History Characters / ListOfAppmon

* CoolHat

* CoolHat

* CoolHat: Wears a cowboy hat, perhaps suggesting that the standard variety of Perorimon specializes in yōshoku, or western-styled cuisine.

* {{Diary}}: Based on one.

* ShoutOut: Much like Belphemon's alarm clock, the one Sleepmon carries with it is designed as a reference to Digimon's predecessor, the ''{{VideoGame/Tamagotchi}}'' series.

* BadassMustache

* BadassMustache: An identical one to Auctiomon's.

!!Ropuremon

* ShoutOut: Ropuremon in general is a ShoutOut to roleplaying game protagonists in general, but his profile seems particularly reminiscent of [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Link]].
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: It's supposed to be "Roleplaymon", but plenty of official sources list it as "Ropuremon".

* {{Foil}}: To Onmon and its higher forms; Onmon creates connections while Offmon breaks them. Their attacks' names directly reference each other as well.

* SigilSpam: Blue "power on" symbols, which reoccur across its higher forms.

* WaddlingHead: Looks very similar to Flickmon and Swipemon, but without horns instead of floppy ears.

A writer specializing in gossip, it is able to present even outright lies in a way such that they appear to be true. It thoroughly enjoys seeing its targets in a fix due to the articles and rumors it has spread.* ConsummateLiar: It can commit libel perfectly convincingly.

* MorphicResonance: Its helmet closely resembles Globemon and Charismon's heads. It also keeps Globemon's PowerCrystal on its chest and the red points on the ring on its back look like red versions of Navimon's .

Applimonsters, or "Appmon" for short, are the focus of the ''[[Franchise/DigimonUniverseApplimonsters Digimon Universe: Applimonsters]]'' project, itself a spin-off of the ''{{Franchise/Digimon}}'' franchise. Though they share many similarities with Digimon, chief among them being digital life forms capable of executing colorful attacks, Appmon are distinct from Digimon in multiple ways. The primary difference, of course, is that Appmon are based on smartphone applications, and as such, live on the internet and interact directly with users' smartphones.

The Ultimate 4 are a set of four Ultimate-Grade Appmon that served as major antagonists in ''Anime/DigimonUniverseApplimonsters'', battling each of the main protagonists.

The main Appmon character of the ''Anime/DigimonUniverseApplimonsters'' anime, and the defacto mascot of the series as of this writing. Gatchmon is an Appmon that's full of curiosity who loves searching. It can search the Net Ocean for just about anything, from information related to day-to-day life, to information on the enemy's weakpoints.\\

* ShoutOut: His attacks reference the web translator Babelfish, which in turn takes its name from the creature from ''LFranchise/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy''.

->'''App:''' ''Furtune-telling''

->'''App:''' ‘’Medical’’
->'''Type:''' ‘’Life’’
->'''Attacks:''' ‘’One Operation, Wonder Medicine’’

* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: Though you can't usually see it, his head is shaped like a dragon's, just like his Digimon counterpart.

* RecurringElement: The red-themed Buddy Appmon of the goggle-headed protagonist, in this case Haru.

* ToothyBird

Individual Appmon are listed below alphabetically and are categorized by Grade. Please note that, as more information on this spin-off is just now coming to light, this page uses both preliminary information and is also under-construction.

Rather than levels like Digimon, Appmon instead have '''Grades''', of which there are four instead of six-seven: '''Standard''', '''Super''', '''Ultimate''', and '''God'''. To reach higher Grades, Appmon [[FusionDance combine]] by way of a process called '''"App Fusion"'''. Those Appmon that can't undergo App Fusion with one another can instead link their powers to grow stronger through a process called '''App Link'''. Like Digimon, Appmon have a system of classification that relate to the type and function of the app they're based on, consisting of '''App''' and '''Type'''. The former is more akin to a Digimon's type, while the latter is similar to an attribute, with slight elements pertaining to [[Characters/DigimonFields fields]]. They include "Social", "Tool", "System", "Game", "Entame"[[note]]"Entertainment"[[/note]], "Navi", and "Life".

Rather than levels like Digimon, Appmon instead have '''Grades''', of which there are four instead of six-seven: '''Standard''', '''Super''', '''Ultimate''', and '''God'''. To reach higher Grades, Appmon [[FusionDance combine]] by way of a process called '''"App Fusion"'''. Those Appmon that can't undergo App Fusion with one another can instead link their powers to grow stronger through a process called '''App Link'''. Like Digimon, Appmon have a system of classification that relate to the type and function of the app they're based on, consisting of '''App''' and '''Type'''. In the case of the latter, Appmon types are slightly more varied than Digimon attributes. They include "Social", "Tool", "System", "Game", "Entame"[[note]]"Entertainment"[[/note]], "Navi", and "Life".

Rather than levels like Digimon, Appmon instead have '''Grades''', of which there are four instead of six-seven: '''Standard''', '''Super''', '''Ultimate''', and '''God'''. To reach higher Grades, Appmon [[FusionDance combine]] by way of a process called '''"App Fusion"'''. Those Appmon that can't undergo App Fusion with one another can instead link their powers to grow stronger through a process called '''App Link'''. Like Digimon, Appmon have a system of classification that relate to the type and function of the app they're based on, consisting of '''App''' and '''Type'''. In the case of the latter, Appmon types are slightly more varied than Digimon attributes, somewhat combining their concepts with [[Characters/DigimonFields fields]]. They include "Social", "Tool", "System", "Game", "Entame"[[note]]"Entertainment"[[/note]], "Navi", and "Life".

->'''Attribute:''' Game

->'''Attribute:''' Game

->'''Attribute:''' ‘’Life’’

->'''Attribute:''' ‘’Entertainment’’

->'''Attribute:''' ‘’Tool’’

->'''Attribute:''' System

->'''Attribute:''' ‘’Life’’

->'''Attribute:''' Social

-> '''Attribute:''' Game

->'''Attribute:''' ‘’Entertainment’’

->'''Attribute:''' ‘’Entertainment’’

-> '''Attribute:''' Social

-> '''Attribute:''' Life

-> '''Attribute:''' Social

->'''App:''' ‘’Login’’
->'''Attribute:''' ‘’Social’’
->'''Attacks:''' ‘’Kreis Tornado, Logi Plasma’’

->'''App:''' ‘’Media Player’’
->'''Attribute:''' ‘’Entertainment’’
->'''Attacks:''' ‘’Virtualverse, Howling Blast, Power Music, Crash Beat’’

-> '''Attribute:''' Social

-> '''Attribute:''' Social

-> '''Attribute:''' Social

-> '''Attribute:''' Game

->'''Attribute:''' System

-> '''Attribute:''' Tool

->'''Attribute:''' ''God''

->'''Attribute:''' ''God''

->'''Attribute:''' ''God''

->'''Attribute:''' ''God''

->'''Attribute:''' ''God''

->'''Attribute:''' ''God''

->'''Attribute:''' None

Rather than levels like Digimon, Appmon instead have '''Grades''', of which there are four instead of six-seven: '''Standard''', '''Super''', '''Ultimate''', and '''God'''. To reach higher Grades, Appmon [[FusionDance combine]] by way of a process called '''"App Fusion"'''. Those Appmon that can't undergo App Fusion with one another can instead link their powers to grow stronger through a process called '''App Link'''. Like Digimon, Appmon have a system of classification that relate to the type and function of the app they're based on, consisting of '''App''' and '''Attribute'''. In the case of the latter, Appmon attributes are more varied than those of Digimon, and include "Social", "Tool", "System", "Game", "Entame"[[note]]"Entertainment"[[/note]], "Navi", and "Life".

