros Heart was saved from the characters from previous series and the army was defeated.

Their evolved and DigiXros forms in this series are as follows:

  • BelialVamdemon, a demonic creature with mouths on its shoulders and giant glider wings.
  • VenomVamdemon, a gigantic monstrous version of Vamdemon.

Tropes associated with Vamdemon's Evolved or DigiXros forms:

Quartzmon

The Big Bad of this series. It is the creator of the DigiQuartz and has been designated as the final and greatest hunt target.

  • Big Bad
  • Expy: Design-wise, it has reminded many fans of the D-Reaper. It even plays the same trick by capturing people and imprisoning them inside giant tower-like form, and invading the human world, turning it into its territory in the process.
    • His final form also has aspects of Apocalypmon, being a vaguely humanoid torso attached to a giant geometric object. In addition, his humanoid aspect is very reminiscent of Lilith.
  • Eldritch Abomination: Certainly seems like one based on what we know of it thus far.
  • Face Stealer: It can absorb the data of other Digimon and take their form or create clones based on that data.
  • Foreshadowing: The floating islands that seem to be spawned by Quartzmon appear in the opening of the series long before first one of them appears in the series proper.
  • Japanese Pronouns: Watashi.
  • Meaningful Name: Obviously gives the name to the DigiQuartz. Going with the time theme in this series, the name might also refer to quartz clocks.
  • One-Winged Angel: It first appears in the form of a Diablomon, taking its true form after Diablomon is defeated.
    • In episode 24 it transforms again, from the tower form into a form resembling the D-Reaper's kernel sphere with four mechanical limbs.
  • Send in the Clones: It can create hordes of clones of Digimon whose data it has absorbed. So far, it has shown doing this to the Diablomon line and Vamdemon.
  • Shout-Out: Seems to be dedicated to creating these, as it has the ability to create clones of Digimon that have previously appeared as villains, like Diablomon and Vamdemon.
  • Villainous Breakdown: When Tagiru and Arresterdrmon assault his core and have a real shot of defeating him.

Tropes associated with Quartzmon's second form:

Other Characters

Tokio Hinoki

A member of Tagiru and Yuu's school robotics club. Desperate to create a robot design capable of winning a competition, he and his friends are manipulated by Pinocchimon into helping him complete GigaBreakdramon.

Voiced by: Akemi Okamura

Miho Sudou

Another member of Tagiru and Yuu's class. Miho became frustrated with her jealousy towards students who did achieved higher scores than her, and thus became corrupted through contact with Blossomon, who helped her get revenge. She was ultimately saved and resolved of her issues thanks to Yuu and the other hunters.

Voiced by: Kaori Mizuhashi

Musashi Kenzaki

A kendo practitioner who was beaten by Taiki and swore to defeat him. He became a student of Kotemon, who tried to help him improve his technique. Unfortunately, his strong desire to get stronger led to him being manipulated by Ren and Dracumon, who drove him to attack other kendo students as a tsuji-giri.

Voiced By: Fuyuka Ooura

Mr. Amano

Yuu and Nene's father, a prominent businessman. Because of his work, he is often estranged from his wife and children, but loves them very much all the same. That love, and worry for Nene over her idol career, is what led to Harpymon taking advantage of him and feeding off his feelings. Posing as a masked man, he was driven to attack anyone who he thought came close to Nene in order to protect her. When Harpymon was defeated, he was snapped out of it, and made peace with his daughter.

Voiced By: Toshio Furukawa

Masaru and Katsuji

Masaru (left) and his father Katsuji (right)


A father and son whose family own and operate a ramen restaurant. Katsuji was a decent ramen chef - whose personal recipe included a decent fish stock but less decent quality noodles - but a rival store began to take their business. Eager to improve his business, Katsuji accepted Ogremon and Fugamon's help, combining their recipes. Though the restaurant experienced better business, Masaru was ashamed to find his father becoming less and less concerned with satisfying his customers, even berating those who didn't care for the new recipe. Masaru challenged Fugamon and Ogremon to a ramen competition with Tagiru and the others' help, and snapped his father out of it by making Katsuji's original recipe. Ultimately, Katsuji improved business by reaching a compromise, accepting the two Digimons' contributions to improve his own recipe while keeping theirs on the menu as well.

