History Characters / DigimonAdventureMainDigimon

* SparedByTheAdaption: In the PSP Game, Angewomon is not turned into a keychain by Piedmon, and instead fight him alongside the newly digivolved [=MagnaAngemon=].

%%* FireIceLightning: In their Ulitmate levels, each is respectively the element of choice of Agumon, Gabumon and Tentomon, who are the only three Digimon to maintain an naming scheme from Champmion to Mega, -Greymon, -Garurumon and -Kabuterimon.

** Then in ''02'', in order to give her a reason to Armor Digivolve, Gatomon has her power cut in half due to the loss of her Holy Ring, making her an Champioin level with the power of a Rookie level.

* CombatMedic: Angewomon and Ophanimon in the PSP game are both good at dealing damage with their attacks, but can also heal allies with Heaven's Charge and Eden's Air.

* TheWorfEffect: In ''Hurricane Touchdown''. Magnadramon goes down in a single hit, despite Angewomon putting up a much better fight against Cherubimon. Her thunder is stolen by Magnamon.

* AngelicBeauty: Angewomon and Ophanimon.

* BareYourMidriff: Angewomon and Ophanimon.

* EnergyBow: Angewomon's Celestial Arrow.

* FashionableAsymmetry: Angewomon.

* GemstoneAssault: Nefertimon's Queen's Paw and Ophanimon's Sefriot Crystals.
* GoldAndWhiteAreDivine: Angewomon and Ophanimon.

* HolyHandGrenade: Angewomon and Ophanimon's attacks. Curiously, despite wearing a Holy Ring, Gatomon's is not this.

* MegatonPunch: Gatomon's Lightning Paw.

* MsFanservice: Angewomon and Ophanimon. Angewomon's digivolve animation in Adventure 1 even has a shot of her backside.

* TheParalyzer: Angewomon's Heaven's Charge can paralyze evil Digimon, and Gatomon can do the same with Cat's Eye Hypnotism.

* PlayingWithFire: Magnadramon's Holy Flame.

* BladeOnAStick: Ophanimon's Javelin.

* CombatMedic: Angewomon and Ophanimon in the PSP game.

* DeflectorShields: Angewomon has created these on two occasions.

* EyeBeams: Cat's Eye Hypnotism in the PSP game.

* HeavenlyBlue: Ophanimon's armor.

* LightIsNotGood: Pre-HeelFaceTurn.

* MagicKnight: As Ophanimon.

* SwordBeam: Ophanimon's Eden's Javelin.

* BigCreepyCrawlies: As Butterflamon.

* DishingOutDirt: Nefertimon's Rosetta Stone.

* GiantFlyer: Angewomon in [[Recap/DigimonAdventure02M2DiablomonsCounterattack Diablomon’s Counterattack]].

* {{Nerf}}: Losing her Holy Ring reduced Gatomon to the power of a Rookie. Notably, since Armor Digimon are weaker than Champion Digimon, Nefertimon is still weaker than Gatomon at full power.

** '''Mega (Mode Changes)''': Omnimon: Merciful Mode (''Omegamon: Merciful Mode''), a fusion of all eight partner Digimon.

* StoryBreakerPower: One of the most powerful protagonist Digimon in the anime franchise, and arguably the strongest version of normal Omnimon. He's strong enough to take out thousands of cloned Mega level Digimon (any of which is stronger than his individual components) with a single blow, clash with Alphamon Oryuken Mode (base Alphamon was unaffected by Wargreymon and Metalgarurumon, and later Oryuken Mode took out the other partner digimon in their Mega forms with just the shockwaves of his clashing with Jesmon) and [[spoiler: is able to hold his own against Ordinemon, a digimon that destroys reality simply by existing, even while he's trying NOT to kill her.]]

* * WeaponOfXSlaying: It's revealed in the PSP Adaptation of ''Adventure'' that Omnimon's Transcendent Sword does advantageous damage against Dramon-Type Digimon, much like how [=WarGreymon=]'s Dramon Killers deal advantageous damage to the same group of Digimon. Of course, it takes a NewGamePlus file to learn this, as Omnimon only shows up in the main game prior against the non-Dramon Digimon Diaboromon.

