Jyureimon

Profile Name & Etymology Debut Digimon Reference Book Digimon Life Virtual Pets Anime & Manga Video Games ⇨ Japanese Woodmon evolved further, and as Jyureimon, it is a Digimon that has acquired extreme intelligence and power. Called the "Lord of the Deep Forest", it is a terrifying Digimon who tempts Digimon who have gone astray in the dark deep forest to go further and deeper into the woods, so that they will never break out of that forest. The fog it generates from its body displays illusions, tempting the opponent into the forest depths, where it uses its branches like tentacles and ivy to capture the opponent for its own nutrition. If you notice a Woodmon that has lived a long life, it is probably wise to fell it before it evolves to Jyureimon. Its Special Move is the forbidden fruit that grows from the branches on its head (Cherry Bomb). It tempts with its fragrant smell, but certain death awaits if this fruit is eaten. Digimon Reference Book ⇨ English ウッドモンが更に進化し、非常に高い知性とパワーを得たデジモンがジュレイモンである。樹海の主と呼ばれ、深く暗い森に迷い込んでしまったデジモンを更に深みに誘い込み、永遠にその森から抜け出せなくしてしまう恐ろしいデジモンでもある。身体からは幻覚を見せる霧を発生させ、森の深みに誘い込み、枝のような触手やツタで敵を取りこんで自らの栄養としてしまう。長生きしているウッドモンを見かけたら、ジュレイモンに進化する前に倒すことが得策だろう。必殺技は頭部の茂みに生える禁断の木の実『チェリーボム』。甘い香りに誘われて、この木の実を口にすれば確実な死が待っている。 デジモン図鑑 This profile matches its partner in the Digimon Reference Book. Digimon Life ⇨ English デジモン生活 ⇨ Japanese Digimon Pendulum ⇨ English ウッドモンが長い年月を生きて進化した、大型のデジモン。 森に迷ったデジモンに幻覚を見させ、さらに奥にさそいこんだ後でエネルギーをすいとってしまう。見た目いじょうに凶悪なデジモン。 あたまにはえた甘い香りの木の実「チェリーボム」を食べれば、かくじつに死がまっている。 デジモンペンデュラム Toei Digimon Analyzer ⇨ Japanese Woodmon evolved further, and as Jyureimon, it is a Digimon that has acquired extreme intelligence and power. Called the "Lord of the Deep Forest", it is a terrifying Digimon who tempts Digimon who have gone astray in the dark deep forest to go further and deeper into the woods, so that they will never break out of that forest. Toei Animation | Digimon Ghost Game ⇨ English ウッドモンが更に進化し、非常に高い知性とパワーを得たデジモンがジュレイモンである。樹海の主と呼ばれ、深く暗い森に迷い込んでしまったデジモンを更に深みに誘い込み、永遠にその森から抜け出せなくしてしまう恐ろしいデジモンでもある。 東映アニメーション｜デジモンゴーストゲーム Adventure Frontier Savers ⇨ Japanese — Digimon Adventure: "Jyureimon of the Lost Forest" Digimon Adventure ⇨ English ジュレイモン 樹海の主と呼ばれ、深い森の中に住む完全体デジモン。必殺技は『チェリーボム』だ。 — デジモンアドベンチャー 「迷いの森のジュレイモン」 デジモンアドベンチャー ⇨ Japanese — Digimon Frontier: "Ranamon's Tenacity! Female Digimon Personal Combat" Digimon Frontier ⇨ English ジュレイモン ウッドモンが進化し、高い知性とパワーを持った植物型デジモン。 — デジモンフロンティア 「ラーナモンの執念! 女デジモン一騎撃ち」 デジモンフロンティア ⇨ Japanese — Digimon Savers: "Digimon Boy Ikuto, The Forest Keeper Jyureimon" Digimon Savers ⇨ English ジュレイモン 幻を見せる霧を吐く完全体のデジモンだ。触手やツタで相手を捕まえ、自分の栄養にしてしまうぞ。 — デジモンセイバーズ 「デジモン少年イクト 森の番人ジュレイモン」 デジモンセイバーズ ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ Japanese Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight ⇨ English ウッドモンが　進化して　たかいちせいと　パワーを もった　しょくぶつがたデジモン じゅかいの　ぬしとよばれ　もりに　まよいこんだ ものを　ふかみにさそい　もりから　でられなくしてしまう　 体から　げんかくをみせる　きりを　はっせいさせ しょくしゅやツタで　あいてをとりこんで　えいようにする デジモンストーリー サンバースト｜ムーンライト ⇨ English Template:K Name Etymology Name: Jyureimon Kanji/Kana: ジュレイモン Digimoji: Dub: Cherrymon Title: 「樹海の主」 — "Lord of the Deep Forest" Other Languages: Treemon | 祖利獸 | Jyurei 1) n., 「樹齢（ジュレイ）」 means "the age of a tree" 2) n., 「寿齢（ジュレイ）」 means "long life" Dub | Cherry. Year Active 1999 Digimon Reference Book Entry Date December 11, 2009 Anime Digimon Adventure: "Jyureimon of the Lost Forest" Video Game Digimon World Card Bo-92