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''System''

->'''Attribute:''' ‘’Life’’

-> '''Attribute:''' Social

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''System''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''

->'''Attribute:''' ''System''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''System''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social, Navi, Tool, System, Game, Entertainment, Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''

->'''Attribute:''' ''System''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''System''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' ''System''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''System''

->'''Attribute:''' ''System''

->'''Attribute:''' ''System''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' Navi

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''

->'''Attribute:''' ''System''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social, Navi, Tool, System, Game, Entertainment, Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social, Navi, Tool, System, Game, Entertainment, Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''

->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''

!!Standalone Appmon

[[folder:Standard Grade Appmon]]
!!Addmon
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->'''App:''' ''Address Book''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Add. Research, Add. Delete''

An Appmon with an address book for a face and whom records the contact and residence details of everyone it meets. It carries a key on its chest to record to both encrypt and unlock confidential information.

* CoolKey: The one it wears around its neck in order to protect and unlock information.
* TheFaceless: Addmon's head is a book, lacking both eyes and a mouth. However, this doesn't keep it from also achieving the monocle-related trope below.
* HighClassGlass: The round button on its "face" with the "@"-symbol is placed where one might expect one to be wearing a monocle.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a design with Diarimon.
* [[SharpDressedMan Sharp Dressed Mon]]: Dressed not unlike a doorman.

!!Aidmon
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->'''App:''' ''Lifesaving''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Healing Bandage, Rescue Kiss''

An Appmon who is considered a "white uniformed angel". It can treat others with the bandages covering its body, as well as be used to restrain bad patients who refuse treatment.

* BandageMummy: Its limbs and part of its head are entirely wrapped in bandages. They can heal or restrain patients.
* BodyHorror: Despite being the medic, it has sickly blue skin and a stitched up face.
* HospitalHottie: Its design is based around the attractive nurse look, and its nickname of "white uniformed angel" indicates other Appmon find it attractive.
* IntimateHealing: It has an attack called Rescue Kiss.
* TheMedic: Obviously.

!!Auctiomon
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->'''App:''' ''Auction''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Special Bid, Nyusatsu[[note]]Bidding[[/note]] Swing''

An well-known auction master in the arts scene. No matter when, where, or what the product is, it is able to open an auction right then and there.

* {{Auction}}: His whole motif, being an app based on sites like Website/EBay.
* BadassMustache
* DropTheHammer: Being an auctioneer, his main weapon is a gavel.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Cookmon.

!!Batterimon
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->'''App:''' ''Battery''
->'''Attribute:''' ''System''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Electric Charge, Clap Spark''

An Appmon that can store large amounts of energy within its body, as well as charge up electrical appliances or restore the powers of other Appmon in exchange for its own stamina.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A living battery.
* CastFromHitPoints: A variation; Batterimon can use its own energy to recharge other Appmon.
* OneSteveLimit: There's also a [[https://wikimon.net/Batterimon very obscure Digimon]] by the name of "Batterimon", but you'd be forgiven if you didn't know about it.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Ecomon.
* PhlebotinumBattery: He can serve as one for others, as per the above tropes.
* ShockAndAwe: Being a battery, it can absorb and attack with electricity.
* ShockwaveClap: Its "Clap Spark" attack.
* ShoutOut: Shares a colorscheme and some physical details with the lead robot of ''Anime/MazingerZ''.

!!Bookmon
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->'''App:''' ''E-Book''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Page Summon, Sentence Whip''

An Appmon with incredible knowledge composed of eBooks from all over the world. The content from these books exist as actual worlds within its pages.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A floating book with connecter cords as limbs.
* HumanHarddrive: An Appmon at least, given he's a living Appmon comprised of hundreds of books.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Jishomon.
* NerdGlasses: Wears large, circular spectacles.
* PortalBook: Bookmon ''is'' one, with the books contained within it each containing its own world.
* SummonMagic: Its "Page Summon" attack.
* WordsCanBreakMyBones: Its "Sentence Whip" attack.

!!Calcumon
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->'''App:''' ''Calculator''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Count Laser, Divide Arm''

An Appmon that is skilled in calculation. It can use the calculate the answers to a equation in an instant, no matter how tough it is.

* EnergyWeapon: Its "Count Laser" attack.
* FormulaicMagic: Its "Divide Arm" technique reduces other Appmon to numerical equations and alters their calculations, making them weaker.
* GoodWithNumbers: Given it can answer equations instantly, Calcumon would have to be this.
* MechanicalLifeforms: Calcumon is a rather robotic-looking Appmon.
* TopHeavyGuy: Its arms and head are much more massive than its legs, which are tiny and almost invisible.

!!Calendamon
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->'''App:''' ''Calendar''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Steal Plan, Mystic Holiday''

An Appmon that manages all sorts of plans. The information it has ranges from dates of important meetings to supermarket sales periods, and everything in between.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A living desk calendar.
* IntangibleTheft: Calendamon manages this in the anime, effectively deleting Christmas and Christmas Eve... but because it's a schedule planner, this actually has an effect, because of things like package shipments that rely on those dates being listed.
* MythologyGag: The date displayed in its primary artwork is August 1st, the in-universe date when the story of ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'' began.
* ScheduleFanatic: Given it's a calendar, it natural takes care of schedule planning for things like meetings and sales.

!!Callmon
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->'''App:''' ''Phone''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Connect Line, Noisy Calling''

He's a telephone expert able to connect himself to various phones at the same time. It is not possible to reject his calls.

* AnimateInanimateObject: Its body is a combination of flip phones and a dial pad.
* HarassingPhoneCall: It's impossible to reject its calls.
* MakeMeWannaShout: Its "Noisy Calling" attack is noise based.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: Applies in-universe. Though flip phones and push button dials still exist, they've faded in prominence compared to smart phones. On top of that, Callmon is in a series based on ''smart phone'' applications. This is also explored to an extent in its anime appearance, where a Callmon laments being rendered obsolete by an Messemon, an instant message app.

