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A list of Digimon at the In Training Level.

The tropes listed here pertain to how these Digimon are portrayed in Bandai's profiles and across the broader Digimon canon, rather than as they are in a single work.

The In-Training level (referred to as "Younenki in Japan," translated as "Baby II") is the second form of a Digimon's evolution, or digivolution cycle. They've begun developing more features than just a waddling head, and are capable of some defensive maneuvers. However, as the Japanese translation implies, they're still baby Digimon and barely able to stand up for themselves against most opponents, with a few very notable exceptions.

Tropes applying to multiple In-Training level Digimon, or In-Training Digimon as a whole:

  • Bubble Gun: As with most Fresh Digimon, Bubble Blow or some derivative is the only technique available to most In-Training Digimon.
  • Cheerful Child: They're generally like this.
  • Cute Little Fangs: Common to many of them is one or two little fangs.
  • Fun Size: Only little larger than its previous level.
  • Retcon: A few of the Digimon listed here originated from Digimon Fusion and its sequel, which are known for not making use of evolution levels. In 2020, the Digimon Reference Book officially made these Digimon In-Trainings.
  • Waddling Head: With a few exceptions.


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Arcadiamon In-Training (Arkadimon Baby)

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Debut: Digimon V-Tamer 01: "Stranger"
Attribute: Free
Fields: None
Attacks: Data Drain

A cursed Digimon artificially created based on the data of various Digimon. One of the experiments to construct the "Ultimate Digimon", it possesses formidable physical ability despite being a Baby. Its "Data Drain", where it stabs the sharp portions of its limbs into the opponent and completely absorbs their data, is both Arcadimon's Special Move and its predatory behavior. So by directly absorbing data from others, Arcadimon has gained a tremendous growth speed.

Notable tamers that this Digimon is partnered to include Neo Saiba and Ryuji Mishima.


  • Killer Rabbit: Is capable of injuring Mega-level Digimon.
  • Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: Its "Data Drain" where it tabs the sharp portions of its limbs into the opponent and completely absorbs their data.
  • Pintsized Powerhouse: As an In-Training level Digimon, it's small enough to be carried around like a stuffed animal. And, again, capable of injuring fully grown Digimon who by all logic should be able to step on it. In fact, this stage of Arcadimon's life is capable of delivering a Curb-Stomp Battle to Piedmon of the Dark Masters in its debut.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: It's eyes are red.
  • Tyke-Bomb: Arcadiamon is artificially designed as a weapon, which is why it's so incredibly overpowered.

Argomon (In-Training) (Algomon (Baby II))

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Debut: Digimon Adventure: (2020): "Tokyo Digital Crisis"
Fields: Nightmare Soldiers
Attacks: San no Awanote 

The form that a newborn Argomon grows into. It is attached to places where large volumes of data flow, and consumes that data through the mouth on its underside. When an enemy draws near, it spits out its "San no Awa" from its giant eye-like pattern.


  • Blob Monster: It's a green-purple blob monster with little tentacles.
  • Eye Motifs: As with its Ultimate and Mega forms, in this case the big round eye taking up most of its face.
  • Hollywood Acid: Its "San no Awa"note  attack shoots a bubble-like substances from its giant eye-like pattern.
  • Mutant: It's a mutant-type Digimon.
  • Spikes of Villainy: It's got a ring of little drill-spikes at its bottom, and is up to something vaguely sinister.

Babydmon (Babydramon, Bebydomon)

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Fields: None
Attacks: Hot Gas

A Baby Dragon Digimon whose body bears a striking resemblance to a dragon. While this Digimon was only discovered recently, it has been made clear through data analysis that it contains a program code specific to ancient Digimon, and that it is related to the long-lost, ancient species of Digimon. Babydmon is ferocious despite its small size, and anyone who makes careless movements in front of it will get blown at with the high temperature gas formed within its body.

Babydmon is the main In-Training level for the Dracomon line.


  • Breath Weapon: Its "Hot Gas" generates a high temperature gas formed from deep within its body, puffing it out towards the enemy. Aside from the heat, Hot Gas is also made up of pungent elements, so it is recommended that one washes their eyes with water promptly should any gas enter their eyes.
  • Our Dragons Are Different: A Baby Dragon type that looks like a flying seahorse.
  • Seahorses Are Dragons: It looks like a baby seahorse, and ends up evolving into Digimon with 100% Dragon-factor data.

Bibimon

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Debut: Vital Bracelet Digital Monster
Attacks: Minimal Flash

A Lesser Digimon that evolved from Dokimon. It is restless and always moves around in a hurry. However, it's not used to handling limbs yet, so it's a daily occurrence to lose balance and roll while running.

Bibimon is the In-Training level to Pulsemon.


  • Shock and Awe: Its Minimal Flash attack covers its body in static electricity before it tackles its enemy.

Bosamon

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Debut: Vital Bracelet Digivice -V-
Attacks: Mikkomi

A Lesser Digimon that evolved from Pyonmon. Its bangs have grown out, hiding its eyes, so it can now move around without worrying about others looking at it. Its shy personality has changed into one that is calm. It now has two long ears and its sense of hearing has developed. It is able to perceive sound in three dimensions, and listening to conversations between fellow Digimon from a distance has become its hobby. It has a lot of information about things that it has not experienced firsthand thanks to that. It hates fighting, and quickly detects the enemy approaching, and leaves the area. Even if the escape is blocked, it will hide itself while startling the opponent with its combo attack "Mikkomi", in which it slaps them with its ears.

Bosamon is the In-Training form of Angoramon.


  • Super-Hearing: Thanks to its more developed ears, it can hear conversations from a distance, as well as approaching enemies.
  • Took a Level in Badass: The formerly shy Pyonmon has become calmer and worries less about being looked at.

Bowmon

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Debut: Vital Bracelet BE
Attacks: Puppy Spark

A Lesser Digimon whose body is covered in soft fur. It takes interest in everything it sees, and has a habit of sniffing them out. Although it is an active Digimon, it immediately tumbles over when running due to its short legs. It is unable to ascend or descend places with a difference in elevation greater than the length of its legs, so it moves around while rolling over areas that frequently differ in elevation.

Fusamon is the In-Training form of Loogamon and a natural carrier of the X-Antibody.


  • Constantly Curious: Like most puppies, it's got a desire to sniff everything it sees.
  • Insurmountable Waist-Height Fence: Due to its tiny little legs, Bowmon's incapable of going up or down places.
  • The Klutz: Because its legs are too short (and don't end in paws), it keeps tripping over itself.
  • Meaningful Name: It's named after the English onomatopoeia for barking. This makes it unique in that it's not based on a Japanese sound like Wanyamon is.
  • Precious Puppies: It may be a demonic hound, but it's still in puppy form, and therefore looks completely adorable.
  • Shock and Awe: Its "Puppy Spark" has it zap would-be threats with a static charged bark.