Voiced By: Megumi Urawa (Masaru), Takuma Yamazaki (Katsuji)

  • Back for the Finale
  • Calling the Old Man Out
  • Cooking Duel
  • One Steve Limit: Averted. While it's unusual enough for any Digimon character to share their name with another, the other Masaru appears as a major supporting character during the last few episodes.
  • Ramen Slurp: Only natural that their episode brings about this trope.
  • Supreme Chef: Averted, in the case of both father and son. Katsuji's ramen recipe is lacking on its own, and Masaru's isn't fit to be sold. It's only what it represented that had any significance.
  • Unsatisfiable Customer: Subverted, in that Katsuji's inability to suffer any criticism of "his" new recipe is the source of the problem.

Makoto Tamura

A young boy who became desperate to have friends because of his constant moving around. He encounters Phelesmon disguised as an angel in DigiQuartz and is offered the chance to have friends by the Digimon. Makoto takes the offer and hypnotizes his class with the help of Phelesmon's power but eventually falls under the spell as well. Eventually, Tagiru manages to snap Makoto out of the spell and becomes his first true friend after Phelesmon is defeated.

Kaoru

A self proclaimed "Spirit Hunter" that investigates paranormal activities in order to prove that they can be explained through science. She enters an abandoned Power Plant with Yuu and Tagiru in order to explain the mysterious ghost sightings seen recently. She eventually finds the "ghost"--a Patamon-- and frees it from the trap that Airu had put it in.

Shouta

One of Tagiru and Yuu's classmates. He loves to draw, but the other kids in the class tease him for having a wild imagination. He eventually meets Ekakimon, a pencil Digimon who loves his imagination and can bring his art to life. When Tagiru, Yuu, and Taiki try to stop him from bringing his creations to life, Shouta and Ekakimon enter DigiQuartz to create the strongest UMA to battle them. However, it goes out of control until Shouta gives Arresterdramon an eraser to destroy it.

Hiroya

A kid who enjoys playing a popular card game but is unable to win due to not having stronger, rarer cards. He encounters a KnightChessmon and uses him to steal rare cards from other players. Unbeknownst to Hiroya, KnightChessmon was just using him and absorbing his greed for strength in order to super evolve into RookChessmon. After seeing Yuu defeat RookChessmon, Hiroya realizes that power is not all that one needs to be strong.

Kaneda

One of Tagiru and Yuu's classmates who has an obsession with insects. He attempted to capture a golden stag beetle that had bee recently seen in order to prove it as a new species. When he followed Tagiru and Hideaki into DigiQuartz, he captures it, only to find that it was a part of MetallifeKuwagamon. Afterward, he was captured by the Digimon and held hostage so it could escape.

Returning characters and their Digimon

Characters from the five prior Digimon anime series. They were recruited from their own universes by the Watch Man and spread out throughout the world in order to combat the threat of Quartzmon's international apparitions, with the five leaders in particular - Taichi, Daisuke, Takato, Takuya and Masaru - required, as five of the six legendary heroes who saved their worlds (the sixth being Taiki himself), to come to Tokyo and help take on Quartzmon himself.

Tropes applying to the returning heroes in general:

  • The Cameo: Silhouettes of other past characters not given a proper appearance are seen in the beginning of episode 24: (in order) Tamers!Beelzebumon, Sora and Garudamon, Miyako and Aquilamon, Ikuto and Ravemon, SaintGalgomon, Blitzmon, MagnaGarurumon, Iori and Ankylomon, Angemon, Angewomon, and Justimon. The brief appearances of Jou, Gomamon and Tentomon are this in a more conventional sense.
  • Canon Immigrant
  • Crisis Crossover
  • Eleventh-Hour Ranger: All of them, being that they showed up in the fourth-last episode and didn't start really doing anything until the second-last.
  • The Voiceless: A disappointing number of those who got prominent roles remained completely silent in their appearances. This got particularly awkward with some of the Digimon, because after all, this franchise is very well-known for Calling Your Attacks.

