History Characters / DigimonGhostGameAntagonists

* TheUnfought: The party never fights them. Justified because they are heavily implied to be unrelated nearby Digimon drawn to Moon=Millenniumon and their hauntings are just them doing their own thing, and quickly make their leave after it's defeated as [=ZeedMilleniumon=].

* TheUnfought: The party never fights them. Justified because they are heavily implied to be unrelated nearby Digimon drawn to Moon=Millenniumon and their hauntings are just them doing their own thing, and quickly make their leave after it's defeated as Zeed=Milleniumon.

* ExactWords: How her concept of "payback" is consisted of. Unfortunately, it mostly involves things like getting Riku to cast Pucchiemon's attacks or crushing a can of apple soda with his hand.

** Moon=Millenniumon has a case of this, as in ''Anime/DigimonAdventure2020'', it was incapable of acting on its own, requiring entire armies to work on resurrecting it. Meanwhile here, it's capable of its own actions, making steps towards its resurrection via possessing Manami's corpse and sapping data from others to restore itself to its full (Albeit sealed) power.
** [=ZeedMillenniumon=] has this as well, at least in comparison to his counterpart in ''Anime/DigimonAdventure2020''. ''Ghost Game'' makes heavy mention of [=ZeedMillenniumon=]'s threat to all of time and space rather than just the Digital World like in ''Adventure:'', and he's still portrayed as a world-wiping apocalyptic abomination. It's only able to be defeated thanks to Manami's consciousness directing them to attack his weak point, and even then, Hiro's group was only able to revert it back to a dormant Moon=Millenniumon upon its defeat. Compare this to Taichi and the other Chosen Children in ''Adventure:'', who were able to flat out overpower it to a permanent defeat through a CombinedEnergyAttack with the whole Digital World contributing minutes after it's manifested from Millenniumon despite all the build-up.

* DaylightHorror: Despite that she mostly comes out to wreak havoc at night, she has no qualms doing so in broad daylight too.

* DaylightHorror: Eyesmon will snoop on other people or attack in broad daylight. The possessions we see on-screen occur in cramped spaces like restrooms, but he doesn't seem to be picky about the time of the day.

* DaylightHorror: One thing that makes Publimon different from the actual serial killers with on-screen human kills like Archnemon or Digitamamon who kill people in cramped spaces or dark rooms, is that he will attempt to gravely hurt or kill someone in broad daylight or at least openly with witnesses.

* DaylightHorror: The group of Digimon blatantly kidnap people out in the open or in brightly lit rooms. The whole episode where the children and their Digimon gets involved with them also takes place in open daylight.

* DaylightHorror: Like Asuramon, they have no problem coming to terrorize humans in the daylight.
* EnergyBall: Ex-Tyrannomon's Black Matter attack manifests as this.

* CuteMonsterGirl: Aside from her pale skin and sharp teeth, Witchmon is this.

* GracefulLoser: {{Play|ingWithATrope}}ed with. Initially, he is outraged by gang beating him by asking him "useless trivia", and tries to call off the game. After Thetismon reasons against this with logic and Kiyoshiro gains some of his memory back however, they beat Baalmon by proving to him that knowledge is ever changing, resulting in his admitting defeat, returning Kiyoshiro's memories, and deciding to return to Kyoto so he can continue to explore these new avenues of knowledge.

* NotSoOmniscientAfterAll: He might be nigh-on unrivaled in terms of scientific and academic knowledge, but he fails when Ruli starts asking him pop quiz questions that he believes are unnecessary. This angers him enough that he attacks the party. Later, when Thetismon and Kiyoshiro act him a question about Kyoto that he's absolutely certain he knows the answer to, they prove him wrong by revealing the answer had changed, specifically as a result of Kiyoshiro's actions from one of his donations, proving to Baalmon that knowledge isn't definitive and can change.

* ContraltoOfDanger: Speaks with one for most of the episode. Those she turns into witches also speak this way.