Budmon

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Debut: Digivice iC 10X
Attacks: San no Awanote , Dokutogetogenote 

Blended from the data of various poisonous plants, it is a Plant Digimon which has the form of a flower bud. Usually, it drifts through the air carried by its leaf, and doesn't attack as long as nothing happens. Its Special Move is its "Dokutogetoge", which are painful if touched. If it gets angry, it can also fire off the thorns.

It's considered to be the main In-Training level for the Lalamon line, and is partnered to Yoshino (Yoshi) Fujieda.


  • Eyes Always Shut: Its eyes are always squinted shut.
  • Plant Aliens: Where being an alien is by virtue of being from the Digital World rather than from our world.
  • Poisonous Person: Its "Dokutogetoge" note  fires off its poisonous thorns which are painful if touched.

Bukamon (Pukamon)

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Debut: Pendulum 2.0 Deep Savers
Fields: Deep Savers
Attacks: Awanote , Shabon no Awanote , Kuuki no Awanote 

Although it has an appearance which is thought to be the infancy of an aquatic dinosaur, it is a funny Digimon with movements as clever as the seahorse. However, the friendly personality it had as Pichimon has totally vanished, and it quickly flees if others approach. Its outer skin cannot yet bear the water pressure and low temperature of the deep sea, so the length of time it can dive to the deep sea is not long.

It's considered the default In-Training to the Gomamon line, and is partnered to Jou (Joe) Kido.


  • Cartoon Creature: It vaguely resembles an aquatic dinosaur or a seal, but doesn't really resemble any specific animal beyond that.
  • Meaningful Name: Puka comes from pukapuka, 「ぷかぷか」, the sound of floating and Buka is a corruption of that.

Chapmon

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Debut: Digivice iC 20X
Attacks: Foam Shower

A Lesser Digimon that only lives in clear, beautiful waters. For this reason, its form can only be seen in limited areas within the Digital World. It spends most of the day on the water's surface, and when it sleeps, it sleeps with only its face poking out of the surface. It has the sensitivity to detect the approach of opponents just from tiny movements of the water's surface, and will escape to a safe spot before it is found. Even when it is found, it spits its "Foam Shower" from its mouth to confuse the opponent with the bubbles, then flees.


  • Bubble Gun: Its "Foam Shower" spits bubbles from its mouth to confuse an attacker.
  • Kappa: As with most of Kamemon's line, this is their inspiration.
  • Meaningful Name: Its name comes from chap chap 「チャップチャップ chappu chappu」, alternatively 「チャプチャプ chapu chapu」, onomatopoeia describing splashing in puddles. Also, when combined with Pitchmon, its a reference to the lyrics from the Japanese children's song Amefuri 「あめふり」 (...Pitch Pitch, Chap Chap...).

Chicchimon

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Attacks: Tiny Holy Flame (Petit Holy Flare)

A small Digimon which looks like a chick. It’s still physically weak and isn’t suitable for an actual fight, but it holds potential in its evolutions.


  • Kill It with Fire: Its only known attack is "Petite Holy Flare". Given Chicchimon's small size, it's probably not very powerful.
  • Meaningful Name: Chicchi 「チッチッ」 is onomatopoeia for the sound of "chirping" and Chicchai 「小っちゃい」 means "tiny".

DemiMeramon (PetiMeramon)

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Fields: Nightmare Soldiers
Attacks: Fireball, Chīsana Kaendannote , Kaendannote 

A Digimon that evolved from Mokumon, its entire body is ablaze due to how its Digicore burns fiercely for a body of its size. It has a wild temperament for its small size, causing its Digicore to burn intensely, but it cannot fight properly despite its aggressive personality as its offensive power is still low. Not only that, it is extremely weak to water and Ice-Snow type Digimon, so it will flee the moment it encounters them. Incidentally, any relation between it and Meramon has not yet been made clear.

A DemiMeramon is partnered to the protagonist of Digimon Project 2021.


  • "Blind Idiot" Translation: The official translation is "Peti Memramon", which is incorrect as it's supposed to be "PetiMeramon", with it being the Baby version of "Meramon". It's also impossible to translate the name as "Memramon", so presumably the extra m was included by accident.
  • Dub Name Change: Aside from being called DemiMeramon in English-speaking countries, in Brazilian Digimon Data Squad localizations, it's referred to as BuchiMeramon.
  • Fireballs: A living fireball.
  • Meaningful Name: Peti is short for petit 「プチ Puchi」 meaning "small" in French and Mera comes from meramera which means burning in Japanese. So its a Small Meramon.
  • Playing with Fire: Its "Chīsana Kaendan" note  spits small flame shots out from its mouth to attack the opponent.
  • Retcon: Was a Fresh level when it debuted in Digimon World before being solidified as an In-Training. Though weirdly enough, Digimon Masters treats it as a Rookie level.

DemiVeemon (Chibimon)

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Debut: Digimon Adventure 02: "Digital Gate Open"
Attacks: Hop Attack

A Baby Dragon Digimon that evolved from Chibomon. Unusually for a Baby Digimon, it possesses a body, hands, and feet, and so is able to grip objects with both of its small hands, and move while hopping about with both feet. As it is very voracious, it especially likes sweet foods. Also, as it is very fond of sleeping, if you take your eyes off of it, it will instantly fall asleep.

As its English name implies, it's the In-Training level for Veemon. It's partnered to Daisuke (Davis) Motomiya.


  • Brought to You by the Letter "S": The first member of the Veemon family to feature a V in its design (and in the localization's case, its name). In DemiVeemon's case, it's the blue patch on its forehead and its ears.
  • Fun Size: Unlike other In-Training Digimon, it resembles a miniature version of its immediate evolution, Veemon.
  • Meaningful Name: Chibi (ちび) is an adjective meaning small and Demi is an adjective meaning half, so it's both a Chibi version of Veemon and a half Veemon.
  • Our Dragons Are Different: A Baby Dragon type that looks like a blue rabbit.
  • Sleepy Head: The minute its Tamer looks away, it falls asleep instantly.
  • Sweet Tooth: As it is very voracious, it especially likes sweet foods.
  • Use Your Head: Its "Hop Attack" where it rams into the opponent while hopping about head-first.

