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The cast of the Digimon series Digimon Frontier.



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    The Warriors 
See their separate page.

Supporting Cast

    Bokomon and Neemon 
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Bokomon voiced by: Kazuko Sugiyama (JP), Brian Beacock (EN), Blanca Rada (Spain), Marisol Castro (Latin America), Angélica Santos (Brazil)
Neemon voiced by: Masami Kikuchi (JP), Michael Sorich (EN), Francisco Andrés Valdivia (Spain), Luis Tenorio (Latin America), Mauro Eduardo (Brazil)

  • Doomed Hometown: Their hometown, the Village of Flame, was destroyed by the Royal Knights.
  • Dope Slap: Bokomon always pulls Neemon's pants then snaps them whenever he says or does something stupid.
  • Leitmotif: "Bokomon and Neemon no Theme", which translates to "Theme of Bokomon and Neemon".
  • The Load: Neemon, who never contributes anything to the group be it in combat or otherwise. However they do still have to save him on occasion.
  • Mister Seahorse: Played with while Bokomon is carrying around Seraphimon's egg.
  • Mr. Exposition: Bokomon who carries around a large encyclopedia of knowledge and is often the one to explain the details of a new land or Digimon the group meets. In the English dub, likely due to this tendency of his, he takes over the Previously on… and Find Out Next Time segments for the last few episodes.
  • Non-Action Guy: Despite being Digimon, neither of them have any combat abilities whatsoever. According to promotional materials, they literally don't even have attacks, which even baby Digimon have (Neemon does have a few real attacks in the Digimon Rumble Arena 2 videogame, though), and also lack evolution lines, meaning they cannot digivolve into anything either.
  • Running Gag: Neemon's waistband getting snapped. It's even lampshaded near the end of the finale.
  • She's a Man in Japan: Inverted Bokomon is a girl in the original Japanese dub but in the English dub Bokomon is a boy.
  • Those Two Guys: The two of them are never apart and any sort of development in the show that involves one will also have the other in some capacity.
  • Verbal Tic: Bokomon has a few: "-jai", "-maki", "-zoi", "-hara".
  • Wise Beyond Their Years: Bokomon is the level named "child" in Japanese and speaks and acts like a graduate student specializing in Digital World Mythology.

    Patamon/Seraphimon 
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One of the three Great Angels of the Digital World. After Seraphimon is killed by Mercurymon, he is turned into an egg which later hatches into Patamon.

Patamon voiced by: Kae Araki (JP), Bridget Hoffman (EN), Pepa Agudo (Spain), Fernanda Bullara (Brazil)
Seraphimon voiced by: Nobuyuki Hiyama (JP), Jamieson Price (EN), José María Carrero (Spain), Carlos Becerril (Latin America), Dado Monteiro (Brazil)

  • Crucified Hero Shot: Takuya finds Seraphimon's data held inside Sakkakumon this way, his body being suspended in a church before Mercurymon absorbs him.
  • Glass Cannon: His only fight gives the impression that Seraphimon is all aggro, as one of his own attacks re-directed against him is enough to put him completely out of commission, something that rarely happens to other Digimon. Possibly justified, as Seraphimon had just awakened from a magical crystal and might have been simply too weak to properly put up a fight.
  • Hoist by His Own Petard: The thing that does him in is his own attack, reflected back at him by Mercurymon.
  • Holy Hand Grenade: His only attack that we see is Strike of the Seven Stars, which is called "Seven Heavens" in the original.
  • Machine Monotone: His voice in the Spanish dub sounds rather metallic and machine-like, presumably because his metal mask blurs his talking.
  • Mythology Gag: Patamon was T.K.'s Digimon partner in Adventure.
  • Our Angels Are Different: He has the appearance of a divine being, but he is a monster made up of data just like every other Digimon. And just like every other Digimon he can be killed. See The Worf Effect below.
  • Reincarnation: First appears in an evolved form (Seraphimon) and gets turned into a egg, which then hatches into this form (Patamon).

    Ophanimon 
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One of the three great angels of the Digital World. She starts out the whole adventure, and a good portion of the first half of the series is spent finding her. Eventually it's revealed she's held prisoner by Cherubimon. He kills her when she tries to stop him, but reincarnates as Salamon late in the series.

