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Digi-Dex /
Gazimon
Gazimon :
The Eating Monster |
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General Information |
First Appearances |
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Début |
Card Début |
Anime Début |
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DM Ver. 5 |
Bo-60 |
S1 : Episode 15 |
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Toei Picture |
Bandai Picture
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LCD |
Family (Families) |
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US Attacks |
Japanese Attacks |
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Electric Stun Blast
Pitfall |
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Profile
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Additional Information |
Variations |
Subspecies |
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A Mammal type Digimon from which big,
sharp claws have grown on his hands and feet. Although
he probably uses both his hind- and forefeet like legs,
as soon as the claws on his forefeet begins to evolve,
he'll start walking on his hind feet---an unusual trait
amongst Mammal types. He's a small Digimon, but he's
quite violent-tempered and never allows himself to be
domesticated. When he attacks, the claws on his forefeet
prove to be very valuable assets, but outside of battle,
he digs holes with his forefeet and enjoys seeing other
Digimon fall into the pits he digs mean fully. His
special attack is "Paralyze Breath", where he spits out
a gaseous poison breath. |
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Evolution |
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Pagumon |
Raremon
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Cyclonemon,
DarkTyrannomon,
Devimon,
Gargomon,
Garurumon,
Leomon, Lynxmon,
Gatomon, Tuskmon,
Kangarumon,
Youkomon,
Blimpmon,
Deltamon,
Devidramon,
Dobermon,
Wendigomon,
Fangmon,
Gargoylemon,
Rabbitmon,
Gesomon, Oryxmon,
Grizzlymon,
Manbomon,
Moosemon, Nanimon,
Pegasusmon,
Salamandemon,
Sangloupmon,
Tortomon,
Gaogamon,
Vilemon, Dokugumon,
Kokatorimon,
Kiwimon,
Boarmon,
Sheepmon
Slide Evolution
Gazimon (X) |
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Name Origins |
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Origin / Japanese.
Gazi is another way of writing gaji, which is short from gajigaji, the sound of eating. |
Origin / Japanese.
Gazi is another way of writing gaji, which is short from gajigaji, the sound of eating. |
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Toei picture was created by Toei
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Bandai picture was created by Bandai
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LCD picture was created by the
DVR
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* Name meaning provided by Grace Anderson, aka Megchan. |
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