Waru Monzaemon

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もんざえモンとは似ても似つかない程の凶悪顔のパペットデジモン。メタルエテモンとは仲が良く、彼が腰に付けているワルもんざえモンのヌイグルミは本人が送ったものだと言われている。やはり、もんざえモンと同じく、その正体は不明だが、中かから妖しく光る目が覗いているのが不気味だ。性格は悪そのもので、意地悪で陰険。左腕には「惡」の一文字と、灰色熊の強力な爪「ベアクロー」を装備している。必殺技は全てのものをダークな気分にさせて落ち込ませてしまう『ハートブレイクアタック』。この攻撃を受けると暗く哀しい気持ちになってしまい、戦意を喪失してしまう。


デジモン図鑑
Name: Waru Monzaemon
IPA:
Kanji/Kana: ワルもんざえモン
Digimon Alphabet: Template:Wa wTemplate:Mo wTemplate:Za w

Japanese | Waru (悪) means evil.
Japanese | Monzaemon is a pun. There was a playwright named Chikamatsu Monzaemon in the 17th century. He wrote plays for the bunraku (puppet theater).

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ワルもんざえモン:もんざえモンが凶悪狂暴化、怖い顔のパペット型デジモン。悲しくなって気分を落ち込ませるハートブレイクアタックが必殺技だ!
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Digimon Frontier: "Town Floating in the Sky! Toy Country of Toy Agumon"


Attack Techniques

Name Kanji/Kana Romanization Dub Description
Heartbreak Attack [1] ハートブレイクアタック Hātobureiku Atakku Heart Break Hit With the broken hearts it sends out, it steals its opponent's will to fight back by making them cry uncontrollably.
Bear Claw [2] ベアクロー Bea Kurō
Slashes or stabs at the opponent with the metal claws on its arm.
Custom Claw
カスタムクロー Kasutamu Kurō
Modifies the size of its claw.
Megalo Spark [3]


Charges up a ball of electricity which flies straight at the enemy.
Fire Blast [4]



Nasty Step [1] ナスティステップ Nasuti Suteppu Party Time Performs a strange dance and shoots an eerie light from stomach.

Evolution

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Appearances

Anime

Digimon Adventure

Waru Monzaemon was a minion of the Dark Master Mugendramon appearing in the episode "Farewell Numemon" He was in charge of the enslaved Numemon to work under the city cruelly forcing them to power the city by manually turning turbines. Sora, Takaishi Takeru, Yagami Hikari and their Digimon discover this but are afraid to try to stop him because their Digimon were too weak to evolve at the time. Waru Monzaemon spots them and chases after them. While he is pursuing Sora and Takeru, Hikari awakens some of her hidden power and frees the Numemon from their chains. He attempts to hit them with Bear Claw attack but they dodge it and his paw gets stuck in the wall for a moment giving Sora and Takeru a head start. Waru Monzaemon then roles up into a ball and tries to crush them. Sora's Piyomon and Takeru's Patamon seemingly gain the ability to fly faster from Hikari's light allowing them to out run Waru Monzaemon. They end up back where the Numemon were. Waru Monzaemon was enraged to see the Numemon freed and demanded to know who released them, Hikari boldly said she had. Waru Monzaemon moved to attack her but the Numemon jumped him. In spite of their spirit they weren't able to do much more then irritate him. Hikari began to flow more at seeing the Numemon defeated giving Piyomon, Patamon, and her own Tailmon the energy to evolve into Birdramon, Angemon, and Angewomon. As the three attacked simultaneously with Meteor Wing, Heaven's Knuckle, and Holy Arrow, Waru Monzaemon retreated into the next door and slammed the doors shut in an attempt to block the attacks, but they shattered the door blasting Waru Monzaemon away. Waru Monzaemon reported to Mugendramon via a video link, but when Mugendramon found out about his failure he executed Waru Monzeamon by self-destructing the room.

Digimon Adventure 02

When Oikawa randomly transported Digimon to the real world, a Waru Monzaemon appears as one of the renegade Digimon in the Real World, at Osaka Palace in "Everyone Advance Out! Imperialdramon".

Digimon Tamers

In "The Meaning of Parters! Renamon Evolves" A (shadowed out) Waru Monzaemon was among the Digimon seeking to become Ruki's partner in a flashback. In "The Order to Capture the Digimon! The Sinister Foreboding" a Waru Monzaemon was seen on a computer game Terriermon was playing.

Digimon Frontier

After the Chosen Children arrive onto a floating island called Toy Town in "Town Floating in the Sky! Toy Country of Toy Agumon" a virus Toy Agumon told Monzaemon to fight the Chosen Children and Monzaemon said he didn't want to the Toy Agumon transformed him into Waru Monzaemon. He kidnapped Tomoki from Takuya and Kouji, who tried to pursue him, but he used his Heartbreak Attack to fill them with sadness.

He takes Tomoki to a pink castle but there Tomoki was able to remind Monzaemon of who he really was, causing him to revert back to normal, much to the surprise of Takuya and Kouji when they came to rescue him.

Manga

Video Games

Digimon Story

An NPC Digimon appeared at the DigiCentral during Angewomon's Onegai Quest. It is not obtainable and cannot be evolved from any Digimon.

Digimon World

Waru Monzaemon is a boss in Toy Town, he kidnapped a Hagurumon, but you can only fight him with a Monzaemon. He only becomes playable with the aid of a cheating device.

Also appears in card form.

Digimon World 2

Is an obtainable Digimon by evolving Hyogamon with 0 DP or Gesomon with 6+ DP. Can evolve to Metal Etemon.

Appears as an independent enemy at SCSI Domain (1), Disk Domain, Scan Domain, Patch Domain, Soft Domain, RAM Domain, Core Tower and Chaos Tower. Karen Bates uses him in the Coliseum alongside Megadramon and Tekkamon.

Digimon World 3

Attacks girl named Lisa in the sewers but when he is defeated he stops and apologizes.

Also appears in card form.

Digimon World: Digital Card Battle

Appears as a member of the Dark card group.

Can be fused using Aero V-dramon and Meramon, Kuwagamon and Omegamon I, Seraphimon and Birdramon, Piccolomon and XV-mon, Piemon and Chain Saw, and finally, Gran Kuwagamon and Mega Hand. Fuses with Shakkoumon to make War Greymon and Monzaemon to make Pinocchimon.

Digimon Championship

Is an obtainable Digimon, evolving from Orgemon, Garurumon, Leomon or Lekismon and evolves to Pinocchimon.

Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer

Appears as an enemy in Trap Crevasse.

Virtual Pets

Digimon Pendulum Ver 5 Metal Empire

Digimon Pendulum Ver 5.5 Metal Empire

Digimon Mini Ver. 2.0

Evolves from Kabuterimon, Centalmon or Tyranomon.

TCG

Hyper Colosseum

St-83
St-368
Bo-676
Bo-780



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