Voiced by: Rika Fukami (JP), Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (EN), Inés Blázquez (Spain), Belinda Martínez (Latin America), Adriana Pissardini (Brazil)

  • Fire, Ice, Lightning: She originally had three of the ten Human Spirits under these elements. She was entrusted by the respective Ancient Warriors before they passed on.
  • Glass Cannon: Her attacks match Cherubimon's in power, but the explosion resultant of meeting one with another is fatal to Ophanimon, despite she should have been the furthest to it, while comparatively only pushes Cherubimon back. It's implied that she was out of energy due to having previously enhanced Takuya's and Koji's D-Tectors, though.
  • Gold and White Are Divine: As a secondary color scheme. Her dress and wings are white and gold respectively.
  • Heavenly Blue: Her armor, though it's a darker shade of blue than most examples.
  • Heroic Sacrifice: Buys valuable time against Cherubimon by throwing an attack to him, which hits Cherubimon's own attack and causes a massive explosion which kills her. However, the cause of death is implied to be actually her expending her last energies enhancing Takuya's and Koji's D-Tectors.
  • Our Angels Are Different: For starters, she's extremely humanoid, while actual Ophanim verge on being Eldritch Abominations.
  • Reincarnation: She goes through this with Salamon, just like Lopmon and Patamon do for Cherubimon and Seraphimon. They channel their original spirits for one final pep talk, but otherwise are different people in the end.

    Gotsumon 
A rock Digimon, one of several of his kind, who has taken up archaeology. Brusk at first, he eventually helps the Chosen in their fight against Gigasmon and because of him they are able to find their first beast spirit, KendoGarurumon. He later helps in the fight against the Royal Knights.

His two evolutions are as follows:

  • Rookie: Gotsumon, a rock Digimon. His default form.
  • Ultimate: Meteormon, an ore Digimon. A larger, white version of Gotsumon.
Voiced by: Yasuhiro Takato (JP), R. Martin Klein (EN), Arturo Sian Vidal (Latin America), Orlando Viggiani (Brazil)

  • Adaptational Badass: His attacks as Meteormon are energy balls that make his opponent vanish, which come in handy to dispose of the ever-regenerating Knightmon. This is never shown in any other piece of media.
  • Bash Brothers: With Koji, eventually.
  • Determinator: He has a hard time giving up, even when outmatched.
  • Palette Swap: Digivolves to Meteormon during his appearance in the Royal Knights arc.
  • Rock Monster: He appears to be composed entirely of rocks.

Major Villains

    Evil Legendary Warriors 
See their separate page.

    Cherubimon 
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One of the Three Great Angels of the Digital World. In times passed, he was a good Digimon that helped keep the peace. But now he is a corrupted monster that will stop at nothing to take over the entire Digital World. Late in the series, he's revived as Lopmon.

Voiced by: Ryūzaburō Ōtomo (JP, Cherubimon), Rumi Shishido (JP, Lopmon), Paul St. Peter (EN, Cherubimon), Michelle Ruff (EN, Lopmon), Rafael Calvo (Spain), Bismarck Martínez (Latin America), Guilherme Lopes (Brazil)

  • Big Bad Wannabe: He's built up as the Big Bad who wants to take over the Digital World. In reality, he was just a conduit for Lucemon to revive himself, with nobody on his side knowing better (granted, they're all brainwashed or influenced by him).
  • The Corrupter:
    • He took Koichi's soul as a host for the Corrupted Spirits of Darkness, turning him into his faithful right-hand.
    • Most of the villainous Digimon in the early episodes were corrupted by him, as were the Evil Warriors.
  • Dark Is Evil: His Corrupted form looks absolutely evil, unlike his usual form, and he's not a pleasant Digimon to boot.
  • Disc-One Final Boss: He's set up as the Big Bad for over half of the series, but upon his defeat it's revealed that he was the (possibly unwilling) minion of Lucemon.
  • Dub Name Change: Some dubs call him Kerpymon.
  • Evil Sounds Deep: Subverted. His voice is unchanged in his uncorrupted state.
  • Face–Heel Turn: Before the start of the series, Lucemon corrupted him as a pawn to revive himself, all the while he believes that he is doing his own thing.
  • Fallen Angel: He was originally one of the Three Great Angels that ruled the Digital World.
  • Gold and White Are Divine: His uncorrupted state mixes this with pink, and he's an incredibly high-ranking Angelic Digimon.
  • Heel–Face Turn: After his defeat, he becomes Lopmon and joins his reincarnated archangel brethren in supporting the party.
  • Light Is Good: His pure form is a massive angelic Digimon that firmly stands on the side of Good.
  • Love Makes You Evil: Is implied to have feelings for Ophanimon, and this may be one of the factors that contributed to his start of darkness.
  • Monster Clown: Not explicitly, but per his species, he wears a collar which echoes the old jester outfit.
  • Orcus on His Throne: Does absolutely nothing until Duskmon is in danger of being beaten, and doesn't actually fight until the very end.
  • Shock and Awe: One of his attacks involves calling down lightning to strike his opponent.
  • Start of Darkness: When he started to think that trying to resolve the conflicts between human and beast Digimon was futile, he sided with the beast Digimon and became the villain that the heroes had to fight.
  • Tragic Villain: He had disagreements with Seraphimon and Ophanimon, but it was Lucemon's influence that made him a villain.
  • Unwitting Pawn: In the long run, he's just one of Lucemon's pawns and his goal to take over the Digital World plays perfectly into his plan.
  • Villain Has a Point: Cherubimon's argument with his fellow angels regarding how the Beast-type digimon are treated with lower priority in society which led to him being tempted by Lucemon seems a bit out of place, considering that outside of the backstory, we never exactly see much or if not, any of the conflict between the two types of digimon onscreen. However meta-wise, digimon in question has practically always underwent Bishōnen Line when digivolving and becoming Human-types in the process to reach higher levels, meaning that Human-type Megas are always in the majority. The most powerful organisations in the Digimon multiverse is also dominated by Human-Types, for example the Royal Knights. Even within the council of angels, it's two Human-types against one Beast-type. This means that the Beast-type digimon are practically second class citizens due to being outclassed in every aspect. Cherubimon's grievances regarding the unfairness are all valid concerns, which made his fellow angels (onscreen) ignorance of the matter all the more infuriating for him. Suddenly, why would there even be a conflict between the two digimon types in the first place along with Cherubimon being corrupted suddenly makes a lot more sense from a meta perspective.