Dorimon

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Debut: Pendulum X 1.0
Attacks: San no Awanote , Metal Drop

A Lesser Digimon that can run very quickly, if it is going straight. It is often in a wild state because it hates to be domesticated, and it is dangerous because it will recklessly charge and perform a ramming attack if approached. Its ears have grown sharp and hard, and because they also act as horns there is some small damage from its ramming attacks, though it can't turn when going at speed.

Dorimon is designed as the In-Training form to Dorumon, and is a natural carrier of the X-Antibody.


  • Bullet Seed: Its "Metal Drop" spits iron grains from mouth while charging at the enemy.
  • Lightning Bruiser: It spends most of its life running, and will charge at anything that approaches it.
  • Wild Child: These guys are noted as being rather difficult to domesticate.

Fluffymon

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Debut: Digimon Liberator
Attacks: Birdy Head

A Small Bird Digimon that operates while hiding within the luscious leaves of the forest trees. Although it is still unable to fly due to its wings being undeveloped, it is agile enough to dash up vertical tree trunks in one go.


  • Use Your Head: Its Birdy Head is a headbutt attack that uses Fluffymon's speed to get force behind it.
  • Wall Crawl: It runs fast enough to go straight up vertical trees.

Frimon

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Debut: Digimon Accel Justice Genome
Attacks: Shippo Bentanote 

A Lesser Digimon possessing a frill on its neck. Its frill was made from a hardened portion of its hairs, and by covering its body with the frill when danger approaches, it can be used as "Armor" to protect its body. Since it is extremely full of curiosity, it has a habit of responding to anything that moves, but because it also responds to its own tail, it chases after it, and is often observed spinning in place.


  • Spin Attack: It attacks by spinning so that its tail hits the target.
  • Tail Slap: Inverted. Its "Shippo Binta" note  where it increases centrifugal force in its long tail is a power in itself, and it occasionally seems that even a Child Digimon will instantly faint if it is hit cleanly.

Gigimon

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Debut: D-Ark Version 1.0
Attacks: San no Awanote , Hot Bite

A four-legged Baby Digimon that grew from Jyarimon. Its physical features resemble those of Tokomon, and there are powerful fangs growing within its mouth. However, unlike Tokomon, who evolves into the Mammal-species, Gigimon, who evolves into the Dragon-species, has a rough personality, and is ferocious despite its small size. There are more than a few even larger Digimon that were deceived by its appearance and suffered a counterattack.

It's designed to be the In-Training form of the Guilmon line, and is partnered to Takato Matsuda (Matsuki) and Kouta Hirose.


  • Mon Bites Mon: Its "Hot Bite" where it snaps at the opponent. Its temperature is hot like with Jyarimon, and it is said that it burns the things that were bitten.

Goromon

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Debut: Vital Bracelet Digital Monster

A baby digimon that grows by eating rocks. Because its digestive system is not fully developed yet, it stores an amount of ore in its body unimaginable given its small size, and gradually converts it into nourishment. The place where its eye is located also serves as its mouth, and when it is eating, it seems to be completely blind.


  • Boulder Bludgeon: Its Rock Breath attack has it spit rocks from its mouth.
  • Eat Dirt, Cheap: Even though its digestive system hasn't fully developed, it can still consume ore and slowly convert it into nutrients for itself.
  • Eyes Do Not Belong There: Its giant eye is also its mouth. Because of this, it's blind while eating.
  • Rock Monster: A rock with legs and an eye/mouth.

Gummymon

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Attacks: Double Bobble, San no Awanote 

A Digimon that grew up from Zerimon. As it inherited an exceedingly energetic personality from Zerimon, it is both cheerful and lively. Although it is growing, it's squishy because its body tissue is as unstable as usual, but just like Zerimon, parts of its horn have hardened and it intimidates the opponent with headbutts. Its greatest change from Zerimon is that it has a body and ear-like objects coming out of its head.

It's designed as the In-Training form of Terriermon, and partnered to Wallace (Willis) and Jianliang Lee (Henry Wong).


  • Bubble Gun: Its "Double Bobble" and "Double Bubble" attacks spit out a lot of adhesive bubbles.
  • Meaningful Name: Both it and Kokomon are named after food. In Gummymon's case, Gummy comes from gummy candy 「グミ Gumi」, a gelatin-based chewy confectionary.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: The red to Kokomon's blue.
  • Single-Minded Twins: As mentioned above in Kokomon's entry. It appears to handle loneliness better than Kokomon, though.
  • Use Your Head: It tries to unnerve its enemies with its headbutts.

Gurimon

Debut: Vital Bracelet Digivice-V-
Attacks: Chikuchiku Attack
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A Baby Digimon that grew up from Curimon and now has two horns on its brow. It bounces around energetically, and when it finds large, hard rocks, it strikes them with its horn-charging Signature Move "Chikuchiku Attack". It enjoys coming across whole rocks, and runs around bursting with energy to become even stronger. Its frill has grown harder, and it seems that in addition to protecting its soft body, it also has the effect of making it look bigger.

Gurimon is the In-Training form of Gammamon.
  • Horn Attack: Its "Chikuchiku Attack"note  has it charge forward with the horns on its head.
  • Keet: Like Curimon before it, it's an energetic Digimon.
  • Pint-Sized Powerhouse: It excitedly crushes rocks with its horns, making it one of the stronger In-Training Digimon.

Hiyarimon

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Debut: Vital Bracelet Digital Monster
Attacks: Diamond Dust

A Lesser Digimon that evolved from YukimiBotamon. The formerly fluffy cilia are gone, and instead the surface of its body is always covered with snow. It can mostly be found in snowy mountains; its body melts when exposed to sunlight, so it is active after sunset. It seems that the bigger the droplet is that hangs from the end of its beak, the more energetic it becomes.

It is the In-Training form of Blucomon.


  • An Ice Person: Its special attack is Diamond Dust, which emits a cold breath attack.
  • Meaningful Name: Hiyari is the Japanese word for "chilly".
  • Snowlem: Certainly looks the part.

Hopmon

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Fields: Metal Empire
Attacks: Hop Hip

A Baby Dragon Digimon that evolved from Ketomon. Its entire body is covered in scales small enough to be invisible to the naked eye, and its body is sturdier than it looks. It has overcome its timid personality, and has a budding sense of justice that despises the crooked even at its young age.

It's designed as the In-Training for the Monodromon line, and partnered to Ryo Akiyama.


  • Bouncing Battler: Its Hop Hip attack, where it bounces around and strikes opponents with its rear end.