* '''Mega''': [=WarGreymon=], a Dragon Man Digimon with golden mech-armor.
** '''Mega''': [=WarGreymon=] X, only appears in ''Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode''.
** '''Mega (Fusion)''': Omnimon (''Omegamon''), the result of [=WarGreymon=] and [=MetalGarurumon=] performing a Fusion together.
** '''Mega (Mode Changes)''': Omnimon: Merciful Mode (''Omegamon: Merciful Mode''), a fusion of all eight partner Digimon.
** '''Mega (Fusion)''': Omnimon X, only appears in ''Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode''.
** '''[[AmbiguousSituation Mega/Ultra]]''': Agumon - Bond of Bravery, a gigantic humanoid form born from his bond with Tai.

* '''Ultimate''': [=WereGarurumon=], a Beast Man Digimon, basically an anthropomorphic Garurumon wearing punkish clothes.
* '''Mega''': [=MetalGarurumon=], a cyborg version of Garurumon, with wings thrown in for good measure.
** '''Mega (Fusion)''': Omnimon (''Omegamon''), the result of [=WarGreymon=] and [=MetalGarurumon=] performing a Fusion together.
** '''Mega (Mode Changes)''': Omnimon: Merciful Mode (''Omegamon: Merciful Mode''), a fusion of all eight partner Digimon.
** '''[[AmbiguousSituation Mega/Ultra]]''': Gabumon - Bond of Friendship, a gigantic humanoid form born from his bond with Matt.

** '''[[MakingASplash Light]]''': Manbomon, a white-armored golden sunfish who wears RedBoxingGloves. Despite Digivolving from Digi-Egg of ''Light'', his attacks in this form are based on ''water''! Only appears in CD Drama ''Armor Digivolution to the Unknown''.
** '''[[PlayingWithFire Courage]]''': Baronmon (''Baromon''), a Demon Man Digimon, who can summons meteor with his [[MagicDance Meteor Dance]]. Only appears in a crossover in ''VideoGame/DigimonDigitalCardBattle''.

* ColonyDrop: Baronmon's Meteor Dance, triggered by his MagicDance.

* '''Rookie''': Salamon (''Plotmon''), a white puppy, who wears a Holy Ring as a collar.

** '''Knowledge''': Butterflamon, a yellow-armored butterfly with Gatomon's ears and claws. Only appears in CD Drama ''Armor Digivolution to the Unknown''.
** '''[[MakingASplash Reliability]]''': Tylomon, an Ocean Dragon Digimon. Only appears in a crossover in ''VideoGame/DigimonDigitalCardBattle''.

'''Ophanimon:''' Eden's Javelin, Sefirot Crystal, Eden's Air, Eden's Needle

* BreathWeapon: Magnadramon's Holy Flame.

* CatsAreMagic: Gatomon is a Holy-species Digimon who Digivolutionary line invokes creatures of mythology and religion.
* CatsAreMean: Before her HeelFaceTurn.

* CatsAreMagic: An interesting variation, in that Gatomon is the cat associated with Wizardmon. It’s like a classic Wizard-Familiar relationship, except that they are good friends.

* ColonyDrop: Magnadramon's Apocalypse would have involved dropping a holy meteor on opponents.

->'''Attacks:''' Transcendant Sword Sword (JP: Grey Sword, IT: Spada Trascendente), Supreme Cannon (JP: Garuru Cannon, IT: Cannone Supremo), Omega Blast

* WeaponOfXSlaying: It's revealed in the PSP Adaptation of ''Adventure'' that Omnimon's Transcendent Sword does advantageous damage against Dramon-Type Digimon, much like how [=WarGreymon=]'s Dramon Killers deal advantageous damage to the same group of Digimon. Of course, it takes a NewGamePlus file to learn this, as Omnimon only shows up in the main game prior against the non-Dramon Digimon Diaboromon.

* {{BFG}}: Lillymon's [[CallingYourAttacks Flower Cannon!]]

* {{Gainaxing}}: In ''tri.'' during her time as Rosemon.

* TornadoMove: WarGreymon's Brave Tornado is some times depicted as creating fiery tornados by spinning in some video games.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There's lineart for ''Adventure'' that depicts [=MegaKabuterimon=] with blue coloring, rather than the red that was ultimately used.