    Crusadermon (LordKnightmon) 
"We are supporters of his right to become this world's supreme ruler. We serve Lord Lucemon by collecting fractal code."
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An effeminate Holy Knight Digimon. Crusadermon was one of the two Royal Knights that were hired by Lucemon to destroy all of the Digital World. Crusadermon was often matched off in a fight with MagnaGarurumon, and was the first of the two knights to start having trouble, being the weaker of the two.

Voiced by: Ryōtarō Okiayu (JP), Melodee Spevack (EN), José María Carrero (Spain), José Sosa (Latin America), Francisco Brêtas (Brazil)

  • Agent Peacock: Wears a pink-colored, clearly female-shaped armor, talks with dramatism, sometimes is shown holding a rose, and loves the aesthetic aspect of everything, so he freaking qualifies.
  • Catchphrase: "Beautiful."
  • Co-Dragons: With Dynasmon to Lucemon.
  • Crisis of Faith: What ends up bringing him down in combination with Villain Forgot to Level Grind. While Takuya and Koji are unwavering in their conviction to protect the Digital World, Crusadermon starts to doubt that Lucemon will fulfill his part of the deal, which makes him far less effective in combat.
  • Evil Counterpart: To MagnaGarurumon. Both emphasize speed over raw power.
  • The Faceless: Literal, as unlike Dynasmon, his helmet has no visor or mouth.
  • Fallen Hero: Baromon says that the Royal Knights were protectors of the Digital World, suggesting that Lucemon corrupted them the same way he did with Cherubimon.
  • The Fighting Narcissist: One in every five words that come out of his mouth is some variation on "utsukushii" (meaning beautiful).
  • Fragile Speedster: The speed specialist of the Royal Knight duo. However, he's only this when compared to Dynasmon, as he's otherwise a Lightning Bruiser to every other opponent he was up against.
  • Flash Step: Does this several times in addition to the normal Super-Speed.
  • Gold Makes Everything Shiny: His shield and several parts of his armor are pure golden.
  • Knight Templar: Follows Lucemon owing to his Might Makes Right philosophy. He also despises weakness and is ruthless against anyone that opposes him.
  • Large Ham: Like Mercurymon, he tends to talk bombastically.
  • Lean and Mean: Thin and graceful, but no less dangerous than Dynasmon.
  • Light Is Not Good: A really vicious villain—and a holy knight with golden angel wings in the helmet and a golden cross in the shield. This is also one of the many times where he and Dynasmon are unanimously villains unlike some of the other Royal Knights.
  • Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: Subverted in that he has a shield, but barely uses it to parry or defend, prefering to use his lower end as a makeshift blunt katar.
  • She's a Man in Japan: The American dub turns him female to render his effeminate traits less uncomfortable.
  • Shield Bash: Uses his shield to attack actually quite more than to defend.
  • Sissy Villain: Hardly could feature more feminine attributes.
  • Something about a Rose: Is sometimes shown holding a rose, to add emphasis to his aestheticist nature.
  • Spell My Name With An S: The character's Japanese name is the source of confusion, as the katakana characters can be read as either LordKnightmon or RhodoKnightmon - rhodonite being the color of the character's armor. In the subsequent Savers dub, the character's name was dubbed to LoadKnightmon.
  • Super-Speed: Moves VERY quickly in battle.
  • Villain Forgot to Level Grind: How he and Dynasmon were eventually defeated.
  • Worthy Opponent: Comes to regard MagnaGarurumon as this eventually. Koji doesn't return the sentiment.

    Dynasmon 
"We have come to fulfill Lucemon's destiny as his emissaries of evil."
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Dynasmon is a draconic Holy Knight Digimon. He was one of the two Royal Knights hired by Lucemon to gather all of the Digital World's data. He usually squared off against EmperorGreymon, and being by far the stronger of the two knights, was the last to start having trouble with the Chosen Children. He was also the most devoted to Lucemon's cause. He is thematically based off of the Wyvern.