Kakkinmon

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Debut: Digimon Pendulum Ver.20th
Attacks: Kankannote 

A Digimon whose hat has become a copper shield, with its personality turning rougher as well. It is less vigilant than before due to its equipment becoming sturdier, adopting a fearless, forward-charging personality. However, because its shield is still only made of copper, it will land itself in trouble if it gets too aggressive.

Kakkinmon is the In-Training level of the Bryweludramon line, but is not officially a member of the Legend-Arms.


Kapurimon (Caprimon )

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Debut: Pendulum 5.0 Metal Empire
Fields: Metal Empire, Nightmare Soldiers
Attacks: Howling Hertz, San no Awanote 

A tiny Baby Digimon wearing a metallic helmet. Within the two horns attached to its helmet, it has antennae that are able to receive any radio wave or sound. Kapurimon is in possession of bat-like traits, as it has weak eyesight, and produces ultrasonic waves from its mouth, recognizing the objects ahead of it from the rebounding sound wave. For that reason, Kapurimon is able to act irrespective of day or night.

It's notably partnered to Hirokazu Shiota (Kazu Shioda).


  • Make Some Noise: Its "Howling Hertz" generates a resonance between its two horns to paralyze the opponent. If they suffer this technique, even a large Digimon will be completely paralyzed.
  • Rascally Raccoon: Vaguely resembles a raccoon, complete with a fluffy, striped tail.

Kodokugumon (In-Training) (Kodokugumon (Baby))

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Debut: Digimon Adventure: "The Chase! Hurry to Japan"

A Baby-level Digimon that is the offspring of Dokugumon. They live in countless numbers, and attack intruders in clusters.


  • Fun Size: A miniature Dokugumon.
  • Meaningful Name: Ko is an adjective that means small or child and Dokugu comes from Dokugumo (毒蜘蛛 「ドクグモ」) which means poisonous spider. So its either a Small or Child Dokugumon.
  • Spiders Are Scary: Seeing as it's a smaller version of Dokugumon...
  • Retcon: It was briefly made a Rookie level in Digimon New Century, instead of an In-Training like it was in Digimon Soul Chaser. When the actual Rookie-level Kodokugumon was introduced, it was back to being an In-Training.
  • Weaponized Offspring: Used as this by regular Dokugumon.

Kokomon (Chocomon)

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Attacks: San no Awanote , Double Bubble

A Digimon that grew up from Conomon. The personalities of the robust-natured Gummymon and the docile Kokomon are opposites, but they get along very well, and always act in unison. It is an existence of unified mind and flesh, such that if you temporarily separate the two, it will weaken due to too much loneliness.

It's designed as the In-Training stage for Lopmon, and is partnered to Wallace (Willis) and Shaochung Lee (Suzie Wong).


  • Bubble Gun: Its "Double Bobble" fires a stream of adhesive bubbles from its mouth.
  • Meaningful Name: Both it and Gummymon are named after food. In Kokomon's case, Choco comes from chocolate and Koko is a misspelling of cocoa.
  • Opposites Attract: Despite the major difference in personality, it still gets on very well with Gummymon.
  • Red Oni, Blue Oni: The blue to Gummymon's red.
  • Single-Minded Twins: To the point where it nearly can't function without Gummymon nearby.

Koromon

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Debut: Digital Monster Ver. 1
Fields: Virus Busters
Attacks: Awanote , San no Awanote , Poyoyon Tacklenote 

A tiny Digimon that shed the fuzz covering its surface, and whose body grew even bigger. Although it has become able to move around more actively, it is still unable to battle. It can produce bubbles from its mouth to intimidate opponents.

Koromon is often used as the default In-Training level for the Agumon line. It is partnered to Tai Kamiya (Taichi Yagami), Marcus Damon (Masaru Daimon), and Tsurugi Tatsuno.


  • Meaningful Name: Koro is short for korokoro (「ころころ」), which means something small and round rolling. According to Koromon in the Digimon Adventure dub, his name means "Brave Little Warrior", though this is likely Koromon trying to hype itself up.
  • Use Your Head: Because it's mostly head, its "Poyoyon Tackle" note  attack is this.

KoZenimon

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Debuted in: Digimon Collectors
Attacks: Icchi Dan Ketsunote , ¥UE-N

A tiny Digimon living inside Ganemon's trunk which has an appearance like a 1 yen coin. It is cheerful no matter what, and its indomitable vigor even when the world falls on hard times is its worth. It cheerfully perseveres in the task of collecting money it was assigned by Ganemon, working diligently to the motto "Many a yen makes a million".


  • Animate Inanimate Object: It's a walking one-Yen coin.
  • Black Bead Eyes: It sports a couple of these.
  • Cheerful Child: Almost always cheerful. Almost. If an enemy upsets Kozenimon, they'll cry so hard it lets out a shockwave.
  • Fun Size: Smaller than Zenimon or Ganemon.
  • Retcon: In 2020, the Digimon Reference Book made it an In-Training level. It previously did not have a level due to debuting in the Digimon Fusion continuity.
  • Super-Scream: Its YUE-N attack has a group of them shout loud enough to create a shockwave.
  • Zerg Rush: Kozenimon never travel alone. Their "Ichhi Dan Ketsu" attack has them mob the enemy, which is surprisingly effective, all the more so given they are tiny.

Kyaromon

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Debut: Digimon Accel Ultimate Genome
Attacks: Shippo Swingnote 

A Lesser Digimon that vigorously grew a tail. As it is brimming with curiosity, it takes an interest in anything, and has a habit of rushing for whatever caught its interest. The inside of its body has become mostly empty, and because it is elastic like a rubber ball, its "Shippo Swing", in which it puts its strength into its tail and strikes, seems to have the force to blow away even a Child Digimon.


  • Rubber Man: Its insides are mostly empty, and it's elastic like a fuzzy rubber ball.
  • Tail Slap: Its "Shippo Swing" note  where it puts all its strength into striking the opponent with its tail, seems to have the force to blow away even a Child Digimon.

Kyokyomon

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Debut: Pendulum X 2.0
Attacks: Metal Straw

A Lesser Digimon whose body has grown long. If it gets angry it can stretch up to nearly nine times its normal length to attack the opponent, but because it only extends forward, the opponent usually avoids it completely. It has a light body like Fufumon, and floats lightly through the air, but it is able to move relatively nimbly by paddling the air with its hands and feet.

Kyokyomon is considered to be the main In-Training level for Ryudamon, and is a natural carrier of the X-Antibody.


  • Extra-ore-dinary: Its "Metal Straw" attack stretches itself out and fires a metal spike from its mouth.