!!Cameramon
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->'''App:''' ''Camera''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Killing Shutter, Spy Focus''

A go-getter photographer who captures the target's blind spot using the lenses spread throughout his body. With the ability to access surveillance cameras, he secretly monitors the town.

* ColdSniper: Identifies its opponents' blind spots and attacks from there.
* FingerGun: The fingers of its right arm [[EnergyWeapon fires lasers]].
* {{Expy}}: Has some elements reminiscent of demon-like, lower level Digimon from other parts of the franchise, like [[Anime/DigimonTamers Impmon]].
* ExoticEyeDesigns: Its left eye is designed like the focusing lens of a camera.
* ExtraEyes: The right side of its face has multiple camera lenses, which can each move and focus independently.
** EyesDoNotBelongThere: Several more of those eyes are distributed throughout its body.
* SinisterSurveillance: It can plug itself into any camera.

!!Cardmon
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->'''App:''' ''Card''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Draw Phase, Blank Card''

This Appmon can activate different abilities by altering the card-like illustration drawn on its body. These alterations can even alter its personality.

* ArtAttacker: Changing the art on its body causes its powers and personality to change.
* CollectibleCardGame: Based off of these.
* TheImp: The creature drawn in its primary appearance resembles this.
* OneSteveLimit: Shares a name with a group of Digimon in ''VideoGame/DigimonWorld3''.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Kabemon and Newsmon.
* SplitPersonalityMakeover: Undergoes this whenever it changes its artwork, and thus its personality.

!!Compassmon
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->'''App:''' ''Compass''

->'''Attacks:''' ''Spinning Deflection, Guruguru[[note]]Spinning[[/note]] Panic''

An Appmon with a compass that has unparalleled accuracy. It has a burning rivalry with Navimon, despite it seeing less use in recent times.

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Both its attacks, "Spinning Deflection" and "Guruguru Panic".
** SpinToDeflectStuff: Its "Spinning Deflection" attack.
* AnimateInanimateObject: A living compass.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Watchmon.
* TheRival: To Navimon, due to both being used to find one's way.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: In-universe, Compassmon has fallen out of use compared to Navimon, presumably due to GPS being more useful for finding one's location and direction. This is also he case in the anime, where it hangs out with Callmon and Jishomon.

!!Cookmon
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->'''App:''' ''Cooking''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''
->'''Attacks: '''Astro Cooking, Soul-full Course''''

An Iron Chef Appmon capable of capturing the heart of any gourmet. Being strong in mind as well as body, it will sometimes cook with not just ingredients, but enemy Appmon.

* BadassMustache: An identical one to Auctiomon's.
* FryingPanOfDoom: Wields one as a weapon.
* HatOfAuthority: It wears a head chef's hat.
* ImAHumanitarian: It will use other Appmon as ingredients in its food.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Auctiomon.
* SupremeChef: Its food is capable of capturing the heart of any gourmet.

!!Dancemon
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->'''App:''' ''Rhythm''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Uprock Beat, Crazy Step''

A born dancer who cannot resist dancing the moment it hears music. It dances even while battling, using its music-fists that grow stronger the more it gets into a groove.

* DanceBattler: Naturally, given its theme.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Musimon and [=MCmon=].
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: Getting into a groove can causes its attacks to grow stronger.
* UnusualEars: Like Musimon and Dancemon, its ears are also arms.

!!Denpamon
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->'''App:''' ''Communication''
->'''Attribute:''' ''System''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Seek Circle, Clean Signal''

An Appmon capable of detecting the number and positions of other Appmon using special electromagnetic waves. It boasts of being the best at playing hide-and-seek with other Appmon.

* ArmlessBiped: Like the Appmon it shares a model with, it uses the App Link cables on the side of its head as limbs instead.
* EnemyDetectingRadar: Its entire entire theme.
* EyelessFace: Has no eyes, instead having a wave sensor where eyes should be.
* MechanicalLifeforms: A walking, robotic wave sensor.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Onpamon and Jammingmon. It also shares a basic body type with Pekomon and Pokomon, but their faces and types of weapons are different.

!!Diarimon
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->'''App:''' ''Diary''

->'''Attacks:''' ''Operate Log, Lost Diary''

An Appmon that records everything about the target in the diary on its face, from its lifestyle to their actions. It has the ability to alter the target's memories by overwriting the contents in its diary.

* CoolKey: Has one around its neck, just like Addmon.
* {{Diary}}: Based on one.
* TheFaceless: Like Addmon, Diarimon's head is a book, lacking both eyes and a mouth. However, the lock on its diary has what looks like an blue, glowing eye in it.
* FakeMemories: Creates these by altering the information on a target listed in its pages.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Addmon.
* [[SharpDressedMan Sharp Dressed Mon]]: Dressed not unlike a doorman, just like Addmon.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Spelled "Diarimon", while being based on the english word "diary".

!!Dicemon
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->'''App:''' ''Dice''

->'''Attacks:''' ''Six Shake, Miracle Roll''

A square-shaped, dice-type Appmon. It loves to gamble, and it leaves the deciding of all outcome from its daily actions and its own attack methods to luck.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A six-sided die with an eye on the "one" space.
* {{UsefulNotes/Dice}}: Dicemon ''is'' a die, and all of its abilities are based around gambling and the results of random rolls.
* TheGambler: Its entire motif.
* RandomEffectSpell: It leaves every aspect of its life to this, even while battling.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Dicemon has feminine eyelashes, and given that it can App Fuse with another Appmon into the decidedly feminine-looking Vegasmon, one might consider Dicemon a potential female Appmon as well.

!!Dogamon
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->'''App:''' ''Video''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Channel Play, Dark Monitor''

This Appmon is familiar with the workings of video and how it is delivered around the world. By operating the remote control on his arms, you can change what the screen in his face shows.

* {{Cyclops}}: The "play" button on its screen serves as an eye.
* {{Expy}}: Of Monitamon, from ''Anime/DigimonFusion'', though based based on a video player instead of a television.
* TheFaceless: Becomes this whenever using a screen as its face.
* AnimateInanimateObject: It's supposed to be based on a video player, but its overall appearance is more like a wide-screen TV.
* WebVideo: What it's based on. Its name specifically reminds one of {{Website/NicoNicoDouga}}.

!!Dokamon
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->'''App:''' ''Action''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Dokkan Punch, Doka Crash, Doka-Doka Rush''

Rowdy by nature, fighting against strong opponents fires him up. Possessing great physical abilities as well as a sturdy fist, it always seeks for opportunities to test his power.\\
\\
Dokamon is the Buddy Appmon of Eri Karan.