English Japanese Key Contents Other ▸ Other ▸ Other ▸ JYUREIMON Level Perfect Type Plant Attribute Virus Vaccine Field Jungle Troopers Nature Spirits Wind Guardians Min Weight 40g Subspecies/Variations • Jyureimon (Christmas Tree) List of Digimon その他 ▸ ジュレイモン レベル 完全体 型（タイプ） 植物型 属性 ウィルス ワクチン フィールド ＪＴ ＮＳｐ ＷＧ 最低体重 40Ｇ 亜種・変種 • [[Jyureimon (Christmas Tree)|Template:Jyureimon (Christmas Tree)]] List of Digimon Special/Signature Moves Special/Signature Moves (other Digimon) Forms Forms (other Digimon) Equipment Equipment (other Digimon) Titles Titles (other Digimon)

Attack Techniques

Name		Translation	Kanji/Kana	Romanization	Dub	Description
Cherry Bomb			チェリーボム	Cherī Bomu	Cherry Bomb, Pit Pelter, Cherry Blaster	Shoots explosive cherries from its foliage. If swallowed, the cherries cause instant death.
Illusion Mist			イリュージョンミスト	Iryūshon Misuto		Creates a thick fog to confuse the enemy with illusions.
Energy Absorption			에너지흡수	Eneoji Heubsu	Illusion Mist	Absorbs vitality from an enemy.
Tsuta Kougeki		Ivy Attack	つた攻撃	N/A	Vine Attack	Whips or ensnares the foe with vines.

Evolution

Evolves From

• Any Adult Green Digimon from the Battle Spirits Card Game
• Any Green Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
• Arbormon
• Dinohumon
• Ebidramon
• Ice Devimon
• Igamon (with or without Kougamon)
• Kabukimon
• Kabuterimon
• Kiwimon (with Woodmon)
• Kougamon (with or without Igamon)
• Kuwagamon
• Kyubimon
• Leomon
• Petaldramon
• Red Vegimon (with or without any Data Adult or any Virus Adult Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum COLOR)
• Scumon
• Sorcerimon
• Sunflowmon
• Togemon (with or without Vegimon and Woodmon, or any Virus Adult Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum COLOR)
• Vegimon (with or without Togemon and Woodmon)
• Woodmon (with or without Kiwimon or Vegimon and Togemon)

Evolves To

• Ancient Troiamon (with or without Ancient Evolution or the Spirit of Wood or Metal Tyranomon, Rook Chessmon (Black) and Knight Chessmon (White))
• Any Digimon that also Evolves from Green Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
• Any Green Lv.6 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
• Ceresmon
• Darkdramon (with Megadramon)
• Deathmon (with Megadramon)
• Demon (with Lady Devimon)
• El Doradimon (with or without Shawujinmon)
• Gran Kuwagamon
• Gulfmon
• Hydramon (with any Data Perfect or any Virus Perfect Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum COLOR)
• Jijimon (with Pandamon)
• Jyureimon (Christmas Tree)
• Kuzuhamon
• Metal Etemon (with Tonosama Gekomon or Okuwamon)
• Piemon (with or without Vamdemon or Fantomon)
• Pinochimon (with or without Gerbemon, any Perfect Digimon, or Vademon, Vegimon, and Drimogemon, or certain Digimon from the Pendulum series, or Shurimon)
• Pukumon (with Dagomon or Marin Devimon)
• Rosemon (with any Vaccine Perfect Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum COLOR)
• Venom Vamdemon (with Waru Monzaemon)
• Xuanwumon (with Jumbo Gamemon, Daipenmon and Jijimon)

Appearances

Anime

Digimon Adventure

Jyureimon was a minion of the Dark Master Pinochimon who turned Ishida Yamato against the other Chosen Children. Pinochimon killed him when he said that the Chosen Children had something that Pinochimon was lacking, friends.