* TheWorfEffect: Lillymon's Flower Cannon dosen't even seen to effect DarkTyrannomon; a Champion-level; and she promptly gets Curb Stomped and almost killed by Myotismon immediately after pacifying the Champion-level.

* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: Most of his Digivolutions (and Agumon himself) evoke a ''Ceratosaurus'' in body shape and mannerisms.

* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: or at least Mosasaurs as Tylomon.

* TurtlePower: Zudomon wears a turtle shell on his back.

* AbsoluteCleavage: As Rosemon, she gains a much more noticeable bust compared to the more teenager-like Lillymon.

* MartialArtsStaff: Angemon's Angel Rod, a golden staff he occasionally uses with other techniques and more frequently to [[GoodIsNotNice club enemies down.]]

* SimpleStaff: Angemon's Angel Rod, a golden staff he occasionally uses with other techniques and more frequently to [[GoodIsNotNice club enemies down.]]

* BashBrothers: Their final forms cards in ''Digimon Adventure tri.'' has one of them power up another's attack, or that Digimon can do the same to them. The teams are, [=WarGreymon=] and [=MetalGarurumon=], Phoenixmon and [=HerculesKabuterimon=], Rosemon and Vikemon, Seraphymon and Magnadramon.

Tai's Digimon partner, who resembles an orange baby [[TRexpy Tyrannosaurus]]. Like most, he has a personality similar to his human partner, if a little less hot-headed. Like the Digimon of later series' leaders, he is almost always the first to discover the next upgrade of the season and is generally the most powerful. He has the distinction of personally destroying three {{Big Bad}}s all by himself.

* ArtificialLimbs: [=MetalGreymon=]'s left arm is mechanical. According to the card material it's adapted from Andromon technology.

* BladeOnARope: One of [=MetalGreymon's=] attacks is launching his metallic claw white attached to a tether from his cybernetic arm.

* DeadlyUpgrade: Both [=SkullGreymon=] and [=MetalGreymon=] (Virus Type). [=SkullGreymon=] appeared when Tai tried to force Greymon to Digivolve to Ultimate and the Crest didn't react correctly. He appeared again in ''02'' when Digimon Kaiser tried to Digivolve Greymon to [=MetalGreymon=] with his Evil Rings. This caused the Kaiser to create the updated Evil Spirals to control Ultimate level Digimon and Agumon Digivolved into the Virus Type [=MetalGreymon=].
* DemBones: As [=SkullGreymon=] he is a walking skeleton held together by KillingIntent.

* EnergyBall: [=WarGreymon=]'s Terra Force.
* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: Most of his Digivolutions (and Agumon himself) evoke a ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' in body shape and mannerisms.
%%* ExtendableArms: [=MetalGreymon's=] Trident Arm has a cable attached, allowing it to function as this.

* {{Fireballs}}: All of his fire attacks are described as fireballs, and just differing sizes and amounts reveals which attack is being used.

* KamehameHadoken: [=WarGreymon=]'s '''Terra Force!''' attack. It more resemble's [[Franchise/DragonBall Goku's]] Spirit Bomb attack, to the point of ShoutOut territory.

** As [=WarGreymon=] he duels [=BlackWarGreymon=] to a tie.
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: [=MetalGreymon=] is a giant, flying ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' with mech armor and nuclear warheads inside his chest!

* NonMammalianHair: [=WarGreymon=] and [=MetalGreymon=] have short FieryRedhead flowing from their helmets. This hair shows up on Kimeramon in ''02''.
* NukeEm: [=MetalGreymon=] can launch tactical nuclear missiles from his chest, while [=SkullGreymon=] can launch one from his back.

* PlayingWithFire: A huge assortment of BreathWeapon attacks, like Agumon's Pepper Breath and Greymon's Nova Blast. [=WarGreymon=] uses this in the vein an enormous EnergyBall.

* SpinAttack: [=WarGreymon's=] Brave Tornado, where he spins like a drill with his claws over his head.

* DiagonalCut: [=WarGreymon=] quickly defeats Mugendramon this way using the Dramon Killers on his arms.
* HornAttack: Greymon's Great Antler.

* EnergyBall: [=MagnaAngemon=]'s Soul Banish and Seraphymon's Divine Breaker.

* TheWorfEffect: This time around, Angemon had a tendency to get this. Meanwhile, Seraphymon's underwhelming debut in the film kickstarted his recurring tendency to be this in Digimon canon as a whole.