* ActionGame: Based on this genre of games.
* BloodKnight: Likes fighting strong opponents.
* CameraAbuse: Its [[https://wikimon.net/images/0/0d/BSP-008_front.png Appmon chip artwork]] depicts its punch cracking the "screen" of its chip.
* {{Cyborg}}: Various parts of Dokamon's body, including its arms, legs, ears, and the tips of its tail, appear mechanical.
* ElementalPunch: Its "Dokkan Punch" attack is a flaming punch.
* {{Expy}}: Being a blue-colored, mammalian-looking Appmon, it resembles the Digimon partners of previous [[TheLancer Lancer-type]] Digimon from previous seasons. However, the "v" symbol on its head also evokes [[Anime/DigimonAdventure02 V-mon.]]
* HotBlooded: Stated to be rowdy by nature.
* RapidFireFisticuffs: Its "Doka-Doka Rush" attack.

!!Dopemon
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->'''App:''' ''Enhancement''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Vital Limit, Overpower''

A rather unsettling pharmacist Appmon.

* AnimateInanimateObject: Looks like a pill capsule with arms and legs.
* BackAlleyDoctor: Called an "unsettling pharmacist" one of its trading cards.
* EvilCounterpart: To Supplemon, who it shares a model with.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Supplemon.
* PhlebotinumPills: How it delivers its "medicine".

!!Drawmon
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->'''App:''' ''Paint''

->'''Attacks:''' ''Ink Shower, Paint Melt''

An Appmon skilled at coloring, with a body that drips like paint. Though it loves art more than anything, the pictures it draws leave much to be desired.

* ArtAttacker: A variation where it attacks with its paint supplies, rather than the art it creates.
* BlobMonster: Drawmon is made of a substance similar to paint.
* DominoMask: Has this around its eyes.
* GenericGraffiti: It's equipped with aerosol paint cans, making Drawmon invoke this.
* HollywoodAcid: Its "Paint Melt" attack uses paint as this.
* ShoutOut: Due to the aforementioned DominoMask, and its use of ink/paint to attack, Drawmon serves as a broad homage to the ''{{VideoGame/Splatoon}}'' franchise.
* StarvingArtist: Drawmon loves art more than anything, but its own creations are quite bad.

!!Dressmon
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->'''App:''' ''Fashion''

->'''Attacks:''' ''Sewing Needle, Shamming Stitch''

An Appmon with the ability to sew together and materialize the data of clothes displayed on-screen to it. No one can match the speed of its sewing.

* CoolSword: Uses a sewing needle as a weapon.
* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: The anime shows it can equip different outfits to create this effect.
* MouthStitchedShut: In keeping with it being based on a rag doll.
* VirtualPaperDoll: Based on this concept, mixed with the appearance of an actual doll.

!!Ecomon
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->'''App:''' ''Energy Saving''
->'''Attribute:''' ''System''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Ecology Ground, Battery Drain''

An app with the ability to restrict energy usage. The leaves atop its head act as its energy source by collecting energy.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A battery, like Batterimon.
* EnergyAbsorption: Its "Battery Drain" attack.
* GreenAesop: The solar-powered, environmentally friendly counterpart to Batterimon that restricts energy usage.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Batterimon.
* PowerOfTheSun: The leaves on its head converts solar energy into power.
* VisualPun: He's literally ''green'' technology.

!!Flickmon
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->'''App:''' ''Flick''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Social, Navi, Tool, System, Game, Entertainment, Life''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Mimadamshi''

An Appmon that is good at flapping its ears. It actually has closely packed sharp fangs in its mouth.

* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: Each Flickmon is a different color depending on its appearance; blue for Social, green for Navi, purple for Tool, yellow for System, orange for Game, red for Entertainment, and pink for Life.
* EarWings
* {{Expy}}: It's a WaddlingHead with lots of teeth, making it one to Tokomon.
* WaddlingHead: A head with stubby feet and floppy ears.

!!Gashamon
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->'''App:''' ''Gashapon''

->'''Attacks:''' ''Gashagashapon, Dokkiri Capsule''

A gashapon-type Appmon that creates a capsule for every coin it receives. Not even Gashamon knows what is inside each one.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A living gashapon machine.
* {{Expy}}: With its mismatched eyes, four legs, similar arms, and domed head, Gashamon highly resembles Nanomon[[note]]known in the west as Datamon[[/note]] from previous ''Digimon'' works.
* MythologyGag: Its profile art has it holding a capsule that holds [[Anime/DigimonAdventure Agumon]].
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Pipomon, albeit with some physical differences and a different theme.
* RandomEffectSpell: Not even Gashamon knows what'll come out of each of its capsules.

!!Gatchmon
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->'''App:''' ''Search''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Deep Search, Gatch Claw, Weak Point Search''

The main Appmon character of the ''Anime/DigimonUniverseApplimonsters'' anime, and the defacto mascot of the series as of this writing. Gatchmon is an Appmon that's full of curiosity who loves searching. It can search the Net Ocean for just about anything, from information related to day-to-day life, to information on the enemy's weakpoints.\\
\\
Gatchmon is the Buddy Appmon of Haru Shinkai.

* AbsurdlySharpClaws: For use with its "Gatch Claw" attack.
* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: In addition to its helmet, Gatchmon also has a magnifying glass attached to its body.
* CartoonCreature: Gatchmon is a generally-mammalian looking ''thing''. Aside from that, he doesn't seem to be based on anything in the real world.
** This is actually [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] in the first episode of the anime, when Messemon asks Gatchmon whether he's a dog or a cat. Gatchmon's answer? [[spoiler: Neither.]]
* ConstantlyCurious: As befits a 'mon based on a search app.
* CoolHelmet: A horned one with a magnifying glass on it.
* CuteLittleFangs: Has a mouth full of sharp teeth, but at least one is always sticking out of the corner of his mouth.
* EnemyScan: The purpose of its "Weak Point Search" attack.
* KidDetective: In addition to being based on a search engine, Gatchmon fits this trope, what with being a Standard Grade Appmon, which is roughly analogous to the "Child" level in ''Digimon'', its hunger for information, and use of a magnifying glass.
* MagicalDatabase: Its "Deep Search" has it plumb the Surface Web for information on how to solve a particular problem.
* PunnyName: Gatchmon's name is a portmanteau of "gacchi", which relates to the results turned up in a search engine, "gashi", the sound of clanging, as in the sound it would make attacking with its metal claws.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Its name has been rendered both "Gatchmon", "Gacchimon", and "Gatchimon" by official sources.