Kyupimon (Cupimon)

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Debut: Pendulum Progress 2.0 - Armageddon Army
Attacks: Angel Ring

A Small Angel Digimon that evolved from Puttimon. It likes benevolence and loves making everyone happy, contrary to when it was a Puttimon. In particular, it is referred to as the "Angel of Charity", and it specializes in bringing about feelings of "Love" in every person. It is always flying around the Digital World's skies, sprinkling love on everyone while making them feel happy. It is said that even a large Digimon with great fighting spirit will cease battling once it encounters Kyupimon.


  • Cute Little Fangs: Has one little fang protruding from its upper lip.
  • Light 'em Up: Its "Angel Ring" generates a ring of light from the protuberance on its calvaria and throws it at the opponent.
  • Meaningful Name: Cupi is short for Cupid 「キュピッド」, a Roman god who caused people to fall in love, and was sometimes depicted as a child-like angel.
  • Red Baron: It the only In-Training Digimon to have a title. It is known as the "Angel of Charity".

"Meicoomon's Unnamed Baby Form"

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Because there is no official profile of Meicoomon's Unnamed Baby Form, we don't know much about it, not even its name. Its only known tamer is Meiko Mochizuki.


Minomon

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Attacks: Pinecone, Worm Barrier, San no Awanote 

A Digimon that is an evolution of Leafmon, and went into a tough outer shell. On days with good weather, or when it's in a good mood, it sticks its face out of its shell and vegetates. It hangs onto high places with the ivy (hair?) growing from its head, and moves by hanging onto large Digimon, but if it's over a short distance, it is also able to move by floating through the air. Due to its vegetative personality, it has a fault of not easily showing its emotions on its face. Also, as solitude is its "specialty", it has the inner fortitude to not be discouraged even if it gets worried and anxious.

It's the main In-Training level to the Wormmon line, and is partnered to Ken Ichijouji.


Missimon

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Debut: Digimon Accel Evil Genome
Attacks: Missile Crash

A Machine Digimon with a missile for a body. The moment it evolves into Missimon, its missile is ignited and sends it flying non-stop until it further evolves into another Digimon. While it is able to adjust its flight speed to some extent, it is unable to stop moving as it will fall if it does not maintain a sufficient flight speed. It can utilize this speed to do a body tackle, sporting great destructive power, but this attack almost never hits its target due to Missimon's sub-par control.


  • Foe-Tossing Charge: Its "Missile Crash" where using its speed, it rams powerfully into the enemy.

Monimon

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Debuted in: Digimon Xros Wars: "Xrosroad!! The Boys' Paths Cross"
Attacks: Rappa, Suppa, Toppa

A low-ranking Ninja Digimon that always operates in a group. Even though they are said to be in a group, they each operate within a fixed range from the others while hidden under vegetation or in the shade of a rock, and it can be said that while it has the appearance of an underling, it seems to be a ninja after all. Its emotions tend to project on its face, so while it always pretends to be calm, its emotions show up on its face (monitor) in the shape of emoticons. Furthermore, because it even projects its dreams from its face when it is asleep, everyone can see them, and it gets very embarrassed.

Monimon is the supposed In-Training form of Monitamon. One is seen in the possession of Nene Amano.


  • Black Bead Eyes: It has two of them to project its emotions.
  • Emoticon: How it expresses emotions.
  • Making a Splash: Its Suppa attack allows it to shoot a jet of water.
  • Ninja: A ninja that looks like a tiny walking TV. By all accounts they're much better than the bigger Monitamon.
  • Retcon: In 2020, the Digimon Reference Book made it an In-Training. It previously did not have a level due to debuting in the Digimon Fusion continuity.
  • Super-Speed: Toppa lets it use this to run away.
  • Zerg Rush: Its Rappa attack is described as one.

Moonmon

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Attacks: Moonlight Bubble, San no Awanote , Yami Burst

A Baby Digimon with an appearance resembling a falling droplet. Only appearing on bright moonlit nights, there are records of it being sighted near Yokomon, which has a similar habit. A characteristic antenna-like protuberance grows from its head, and swings energetically when it's in a good mood.

It's the primary In-Training to the Lunamon line.


  • Bubble Gun: Moonmon originally had Acid Bubbles originally. Its Reference Book entry instead gave it Moonlight Bubble, an attack that spews cold bubbles that glow pale blue.
  • Casting a Shadow: Its "Yami Burst" note  where it spits out a ball of dark energy.
  • Solar and Lunar: The lunar to Sunmon's sun.

Motimon (Mochimon)

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Debut: Pendulum 1.0 Nature Spirits
Fields: Nature Spirits
Attacks: Awanote , Shinshukusei no Awanote 

Possessing elastic skin, it is a soft-bodied Digimon that uses the protuberances on the underside of its body to toddle about. It came to be called "Motimon" from inflating its body when it gets worked up, causing it to look like mochi. However, as a result of having a great intellect that couldn't even be imagined from its appearance, its origin is conjectured to derive from a computer's dictionary feature. It understands human languages, and it is sometimes seen freely deforming its body like it's trying to return communications. It produces mochi-like elastic bubbles to restrict the opponent's movement.

It's considered the In-Training level to the Tentomon line, and is partnered to Koushiro (Izzy) Izumi.


  • Meaningful Name: Mochi (餅) is a type of rice dough and when combined with Botamon it is a reference to botamochi 「牡丹餅(ボタモチ)」, a type of sweet rice cake.
  • Rubber Man: It can stretch and deform its body, apparently as a way to communicate.

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Negamon

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Attacks: Downer Eye

A Baby Digimon that grew up immersed in the negative data that the network is overflowing with. It lives quietly in jet-black darkness, constantly waiting for its death. It appears before approaching Digimon, and makes them prey on themselves with the curse of its "Downer Eye". It is said that the Digimon that have preyed on themselves gradually lose their emotions, fall into darkness, and corrode from the inside out, becoming a seedbed for Negamon to regenerate.

It played a significant, yet mostly hidden role as a villain in Digimon Adventure: (2020), being responsible for the great war in the past and attempting to cause the Great Catastrophe in the present.