Digimon Adventure

Taichi Yagami

The leader of the Chosen Children of Digimon Adventure. He first showed up on a boat sailing through the DigiQuartz with other Digimon protagonists. Later, he showed up along with Masaru to battle a giant floating island with a face, saving Tagiru from being consumed by it in the process.

Voiced by: Toshiko Fujita

Agumon

Taichi's Digimon partner. He was first seen on a boat with his partner, and later appeared to battle against a giant floating island with a face, saving Tagiru from being consumed by it in the process.

His evolved and DigiXros forms in this series are as follows:

  • WarGreymon, his Ultimate level form. An anthropomorphic dinosaur, with golden mech-armor.
  • Omegamon, a fusion with MetalGarurumon. A white paladin-like figure wielding a WarGreymon-themed sword and a MetalGarurumon-themed cannon.

Voiced by: Chika Sakamoto

Tropes associated with Agumon's Evolved or fused forms:

Yamato Ishida

One of the Chosen Children of Digimon Adventure. He showed up in the final battle against Quartzmon to provide Taichi with MetalGarurumon to Jogress into Omegamon.

MetalGarurumon

The evolved form of Yamato's Digimon partner, Gabumon. He first appeared to battle against Quartzmon's forces and combined with Agumon to become Omegamon.

His fused forms in this series are as follows:

  • Omegamon, a fusion with WarGreymon. A white paladin-like figure wielding a WarGreymon-themed sword and a MetalGarurumon-themed cannon.

Mimi Tachikawa

One of the Chosen Children of Digimon Adventure. She showed up along with Ruki where they are seen helping Kiriha and Nene. When Kiriha thanked her for having some help from Hunters, she and Ruki both held up their Digvice and D-Arc, respectively, to signify that they are not Hunters.

Palmon

Mimi's Digimon partner, a plant-like Digimon who can use vines to attack. She first appeared with Mimi to help Kiriha and Nene fight against the giant islands with faces on them. The entire scene was offscreen, though.

Tentomon

The partner of Koushiro Izumi, who hasn't shown up. Tentomon appeared to explain exactly what the five previous leaders were doing to Zenjirou and Akari.

Voiced by: Takahiro Sakurai

Jou Kido

One of the Chosen Children of Digimon Adventure. While the others were fighting in Tokyo, he and Gomamon were left behind after defeating one of Quartzmon's clones; Jou was not pleased to find that out.

Voiced by: Masami Kikuchi

Gomamon

Jou's partner Digimon. He appeared with Jou after defeating one of Quartzmon's clones to inform him that everyone had left before they finished.

Voiced by: Junko Takeuchi

Digimon Adventure 02

Daisuke Motomiya

The leader of the Chosen Children of Digimon Adventure 02. He first showed up on a boat sailing through the DigiQuartz with other Digimon protagonists. Later, he showed up to battle against Quartzmon with Taichi, Takato, Takuya, and Masaru.

Voiced by: Reiko Kiuchi

V-mon

Daisuke's Digimon partner. He was first seen on a boat with his partner, and later appeared to battle against Quartzmon's forces.

His evolved and mode changed forms in this series are as follows:

  • Magnamon, his armor evolved form using the Digimental of Miracles. A larger, bulkier V-mon with golden armor.
  • Imperialdramon, his Jogressed Ultimate form with Ken's Stingmon. An enormous black dragon with red wings.
  • Imperialdramon Fighter Mode, a humanoid Mode Changed version of Imperialdramon.

Tropes associated with V-mon's Evolved or mode changed forms:


Ken Ichijouji

One of the Chosen Children of Digimon Adventure 02. He showed up in the final battle against Quartzmon to provide Daisuke with Stingmon to Jogress into Imperialdramon.

Voiced by: Romi Park

Stingmon

The evolved form of Ken's Digimon partner, Wormmon. He first appeared to battle against Quartzmon's forces and combined with V-mon to become Imperialdramon.

His evolved and mode changed forms in this series are as follows:

  • Imperialdramon, his Jogressed Ultimate form with Daisuke's V-mon. An enormous black dragon with red wings.
  • Imperialdramon Fighter Mode, a humanoid Mode Changed version of Imperialdramon.

Digimon Tamers

Takato Matsuda

The leader of the tamers in Digimon Tamers. He first showed up on a boat sailing through the DigiQuartz with other Digimon protagonists. Later, he showed up to battle against Quartzmon with Taichi, Daisuke, Takuya, and Masaru.