Voiced by: Kenta Miyake (JP), Derek Stephen Prince (EN), Francisco Andrés Valdivia (Spain), Rodrigo Miranda (Latin America), Tatá Guarnieri (Brazil)

  • Card-Carrying Villain: See the quote above.
  • Co-Dragons: With Crusadermon.
  • Draconic Humanoid: He's got draconic features like horns and wings and also his attacks are all dragon based.
  • Dragon Knight A Royal Knight who is also very draconic.
  • Dub Name Change: The Spanish dub changed his name to a word sounding like "Dinocumon" that has never been clarified how is it supposed to be written ("Dinocumon"? "Deenocumon?" "Dinokumon"?). The reason behind this change remains a mystery too.
  • Evil Counterpart: His attacks are similar to EmperorGreymon's, as they're imbued with the ten elements of the Legendary Warriors too.
  • Fallen Hero: Baromon says that the Royal Knights were protectors of the Digital World, suggesting that Lucemon corrupted them the same way he did with Cherubimon.
  • Gold and White Are Divine: His primary color scheme is gold and white, and he works for a divine (if evil) Digimon.
  • Knight Templar: Merciless on his pursuit of Fractal Code for his liege, Lucemon. He has no issue describing himself as evil in the pursue of his duties.
  • Large Ham: More so than Crusadermon. Not surprising since he shares a voice actor with Imperialdramon.
  • Light Is Not Good:
    • His looks and traits are more visually associated with right and heroism than the luminous but creepy Crusadermon, yet he is a villain like him.
    • This also marks the first of the many times where the duo are consistently villains unlike some of the other Royal Knights, although they are usually working for God (King Drasil) instead of Lucifer (Lucemon) after this.
  • Mighty Glacier: The power specialist of the Royal Knight duo. However, he's only this when compared to Crusadermon, as to every other opponent he's more of a Lightning Bruiser.
  • No Indoor Voice: His voice is almost never any less than shouting. Dips into Large Ham at points.
  • Obviously Evil: Is more similar in appearance to a white demon or dragon than a Holy Knight. Yet again, many good guys in the franchise share this kind of look, but he has a distinctive touch of brutality over it.
  • Our Dragons Are Different: He's sort of a humanoid wyvern. Interestingly, his name in the Spanish dub contains "dino", which would lean towards Dinosaurs Are Dragons in that continuity.
  • Person of Mass Destruction: Even his own ally is scared whenever he uses his Breath of Wyvern technique, considering how incredibly destructive it is.
  • Pink Girl, Blue Boy: In the dub, he's the blue boy to Crusadermon's pink girl.
  • Power Crystal: He projects his Dragon Thrower attack from the ones on his hands.
  • Shaping Your Attacks: His Breath of Wyvern ability generates a large dragon made of energy before attacking.
  • Spell My Name With An S: Some materials refer to him as Dunasmon.
  • Spikes of Villainy: His whole armor is decorated with spikes, and he's definiely not a nice angel.
  • Super-Strength: Stated to be the physically strongest of the Royal Knights, a group already filled with Flying Bricks.
  • There Is No Kill Like Overkill: Decides to use Breath of Wyvern against the Heroes, even though they were pretty much defeated. Crusadermon even started freaking out and the heroes were blasted to the moon.
  • Undying Loyalty: To Lucemon. Justified considering his moral code basically runs on My Master, Right or Wrong. Unlike Crusadermon, he never doubted Lucemon and his promises.
  • Villain Forgot to Level Grind: What led to him and Crusadermon eventually being defeated.
  • Villainous Friendship: Despite all his flaws he seems to have a genuine friendship with Crusadermon, as he vowed to make the heroes pay for injuring him and decided to use his most powerful attack.

    Lucemon 
"I am your ordained ruler with absolute power over your very existence. You will serve me as you were born to do. You will give me my every desire, even yourself."
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Lucemon Falldown Mode 
Lucemon Satan Mode 
An angel Digimon that once came down to the Digital World to bring peace to it due to a war between the beast and human type Digimon. He eventually grew proud and fell off the narrow path and became a great evil that the Ten Legendary Warriors sealed away. He is eventually released by the Royal Knights and becomes the final boss of the show, so to speak.

His forms are as follows:

  • Rookie: Lucemon, his default form. A small cute looking boy with 12 angel wings.
  • Ultimate: Chaos Mode (Falldown Mode), an adult Lucemon with dark armor; half of his wings have taken on a demonic look.
  • Mega: Shadowlord Mode (Satan mode), a giant demonic dragon that holds the Gehenna (hell) sphere in its hands.
  • Mega: Lucemon Larva, resembles a cross between a larva, a cocoon, and an embryo with twelve golden wings.
Voiced by: Kumiko Nishihara (JP), Ryūsei Nakao (JP, Falldown and Satan modes), Mona Marshall (EN), Bob Papenbrook (EN, Shadowlord Mode), Carolina Tak (Spain), Jorge Saudinós (Spain, Falldown mode), Ana San Millán (Spain, Satan and Larva modes), Daniela Benítez (Latin America, all modes), Marli Bortoletto (Brazil), Hermes Baroli (Brazil, Falldown and Satan Modes)