* PowerMakesYourVoiceDeep: For most of the episode, Witchmon and her minions speak in a ContraltoOfDanger. However, after she got [[DePower De-Powered]] after Halloween ends, she speaks in a voice akin to a smitten teenage girl.

* AnArmAndALeg: He's only driven off by everyone working together to break off two of his arms.

[[folder:[=BloomLordmon=]]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bloomlordmon_3.jpg ''"None may pass this point."'']]

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ShuichiIkeda\\
'''Attribute:''' Vaccine\\
'''Attacks:''' Multiple Seed, Sprout Rush, Gran Del Sol

The guardian of the mysterious Digimon who is transporting other Digimon into the human world. He is known for defeating numerous Digimon corroded by the Black Corrosion before. When the protagonists meet him, he refuses to deliver any information and proceeds to give them a CurbStompBattle, before [=GulusGammamon=] awakens and shows his true colors.

* TheAce: There's a reason why he's appointed to defend the mysterious voice. According to him, he's defeated numerous Digimon affected by the Black Corrosion and he easily defeats three of the protagonist's Ultimates while barely even moving once.
* BaitAndSwitchBoss: The bait to Regulusmon's Switch. The first half of Episode 66 has the protagonists fruitlessly trying to get past him, but when Regulusmon goes out of control, Hiro calls off the fight and splits him from Gammamon's body, causing him to snap and the protagonists to draw their attention to dealing with the Jet-Black Champion instead.
* ChestBurster: If his attack hits anyone, vines will sprout out from their body to incapacitate them and anyone near them.
* CurbStompBattle: He easily defeats all of the protagonist's Digimon without moving once. It also happened with numerous corrupted Digimon off-screen.
* GateGuardian: Defends intruders from the Mysterious Voice and will ''not'' let anyone pass without a fight.
* TheGiant: For a humanoid Digimon, he's fairly massive and easily towers over the human protagonists.
* TotalPartyWipe: Delivers one of these to the protagonists, even as they're all using their Ultimate forms. It went to the point where [=GulusGammamon=] comes out and evolves into Regulusmon to give him a much harder opponent.
* TheWorfEffect: Downplayed. He effortlessly defeated countless corrupted Digimon and stomps all over the protagonist's Digimon without even moving, but when he fights Regulusmon, he ends up drawing with him as Hiro interrupts the fight, and later on, we find out he's heavily weakened and is only pretending to be okay.
* WouldHurtAChild: Almost impales Gammamon with his spear until [=GulusGammamon=] shows up to take over the fight.
* YouShallNotPass: The first thing coming out from him is a warning against the protagonists that nobody will get past him. And he makes it very clear on the warning that he does not play around.

[[folder:The Black Corrosion '''(Unmarked Spoilers)''']]
!!Regulusmon
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/regulusmonb.png ''"There are only two option in this world. Devour. Or be devoured!!"'']]

-> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/MiyukiSawashiro\\
'''Attribute:''' Virus\\
'''Attacks:''' [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily Kalyp Bite]], [[SphereOfDestruction Gran TRACE]], [[BewareMyStingerTail Dead-End Spike]], [[EnergyWeapon Genias]]

An infamous Dragon Digimon known as "the Jet-Black Champion" who spread the Gulus Realm Burst black corrosion in the Digital World, and a social Darwinist who seeks to take over and demolish the world by creating an army of superior corroded Digimon. He was Gammamon's original personality and lays dormant within the small triceratops Digimon, but was able to release a small puddle of Gulus Realm Burst particles from his body before he enters the human world and is no longer able to spread the plague. The corrosion he creates through Gammamon eventually went out of control (as he intends to) and devastated the Digital World.
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For more info, see the Jet-Black Champion's entry on [[Characters/DigimonGhostGameProtagonists this page]].
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** His voice betwitches humans and makes them his servants. Over time, they become Deep Ones.

