Ogudomon

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Ogudomon ( オグドモン ) is an Ultimate Digimon.


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Ogudomon is a grotesque Super Demon Lord who has seven legs and eyes, as well as an eighth eye. As it includes the whole of the Digital World's sins, and is a mysterious personification with the ability to atone for them all, the power of a Digimon with even a small amount of malice is counterbalanced, and it is impossible for it to defeat Ogudomon. Its Special Moves are running wild while lustful (Oratio Grandioloqua {Lat: Rhapsody}), and a shock-wave which is played from its oral-area (Catedral {Esp: Cathedral}). Also, it pulverizes its opponent with its enormous legs (Gradus {Lat: Step}).

Digimon Dictionary

オグドモンとは、七つの眼と七つの脚、そして第八の眼をもつ異形の超魔王である。デジタルワールドの全て罪を内包し、さらに全ての罪を贖罪する力もつ謎の化身体であり、故に、少しでも悪意のあるデジモンでは力を相殺され、倒すすべはない。必殺技は、欲望のままに暴走する『オーラーティオ・グランディオロクア｛羅：狂詩曲｝(3)』と、口部より奏でられる衝撃波動『カテドラール｛西：大聖堂｝(4)』。また、巨大な脚で相手を粉砕する『グラドゥス｛羅：ステップ｝(3)』をもつ。

デジモン図鑑





Attack Techniques

Name Translation Kanji/Kana Romanization Description
Catedral [1] Cathedral カテドラール Katedorāru Produces a shock wave from its "mouth".
Gradus [1]
(1) 		Step グラドゥス Guradusu Pulverises the opponent using its large legs.
Oratio Grandioloqua [1]
(2) 		Great Eloquent Speech/Rhapsody オーラティオグランディオロクア Ōratio Gurandiorokua

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TCG

Hyper Colosseum

Alpha Evolve

Battle Terminal 02

Ogudomon appears as a boss Digimon in the sixth and final version of the game.

Ogudomon from Digimon Battle Terminal 02 Oratio Grandioloqua Ogudomon from Digimon Battle Terminal 02 using Gradus Ogudomon from Digimon Battle Terminal 02 using Catedral

Name Origins

Greek. Ogudo comes from ogdo, which is short for ogdoad(5) (オグドアド Ogudoado) meaning group of eight.

Additional Information

References
Sources Extra Information
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 DM02-104
  2. ↑ Ogudomon's Profile (Digimon Dictionary)

1. Gradus is Latin for step.

2. Oratio Grandioloqua could be a small misspelling of "Oratio Grandiloqua" (オーラティオグランディロクア Ōratio Gurandirokua) which can be alternatively translated as "grandiloquent speech", comparable to rhapsody from Latin. The kana for this at Digimon Dictionary appears slightly differently to what is displayed on the card (オーラーティオ・グランディオロクア Ōrātio Gurandiorokua).

3. Ra (羅) is short for raten (羅典), ateji for Latin in Japanese. When this is written in the brackets, it refers to the name origin of a particular subject. In this case:

オーラーティオ・グランディオロクア｛羅：狂詩曲｝(Ōrātio Gurandiorokua {Ra: Kyoushikyoku}) suggests that the etymology of the word is Latin, meaning rhapsody.
グラドゥス｛羅：ステップ｝(Guradusu {Ra: Suteppu}) implies that the etymology of the word is Latin, meaning step.

4. Sei (西) is short for seigo (西語), Spanish in Japanese. In this situation:

カテドラール｛西:大聖堂｝(Katedorāru {Sei: Taiseidou}) suggests that the word originates from Spanish, meaning cathedral.

5. Ogdoad is a reference to The Ogdoad, who are eight deities (four male-female pairs) associated with Hermopolis, who symbolize the state of the world before creation in Egyptian Mythology. These deities are perfectly counterbalanced in both gender and element, just as Ogudomon counterbalances each of the seven sins.

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