  • A God Am I: He believes that he is some sort of God with the right to destroy, recreate and control all of existence.
  • Badass Adorable: His initial form is a rare villainous example. Lucemon is a rookie level Digimon but he's strong enough to one-shot Dynasmon and Crusadermon, both Mega level Digimon. Averted with his later forms, which are appropriately evil looking.
  • Bad Boss: Agreeing to follow him still doesn't guarantee you'll be safe from him. He promised that he was going to deliver the human world to Dynasmon and Crusadermon, but was not above threatening them. In their final battle he did nothing when they started to lose and and when they were about to be killed, he absorbed their data to make himself stronger.
  • Beware My Stinger Tail: His larva form has a stinger. He can use it to fire a projectile attack or just stab his enemies with it. The latter attack rendered the Legendary Warriors unable to maintain their Susanoomon form afterword, not that it mattered.
  • Big Bad: He's the Big Bad for all of Frontier, manipulating Angel Digimon to do his bidding through corrupting or bribing them with false promises, and seeks to destroy everything and recreate them, so existence bows down to him.
  • Breakout Character: Unlike most other Digimon who debuted in Frontier, he and his various forms return in numerous other Digimon media afterwards.
  • Breath Weapon: Satan Mode's Tide of Despair attack has him breathing lots of fire from his mouth.
  • Cessation of Existence: Lucemon Larva doesn't leave a digi-egg behind after he dies due to his good data already having been sent back to the Digital World to be reborn.
  • Chaos Is Evil: He believes so, though his definition of chaos includes free will.
  • Clipped-Wing Angel: Unlike his Falldown and Shadowlord forms, Lucemon Larva dies very quickly after he shows up.
  • Control Freak: His definition of a utopia is everyone being forced to obey his every command without question, because he's a 'perfect' being that automatically knows what's correct and what isn't.
  • The Corrupter: To Cherubimon. Bokomon also implies that he corrupted Crusadermon and Dynasmon.
  • Creepy Child: His initial form is a child-like angel Digimon. Unfortunately, he's also a Control Freak who seeks to control all of existence.
  • Devour the Dragon: After Crusadermon and Dynasmon are beaten, he promptly absorbs their data to digivolve into Falldown Mode.
  • Draconic Abomination: In Shadowlord Mode. He is a massive dragon whose mere approach into the human world causes storms and collaspses buildings, while he delivers a chilling Kneel Before Zod by hijacking every electronic device in the area. When he actually enters, everything around him turns into digicode before he's pulled back through to the Digital World. To top it all off in his fight against Susanoomon, he shows he has the power to destroy the entire planet!
  • Drunk with Power: When he arrived in the Digital World and stopped the war, he seemed, at first, to have benevolent goals and ruled fairly. But that amount of power quickly corrupted him and turned him into a megalomaniac tyrant that believed that only he could rule the Digital World.
  • Dull Eyes of Unhappiness: He displays these when angered by Crusadermon questioning him.
  • Dystopia Justifies the Means: His plan is to enslave the Digital World and purge the Digimon of their free will. After entering Shadowlord Mode, he expands his plans to the human world.
  • Evil Is Bigger: Inverted for Falldown Mode. He towers over the children as humans but KaiserGreymon, MagnaGarurumon and Susanoomon are all much taller than he is. Played straight for Satan Mode though as he is far bigger than any form of the heroes.
  • Evil Overlord: Especially in Chaos mode, where he is a Demon Lord type.
  • The Evils of Free Will: He does everything but outright say this.
  • Expy: To Apocalymon as the source of the series' events and physically appears once the Digital World completely ceases to be before it is restored upon his death. His Shadowlord Mode form is also a massive monster that conceals his smaller true form.
  • Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon: Almost literally in his initial form, angelic appearance, but underneath it, he's Satan.
  • Fallen Angel: He was originally one of the rulers of the Digital World, but was deposed.
  • Fallen Hero: He did stop the human vs beast war in the distant past, but went corrupt due to his pride and was beaten and locked up by the Warrior Ten. Now he's waiting to come back through his own proxies, like a corrupted Cherubimon and two of the Royal Knights.
  • The Fighting Narcissist: Lucemon's not the Demon Lord of Pride for nothing. He genuinely believes he's a perfect being and thus everyone would be happier if he got rid of free will and they had to obey his every command without question because, obviously, he knows best. He flat out says he considers conversing with 'imperfect' beings as beneath him (though apparently his Evil Gloating doesn't count) and pointless. He quite literally can't comprehend the idea he could possibly be wrong.
  • Final Boss: He is the last villain the heroes must fight in the season.
  • For the Evulz: Noticably averted unlike Vamdemon or Piemon from Adventure. He never explicitly does any of his worst acts "for the sake of", and he has a comprehensible enough motive. That is, to destroy all of existence to create a world where everything bows down to him.
  • The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You: When Lucemon Shadowlord Mode is about to emerge from the human world in Episode 49, he sends all of Shibuya a message: "You must choose to follow me or be destroyed."/"Follow me, or be destroyed. Choose." by hijacking electronic devices. At the end of said episode, the message shows up in your screen as if he's hijacking your television.
  • Glass Cannon: Lucemon Larva is one of these, being able to force Susanoomon to split up after just a couple of attacks, but dying at the hands of the Ten Legendary Warriors in their base forms. It's why he pilots Satan Mode from the Gehenna Sphere.
  • God of Evil: Shadowlord mode and Lucemon Larva are described as Evil God type Digimon, though his Chaos mode fits the mode to a T as well.
  • Gold and White Are Divine: With this guy, though, it signifies a divine tyrant.
  • Good Wings, Evil Wings: Subverted. He has angelic wings in his default form despite him being a fallen angel. Chaos/Falldown Mode has both angelic wings and demonic bat wings.
  • Healing Factor: Due to having absorbed the Digital World's data, he can regenerate in Satan Mode in much the same way that Cherubimon was able to.
  • Icy Blue Eyes: Has them in his first two forms to emphasize how dangerous he is.
  • Idiot Ball: Yeah sure, just remain in the path of the giant sword slowly cutting the Dark Area in half and don't even try to get out of the way or attack the open Susanoomon. You can totally tank this.
  • Knight of Cerebus: The show gets more serious when he's revealed to be behind everything, and when he's freed, the humorous elements almost completely vanish.
  • Large Ham: His speech is much less subdued with each new form. He is hammier in Falldown Mode than in his regular form. His larva form has him yelling at the top of his voice when he's not being a Cold Ham.