* ClippedWingAngel: His giant form initially flat-out curbstomps the protagonist's perfect-level Digimon using a combination of unpredictable attacks, intangibility and brutal illusions. Once it's dispelled by Canoweissmon and the actual Dagomon shows up, he turns black and goes into a frenzy...only to be taken out in a single Break-Quasar from Siriusmon. He does attempt to go for a second round, but Black Tailmon Uver. and Cthyllamon expel him from the real world before he could.

* TheCorruption: She was suffering from the Black Corrosion's corruption, hence her abnormal behavior, blackened coloration and unusual strength. Also worth noting is that Rafflesimon seemed to have been granted this power herself, having used her spores to mind-control Kiyoshiro and [=TeslaJellymon=] into her servants in order to gradually infect the entire group.

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: There's something ''very'' wrong with this Rafflesimon. [=SymbareAngoramon=] notes that her species are noble Digimon who die days after withering and her species is stated by the ''Digital Reference Book'' to be unconcerned with its short lifespan, so one seeking eternal life and the consumption of all things to that end is extremely off-character to the species norm. Just like the Dagomon before her, she's also pitch-black unlike her species' vivid red color, implying that she's affected by the black particles that are destroying the Digital World.

* BaitAndSwitchBoss: The bait to Regulusmon's Switch. The first half of Episode 66 has the protagonists fruitlessly trying to get past him, but when Regulusmon goes out of control, Hiro calls off the fight and splits him from Gammamon's body, causing him to snap and the protagonists draw their attention to dealing with the Jet-Black Champion instead.
* ChestBurster: if his attack hits anyone, vines will sprout out from their body to incapitate them and anyone near them.

* TheWorfEffect: Downplayed. He effortlessly defeated countless corrupted Digimon and stomps all over the protagonist's Digimon without even moving, but when he fights Regulusmon, he ends up drawing with him as Hiro interrupts the fight, and later on we find out he's heavily weakened and is only pretending to be okay.

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'''Attacks:''' [[MoreTeeththantheOsmondFamily Kalyp Bite]], [[SphereofDestruction Gran TRACE]], [[BewareMyStingerTail Dead-End Spike]], [[EnergyWeapon Genias]]

An infamous Dragon Digimon known as "the Jet-Black Champion" who spread the Gulus Realm Burst black corrosion in the Digital World, and a social darwinist who seeks to take over and demolish the world through creating an army of superior corroded Digimon. He was Gammamon's original personality and lays dormant within the small triceratops Digimon, but was able to release a small puddle of Gulus Realm Burst particles from his body before he enters the human world and is no longer able to spread the plague. The corrosion he creates through Gammamon eventually went out of control (as he intends to) and devastated the Digital World.

-> '''Attribute:''' Vaccine\\

* WellIntentionedExtremist: He was actually trying to feed a huge pack of Baby Digimon that ended up in the human world (implied to be driven out by [=GulusGammamon=] or any of his other forms like with the Digimon [=ClavisAngemon=] is sheltering). Too bad it involves risking the deaths of hundreds.

An infamous Dragon Digimon known as "the Jet-Black Champion" who spread the Gulus Realm Burst black corrosion in the Digital World, and a social darwinist who seeks to take over and demolish the world through creating an army of superior corroded Digimon. He was sealed inside Gammamon through unknown means, but the Jet-Black Champion can still spread the Gulus Realm Burst particles from Gammamon's body before he enters the human world and is unable to spread the plague. The corrosion he creates through Gammamon eventually went out of control (as he intends to) and devastated the Digital World.

* GateGuardian: Defends intruders from the Mysterious Voice. And he shows well that he will ''not'' let anyone pass without a fight.

* TheWorfEffect: Downplayed. He effortlessly beating all of the protagonist's Digimon without even moving, but when he fights Regulusmon, he ends up drawing with him as Hiro interrupts the fight, and later on we find out he's heavily weakened and is only pretending to be okay.

