Dragomon

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Dragomon is a minor villain in the Digimon series including Digimon Fusion season 3 and Digimon Ghost Game. He also made a cameo appearance in Digimon Adventure 02.

Appearance[]

Dragomon is an Ultimate Level Digimon that resembles a Cthulhu-based sea monster with scaly blue skin and scarlet-orange bat wings, wearing purple prayer beads and he also wields a trident as a weapon.

Digimon Adventure 02[]

Dragomon is also known as the "Dark Undersea Master". He is the ruler of the mysterious realm known as the Dark Ocean, and was served by the Scubamon who all worship him. Though the Scubamon were enslaved by the Digimon Emperor and attempted to take Kari upon her releasing them, they decided to return to their master. After Kari and T.K. left for their world, Dragomon's shadowed form emerges from the Dark Ocean.

Digimon Fusion (season 3)[]

Dragomon was going after a Plesiomon who wanted to capture him, but Tagiru and the others managed to stop Dragomon. Dragon brainwashed Mizuki, but Tagiru snapped her out of the possesion. With the help of Submarimon, Arresterdramon defeated Dragomon, and Tagiru captured him as well.

Digimon Ghost Game[]

Dragomon appears in the 64th episode, "The Call", where it came to the Real World to manipulate several humans and brainwashing them to the ocean. They were transformed into gill-men creatures by Dragomon's spell. It created an illusional fog where its silhouette and glowing red eyes and symbol can only be seen. Canoweissmon, Thetismon, Lamortmon, and HoverEspimon fought Dragomon, but their attacks only came back because Dragomon was an illusion, and were attacked by the tentacles sprouted in them. HoverEspimon broke them free from the illusion with sour candy. Canoweissmon used his Grand Nova attack to clear up the fog, driving away the illusion. However, the real Dragomon rose from the sea before turning black caused by the GRB (a virus that turns the Digimon black and hostile). Canoweissmon digivolved to Siriusmon to fight Dragomon, but was overpowered despite the level advantage. Siriusmon manages to knock Dragomon out with his Photon Blaster attack, but however, refusing to accept defeat, Dragomon unleashes its thousand tentacles to keep attacking, but Dragomon was finally defeated by being absorbed into the portal back to the Digital World created by the arriving BlackGatomon Uver.

Video Game appearances[]

Digimon World 2[]

Dragomon digivolves from Octomon, and can digivolve further into Pukumon.

Digimon World 3[]

Dragomon can be found in Amaterasu's Seabed towards West Sector.

Digimon World DS[]

Dragomon digivolves from Sukamon. Dragomon also appears while at Training Peak, he is however destroyed by Cyberdramon's Erase Claw (who appeared just in time with his Tamer Yuji), these events take place after Calumon asks you to find him a Digi-Cake. Dragomon is sometimes found in the Drain Tunnel.

Digimon World Dawn/Dusk[]

Dragomon can digivolve to Neptunemon. Dragomon can be found in Macro Sea. To degenerate to Dragomon, Neptunmon must be at least LV 38 with 4100 dark exp, but only if you have befriended Dragomon.

Attacks[]

Forbidden Trident.
Tentacle Flapping.
Thousand Whip.
Tentacle Claw.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

Dragomon's name is derived from the mythical deity Dagon.
Dagon's physical appearance is both one of the Great Old Ones from the works of H.P. Lovecraft, and the mythological Umibōzu.
Dragomon's first appearance was in the 13th episode of Digimon Adventure 02, but never made an arc of the episode because it was canceled.
- However, Dragomon made its official physical appearance in Digimon Hunters.
- Also, the Digimon Ghost Game 64th episode, "The Call", became an inspiration of the Digimon Adventure 02 episode "His Master's Voice".

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