  • Light 'em Up: In his first form, this is his mode of attack. He can still use it in Chaos mode, this time alongside darkness to great effect. He loses this ability upon reaching Shadowlord mode.
  • Light Is Not Good: He looks like an angel, but is evil as all get out. Combines this with Dark Is Evil in Chaos Mode where he adds the power of darkness to his arsenal.
  • Lightning Bruiser: In his Chaos/Falldown mode, he might not be as physically imposing as Cherubimon or Dynasmon, but do not be fooled for even a second. He easily takes out MagnaGarurumon and EmperorGreymon within a few attacks before they can even react.
  • Made of Evil: Again, not himself, but Satan Mode's body is made of the data that the Digivices couldn't purify.
  • The Man Behind the Man: He was manipulating Cherubimon all along.
  • Manipulative Bastard: First he manipulated Cherubimon and turned him into a Fallen Angel, then he keeps Dynasmon and Crusadermon working for him with false promises that he'll let them rule the human world.
  • Not-So-Well-Intentioned Extremist: He claims he's making a utopia where everyone will be happy, but it's clear this is not his goal at all. It's just an excuse to justify taking away freedom and have complete control over everything.
  • Oh, Crap!:
    • In the Japanese version, he starts to panic when Susanoomon breaks into his protective sphere that Satan Mode was carrying.
    • He also has one when Susanoomon splits into Takuya and Koji to avoid his Yin-Yang Bomb.
    • He gives off this expression when the Zero-ARMS: Orochi is clearly sawing him in half.
  • Omnicidal Maniac: Subverted. Destroying and absorbing the Digital World was just the method he used to collect the data he needed to remake it the way he wanted.
  • One-Winged Angel: Well, technically, he became a literal Twelve Winged Angel... then a twelve-winged demon, then a twelve-winged larva...
  • Order Versus Chaos: He says that bringing order to the Digital World is his motivation, but he's really just arrogant.
  • Our Angels Are Different: While he looks like an angel and his name is even derived from Lucifer, he isn't any kind of deity of the sort but just a digital construct like everything else.
  • Our Demons Are Different: His shadowlordmode form is full on demon and throws the "angelic" half of him out the window.
  • Our Dragons Are Different: In his shadowlord mode, he's the dragon from Revelation and looks appropriately monstrous.
  • Person of Mass Destruction: We're talking DBZ level destruction here (his Chaos/Falldown mode even has the same Japanese voice as Frieza, now that one thinks about it).
  • Physical God: Even besides being able to easily destroy celestial bodies with his bare hands, supplemental material says his power in Chaos Mode rivals that of God (or at least the Digimon equivalent). Truth in Television sets in when you realize that in The Bible God is described as a being of bright light and deep shadow.
  • Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Despite being child-like in appearance, Lucemon is still powerful enough to go toe-to-toe with the heroes' strongest forms, blow up planets with ease, and absorb two members of the Royal Knights. Downplayed in his Chaos Mode; while a bit taller, he's still nowhere near as physically imposing as things like Gigasmon or Sakkakumon, but can easily curb-stomp EmperorGreymon and MagnaGarurumon just by punching them repeatedly. Afterwards, this trope is averted, as Lucemon transforms into his Shadowlord Mode.
  • Pride: So much so, his Chaos/Falldown mode is one of the Seven Great Demon Lords and has Pride as his sin. He feels that he and he alone has the right to determine the lives of other beings, and doesn't care who or what he needs to kill if they feel like standing in his way.
  • Psychotic Smirk: His default expression. It is easier to count the times where he doesn't have this expression.
  • The Punishment: Subverted. He didn't suffer during his time in the Dark Area, but he's more powerful for having been imprisoned.
  • Purple Is Powerful: Satan Mode is a purple and massive winged demonic dragon, and his appearance alone is enough to cut down Japan's electricity.
  • Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs: Falldown Mode's Paradise Lost Punch. He also executes it in Dio Brando style, to boot.
  • Red Sky, Take Warning: Downplayed. The sky in the human world was already red due to it being around sunset. His attempt to enter the human world just caused the sky to look more menacing.
  • Restart the World: He wants to destroy and recreate the Digital World because of his oxymoronic being. Too bad the Digital World he wants is one where all of existence bows down to him.
  • Satanic Archetype: He is formerly a good angel Digimon, associated with light who went mad with power, Pride and ambition, and attempted to seize complete control of the Digital World as a tyrant. As punishment he was demoted and sealed away. His three forms reflect his story (and the biblical Satan's); his normal form is Lucifer (hence "Lucemon"), his Falldown mode is Satan after falling, and his Satan Mode is the Dragon of Revelation.
  • Sealed Evil in a Can: For most of the series, he's sealed right under the Rose Morning Star. However, he influences and corrupts Cherubimon to unwittingly revive him.
  • Seven Deadly Sins: Satan Mode's Nihilism Maelstrom attack conjures symbols representing all seven.
  • Smug Snake: Particularly in his Child form, the only emotion he usually shows is condescending, cold disdain towards everyone else.
  • Spam Attack: Aside from actually stinging a target, his only attack in his larva form is shooting large numbers of projectiles from his stinger.
  • Story-Breaker Power: Easily the second strongest character on the show in his rookie form! And he still had two more transformations to make.
  • Super-Strength: Almost all Digimon have some degree of this, but Lucemon takes the cake. His Falldown mode was able to destroy three moons by piledriving two Digimon into one of them.
  • Taking You with Me: Tries to do this to Susanoomon while in larva mode, even saying the trope name word-for-word. It doesn't work, instead causing the Warriors themselves to manifest and finish him off.
  • Tautological Templar: He actually considers himself as trying to bring order to the Digital World. However, what he actually wants to do is something else.
  • Unholy Nuke:
  • Villainous Breakdown: Both times he finds himself out-matched by Susanoomon, especially the second time.
    Lucemon Larva: You will not stand in the way of my utopia. Prepare for paradise!
  • Vocal Dissonance: In the English dub. In his default form he looks and sounds like a kid. Then he absorbs the royal knights, turns into an adult... and still sounds like the same kid.
  • Wave-Motion Gun: Satan Mode's Nihilism Maelstrom attack conjures symbols representing the Seven Deadly Sins and then fires beams from them powerful enough to punch through the walls of the train station between worlds to what's left of the Digital World.
  • Yin-Yang Bomb: As Falldown mode, he is both an angelic and a demonic being who possesses the loving nature of God and the hate of a Demon Lord. Doesn't prevent him from creating a world where all bows down to him, though.
  • You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: When the Royal Knights are finally beaten, he takes their data for himself to go to his Falldown mode, after they had freed him from his prison, no less.