* DivingKick: [[spoiler:Seraphymon lands one on Mugendramon in ''Loss''.]]

** Ophanimon (''Ofanimon''), Seraphymon's DistaffCounterpart, seen in ''VideoGame/DigimonBattleSpirit'' and the PSP adaptation of the anime.

* FusionDance: [[spoiler:A fusion on top of a fusion, [[SuperMode Merciful Mode]] is a fusion between Omnimon, Phoenixmon, [=HerculesKabuterimon=], Vikemon, Rosemon, Seraphymon and Magnadramon, a mass fusion between ''all eight'' of the original Digidestined's Mega level partners.]]

'''English:''' Tom Fahn (Agumon), Michael Sorich (Agumon; three loops in ''Adventure'' Episode 9, Big Agumon), Creator/BrianneSiddall (Botamon, ''Adventure'', Koromon, regular voice), Creator/MichaelLindsay (Greymon in ''Adventure'' and ''02''), Joey Camen (SkullGreymon in ''Adventure''), Creator/DougErholtz ([=SkullGreymon=] in ''02'', Koromon in ''tri'' from ''Confession'' onwards and ''Last Evolution Kizuna''), Joseph Pilato ([=MetalGreymon=] in ''Adventure'' and ''02''), Creator/LexLang ([=WarGreymon=] and Omnimon in ''Adventure'' and ''02''), M.J. Lallo (Koromon, first episode), Creator/PhileceSampler (Koromon, second appearance), Creator/KyleHebert (Greymon and above in ''tri'' and ''Last Evolution Kizuna'', Agumon - Bond of Bravery), Peggy O'Neal (Botamon, ''Digimon The Movie''), Creator/BobPapenbrook (Red Greymon), Creator/JulieAnnTaylor (Koromon, ''Reunion'')\\

'''English:''' Tom Fahn (Agumon), Michael Sorich (Agumon; two loops in ''Adventure'' Episode 9, Big Agumon), Creator/BrianneSiddall (Botamon, ''Adventure'', Koromon, regular voice), Creator/MichaelLindsay (Greymon in ''Adventure'' and ''02'', [=SkullGreymon=] in ''Adventure''), Creator/DougErholtz ([=SkullGreymon=] in ''02'', Koromon in ''tri'' from ''Confession'' onwards and ''Last Evolution Kizuna''), Joseph Pilato ([=MetalGreymon=] in ''Adventure'' and ''02''), Creator/LexLang ([=WarGreymon=] and Omnimon in ''Adventure'' and ''02''), M.J. Lallo (Koromon, first episode), Creator/PhileceSampler (Koromon, second appearance), Creator/KyleHebert (Greymon and above in ''tri'' and ''Last Evolution Kizuna'', Agumon - Bond of Bravery), Peggy O' Neal (Botamon, ''Digimon The Movie''), Creator/BobPapenbrook (Red Greymon), Creator/JulieAnnTaylor (Koromon, ''Reunion'')\\

* AtlantisIsBoring: Gomamon's Marching Fishes attack is used very scarcely across the entire series; when it is used, it certainly proves to be incredibly useful for traversing water.

'''English:''' Tom Fahn (Agumon), Creator/BrianneSiddall (Botamon, ''Adventure'', Koromon, regular voice), Creator/MichaelLindsay (Greymon in ''Adventure'' and ''02'', [=SkullGreymon=] in ''Adventure''), Creator/DougErholtz ([=SkullGreymon=] in ''02'', Koromon in ''tri'' from ''Confession'' onwards and ''Last Evolution Kizuna''), Joseph Pilato ([=MetalGreymon=] in ''Adventure'' and ''02''), Creator/LexLang ([=WarGreymon=] and Omnimon in ''Adventure'' and ''02''), MJ Lallo (Koromon, first episode), Creator/PhileceSampler (Koromon, second appearance), Creator/KyleHebert (Greymon and above in ''tri'' and ''Last Evolution Kizuna'', Agumon - Bond of Bravery), Peggy O' Neal (Botamon, ''Digimon The Movie''), Michael Sorich (Big Agumon), Creator/BobPapenbrook (Red Greymon), Creator/JulieAnnTaylor (Koromon, ''Reunion'')\\

'''English:''' Creator/KirkThornton (regular voice), Jeff Nimoy (''Revenge of Diaboromon'')\\

* FurAgainstFang: When he goes one-on-one with Myotismon, it seems to invoke this trope. Unfortunately for him the fang half seems to be far more powerful...