!!Gengomon
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->'''App:''' ''Translation''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Babel Shaberu[[note]]Talk[[/note]], Babel Damaru[[note]]Silence[[/note]]''

A wonderful translator who knows every language in the world. He has the ability to interfere with a conversation by forcibly translating the words spoken by the other person.

* {{Irony}}: Gengomon is based on a web translator, and its translations are perfect. Most web translators are not.
* {{Omniglot}}: Knows every language in the world.
* PaletteSwap: It shares a model with Tubumon.
* PoorCommunicationKills: Has the ability to cause this by translating one half of a conversation's words into another language.
* ShoutOut: His attacks reference the web translator Babelfish, which in turn takes its name from the creature from ''LFranchise/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy''.

!!Hackmon
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->'''App:''' ''Hacking''
->'''Attribute:''' ''System''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Vanquish Claw, Strange Hack''

Owner of an ability capable of leading the world into a crisis, depending on how it is used. He sees through any program's weak point at a glance, and can even unlock the strongest locks immediately.\\
\\
Hackmon is the Buddy Appmon of Rei Katsura.

* AmbiguouslyEvil: It has the potential to create a crisis, but only if its powers are used in a destructive way.
* TheCracker: It can break even strong locks in an instant.
* {{Expy}}: Of the Digimon version of Hackmon. While Hackmon was the KnightInShiningArmor type, this version is much shadier and villainous looking.
** Notably, Hackmon qualifies as this instead of just being a case of OneSteveLimit, due to being directly based on a Digimon rather than simply sharing a similar name with one. In addition, the Digimon Hackmon is moreso based on "hakku" or "white", while the Appmon Hackmon is actually based on hacking.
* FireballEyeballs: A variation where one of the eyes of its hood is what's on fire, rather than its actual eyes.
* HollywoodHacking: Based on the concept. It can get into anything and can potentially threaten the world.
* InTheHood: Wears a hooded cape.
* InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons: Though you can't usually see it, his head is shaped like a dragon's, just like his Digimon counterpart.
* SwissArmyAppendage: His "Vanquish Claw" attack has him both enlarge his right arm and change the tips of his claws into extending implements that end in needles and pincers for hacking.

!!Jammingmon
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->'''App:''' ''Jamming''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Spree Signal, Jam Jam Pain''

An Appmon with the ability to emit jamming signals. In addition to obstructing communications, it is also capable of producing noises that cause discomfort to other Appmon, causing those who hear it to suffer.

* ArmlessBiped: Like the Appmon it shares a model with, it uses the App Link cables on the side of its head as limbs instead.
* EyelessFace: Has no eyes, instead having a wave sensor where eyes should be.
* ICantHearYou: Can induce this by interfering with communications.
* MakeMeWannaShout: Its "Jam Jam Pain" emits a painful sound that causes physical discomfort to whomever hears it.
* MechanicalLifeforms: A walking, robotic jamming device.
* PaletteSwap: It shares a model with Denpamon and Onpamon. It also shares a basic body type with Pekomon and Pokomon, but their faces and types of weapons are different.

!!Jetmon
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->'''App:''' ''Flight''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Homing Impact, Raptor Wing''

An Appmon well acquainted with matters regarding aviation, who has the ability to access control towers and radar sites. It can fly while carrying people and luggage on its back.

* {{Expy}}: It looks a lot like [[Characters/DigimonArmorDigimon Pteranomon]].
* HomingProjectile: Fired as part of its "Homing Impact" attack.
* PteroSoarer: It's a combination of a pterosaur and a [[CoolPlane jet plane]].
* LivingShip: It can carry travelers and their luggage on its back, qualifying it for this trope.
* LivingWeapon: Its missiles have arms and faces, with manic-looking grins.

!!Jishomon
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->'''App:''' ''Dictionary''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Biblio-Scan, Hiden Glyph''

An Appmon with the appearance of a thick dictionary. It despises information on the net that doesn't have a clear author, and will only trust its own knowledge under all circumstances.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A dictionary.
* NerdGlasses: His are gold, compared to Bookmon's.
* InsufferableGenius: Hates anonymous information and prefers its own knowledge to that of others.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Bookmon.
* TheSkeptic: It distrusts any information that it doesn't already know, especially that which doesn't have a proper author listed.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: In-universe, like Callmon and Compassmon, he's an Appmon that's been rendered obsolete by more useful ones in the anime.

!!Kabemon
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->'''App:''' ''Wallpaper''

->'''Attacks:''' ''Real Projection, Recovery Wall''

An Appmon with the ability to materialize anything projected on its wall. The larger its projection, the larger the area effected by the change.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A wallpaper screen with arms and legs.
* ArtAttacker: In a different way than Cardmon; the images on its body affect the world around it.
* AwesomeBackpack: Its backpack contains several more rolled up wallpapers.
* TheBlank: Its default appearance is just a black wall, save for the splotch of pink paint on its lower left corner.
* HardLight: Materializes the images projected on its body across an area of differing size.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Cardmon and Newsmon.
* RealityWarper: By way of its projections.

!!Kaimon
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->'''App:''' ''Shopping''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Bargain Price, Bakugai[[note]]Shopping Spree[[/note]] Time''

An Appmon that constantly sells the objects contained in its basket for a bargain price. Once it sets an eye on a customer, it will not allow them to escape until Kaimon has sold something.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A living coin purse.
* {{Foil}}: To its PaletteSwap, Kakeimon. While Kaimon is a canny "businessmon" who won't rest until someone buys its bargains, Kakeimon is a peerless bargain ''hunter'' that never wastes money.
* IntrepidMerchant: In that it's always trying to sell its wares.
* HonestJohnsDealership: Everything it sells is at a bargain, though its profile doesn't say whether its goods are legitimate or not.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Kaimon.
* RedOniBlueOni: The blue oni to Kakeimon's red oni, with Kaimon being blue and Kakeimon being pink.

!!Kakeimon
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->'''App:''' ''Housekeeping Book''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Setsuyaku[[note]]Saving[[/note]] Heart, Kechikechi[[note]]Miser[[/note]] Heart''

An Appmon excelling in bargain shopping and conversation. There isn't a single Appmon that can surpass its ability to buy goods for the lowest possible price.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A living coin purse.
* {{Foil}}: To its PaletteSwap, Kaimon. While Kaimon is a canny "businessmon" who won't rest until someone buys its bargains, Kakeimon is a peerless bargain ''hunter'' that never wastes money.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Kaimon.
* PinkMeansFeminine: Played straight where Kaimon averted it.
* RedOniBlueOni: The blue oni to Kaimon's red oni, with Kaimon being blue and Kakeimon being pink.
* TheScrooge: One of its attacks even translates to "''Miser'' Heart".