    Darcmon, Hippogriffomon, and Murmukusmon 
The main antagonist (not plural, single) of Island of Lost Digimon, Murmukusmon is a Demon Lord Digimon who seeks to revive Ornismon in order to conquer the Digital World. To this end, he manipulated the Human and Beast tribes into a Civil War by taking the form of a Darcmon and a Hippogriffmon and prodding the island's residents into war.
Voiced by: Tara Platt, Wally Wingert, and Bob Papenbrook respectively (EN), Takako Uehara, Hikaru Midorikawa, and Ken Yamaguchi respectively (JP)

  • Adaptational Villainy: Darcmon isn't supposed to be a Digimon who plans on prodding a civil war to revive another dangerous Digimon. Not at least according to the Digimon Reference Book.
  • Back from the Dead: The revival of Ornismon is one of central plots of the filmnote  and Murmukusmon's Evil Plan. He succeeds. However, he doesn't get to live long enough to exact his goal of ruling the Digital World due to the subsequent resurrection of AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon.
  • Big Bad Ensemble: Subverted, due to them being one and the same individual.
  • Breath Weapon: Murmukusmon fires a purple energy blast from his mouth at one point.
  • Bright Is Not Good: In contrast to many other Nightmare Soldier Digimon, Murmukusmon has a bright and colorful art design, but he's no pleasant Digimon to meet.
  • Chainmail Bikini: Darcmon wears one of these that's made of the same material as her mask.
  • Crocodile Tears: He's very good at faking emotions. Look no further to how when he (as Hippogriffmon) sheds tears for the fallen Beast Digimon and calling for the extermination of the island's Human Digimon in front of Grizzlymon and the other Beast Digimon. Nobody ever suspected a single thing about him.
  • Demon Lords and Archdevils: Murmukusmon is named after Murmur, a Count of Hell who is mentioned in the Ars Goetia. He's also classified as a Demon Lord.
  • Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon: Darcmon might look like a pretty woman, but she's just one of the forms Murmukusmon takes to trick Human Digimon into a Civil War.
  • Facial Markings: Subverted with Darcmon, who has markings on her mask instead. Murmukusmon has them around his eyes, though.
  • Fantastic Racism: Exploited by Murmukusmon to make the two factions fight each other so he could steal the data of those that were killed and reverted to DigiEggs.
  • Gender Bender: Murmukusmon can slide evolve between the feminine appearing Darcmon and more masculine Hippogriffomon.
  • Gold and White Are Divine: Darcmon is an angelic Digimon with gold and white. Hippogriffmon form also has gold ornaments on him, to a lesser extent.
  • Jeanne d'Archétype: Invoked. Darcmon is named after Joan D'Arc and acts as a leader for the Human type Digimon, but it's just an act for Murmukusmon to trick the island's residents to a Civil War.
  • Manipulative Bastard: Murmukusmon is smart enough to slide evolve between Darcmon and Hippogriffmon to fool the island's residents into killing each other for no clear reason, with him being the only person who actually knows what is going on for some time because he fanned the crisis.
  • Our Angels Are Different: Darcmon is a female angel with four wings who wields a staff and a sword.
  • Playing Both Sides: Murmukusmon pits the factions against each other so that he can absorb the data of fallen combatants as well as distract them as he worked on resurrecting Ornismon.
  • Take Over the World: Murmukusmon wants to use Ornismon as a weapon to take over the Digital World. Our heroes aren't letting him leave the island.
  • Voluntary Shapeshifting: He fools the island's residents by slide evolving between Darcmon and Hippogriffmon. Bokomon also describes him as capable of shapeshifting via magic.
  • Walking Spoiler: Knowing that Darcmon and Hippogriffmon are manifestations of Murmukusmon is definitely this trope.
  • War Is Hell: Invoked with both sides in order to goad them into trying to finish each other off quickly and release more data in the process.
  • Would Hurt a Child: He sics Ornismon on Kotemon. Unfortunately, that's what led to the Ancient Warrior Ten temporarily reviving.