His evolved and mode changed forms in this series are as follows:

  • Dukemon, Guilmon's Ultimate form achieved by Takato Matrix Evolving with him. An imposing white knight with a red cape.
  • Dukemon Crimson Mode, a Mode Change granted by fusing with Grani. Dukemon gains wings and a red-and-gold makeover.

Voiced by: Makoto Tsumura

Guilmon

Takato's Digimon partner. He was first seen on a boat with his partner, and later appeared to battle against Quartzmon's forces.

His evolved and mode changed forms in this series are as follows:

  • Dukemon, his Ultimate form, achieved by Matrix Evolvution with Takato. An imposing white knight with a red cape.
  • Dukemon Crimson Mode, a Mode Change granted by fusing with Grani. Dukemon gains wings and a red-and-gold makeover.

Tropes associated with Guilmon's Evolved or mode changed forms:

Ruki Makino

The leader of the tamers in Digimon Tamers. She showed up along with Mimi where they are seen helping Kiriha and Nene. When Kiriha thanked her for having some help from Hunters, she and Mimi both held up their D-Arc and Digivice, respectively, to signify that they are not Hunters.

Voiced by: Fumiko Orikasa

Renamon

Ruki's Digimon partner. An anthropomorphic fox-like Digimon that stands taller than her Tamer. She first appeared with Ruki to help Kiriha and Nene fight against the giant islands with faces on them. The entire scene was offscreen, though.

Grani

A steed made for Takato's Dukemon form. He appeared to battle against Quartzmon's forces and fused with Dukemon to become Crimson Mode.

His fused forms in this series are as follows:

  • Dukemon Crimson Mode, a Mode Change for Dukemon granted by Grani fusing with him. Dukemon gains wings and a red-and-gold makeover.

Digimon Frontier

Takuya Kanbara

The leader of the Legendary Chosen of Digimon Frontier. He first showed up on a boat sailing through the DigiQuartz with other Digimon protagonists. Later, he showed up to battle against Quartzmon with Taichi, Daisuke, Takato, and Masaru.

His spirit evolved forms in this series are as follows:

  • Ardhamon, his Advance Hybrid form. A demon man Digimon which combines his Agnimon and Vritramon forms.
  • Susanoomon, his Ancient Spirit evolved form. A celestial Digimon that is achieved through the uniting of all twenty of the spirits of the Legendary Warrior Ten.

Voiced by: Junko Takeuchi

  • Badass
  • Canon Immigrant
  • Goggles Do Nothing
  • Hot-Blooded
  • Japanese Pronouns: Ore.
  • Worf Effect: He's the only returning protagonist that just doesn't really do anything. He failed to kill a Belial Vamdemon, despite being in his first Ultimate form. He never got to use his second and far more powerful Ultimate form.in addition when he took on the form of Susanoomon all he really did was spear a VenomVamdemon. All this despite being the most powerful of the returning heroes (Susanoomon can is said to be able to destroy and rewrite the Digital World)

Tropes associated with Takuya's Spirit Evolved forms:

Tomoki Himi

One of the Legendary Chosen of Digimon Frontier. He showed up in the final battle against Quartzmon and gave Takuya his Spirits to allow Takuya to Ancient Spirit Evolve to Susanoomon.

His spirit evolved forms in this series are as follows:

  • Chackmon, his Human Hybrid form. A humanoid polar bear with green armor and a snowball cannon

Voiced by: Kumiko Watanabe

Tropes associated with Tomoki's Spirit Evolved or DigiXros forms:

Digimon Savers

Masaru Daimon

An agent of DATS in Digimon Savers. First showed up on a boat sailing through the DigiQuartz with other Digimon protagonists. Later, he showed up along with Taichi to battle a giant floating island with a face, saving Tagiru from being consumed by it in the process.

Voiced by: Soichiro Hoshi

Agumon

Masaru's Digimon partner, who calls him aniki (big bro). He was first seen on a boat with his partner, and later appeared to battle against a giant floating island with a face, saving Tagiru from being consumed by it in the process.