* TheAce: There's a reason why he's defending the mysterious voice. According to him, he's defeated numerous Digimon affected by the Black Corrosion and he easily defeats three of the protagonist's Ultimates while barely even moving once.

* YouShallNotPass: The first thing coming out from him is a warning against the protagonists that nobody will get past him. And he makes it very clear on the warning that he is not a joke.

* BaitAndSwitchBoss: The bait to Regulusmon's Switch. The first half of Episode 66 has the protagonists fruitlessly trying to get past him, but when Regulusmon goes out of control, Hiro calls off the fight and splits him from Gammamon's body, causing him to snap and the protagonists draw his attention to dealing with him instead.

For more info, see [=GulusGammamon=]'s entry on [[Characters/DigimonGhostGameProtagonists this page]].

For Regulusmon, see [=GulusGammamon=]'s entry on [[Characters/DigimonGhostGameProtagonists this page]].

!!Regulusmon

[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/regulusmonb.png ''"There are only two option in this world. Devour. Or be devoured!!"'']]
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-> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/MiyukiSawashiro\\
'''Attribute:''' Virus\\
'''Attacks:''' [[MoreTeeththantheOsmondFamily Kalyp Bite]], [[SphereofDestruction Gran TRACE]], [[BewareMyStingerTail Dead-End Spike]], [[EnergyWeapon Genias]]

An infamous Dragon Digimon known as "the Jet-Black Champion" who spread the Gulus Realm Burst black corrosion in the Digital World, and a social darwinist who seeks to take over and demolish the world through creating an army of superior corroded Digimon. He was sealed inside Gammamon through unknown means, but the Jet-Black Champion can still spread the Gulus Realm Burst particles from Gammamon's body before he enters the human world and is unable to spread the plague. The corrosion he creates through Gammamon eventually went out of control (as he intends to) and devastated the Digital World.

His evolutions are as the follows:

* '''Child''': Gammamon, a white triceratops with a scarf that he inhabits.
* '''Adult''': [=GulusGammamon=]: The base form the Jet-Black Champion takes when he was with Hiro.
* '''Perfect''': Regulusmon, a dragon Digimon resembling a black counterpart of Canoweissmon who rules through rage and fear. Despite being a Perfect, its power resembles those of Megidramon and can unleash Gulus Realm Burst particles that drive other Digimon into a frenzy.
%%* '''Ultimate''': Acturusmon, a dragon Digimon resembling a black counterpart of Siriusmon, but with drills on his arms instead of swords. A mysterious Digimon that only existed in hypothetical simulations.%%

