Siesamon (X-Antibody)

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A Digimon which has the appearance of the legendary holy beast, the "Siisaa". It has the power to sweep away calamity, and exhibits tremendous power toward evildoers. It is an ally to those that are kind-hearted, and will try to protect its Tamer from every calamity, even if it has to sacrifice its own body. Contrary to its heroic appearance, it usually basks leisurely in the sunlight, due to its docile personality. However, the sunlight is an important factor for Siesamon, because it charges its life energy. Its Signature Move "Sekkantou" temporarily prevents the intrusion of evil Viruses, as a kind of Firewall. Its Special Move is firing countless holy arrows of sunlight (Tiida Ija).
The effect on Siesamon's Digicore due to the X-Antibody
It is clad in golden armor that shines more the longer it basks in the sunlight, forming a barrier that repels attacks from Demon-species Digimon. It seems that you can tell how long it has been charging for based on how red its tail is. Siesamon is sunbathing leisurely even now, preparing for battle against evil Digimon. Its Special Move is turning into a ball of light and charging at evil (Koryūkyū).
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Attack Techniques

Name Translation Original Romanization Dub Description
Koryūkyū [1][N 2] Barbarian-killing Ball 胡劉球 N/A Koryūkyū[1] Turns into a ball of light and attacks evil.
Sekkantou [1]
石敢当 N/A Ancient Firewall[1] Temporarily prevents the intrusion of evil Viruses, as a kind of Firewall.
Tiida Ija [1] Sun's Courage ティーダ・イヤ N/A Tiida Iya[1] Fires countless holy arrows of sunlight.

Evolution

Evolves From

Evolves To

Appearances

Anime

Manga

Novel

Digimon Chronicle X

Video Games

Virtual Pets

Digital Monster X Ver.3

TCG

Image Gallery

Sketches from the Digital Monster Artbook Ver. X


Virtual Pets

Digital Monster X Ver.3

Additional Information

References Notes
  1. ↑ Siesamon (X-Antibody)'s initial artwork was illustrated by Himeno Kagemaru.
  2. ↑ "胡劉球" is a pun on "古琉球", meaning "Old Ryukyu", referring to the Ryukyu Islands; the group of islands that the Okinawa Islands form a large part of.