Digimon Adventure 02

A Jyureimon went wild in New York, but Motomiya Daisuke, Tachikawa Mimi and the American Chosen Children worked together to pacify it. Lilimon used her Flow' Cannon to calm it down, and then the Chosen Children returned it to the Digital World.

Digimon Tamers

A group of Woodmon evolved into Jyureimon due to Culumon's evolutionary powers.

Digimon Frontier

Jyureimon guarded the wood element sphere of Sephirothmon. Shibayama Junpei spirit evolved into Blitzmon to battle him and defeated him.

Digimon Savers

A Jyureimon guarded a misty forest and risked his life to protect the Digimon there, including a group of Nyokimon.

Jyureimon in Digimon Savers.

Digimon Adventure:

After Negamon was finally defeated in "The End of the Adventure", Lopmon, on top of a Jyureimon, with both the red and his gray Komondomon sleeping behind them, told a group of Budmon and Woodmon how the world where humans live was beyond the sky, past the Network, and that was where the Chosen Children came from. Woodmon then asked if it was to protect them, but Leomon, who was with a Bearmon, several yellow and a rare Pickmon, and two Yukimi Botamon, thought that they came to the Digital World to become their friends. One of the Yukimi Botamon was confused about this, and Leomon clarified that they fought in order to protect their friends, which made the Yukimi Botamon want to go to the Real World. The Yukimi Botamon then asked Leomon what happened to the Chosen Children after that, and Leomon answered that they finished their mission and returned to the Real World, and would no longer go back to the Digital World, though he corrected himself on that since it may happen after all.

Jyureimon in Digimon Adventure:

Digimon Ghost Game

In "The Maneater's Forest", Jyureimon brings the urban legend of the Goddess Kasumi to life by capturing and eating humans to become stronger in a forest ruled by Mori Shellmon. Tesla Jellymon, Symbare Angoramon, and Betel Gammamon defeated it by chopping off its upper right arm. Angered by this, Jyureimon swore his revenge while retreating.

Individual Appearances

Digimon Adventure Jyureimon of the Lost Forest (Debut) Digimon Adventure 02 The Great Free-for-all Fight in New York and Hong Kong! Digimon Tamers Here is the Ghost Castle! The Great Escape of Stray Culumon Digimon Frontier Ranamon's Tenacity! The Female Digimon Battle Digimon Savers Digimon Boy Ikuto, The Forest Keeper Jyureimon Evolution is Impossible! Digivice Breakdown Digimon Adventure: The End of the Adventure Digimon Ghost Game The Maneater's Forest

Video Games

Digimon World

In the Misty Trees region, a thick fog covers the land and prohibits passage into Toy Town and Freezeland. Tonosama Gekomon grants minor protection from the fog to the Player, but only by meeting Jyureimon can the fog be made completely passable. Jyureimon is a remarkably wise, intelligent Digimon who offers to teach the Player and his partner. Choosing a partner will initiate the "Teachings of the Forest" training, which boosts intelligence and MP. If the Player chooses to listen himself, Jyureimon reveals a great deal of information that, while it isn't necessary to progress, illuminates some of the mystery surrounding the memory crisis.

Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer & Cathode Tamer

Jyureimon is an obtainable Variable Move. Its attack, Cherry Bomb, reduces the PP of all enemies. It costs 38 VP.

Digimon World: Digital Card Battle

Jyureimon is the holder of the Misty 7s card.

Digimon World 2

Jyureimon is an obtainable Digimon. Evolves from Red Vagimon (0+ DP), Vegimon (0+ DP) or Woodmon (0+ DP) and can evolve to Pinochimon (0+ DP).

Digimon World 3

Jyureimon is an unobtainable enemy Digimon.

Digimon Masters

Can be evolved from Woodmon at level 25 and evolves into Pinochimon at level 41.

Digimon Adventure

Jyureimon showed himself to Ishida Yamato as he travelled through a frozen area in Episode 53, "Clash! The Ultimate Digimon". Gabumon immediately realized he worked for Pinochimon, and while Jyureimon didn't intend to fight, Yamato had no intention of listening to him.

Jyureimon is the 60th obligatory boss of the game, fighting Gabumon in Episode 53, "Clash! The Ultimate Digimon". He can deal multiple hits with Cherry Bomb, deal damage with Tsuta Kougeki, and deal damage and lower attack to all the party with Illusion Mist. After being defeated, he drops an ATK↓ Chip Ω.