  • The Corruption: Its Downer Eye attacks the minds of other Digimon, causing them to prey on themselves and lose their emotions. Eventually, it manifests physically, causing the Digimon to corrode from the inside out.
  • Cyclops: Has one large glowing yellow eye in the center of its body.
  • Eldritch Abomination: Has the look of one, being a little tentacle monster thing that lives in perpetual darkness.
  • Mind Rape: Its Downer Eye starts as this, first attacking the Digimon's mind and emotions. It only manifests physically when they're too far gone.
  • No Name Given: Initially. It first appeared in an early episode of Digimon Adventure: (2020) in April of 2020. Its name wouldn't be revealed until more than a year later.
  • Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Easily the strongest In-Training level to date, what with its corruptive powers and its godlike presence in Adventure: 2020. The only other In-Training Digimon that would come close to matching it is Arcadiamon.
  • Resurrective Immortality: Via turning other Digimon into hosts for it to do so.
  • Supernatural Gold Eyes: Its eye is yellow and it's a baby eldritch horror that uses said eye to corrupt all that come near.

Nyaromon

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Debut: Digimon Adventure: "The Bond of Destiny! Tailmon"
Fields: Virus Busters
Attacks: Fox Tail, Awanote 

A tiny Digimon which has cat-like characteristics. It is always capricious, and that behavior seems to have been attached to Nyaromon as a result of its being like a "cat". Although it is sometimes frivolous due to its overflowing curiosity, it also has a lonely side.

It's considered to be the In-Training level to the Tailmon line, and is partnered to Hikari Yagami (Kari Kamiya).


  • Cute Kitten: It's a Baby II-level catlike Digimon.
  • Jagged Mouth: Its mouth is a simple, jaggedly zigzag line.
  • Meaningful Name: Nyaro comes from nyaa (にゃあ~), which is the sound cats make in Japanese.
  • Tail Slap: It's "Fox Tail" where it puffs up its tail, making the hairs like wires and then strikes the opponent. However, there has never yet been an opponent observed to flinch from this attack.
  • Waddling Head: It's an indecently ambulatory cat head with a tail.

Pagumon

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Debut: Digital Monster Ver. 5
Attacks: Awanote , San no Awanote , Doku no Awanote 

A small-sized Digimon capable of flying at low altitudes using the ear-like parts growing from its head. It is able to move those ears skillfully and use them like hands, performing gestures such as pulling its eyelid and sticking its tongue out, or slapping its rear to mock the opponent. It has a prank-loving personality. It will bully Digimon such as Koromon or Tunomon by chasing them around. Sometimes, it also bullies others by spitting out "Doku no Awa" from its mouth.

Tagiru Akashi has a Pagumon in his collection.


  • Meaningful Name: Pagu comes from Pakupaku (「パクパク」), the sound of eating.
  • Poisonous Person: Its "Doku no Awa" note  spits out poisonous bubbles from its mouth.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: It has slitted red eyes, and is one of the most malicious and mean-spirited In-Training Digimon around.

Pickmon

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Debuted In: Digimon Fusion: "Taiki, Go to Another World!"
Attacks: Chinchikurinnote , Sugar Plum

Digimon which are enrolled in the "Starmons" corps, where they make up most of the members. The "Starmon" are composed of a corps of several Pickmons with a Starmon at their heart. There is a strict hierarchy to the corps, and disobedience is not allowed because they must have absolute obedience to their superior. For that reason, there are more than a few Pickmon who have given up midway on becoming a Starmon, then left and gone back home, but nevertheless, Pickmon that work hard, aim at independence and stand out from the crowd will succeed in being promoted to Major and become a Starmon.

Several Pickmon appear as members of the Xros Heart (Fusion Fighters) army.


  • Animate Inanimate Object: A living guitar pick.
  • Cool Helmet: There is a variation with a helmet.
  • Retcon: In 2020, the Digimon Reference Book made it an In-Training. It previously did not have a level due to debuting in the Digimon Fusion continuity.
  • Triangle Shades: The metallic Pickmons wear these.

Pinamon

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Debut: Digimon Accel Nature Genome
Attacks: Piripiri Sparknote 

A Chick Digimon that always runs about restlessly. Because it expresses its emotions in how it runs, it doesn't stand still unless it is a time when it is bored or sleeping. Because its emotions do not appear on its face, its emotions must be read from how it runs, so it is a Digimon with which making a connection is very difficult. Although Pinamon hates its tails being touched, just like Puwamon, because a miniature electric shock, "Piripiri Spark", is generated from the tails, more caution is needed when touching its tails than with Puwamon.


  • Hates Being Touched: It hates having its tails touched, much like its pre-evolution Puwamon, and responds to physical contact with electric shocks.
  • Meaningful Name: Pina comes from hina 「雛」 meaning infant; chick.
  • Shock and Awe: Its "Piripiri Spark" note  shocks whoever touches the Fuwa Feathers on its tails.

Poromon

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Debut: Digimon Adventure 02: "Digital Gate Open"
Fields: Wind Guardians
Attacks: Pororo Breeze

A Small Bird Digimon that evolved from Pururumon, and can now fly at low altitudes. It has small feathers growing closely packed on its body, and unusually for a Baby Digimon, it has wings. Its most charming feature is the feather ornament attached to its head, so it maintains it intently. It has a fundamentally tidy personality, but because it cannot turn its neck(?) even if it wants to groom itself, it relies on its comrades.

It's the main In-Training level for the Hawkmon line, and is partnered to Miyako (Yolei) Inoue.


  • Meaningful Name: Poro most likely comes from porori which means to drop something.
  • Smoke Out: Sand-based variant. Its "Pororo Breeze" where it flaps its wings to raise a cloud of sand, then seizes the opportunity to flee when the opponent flinches.

Puroromon

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Debut: Pendulum X 3.0
Attacks: Chikkurittonote 

A Larva Digimon which flies freely by individually operating its three pairs of wings. It is not yet powerful, but be that as it may, it is difficult to catch because of its random flying about, which surprisingly gets the opponent completely annoyed.

It's the In-Training form to the Funbeemon line, and is a natural carrier of the X-Antibody.


  • Beware My Stinger Tail: It has a poisonous stinger.
  • Flight: It is capable of this with its six tiny wings.
  • Meaningful Name: Puroro comes from Purorohu meaning "buzzing; whizzing", i.e like that of a bee.
  • Poisonous Person: Its "Chikkuritto" note  where it injects a tiny amount of venom with the tiny stinger on its rump.

Pusurimon

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Debut: Digimon ReArise
Attacks: Chikuchiku Rollingnote 

A quadrupedal Lesser Digimon with yellow spines growing from its back. It is always running around energetically, though it will sometimes appear to stop in its tracks when in reality it has just fallen asleep on the spot.

It is designed as the In-Training form to the Herissmon line.


  • Keet: It's a constantly energetic little ball of fluff... except when it suddenly falls asleep.
  • Meaningful Name: Pusuri comes from Pusupusu (ぷすぷす) meaning "pricking something".
  • Rolling Attack: Its "Chikuchiku Rolling" note  where it curls itself into a ball and does a jump-tackle while spinning.