!!Kosomon
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->'''App:''' ''Bad Word-of-Mouth''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Social''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Idobata[[note]]Idle Gossip[[/note]] Paper, Kossori[[note]]Sneakily[[/note]] Work''

A suspicious Appmon who always seems to be gossiping about someone. It's a self-proclaimed "underground informant", and may let one in on secret information if they talk to it.

* GagLips: Its only distinct facial feature, given most of it is covered by a hood.
* GossipyHens: A non-female example, in that it's always gossiping about someone or other.
* HornedHumanoid
* TheInformant: Considers itself one, though it may or may not share its information with someone.
* InTheHood: Wears a hoodie drawn tightly over its face; notably, Kosomon is portrayed as being suspicious and shady, making this more than just a visual trope.
* PaletteSwap: Shares an overall design with Reviewmon.

!!Lightmon
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->'''App:''' ''Light''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Blind Flash, Shining Body''

An Appmon with the ability to light up its surroundings. As its brightness is related to its remaining stamina, it is best to change its lightbulb when it starts to flicker.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A walking lightbulb.
* {{Cyclops}}
* BlindingFlash: its "Blind Flash" technique.
* LightEmUp
* LogicalWeakness: His light bulb needs to be replaced, and if it wears out, its light is less effective.

!!Luckmon
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->'''App:''' ''Slot''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Lucky Shot, Triple Seven''

A slot machine type Appmon that will spit out coins when the pictures on its three reels line up. There is a perpetual queue of Appmon hoping to strike it rich lined up in front of it.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A living slot machine.
* AbnormalAmmo: Spits out coins to attack.
* BettingMiniGame: It's this, as an Appmon.
* TheGambler: Attracts these types, given it's a slot machine.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Moneymon.

!![=MCmon=]
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->'''App:''' ''Live''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Soul Shout, Jikkyō[[note]]Live[[/note]] Crisis''

A talented speaker who has poured its heart and soul into commentary. Anyone who hears its heated commentary will exhibit above average power, even those who are otherwise unmotivated.

* CoolShades: Its primary difference from Musimon and Dancemon aside from color.
* CombatCommentator: Being an MC, it's this naturally, with the added effect of powering up whomever listens to it.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Musimon and Dancemon.
* LargeHam: Its card artwork and anime appearances portray it this way, which fits its nature as an MC.
* MakeMeWannaShout: Its "Soul Shout" technique.
* UnusualEars: Like Musimon and Dancemon, its ears are also arms.

!!Messemon
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->'''App:''' ''Message''

->'''Attacks:''' ''Messe Stream Attack, Kotodama Rain''

An Appmon with the ability to send and receive messages. It has three bodies, but they operate with a shared train of thought.

* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Puzzlemon.
* HiveMind: It looks like a MultipleHeadCase, but each word balloon is a separate body sharing the same train of thought.
* HumanLadder: Its three bodies stack up on top of each other like this.
* LiteralSplitPersonality: Its three bodies each show a different personality; green is pleasant, blue is constantly sad, and red is angry. They switch places depending on the situation.
* LogicalWeakness: As seen in the anime, its "Messe Stream Attack" can be rendered useless by marking said messages as "read".
* TechnologyMarchesOn: The in-universe source of this for Callmon.
* WordsCanBreakMyBones: The whole point of its "Kotodama Rain" attack, based on the Japanese concept that unusual powers exist in words and names. "Messe Stream Attack" is this in the form of firing actual texts.

!!Mirrormon
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->'''App:''' ''Mirror''

->'''Attacks:''' ''Seek Circle, Mirror's Revenge''

An Apppmon who possesses a mirror reflecting truth on its body, free of any distortions. Its beautiful mirror's surface is polished occasionally until it's capable of reflecting an enemy's attack.

* AttackReflector: Its mirror does this as part of its "Mirror's Revenge" technique.
* BedsheetGhost: Like the Digimon it's based on, Mirrormon's body is essentially this combined with a mirror.
* {{Expy}}: Essentially a smaller version of [=AncientWisemon=].
* MythologyGag: Its mirror's ability to reflect attacks is a reference to [[Characters/DigimonHybridDigimon Mercuremon]], a Digimon which inherited the powers of [=AncientWisemon=], the Digimon Mirrormon resembles.
* PaperFanOfDoom: Its design shows it wielding one of these.
* TheMirrorShowsYourTrueSelf: Its profile says that its mirror "reflects truth".

!!Moneymon
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->'''App:''' ''Electronic Money''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Roulette Bank, Money Shock''

An Appmon with the ability to withdraw whatever money its target possesses. It is even possible to temporarily obtain even more money than you already have by begging it for a loan.

* AbnormalAmmo: Uses money to attack, just like Luckmon.
* AnimateInanimateObject: Though it shares a model with Luckmon, Moneymon is actually a cash register/dispenser instead.
* LoanShark: You can obtain a loan from it, and the "temporary" part mentions in its profile indicates it will eventually come to collect.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Luckmon.
* WingdingEyes: Where Luckmon had eyes on its roulette wheel, Moneymon instead has dollar signs.

!!Musclemon
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->'''App:''' ''Strength Training''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Life''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Muscle Posing, [=MukiMuki=][[note]]Muscular[[/note]] Sweat''

A professional trainer Appmon. It has the ability to stimulate the muscular strength data of others, even against their will, causing their bodies to get beefed up regardless of their wishes.

* AbnormalAmmo: It attacks with its ''sweat''.
* {{Cephalothorax}}
* MachoCamp: Musclemon is this, in Appmon form.
* PecFlex: Somehow manages to use this to attack, as part of its "Muscle Posing" attack.
* ScaryTeeth: Has a mouth full of sharp fangs.
* SuperEmpowering: See TemporaryBulkChange below.
* TemporaryBulkChange: Has the ability to cause this, making other Appmon buff, regardless of whether they want to or not.

!!Musimon
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->'''App:''' ''Music''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Music Hour!, Happy Playlist''

A musician whose motto is "Music changes the world". The songs he composes vigorously move the hearts of those who listen to them.\\
\\
Musimon is the Buddy Appmon of Asuka "Astra" Torajirou.

* BroughtToYouByTheLetterS: The patterns on his head make an "M" shape. This becomes TheArtifact on Dancemon and [=MCmon=].
* CatchPhrase: "Music changes the world", from his profile.
** The one in the anime instead uses "No Musimon, no life!"
* MusicTropes: Naturally, Musimon takes inspiration from multiple genres.
** His design derives from stylistic associated with Music/HipHop and Music/JapanesePopMusic.
** In the anime, he and his Buddy are known to [[BoastfulRap spontaneously rap]].
** He's sometimes shown wielding a conductor's baton, which reminds one of ClassicalMusic.
* MusicalAssassin: It's in the name. Expressed literally through it's "Music Hour", which releases musical soundwaves at its enemy.
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: "Happy Playlist", which raises the spirits of allies who hear it.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Dancemon and [=MCmon=]. Though considering Musimon is a main character in the anime, it might be safe to say that the other two are the palette swaps of ''him''.
* SigilSpam: He has round musical note symbols on each finger. Dancemon and [=MCmon=] notable lack these.
* UnusualEars: Like Musimon and Dancemon, its ears are also arms.