Afterwards, Jyureimon explained he wasn't there for a fight. He repeated Yamato's questions about himself, and told him to sit down and take a look into himself. He refused to say if he did or didn't listen to Yamato previously, as there was nothing he didn't know. Yamato asked him what he should do and Jyureimon told him to improve himself if he wanted to be stronger, for which he needed resolve. As Yamato confirmed he had resolve, Jyureimon told him to defeat his rival. However, Yamato just laughed at this, as he never thought of Yagami Taichi as his rival, but Jyureimon pointed out that everything Taichi said and did bothered him, and as long as he didn't overcome those thoughts, he couldn't become stronger. Jyureimon ordered Yamato to fight Taichi so he would shake off his uncertain heart and be reborn. Gabumon tried to stop Yamato, reminding him that Taichi was his friend, which seemingly got to Yamato, but Jyureimon kept insisting, saying that friendship was an illusion, which Yamato couldn't deny. With Yamato now uncertain of what to do and why he was given the Crest of Friendship, Gabumon decided to trust and follow Yamato even if it meant making everyone his enemy, then Warp Evolved into Metal Garurumon and they both left. With them gone, Jyureimon confirmed to Pinochimon that his strategy was successful, a strategy to make War Greymon and Metal Garurumon fight each other. Pinochimon found this amusing and wanted to see it himself. Jyureimon told him to be careful of the Chosen Children, as even he would lose if he underestimated them, because they had something he lacked. This greatly angered Pinochimon, who killed Jyureimon in response.

After his defeat to the Chosen Children in Episode 55, "Pursuit! Defeat Pinochimon!", Pinochimon remembered Jyureimon's words, but once again ignored them and fled. As he laid defeated from Metal Garurumon's Cocytus Breath, Pinochimon remembered Jyureimon once again, asking him what he was missing, then finally died.

Pinochimon and Jyureimon serve as the mid-bosses of the optional Digital Dungeon: ζ, where they fight the Chosen Children together. Defeating them grants the player two Meats and a Life Saver Kit.

Jyureimon in Digimon Adventure.

Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode

An old Jyureimon, grandfather of the Budmon/Woodmon in the Village of Beginnings, is in Ancient Bone Swamp. It wants to spend the time it has left making its home a better place for everyone, so it's planting all kinds of seeds as it doesn't know what's better for that terrain. It asks Taiga for mushroom spores, as it hadn't planted those yet. After Taiga gives it Glowing Spores, Jyureimon plants them, and expects them to bloom by the next day. Sadly, the spores fail to bloom, and Jyureimon knew it would not live to see them do so. It asks Taiga to come back and see if they bloom later, before finally dying. Nonetheless, said spores would eventually bloom into a massive mushroom that would become Jyureimon's Observatory.

Digimon World -next 0rder-

Available as a collectable card.

Digimon World -next 0rder- International Edition

Available as a collectable card.

Digimon New Century

Jyureimon is the Partner Digimon of Takeda Shinobu.

Virtual Pets

Digimon Pendulum 4.0

Evolves from Woodmon or Red Vagimon. Can Jogress to Pinochimon with a compatible Digimon.

Digimon Pendulum 4.5 Wind Guardians

Evolves from Woodmon or Red Vagimon. Can Jogress to Pinochimon with a compatible Digimon.

TCG

Hyper Colosseum	St-205 Quote (⇨ Japanese): It's dangerous to eat them! The sweet fruit that grow on its head are actually small bombs! Quote (⇨ English): 食べたら危険！頭に実った甘い実は必殺の小型爆弾！ St-736 Quote (⇨ Japanese): This hungry, deep-green tree spreads hallucinogenic mist and uses its vines to capture its enemies! Quote (⇨ English): 幻覚の霧を撒き、ツタで捕縛する深緑の餓樹！ Bo-92 Quote (⇨ Japanese): The fog creating master of the woods! Quote (⇨ English): 霧を生み出す樹海の主！ Bo-945 Quote (⇨ Japanese): This old tree controls the gloomy forests, accompanying the fog and surrounding itself with ivy! Quote (⇨ English): 霧を従え蔦を巡らし、暗き森に君臨する老樹！ St-205 St-736 Bo-92 Bo-945 Dα-093 Dα-395 Dα-093 Dα-395 CB02-025 Quote (⇨ Japanese): Jyureimon is a Digimon that has acquired extreme intelligence and power. Quote (⇨ English): 非常に高い知性とパワーを得たデジモンがジュレイモンである。 BT2-048 (DCG) BT10-052 (DCG) BT15-050 (DCG) BT2-048 BT10-052 BT15-050 ジュレイモン ジュレイモン ジュレイモン ジュレイモン ジュレイモン
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