Izzy's partner, who resembles a red winged robotic insect (''tentoumushi'' means "ladybug"). Not as brainy as his partner, but sometimes with a little more common sense. Tends to rein in Izzy when his [[ForScience quest for knowledge]] goes a bit too far.

'''English:''' Laura Summer (Patamon, regular voice, Tokomon in first episode), Dave Mallow (Pegasusmon, Angemon and above, regular voice), Creator/MonaMarshall (Tokomon, early Etemon arc), Creator/PhileceSampler (Tokomon, remainder of ''Adventure''), Creator/BrianneSiddall (Poyomon), Creator/BridgetHoffman (Patamon, ''Revenge of Diaboromon''), Creator/JamiesonPrice (Angemon and above, ''tri'' from ''Confession'' onwards and ''Last Evolution Kizuna''), Creator/KirkThornton (Tokomon, ''tri.'')\\

* BladeOnARope: One of MetalGreymon's attacks is launching his metallic claw white attached to a tether from his cybernetic arm.

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: [=WarGreymon=] spins rapidly in order to perform Brave Tornado.

'''English:''' Tom Fahn (Agumon), Creator/BrianneSiddall (Botamon, ''Adventure'', Koromon, regular voice), Creator/MichaelLindsay (Greymon in ''Adventure'' and ''02'', [=SkullGreymon=] in ''Adventure''), Creator/DougErholtz ([=SkullGreymon=] in ''02'', Koromon in ''tri'' ''Confession'' onwards and ''Last Evolution Kizuna''), Joseph Pilato ([=MetalGreymon=] in ''Adventure'' and ''02''), Creator/LexLang ([=WarGreymon=] and Omnimon in ''Adventure'' and ''02''), MJ Lallo (Koromon, first episode), Creator/PhileceSampler (Koromon, second appearance), Creator/KyleHebert (Greymon and above in ''tri'' and ''Last Evolution Kizuna'', Agumon - Bond of Bravery), Peggy O' Neal (Botamon, ''Digimon The Movie''), Michael Sorich (Big Agumon), Creator/BobPapenbrook (Red Greymon), Creator/JulieAnnTaylor (Koromon, ''Reunion'')\\

* FusionDance: [[spoiler:A fusion on top of a fusion, [[SuperMode Merciful Mode]] is a fusion between Omnimon, Phoenixmon, [=HerculesKabuterimon=], Vikemon, Rosemon, Seraphymon and Magnadramon, a mass fusion between ''[[UpToEleven all eight]]'' of the original Digidestined's Mega level partners.]]

'''Italian:''' Gio Gio Rapattoni

'''Italian:''' Massimiliano Alto (''Adventure''), Stefano Billi (''02'')

* MsFanservice: As Lillymon, she wears DangerouslyShortSkirt and SleevesAreForWimps but not at the same level of [[AngelicBeauty Angewomon]]. As Rosemon, she wears a very tight bodysuit which oddly resembles a {{Dominatrix}} costume and [[BareYourMidriff bares her midriff]].

** Angewomon shows more skin than her other human-like angel battle-mate Angemon and she doesn't show any scars that Gatomon "has". She shows her legs and her belly button and there is nothing off about the area, She is often used as the show's MissFanservice and shots of her angel butt are common despite her "scars".

* FateWorseThanDeath: Getting thrown into [=MagnaAngemon=]'s Gate of Destiny is this, as it doesn't kill the victim, instead banishing them forever to another dimension with no escape.

* HolyHandGrenade: Angemon and his Digivolutions have a literal holy hand grenade. It is extremely strong against undead and demonic opponents, which tend to fill the role of BigBad in ''Adventure''. Angemon was able to oneshot Devimon, and defeated Phantomon easily, despite the latter being at the Ultimate level. As [=MagnaAngemon=], he was able to drive Piedmon away and was the one to score the killing blow on him.

* SpikesOfDoom: Dotting [=WereGarurumon=]'s shoulder plate and along [=MetalGarurumon=]'s arms.