His evolved forms in this series are as follows:

  • "Agumon Burst Mode", the Burst Mode form of Agumon. Basically Agumon surrounded by a dragon shaped flame, allowing him to fly.
  • ShineGreymon, his Ultimate level form. A winged knight-like dragon-themed warrior.
  • ShineGreymon Burst Mode, the Burst Mode form of ShineGreymon. Basically rhe same but recolored and has flaming wings, and a flaming shield and sword.

Voiced by: Taiki Matsuno

Tropes associated with Agumon's Evolved or DigiXros forms:

  1. ↑ tail hammer
  2. ↑ DigiXroses without evolving.
  3. ↑ "Men" being a kendo term for a head stroke
  4. ↑ It should be noted that Arresterdramon has no control over this form, and must be manually operated.
  5. ↑ DigiXroses without evolving.
  6. ↑ "No good! No good!"
  7. ↑ Buzzing Fist
  8. ↑ Digi Ninja Arts! Furoshiki Wrapping!
  9. ↑ Ninja Arts! Wave of the Wind God!
  10. ↑ Digi Ninja Arts! Body Dodging!
  11. ↑ Digi Ninja Arts! Star Storm!
  12. ↑ Digi Ninja Arts! Spider Binding!
  13. ↑ Digi Ninja Arts! Replacement Technique!
  14. ↑ Meaning "gaudy"
  15. ↑ DigiXroses without evolving.
  16. ↑ "Hard-swung Home run"
  17. ↑ "Roast of the Pig"
  18. ↑ "Bissecting Strike"
  19. ↑ "Shocking Electricity"
  20. ↑ Gaomon, whose catch phrase was "Yes, Master!", and "Sir, yes sir!" in the dub
  21. ↑ DigiXroses without evolving.
  22. ↑ DigiXroses without evolving.
  23. ↑ DigiXroses without evolving.
  24. ↑ "Kote" being a kendo term for a wrist stroke.
  25. ↑ which makes sense because Kotemon is a Child-level Digimon
  26. ↑ Interestingly, Pagumon's eyes are normally red in other Digimon media.
  27. ↑ Note his official Bandai design differs in this regard, as he has no horns; as with in Digimon Tamers his anime design retains them for some reason.
  28. ↑ Fist of the Supreme King, or alternatively, Overlord Fist
  29. ↑ Artist's Scribble
  30. ↑ Digimon that do not show much personality or role beyond being hunted are listed here. For Digimon who show personality and drive the plot of an episode, see above for a more comprehensive description and listing of tropes.
  31. ↑ In order of appearance: MetalTyrannomon, Sagomon, GigaBreakdramon, Blossomon, Kotemon, Pagumon, Harpymon, FlaWizarmon, Ogremon, Fugamon, Phelesmon, Betsumon, and Ekakimon, Dagomon, Sephirotmon, and Jokermon
  32. ↑ Not pictured - Kotemon, Fugamon, Phelesmon, Betsumon, Ekakimon, Dagomon, and Digimon Tagiru has borrowed.
  33. ↑ Jagamon, Triceramon, Cerberumon
  34. ↑ Candmon, Parasimon
  35. ↑ Chamelemon, Rukamon, Phantomon, TonosamaGekomon, Chimeramon, Swanmon, Cockatrimon, Nanomon, Moosemon, Mojamon, BigMamemon, Digitamamon, Plesiomon, Nanimon, Bakemon, Pteranomon, and PicoDevimon
  36. ↑ which states Moosemon is highly territorial and is prone to throwing violent tantrums
  37. ↑ KoZenimon, Zenimon, and Ganemon
  38. ↑ For tropes associated with Ganemon, see above.
  39. ↑ Dogmon, Pumpmon
  40. ↑ Volcdoramon
  41. ↑ Dogmon, Ponchomon, Monzaemon, Trailmon, Pillomon, Mokumon, Numemon, Rukamon
  42. ↑ For tropes associated with the Bakomons, Jokermon, and Sephirotmon, see above.
  43. ↑ As in the famous swordsman, Miyamoto Musashi
  44. ↑ "Ken", meaning sword
  45. ↑ characters from Tamers and Frontier didn't need any modification; Tamers and Frontier are similar in style to XWYH
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