Puyoyomon

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Debut: Vital Bracelet Digivice -V-
Attacks: Zone Pachipachi

Puyomon evolved by taking in jellyfish data. It grew several tentacles by copying the biological features of jellyfish. As you can tell from its round eyes that are brimming with curiosity, it has grown its own preferences, and once it sticks to something that it likes, it will not let go. Conversely, when it is something that it dislikes, it sends out a bursting streak of electricity, and never lets anything get near it. Even if it likes sticking to something, it will lose interest after a while and detach from it, and has a moody personality where it floats lightly in search of exciting things that suit its taste.

Puyoyomon is the In-Training form of Jellymon.


  • Clingy Aquatic Life: Once it finds something it likes, it doesn't let go until it loses interest.
  • Electric Jellyfish: When it sees something it doesn't like, it shocks it with its "Zone Pachipachi"note  attack.

Sakuttomon

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Debut: Digital Monster Ver.20th
Attacks: Sakusaku

A Baby Digimon that evolved from Sakumon, and that now has two blades. Its balance has been stabilized by the blades now positioned on its left and right side, as well as with the addition of its small feet. While it has stopped rolling around and become more active, getting stuck in a ceiling or wall will cause it to be unable to move.

Sakuttomon is the In-Training level of the Durandamon line, but is not officially a member of the Legend-Arms.


Sunmon

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Attacks: Sunlight Bubble, San no Awanote , Starlight

A Baby Digimon with an appearance that looks like a flame has been lit on its head. The protuberances on its body, which are reminiscent of the sun, are soft and move as if they were limbs. It can be seen only during the daytime on sunny days. It has a gentle personality, and moves by lightly floating about on warn days.

It's the In-Training form of Coronamon.


  • Bubble Gun: Originally, it had Acid Bubbles as its main attack. Its Reference Book entry instead gave it Sunlight Bubble, which has it spew hot, glowing bubbles.
  • Solar and Lunar: Sunmon and its evolutionary line are the sun to Lunamon and its lines' moon.
  • Star Power: Its "Starlight" where it uses energy from the stars against the opponent.

Tanemon

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Debut: Digital Monster Ver. 4
Attacks: Awanote , San no Awanote , Nenchakusei no Awanote 

A Bulb Digimon which has something that looks like a plant sprout burgeoning from its head. It is a Yuramon that wandered in search of an optimal environment, then settled to the ground and evolved. Due to its extremely timid personality, if it senses an intruder's presence, it will burrow with the four feet at the base of its body, and completely bury part of its body in the ground. Once it is completely hidden underground, the thing growing from its head assumes the camouflage of a plant, allowing it to defend its body from intruders. However, this is ineffective against herbivorous Digimon.

It's primarily associated with the Palmon line, and is partnered to Mimi Tachikawa.


  • Meaningful Name: Tane 「種(タネ)」 means seed.
  • Planimal: A Digimon resembling a small green critter with a plant growing from its back.

Tokomon

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Debut: Digital Monster Ver. 3
Fields: Virus Busters
Attacks: Awanote , Kamitsukinote , San no Awanote 

A tiny Digimon with limb-like protrusions growing beneath its body (head?). Baby Digimon that have grown limbs are extremely rare, and their appearance is enormously cute. However, caution should be taken in reaching out to it with one's hand just because of its cuteness, as it will suddenly open its mouth wide and bite with the fangs growing closely packed within. Having said that, it bears no ill will and has a very innocent personality.

It's often used as the In-Training stage for Patamon, and is partnered to Takeru (T.K.) Takaishi.


  • Bubble Gun: Like most in-training Digimon.
  • Cute Creature, Creepy Mouth: It's a small white critter with a cat smile... with a detailed mouth full of sharp teeth.
  • Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Its "Bite" attack where it opens its mouth wide and bites the opponent with its shark like teeth.
  • Killer Rabbit: Suprisingly vicious for an In-Training, not that it means much since it's still just as weak as any other.
  • Meaningful Name: Toko comes from tokotoko 「トコトコ」, which is onomatopoeia for walking.
  • More Teeth than the Osmond Family: It looks cute until it opens its mouth, which is gigantic and bristling with two rows of sharp, meat-eating teeth.

Tokomon X (Tokomon (X-Antibody))

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Attacks: Kamitsukinote , Tokotoko Divenote 

It is rare for a Baby to take in the X-Antibody, so it is often targeted by other Digimon. However, it has adopted a valiant personality and is not discouraged by its setbacks, overcoming all odds with its small stature and increased agility. Its "Tokotoko Dive", where it tackles with all its might, has the power to topple even large Digimon over, and so capturing Tokomon is not an easy task.


  • Super Mode: Tokomon is unique among In-Training Digimon in that it has an X-Antibody form.

TorikaraBallmon

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Debut: D-Spirit
Attacks: Shokubutsusei no Awanote 

A Digimon born from deep-fried food recipe data. Because it flies while giving off a delicious, lingering smell, it seems that if Torikara Ballmon is nearby, other Digimon around it feel more hungry. When chased by a hungry Digimon, it blows "vegetable bubbles" from its mouth and slides the opponent, leaving only the scent while hindering its movement and flying away.

It's considered the In-Training level of the Burgamon line.


  • Anthropomorphic Food: They're living chicken nuggets.
  • Deep-Fried Whatever: They were created from recipe data about these.
  • Meaningful Name: Tori 「鳥()」 means chicken and Kara 「辛()」 means spicy. Torikara Balls are a kind of chicken nuggets sold at Lotteria restaurants.
  • Retcon: Materials for Digimon Frontier list this Digimon as a Fresh level, while everywhere else, it's considered an In-Training.

Tsumemon

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Attacks: Awanote , Nail Scratch

A Baby Digimon that further evolved from Kuramon. The tips of its tentacles have become claw-shaped, and its ferocity has also increased. It consumes data at a terrifying speed, causing the Network to go haywire. Not only that, once it has evolved into Tsumemon, it becomes even more difficult to capture due to its fast movement speed.

It is the In-Training form for the Keramon line.


Tsunomon (Tunomon)

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Debut: Digital Monster Ver. 2
Attacks: San no Awanote , Awanote 

A tiny Digimon that hardened one of the feelers on its head as Punimon. From Punimon, it has accomplished a more animal-like evolution, and is covered in tufty body hair. It is still at the peak of playfulness, and it has a prank-loving personality, but its combat instinct has not awakened.

