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Digi-Dex /
Mekanorimon
Mekanorimon :
The Mechanical
Vehicle
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General Information |
First Appearances |
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Champion / Ultimate |
Virus |
Machine |
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Début |
Card Début |
Anime Début |
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DPen Ver. 5 |
St-86 |
S1 : Episode 45 |
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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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Twin Beam
4-Disk Break
Red Tail (Card Error;
Halsemon's attack) |
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Twinkle Beam
Gyro Break
Red Sun (Card Error;
Halsemon's attack) |
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Profile
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Additional Information |
Variations |
Subspecies |
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Smaller Digimon use this 'Power Suit Digimon' for
hazardous jobs, but he's also the first vehicular
Digimon made in the Digital World. He's unable to
express himself fully, and remains immobile when not in
use, hence why this peculiar Digimon is unique when
compared to other Digimon. He also changes his attribute
depending on who is controlling him: therefore, he is
usually classified as a Virus type Digimon mainly
because a majority of users are Virus type Digimon. His
Digi-Core is still in the middle of being refined, so if
Mekanorimon works too hard, it overheats. His special
attacks are "Twinkle Beam", which is fired from the
linear lens embedded in his body, and "Gyro Break", a
corkscrew punch equivalent to a mechanical explosion at
full power. Subdued by the 'Gyro Break', enemy bodies
literally disappear. |
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Evolution |
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Hagurumon
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Kokuwamon,
Candlemon, Guilmon,
Betamon, ToyAgumon,
Strabimon |
Megadramon
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Bulbmon,
Andromon, BigMamemon,
Monzaemon, Mamemon,
MetalMamemon, Datamon,
Gigadramon, Giromon,
Locomon,
MetalTyrannomon,
Phantomon,
ExTyrannomon Jogress Evolution
BigMamemon
(w/ Golemon)
BigMamemon
(w/ Deputymon)
MetalTyrannomon (w/
Tankmon)
MetalTyrannomon (w/
Tyrannomon)
Rapidmon (Tamers) (w/
Grizzlymon)
WaruMonzaemon (w/
Clockmon) |
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Name Origins |
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Japanese Name / Mechanorimon |
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Origin / English and
Japanese. Mecha is short for mechanical. Nori comes from norimono, which means vehicle* |
Origin / English and
Japanese. Mecha is short for mechanical. Nori comes from norimono, which means vehicle* |
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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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