Common Attacks

Tidal Wave
Blasting Spout / Jet Arrow
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Great Chomp
Sweet Chomp

Misc. Attacks

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Common Attacks

Tidal Wave
Jet Arrow
Great Tsunami
Giganto Breath
Kuchi de Hasamu Kougeki (Chomp Attack)
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Misc. Attacks

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Marine Mammal type Digimon that lives in the Net Ocean.  He has the biggest data capacity in the Digital World, common computers cannot process him.  Because he lives in the sea, his eyes have degenerated.  When he gets upset, he attacks with large tidal waves. Whamon that live near File Island are Champion level, Whamon that live near Folder Continent, Server Continent, etc. are Ultimate level. It is said that the "Illusionary White Whamon" lives somewhere in the Net Ocean.

Whamon (White)
Whamon (Light Blue)
Whamon (Data)
Whamon (Virus )

Evolves From

Evolves To

Evolves From (Anime)

Evolves To (Anime)

US Name / Whamon

Japanese Name / Whamon

The Digimon you are viewing now is categorized as a Random Recolors. There is no information about their attribute or type, so I list them as having the same as their originals. These types of recolors can be seen in the card, anime, and in the video games. Sometimes these recolors are made intentionally to increase the number of Digimon in a video game, but because there is no information about their attribute, they are not considered  Special Recolors. Most of the time these recolors are created by accident, such as an artist mistake. Sometimes these recolors occur when the card game makes a card for a Digimon originally from a video game and for some reason changes the color scheme of the Digimon.

¹ This Digimon never really appeared in any form of Digimon media. He was only mentioned in Hookmon's profile. Hookmon is said to be always chasing after a white Whamon. This is a reference to Moby Dick.

The Digimon you are viewing now is categorized as a Random Recolors. There is no information about their attribute or type, so I list them as having the same as their originals. These types of recolors can be seen in the card, anime, and in the video games. Sometimes these recolors are made intentionally to increase the number of Digimon in a video game, but because there is no information about their attribute, they are not considered  Special Recolors. Most of the time these recolors are created by accident, such as an artist mistake. Sometimes these recolors occur when the card game makes a card for a Digimon originally from a video game and for some reason changes the color scheme of the Digimon.

The Digimon you are viewing now is categorized as a D-Project Recolor. These recolors come from the Digimon video game, D-Project. This game had an interesting feature where, when choosing a Digimon, you also choose which attribute you wanted it to have. This attribute change would also change the color of the Digimon. The reason these Digimon are not categorized as  Special Recolors is because, for the most part, the Digimon involved don't have a full blown color change, but more of a color tint change. Also, because certain Digimon who already have Special Recolors have different recolors in this game.

The Digimon you are viewing now is categorized as a D-Project Recolor. These recolors come from the Digimon video game, D-Project. This game had an interesting feature where, when choosing a Digimon, you also choose which attribute you wanted it to have. This attribute change would also change the color of the Digimon. The reason these Digimon are not categorized as  Special Recolors is because, for the most part, the Digimon involved don't have a full blown color change, but more of a color tint change. Also, because certain Digimon who already have Special Recolors have different recolors in this game.