* BeastOfTheApocalypse: To give you an exact hint, the ''Digimon Reference Book'' compares the sheer power of his Perfect form to ''Megidramon'' and describes its presence as nothing short of a massive Digital Hazard, despite only looking like a black version of Canoweissmon. It's not a dumbfounded claim.
* BigBad: In the penultimate episode, he outright confirms he's the one who's spreading the GRB corruption in the Digital World before the start of the series, in order to create an army with the same philosophy as his. This also makes him responsible for the Digimon's eventual exodus into the human world, cementing his status as the true BigBad.
* ChekhovsGun: In Episode 19, Piccolomon tried to eradicate Gammamon by going back in time, only to run back to the present day scared shitless. It's implied that he ran into ''Regulusmon'' instead of the child-like Digimon he was expecting.
* TheCorruption: Spreads Gulus Realm Burst particles while ''inside Gammamon'' before he and the other Digimon entered the human world. And unlike ''Tri.'s'' Meicoomon, he unambiguously does it willingly. Any Digimon who touches the particles will turn into blackened, frenzied monsters that Regulusmon describes as having "increased survival instincts and fighting power". This is not an unfounded claim, considering Dagomon easily devastates the protagonist's Perfects and survives an attack from Siriusmon, and Raffelsimon easily overwhelms Siriusmon despite she's not supposed to.
* CombatPragmatist: At one point, Diarbbitmon and Amphimon distracts him long enough for Siriusmon to land an attack on him. In reality, he could easily wipe the floor with all of them in one shot, but he's just trying to catch Siriusmon off guard. Once the Ultimate-level does try to attack him, he blows a hole on his chest in one Genias.
* DraconicAbomination: An evil dragon Digimon whose presence brings forth the end of the Digital World and indirectly the end of human civilization too courtesy of of the Digital World's destruction destroying all electronic appliances.
* TheDreaded: There's a reason why all of the Digimon made their leave to the human world the moment they could when he ''does'' show his true colors. Any Digimon who gets hit by his Gulus Realm Burst particles turn into insane monsters, and he's shown to be able of fighting [=BloomLordmon=] on equal footing and could easily crush all of the protagonist's Ultimates in a single shot if he isn't trying to catch Siriusmon off guard. It's very clear that nobody wants to deal with him, or the infection he leaves behind.
* GreaterScopeVillain: In the penultimate episode of the series, he reveals that he is the Digimon spreading the GRB infection in the Digital World in order to create an army that will devour all in its path, making him ultimately responsible for the Digimon's eventual exodus into the Human World and indirectly, the series's cataclysm.
* HiddenInPlainSight: What makes him different from the assorted apocalyptic abominations plaguing the Digital World and the Human World in past series is that, he's literally ''right there'' next to Hiro from Episode 1, as opposed to working behind the Shadows or not even showing up until they really want to.
* LeakingCanOfEvil: Despite being sealed inside another Gammamon, he's still capable of dropping some of his Gulus Realm Burst particles from the innocent Digimon's body. The infection eventually spread to the entire Digital World and practically devastated it, with the sphere where [=BloomLordmon=] and the mysterious voice was in being the only safe spot.
* NumberOfTheBeast: Like [=GulusGammamon=] that made his first appearance in [[ThirteenIsUnlucky Episode 13]], Regulusmon makes his first appearance on Episode '''66'''.
* PersonOfMassDestruction: The Jet-Black Champion is a walking wasteland capable of devastating the Digital World simply by spreading the Black Corrosion through Gammamon. Unlike Meicoomon from ''Tri.'', this is also ''willing'' on his part.
* TheSocialDarwinist: Unlike most Digimon the protagonists encountered, he believes that the strong has all rights to devour the weak and that the world only has two rules -- eat or be eaten.

!!Non-Digimon Antagonists
[[folder:Daigo]]
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/screenshot_20211123_122939.jpg]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/NobuoTobita

A bird-loving fanatic who teams up with Yatagaramon in order to free the birds of the city.

* AllThereInTheManual: Daigo's name doesn't show up anywhere in the episode, only visible in the credits and episode guide.
* NaiveAnimalLover: He is so devoted to Yatagaramon's cause that he does not even consider the possible dangers of releasing ''predatory'' birds from the bird sanctuary.
* PsychoSupporter: Is one to Yatagaramon, who upon releasing all his birds, decides to follow and lead him to other captive birds to free.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: He is last seen running after Yatagaramon with no resolution to his character.
* WouldHurtAChild: He was willing to strangle Hiro for trying to stop him and Yatagaramon's attempt to release the birds at the bird sanctuary.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:The Hojo Clan]]
Yes, that Hojo clan who formed the UsefulNotes/KamakuraShogunate. A Doumon was accidentally possessed by the ghosts of some of its clansmen when practicing magic, and Hiro was later possessed by its lord.
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* TheCorruption: Spreads Gulus Realm Burst particles while ''inside Gammamon'' before he and the other Digimon entered the human world. And unlike Meicoomon, he unambiguously does it willingly. Any Digimon who touches the particles will turn into blackened, frenzied monsters that Regulusmon describes as having "increased survival instincts and fighting power". This is not an unfounded claim, considering Dagomon easily devastates the protagonist's Perfects and survives an attack from Siriusmon, and Raffelsimon easily overwhelms Siriusmon despite she's not supposed to.