!!Navimon
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->'''App:''' ''Navi''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Yajirushi''[[note]]Arrow[[/note]] ''Missile, Shock Attack Marker, Navigation Arrow''

An Appmon which guides people to the shortest path to their destination. With a personality as straightforward as the arrows on both of its arms, it hates detours.

* BladeBelowTheShoulder: In the shape of location markers. These are also Navimon's ''arms''.
* FlechetteStorm: Its Navigation Arrows are thrown like kunai.
* HomingProjectile: Its "Yajirushi Missile" technique.
* {{Ninja}}: May be one and uses a [[UsefulNotes/JapanesePronouns pronoun]] associated with them. If so, it's a...
** HighlyVisibleNinja: Thanks to its red-and-green color scheme.
* LivingWeapon: Navimon's missiles are depicted with faces on them, like many Appmon and Digimon projectiles.
* LogicalWeakness: The anime gives Navimon one, in the form of fighting it by spinning around, which can mess up location identification.
* PrecisionGuidedBoomerang: Using its GPS abilities, Navimon's attacks can home in on a target so long as Navimon has identified their location with its markers.
* ScarfOfAssKicking: As part of the ShoutOut below.
* ShadowPin: One of Navimon's ninja techniques with its arrows, taken from the anime.
* ShoutOut: Visibly based on the titular heroes of ''Franchise/KamenRider''.
* RollerBladeGood: Navimon's feet are wheels.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: Navimon inflicted this on Compassmon in-universe, in both the anime and the Appmon profiles.
* TronLines: Meant to resemble a road map.

!!Newsmon
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->'''App:''' ''News''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Navi''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Extra News, Shocking News''

A reporter whose purpose in life is to spread exclusive news scoops to the entire world. It seems to have some level of foresight, as the news it writes about future events tend to come true.

* AnimateInanimateObject: A walking newspaper.
* AwesomeBackpack: Its backpack carries newspapers; this is a holdover from Kabemon.
* GoingForTheBigScoop: Its purpose in life, as mentioned in its profile.
* IntrepidReporter
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Cardmon and Kabemon.
* {{Seers}}: Future events it reports on come true; whether Newsmon has inside knowledge, has legitimate ability to see the future, or makes predictions based on data gleaned from the web like Tellermon isn't elaborated upon in any media.

!!Offmon
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->'''App:''' ''Offline''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Switch Lazy, Tachikiru[[note]]Disconnecting[[/note]] Link''

An Appmon with the ability to completely drain the target's motivation as if it were turning off a switch. Whether or not this is due to its ability, Offmon is always listless as well.\\
\\
Offmon is the Buddy Appmon of Yuujin Oozora.

* BadPowersBadPeople[=/=]DarkIsNotEvil: Offmon and its higher forms have a darker edge to them and its powers are less overtly heroic, in contrast to contrast Onmon. However, it's not overtly evil, and even roles where it's antagonistic make Offmon either misguided or lacking in control.
* BadassLongcoat: Though since it's the size of a toddler, it's pretty over-sized.
* CoolHat
* ChargedAttack: The anime depicts "Switch Lazy" this way, with Offmon needing a long period of time to prepare the attack. It's more powerful than many of the attacks used by other Standard Grades as a result.
* HeroicDog: Based on Offmon's higher forms, Offmon is some kind of canine. The heroic part comes from being the Buddy Appmon of one of the main characters of the anime. Subverted in the ''Applimonsters'' video game, where Offmon is an antagonist.
* EnergyBall: "Switch Lazy" takes this form.
* GogglesDoNothing: Has a pair of these on its hat, with red "power off" symbols on them.
* {{Foil}}: To Onmon and its higher forms. Offmon breaks connections while Onmon creates them.
* PersonalityPowers: Offmon breaks connections and demotivates others, and is itself listless. The anime takes this further by adding ShrinkingViolet and {{Hikikomori}} tendencies.
* PowerNullifier: "Tachikiru Link" disables Appmon abilities that rely on connecting to the net or other sources.
** Offmon also has the innate ability to drain motivation from others, according to its profile.
* SigilSpam: Red "power off" symbols, which reoccur across its higher forms.

!!Onmon
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->'''App:''' ''Online''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Switch Spark, Tsunageru[[note]]Connecting[[/note]] Link''

An Appmon with the ability to raise its target's motivation to the maximum as abruptly as turning on a switch. It is always fired up and motivated itself, just like the effects of its ability.

* CartoonCreature: Unlike Offmon, its basis is less obvious, as all of its higher forms are humanoid warriors instead of creatures whose inspiration is more obvious.
* HotBlooded: It's always fired up and motivated.
* {{Foil}}: To Onmon and its higher forms; Onmon creates connections while Offmon breaks them. Their attacks' names directly reference each other as well.
* SigilSpam: Blue "power on" symbols, which reoccur across its higher forms.
* PersonalityPowers: Just like Offmon, its personality matches its abilities; Onmon is energetic and motivated, just like its ability to instill as much in others.
* StatusBuff: Makes other Appmon more motivated in battle.

!!Onpamon
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->'''App:''' ''Ultrasound''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Wave Attack, Easy Sonar''

An Appmon with the ability to emit special soundwaves from the horn on its head. By inferring from the way its soundwaves are reflected, it is capable of determining even the location of even invisible enemies.

* ArmlessBiped: Like the Appmon it shares a model with, it uses the App Link cables on the side of its head as limbs instead.
* EnemyDetectingRadar: Its "Easy Sonar" technique; unlike Denpamon, it uses sound waves instead of electromagnetic ones.
* EyelessFace: Has no eyes, instead having a volume level guage where eyes should be.
* MakeMeWannaShout: Attacks with soundwaves from the horn on its head.
* MechanicalLifeforms: A walking, robotic jamming device.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Denpamon and Jammingmon. It also shares a basic body type with Pekomon and Pokomon, but their faces and types of weapons are different.

!!Pekomon
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->'''App:''' ''Compression''
->'''Attribute:''' ''System''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Peko Smash, Pekopeko[[note]]Denting[[/note]] Hammer''

An Appmon with the ability to compress data. Any Appmon that gets hit with its hammer will be fully shrunk down to a cute, mini size.