It is often associated with the Gabumon line, and is partnered to Yamato (Matt) Ishida.


  • Meaningful Name: Tuno is a Nihon-shiki romanization of 「角(ツノ)」, meaning "horn".
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning: It's not malicious, but it is quite energetic and mischievous.
  • Inconsistent Spelling: The first kana in its name can be romanized as either "tu" or "tsu", most commonly the latter.
  • The Prankster: It is stated to have a prank-loving personality.

Upamon

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Debut: Digimon Adventure 02: "Degital Gate Open"
Fields: Deep Savers
Attacks: Shock Shout

A Baby Amphibian Digimon with ear-like branchia growing from both sides of its head. Although it is able to live whether on land or underwater, it appears that it is rather suited for life on land. Because of its carefree personality, it is easily and frequently bullied by other Digimon. However, because of its personality, there are occasions when it mistakes it as being played with, rather than it being bullied.

it is used as the In-Training form of Armadillomon, and is partnered to Cody/Iori Hida.


  • Make Some Noise: It's "Shock Shout" where it releases an ultrasonic shout, making the opponent flinch.
  • Meaningful Name: Upa comes from Ūpā Rūpā 「ウーパールーパー」, "Wooper Looper" - the Japanese selling name given to young axolotls.

Viximon (Pokomon)

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Debut: D-Ark Version 1.0
Attacks: Sesshousekinote 

A nocturnal Baby Digimon that evolved from Reremon. Due to it only acting in the evening and on moonlit nights, it is said that its existence is close to an illusion. For that reason, it confers a kind of status among Tamers to raise a Viximon. It will grow into an extremely heartening Digimon depending on how it was raised. It always acts to avoid public notice, and although it is difficult to capture Viximon, who is swift and speedy despite its appearance, it will show up without thinking if you set out its favorite food of fried tofu.

It's designed as the In-Training form to the Renamon line, and is partnered to Rika Nonaka (Ruki Makino).


  • Asian Fox Spirit: "Sesshouseki" is the embodiment of an evil nine-tailed fox killed by Miura-no-suke in the legend of Tamamo-no-Mae in Japanese mythology.
  • Deadly Gas: Its main attack involves releasing a cloud of toxic gas.
  • Meaningful Name: Poko comes from pokopoko, onomatopoeia for an up-and-down movement; moving around carelessly. Vixi comes from Vixen, meaning a female fox.
  • Poisonous Person: Its "Sesshouseki" note  where it transforms into a stone and releases a poisonous gas.
  • Precious Puppies: Or in this case, precious fox kits.
  • Shrinking Violet: It's said to avoid public notice.
  • Trademark Favorite Food: Fried tofu.
  • Voluntary Shapeshifting: It turns into a stone for its main attack.

Wanyamon

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Debut: Digivice iC 10X
Fields: Nature Spirits
Attacks: San no Awanote , Awanote , Smile Fang

A Digimon fused from the data of small, pet animals like dogs and cats. Because its unexpected movements are also quick, caution is necessary so that it doesn't get away, but it becomes very emotionally attached if shown affection like a pet.

It's considered the default In-Training to the Gaomon line, and is partnered to Yu Inui and (possibly) Touma/Thomas H. Norstein, as well as an assistant to Kyoko Kuremi.


  • Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Its "Smile Fang" where it smiles cutely, then surprises the foe by biting suddenly.
  • Meaningful Name: Wanya is play on the words wan and nya. Wan comes from wan wan (「ワンワン」), onomatopoeia for the sound of barking and Nya comes from nya nya (「ニャア」), onomatopoeia for the sound of meowing.
  • Mix-and-Match Critters: An odd mix of a dog and a cat. It loses all feline traits once it evolves into Gaomon, however.

Xiaomon

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Debut: D-Ark Version 2.0
Attacks: Tummo

A four-legged Baby Digimon that evolved from Paomon. It is said that Digimon that were created artificially basically only evolve up to their Child-level, and the most often seen artificial Digimon is this Xiaomon. It forms attachments with people enormously easily, and among Digimon it is the easiest to train.

It's made to be the In-Training for the Labramon line, and is partnered to Minami Uehara.


  • Com Mons: It's one of the most commonly seen artificial Digimon, and is easy to befriend and train.
  • Make Some Noise: Its "Tummo" releases a high-frequency wave that is an effective charm against evil.
  • Meaningful Name: Xiǎo (小) means "small".
  • Precious Puppies: It looks like a tiny chibi puppy.

Yaamon

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Debut: Digimon Tamers: "Dreaming Power is Our Future"note 
Attacks: Rolling Black, Paint Splash

A Lesser Digimon that evolved from Kiimon. Its personality becomes sinuous, and when it finds a Digimon having fun, it covers them with ink using its "Paint Splash", which it spews out of its mouth. Yaamon enjoys seeing the stunned Digimon.

It's designed as the Impmon line's In-Training form, and is partnered to Ai and Makoto (Mako).


  • "Blind Idiot" Translation: The official translation is "Yarmon". The name is derived from "Yaancha", meaning mischievous.
  • Morphic Resonance: Has the pointed "jester horn" ears and green eyes of Impmon, its Rookie level.
  • Non-Indicative Name: Its "Paint Splash" is ink being spit out of its mouth and not paint.
  • Smug Smiler: Its default expression is a smug grin.
  • Took a Level in Jerkass: Kiimon preferred to be alone. Yaamon actively seeks out other Digimon having fun solely so it can ruin it for them. And it'll only get worse when it becomes Impmon.

Yokomon (Pyocomon)

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Debut: Digimon Adventure: "Adrift? The Island of Adventure!"
Fields: Wind Guardians
Attacks: Shabon Flowernote , Awanote 

A Bulb-type Lesser Digimon with a large flower blooming from its head. It is able to move by skillfully operating its root-like tentacles, and with its lightness, it can rise into the air, but only to a small height. As it is brimming with curiosity, it is restlessly stirring and its appearance seems very cute. It has a habit of living together in flocks, and it is said that due to grouping, the flocks will grow from a few to a few hundred.

It is often associated with the Biyomon line, and is partnered to Sora Takenouchi.


  • Early-Bird Cameo: It made its debut in Digimon Adventure a few months before its v-pet debut in Pendulum 4.0, making it the first to debut in any episode of the anime.
  • Meaningful Name: Pyoco is an alternative transliteration of pyoko, short for pyokopyoko 「ピョコピョコ」 which means to sort of dance and hop about. Yoko is a corruption of pyoko.
  • Planimal: It's a small bulb with a flower growing out the top and that walks around on its roots.

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