    Ornismon 
An ancient avian Digimon that was defeated and sealed away on the Lost Island by AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon.
  • Back from the Dead: It gets revived by the data of the Digimon slain during the island's many battles.
  • Breath Weapon: The only attack we see it use is a Wave-Motion Gun fired from its mouth.
  • Feathered Fiend: Considering that it had to be sealed away by AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon, it's safe to say that Ornismon is one of these.
  • Powered by a Forsaken Child: It comes back by absorbing data from Digimon slain on the island.
  • Purple Is Powerful: Mostly purple and powerful enough that it took everyone working together to slow it down enough for AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon to finish off.

Other humans

    Katsuharu 

Voiced by: Kentarō Itō (JP), Brad MacDonald (EN)

A bully who forced Tommy to go in the Trailmon.


  • Bully Turned Buddy: After Tommy saved Teppei, Katsuharu apologizes to Tommy and becomes his friend alongside Teppei.
  • Expy: Of Kazu Shioda from Digimon Tamers to the point of both of them sharing the English voice actor.
  • The Bully: He alongside Teppei are Tommy's bullies and Katsuharu is the one who forced Tommy to go into the Digiworld.
  • Those Two Guys: He's always seen with Teppei.

    Teppei 

Voiced by: Yuko Tachibana (JP), Joshua Seth (EN)

A bully who tormented Tommy.


  • Bully Turned Buddy: After Tommy saves him, Teppei says thanks to Tommy and becomes his friend alongside Katsuharu.
  • Expy: Of Kenta Kitagawa from Digimon Tamers and if you're not sure, they both wear glasses.
  • The Bully: He alongside Katsuharu are Tommy's bullies and Teppei tries to bully Tommy to go back to the real world but not without being stopped by Katsuharu to stop.
  • Those Two Guys: He's always seen with Katsuharu.

     Chiaki 

Voiced by: Ken Nakamura (JP), Tifanie Christun (EN)

A girl who stays in the Digiworld


     Teruo 

Voiced by: Rieko Nakayama (JP), Brian Donovan (EN)

A boys who stays in the Digiworld


     Yutaka Himi 

Voiced by: Kishow Taniyama (JP), Joshua Seth (EN)

Tommy's big brother.



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