* ArmlessBiped: Like the Appmon it shares a model with, it uses the App Link cables on the side of its head as limbs instead.
* DropTheHammer: Both of its attacks use the large one on its head.
* {{Foil}}: Pekomon compresses data, while Pokomon decompresses it. Pekomon also looks mischievous, while Pokomon is portrayed as looking nervous.
* FunSize: The victim of its decompression turns into this, specifically being noted as "cute".
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Pokomon, but not a weapon type. It also shares a basic body type with Denpamon, Jammingmon, and Onpamon, but its face and weapons are different.
* ShrinkRay: Or rather, Shrink ''Hammer''. Its hammer will decompress its targets, making them tiny.
* ScaryTeeth: Has a mouth full of sharp teeth.

!!Perorimon
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->'''App:''' ''Gourmet''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Entertainment''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Tasting Bite, Perorinlog''

It is a glutton that loves mealtimes more than anything. Usually, it is very easygoing, but when it is hungry, it changes to its ferocious personality in search of food.

* Acrofatic: Averted. Perorimon's attempts in the anime show it to not be very good at physical activity.
* BigEater: Described as gluttonous. When it gets hungry, Perorimon turns ferocious.
* CoolHat: Wears a cowboy hat, perhaps suggesting that the standard variety of Perorimon specializes in yōshoku, or western-styled cuisine.
* CriticismTropes: A food[=/=]restaurant review Appmon. The one in the anime is a CausticCritic, but the general trope is listed here because there are different types of Perorimon who may or may not exhibit the same personality.
* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: Its maw could give [[Characters/DigimonInTrainingDigimon Tokomon]] a run for its money.
* NiceGuy: Until you make it hungry, anyway.
* UndergroundMonkey: The anime shows there are different types of Perorimon, with a different appearance based on the types of food they specialize in reviewing. One episode specifically focuses on a female version, named "Maripero".

!!Pipomon
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->'''App:''' ''Warning''
->'''Attribute:''' ''System''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Spy Droid, Panic Sentry''

An Appmon with the ability to detect danger in its surroundings. The moment its small surveillance drones detect any suspicious articles, it will sound a siren and light up the warning light atop its head.

* MechanicalLifeforms: An Appmon in the form of a robotic security robot.
* MechaMooks: Portrayed as such in the anime whenever someone makes an excursion into the Deep Web.
** PoliceAreUseless: They don't usually accomplish much, however.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Gashamon, with non-mismatched eyes and a siren instead of a dome containing gashapon capsules.
* SurveillanceDrone: Utilizes these to detect suspicious activity as part of its "Spy Droid" technique.

!!Pokomon
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->'''App:''' ''Decompression''
->'''Attribute:''' ''System''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Poko Melter, Pokopoko[[note]]Bashing[[/note]] Blow''

An Appmon with the ability to decompress compressed data. The hot air blown out from the dryer on its head gently melts stiff, compressed data.

* BlowYouAway: Uses a blow dryer instead of hammer, like Pekomon.

* HeatWave: "Poko Melter", which uses its blow dryer to "melt" data and thereby decompress it.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted, sort of. Pokomon name sounds identical to that of a Baby/Fresh-level Digimon, but they actually take from different Japanese words.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Pekomon, but not a weapon type. It also shares a basic body type with Denpamon, Jammingmon, and Onpamon, but its face and weapons are different.
* ScaryTeeth: Has a mouth full of sharp teeth. Somewhat undermined by how nervous it looks.

!!Protecmon
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->'''App:''' ''Security''
->'''Attribute:''' ''System''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Flame Wall, Almighty Guard''

A robust guardsman who excels in defense. Using both arms as sturdy shields, it protects valuable data from virus attacks day in and day out.

* {{Expy}}: It highly resembles [[Characters/DigimonChampionDigimon Guardromon]], a Digimon which also specializes in security.
* {{Foil}}: To Hackmon. Where Hackmon breaches security, Protecmon guards against such behavior. It turns out they're [[OppositesAttract App Fusion]] partners.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: Said shield spews fire, too.
* PlayingWithFire: Shoots fire from its shields for its "Fire Wall" attack.
* VisualPun: It's a Firewall Appmon, with a shield that shoots fire.

!!Puzzlemon
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->'''App:''' ''Puzzle''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Element Mix, Poppin' Three''

A rather unusual Appmon in that its three bodies each have a different personality. It is able to unleash different types of attacks by changing positions with each other.

* ColonyDrop: It's shown to being capable of dropping huge puzzle balls from the sky in the anime.
* {{Cyclops}}: Its blue head is this.
* ElementalPowers: Each of its three bodies has a different elemental theme; the [[FireIsRed orange one]] being [[PlayingWithFire fire]], the [[WaterIsBlue blue one]] being blue, and the [[WindIsGreen green one]] being [[BlowYouAway wind]].
* HiveMind: It looks like a MultipleHeadCase, but each word balloon is a separate body sharing the same train of thought. It shares this trait with Messemon.
* MouthStitchedShut: Like several other Digimon and Appmon, its mouth has stitches but is capable of opening it and talking.
* LiteralSplitPersonality: Just like Messemon, its three bodies each have a different personality. They are, however, less immediately obvious than Messemon's are.
* PaletteSwap: Shares a model with Messemon.
* PuzzleGame: Based on this kind of game, with its specific inspiration seemingly coming from "match three or more" style games.

!!Racemon
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->'''App:''' ''Race''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Game''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Accel Drive, Lazy Rabbit''

A remarkable driver, it is said there is no vehicle it cannot operate. It has the ability to bring out the best in any vehicle, from tricycles to even spaceships.

* BadassDriver: One that can bring out the potential of ''any'' vehicle, no matter how advanced.
* FullPotentialUpgrade: Racemon can bring this out in vehicles.
* KillerRabbit: It's not immediately obvious, but with the exhaust on its head looking like ears, Racemon is based on a rabbit.
* UniversalDriversLicense: Racemon can drive ''anything'', even a spaceship.

!!Recomon
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->'''App:''' ''Recording''
->'''Attribute:''' ''Tool''
->'''Attacks:''' ''Absorb Interview, Slack Mic''

An Appmon that has the ability to record sounds and speeches made by its targets. Due to its very diligent disposition, it will immediately record even trivial conversations.

* CyberCyclops: Only has a single red power sensor for an eye.
* IsThisThingStillOn: It'll record anything no matter what the target is talking about.
* MechanicalLifeforms: A living microphone.
* TheReliableOne: Very diligent to its task of recording things... to the point it records things it ''doesn't need to''.

!!Resshamon
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->'''App:''' Transfer
->'''Attribute:''' Navi
->'''Attacks:''' Switching Rail, Trail Slam

An Appmon that is well informed about the operating status of trains. Not only does it give useful information on train transferring, it can also act as a high speed transport during urgent situations.