| Guilmon (ギルモン) | |||
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| Level | Rookie | ||
| Type | Reptile | ||
| Attribute | Virus | ||
| Family | Nature Spirits Deep Savers Metal Empire Dragon's Roar | ||
| Prior forms | Gigimon[1] | ||
| Next forms | Growlmon[2] BlackGrowlmon[3] Gallantmon * (w/ Bearmon)[4] | ||
| Partners | Takato Matsuki Fusion Fighters/United Army Demon Hacker Kouta Hirose | ||
| Voice actors | (Ja:) Masako Nozawa (Tamers), Yusei Oda (next 0rder) (En:) Steven Jay Blum (Tamers) | ||
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Guilmon is a Reptile Digimon. It has an appearance like a dinosaur that still retains its youth. Although it is still a Rookie, its potential as a "Combat Species", something which all Digimon naturally possess, is very high, and it hides the ferocious personality of a carnivorous beast. The mark drawn on its abdomen is called the "Digital Hazard", which is inscribed on those that have the potential to cause massive damage to computer data. However, as long as this ability is used peacefully, it can probably become a being that protects the Digital World.[6]
Attacks
- Rock Breaker: Destroys rocks with its sturdy foreclaws.
- Pyro Sphere[7] (Fireball): Spews out a powerful flame shot.
- Kurogane Maru (クレナイマル, Kurenai-maru)[8]
- Quake-a-lator (Rock 'n' Roll Breaker): Drills through its target with its claws.
Design[]
Guilmon is a bipedal dinosaur-like creature with red fur and yellow eyes. It has three claws on each hand and two claws on the front of each foot, and one claw on the back of each foot. It also has two wing-like appendages on its head. It also has white fur on its belly, and a Digital Hazard on it. It also has black horizontal lines on its arms, legs, neck, back, and tail, two black marks under its eyes, and a black triangle mark on each shoulder. It also has an inverted Zero Unit on its snout, and incomplete Zero Units on its hands and feet.
Etymologies[]
- Guilmon (ギルモン)
Official romanization given by the Digimon Reference Book and used throughout the franchise.
Fiction[]
Digimon Adventure (PSP game)[]
Digimon Tamers[]
Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer[]
Digimon Tamers: Digimon Medley[]
Digimon Battle Spirit[]
Digimon Tamers: Battle Spirit Ver 1.5[]
Digimon Rumble Arena[]
Digimon World Data Squad[]
Guilmon is obtainable from ds's Evolution Galaxy. To obtain, Agumon must be at least level and with 50 Strength Gold Guilmon's can be fought.[citation needed] Template:Section-stub
Digimon Fusion[]
Several Guilmon appear within the Fusion Fighters army in Mikey Kudo's dream. Mikey Goes To Another World! When fu shows up, his appearance causes Mikey to remember the dream. A Rival Appears
Digimon Xros Wars (manga)[]
Digimon World 3[]
Guilmon appears as a starter Digimon in the Maniac Pack, along with Kumamon and Patamon, but is available by unlocking him through a mini-quest if the player does not pick the Maniac Pack. The player may defeat Wargrowlmon in Ether Jungle to get Guilmon DDNA. Guilmon can Digivolve into Growlmon at level 5, WarGrowlmon at level 20, and Gallantmon at level 40. There is a "Tricky Guilmon" that will give the protagonist a "8lue Card", a fake version of the Blue Card. He will then hide in the basement of the Forest Inn. If you speak to him, he will give you a real Blue Card.
The Guilmon card is also available with Red S-Energy and has 3 AP/3 HP.
Digimon World 4[]
Digimon World Re:Digitize[]
The Guilmo Tail is an accessory. Template:Section-stub
Digimon World -next 0rder-[]
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Digimon World DS[]
Guilmon digivolves from Kuramon if Lv 8+ and Attack 65+, and can digivolve further to Growlmon. Guilmon also can be found at Sheer Valley.
Guilmon also appears to give you a request mission to obtain a Guilmon Bun from a girl named Mika, who is walking around near the DigiFarm Shop in DigiCentral.
Digimon World Dawn and Dusk[]
Guilmon is #27 in Digimon World Dawn and Dusk, and is an Attacker-class Dragon species Digimon with a resistance to the Fire element and a weakness to the Earth element. Its base stats are 120 HP, 101 MP, 87 Attack, 67 Defense, 55 Spirit, 50 Speed, and 23 Aptitude. It possesses the Fire Aura 2 and EX Damage 1 traits, and it dwells in the Task Canyon.
Guilmon digivolves from Gigimon and can digivolve to Growlmon or Tyrannomon. In order to Digivolve or degenerate into Guilmon, your Digimon must be at least LV11, but only if you've previously befriended a Guilmon.
Guilmon can DNA Digivolve into DarkLizardmon with Impmon, or to DarkTyrannomon with ToyAgumon Black.
Guilmon can be hatched from the Claw Patterned Digi-Egg.
Digimon Story: Lost Evolution[]
Guilmon digivolves from Gigimon and can digivolve into Growlmon or Tyrannomon. It can be found in the Limit Valley.
Digimon World Championship[]
Guilmon digivolves from Sunmon or DemiMeramon with 20 Dragon AP and can digivolve to Growlmon with 6 battles, Meramon with 20 Machine AP, Geremon with 4 penalties or DarkTyrannomon pass time.
Digital Monster D-Project[]
Guilmon digivolves from Gigimon, and can digivolve further into Growlmon.
Digimon Racing[]
Guilmon is one of the three locked characters.
Digimon Rumble Arena 2[]
Digimon Battle[]
Guilmon is a Virus Rookie Digimon who digivolves from Gigimon at level 11. The "Guilmon T.F.U." item turns the player's current partner into a Guilmon, maintaining its level but resetting its skill and stat points. It has a stat build of 3-2-2-1. Guilmon's Skill 1 is Rock Breaker, which is a proximity single target skill, and its Skill 2 is Fireball, which is a distant single target skill. Guilmon gains the ability to digivolve to Growlmon at level 21, WarGrowlmon at level 31, and Gallantmon at level 41. It can also replace its Mega with Megidramon through Card Digivolution, and a special event Guilmon instead as Gallantmon Crimson Mode.
Guilmon is the subject of an avatar item: "Guilmon's Short Sleeved T Shirt".
Digimon Masters[]
Guilmon is an obtainable mercenary Digimon. It can be found in Glacier Area.
It digivolves into Growlmon at LVL 11, WarGrowlmon at LVL 25 and Gallantmon at LVL 41. Gallantmon Crimson Mode can be unlocked as a Burst Mode at LVL 65.
Notes and references[]
- ↑ Digimon Tamers, "Such Sweet Sorrow" [51]
- ↑ Digimon Tamers, "A Question of Trust" [08]
- ↑ D-Arc: Version 2.0
- ↑ Digimon World 3
- ↑ Chiaki J. Konaka's Digimon Tamers Resources: Scenario for episode 01
- ↑ Digimon Reference Book: Guilmon
- ↑ This attack retains its original name of "Fireball" in Digimon Battle.
- ↑ "Kurogane Maru" and "Kurenai-maru" are the English and Japanese names of the katana wielded on Bo-3dw.
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