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Attack Techniques

Name		Translation	Kanji/Kana	Romanization	Description
Free Throw Bomb			フリースローボム	Furī Surō Bomu	Tosses an explosive bomb at the enemy.
Baku Oyaji Punch		Explosive Old Man Punch	爆・オヤジパンチ	Baku Oyaji Panchi	Punches the enemy with a fist of explosive flames.
Countdown			カウントダウン	Kautodaun	Turns self into a living bomb that destroys himself and unleashes great explosive power.

Evolution

Evolves From

• Elecmon^[2]
• Impmon^[1]
• Keramon^[1]
• Lopmon^[2]
• Tyumon^[1][2]

Evolves To

• Asuramon^[3]
• Giromon
• Mephismon^[4]

Appearances

Anime

Digimon Savers

When Thoma H. Norstein was taking Daimon Chika out for her birthday, they went to an amusement park, planning to see fireworks later during the night. A gigantic Bomber Nanimon appeared, and began to run rampage around the park. Thoma evolved his partner Gaomon into Gaogamon who attacked the destructive Digimon. When Bomber Nanimon threatened to blow up everyone with a large amount of bombs, Thoma had Gaogamon toss him into the air and attack, which thus caused him to explode and create what appeared to be fireworks from afar.

(Note: In the English dub of DS07, Bomber Nanimon's name and appearance has been drastically changed to Citramon⁽¹⁾.)

Manga

Video Games

Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight

Can be evolved from Solarmon if above level 24, friendship 70%, and Machine EXP 960, or can be found at Magnet Mine. Can evolve to Giromon if above level 38, attack 175, and Machine EXP 4000.

Virtual Pets

TCG

Hyper Colosseum • St-641 • Bo-419

Additional Information

References
Sources	Extra Information
↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 St-641 ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Bo-419 ↑ St-670 ↑ St-654	1. Deeming a bomb-based character as being inappropriate for broadcast on a family-friendly network, Disney ordered that Bomber Nanimon be changed into a giant orange, with his attacks and dialogue changed to reflect this. Kirk Thornton, who voices Citramon, voices the Digimon in the style of Don Patch, a major character from the anime series Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo. This, however, is not a coincidence. Jeff Nimoy wrote Citramon as an "ode" to the character.