D-Reaper

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This article is an overview of the D-Reaper. For more information on the story role and characterization of the Digimon Tamers depiction of the entity, see D-Reaper (Tamers).
For individual forms and ADRs of the D-Reaper, see this list.
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List of D-Reaper forms and ADRs[edit]

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D-Reaper Zone D-Reaper ADR-01
"Juri Type"
D-Reaper ADR-02
"Searcher"
D-Reaper ADR-03
"Pendulum Feet"
D-Reaper ADR-04
"Bubbles"
D-Reaper ADR-05
"Creep Hands"
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D-Reaper ADR-06
"Horn Striker"
D-Reaper ADR-07
"Palates Head"
D-Reaper ADR-08
"Optimizer"
D-Reaper ADR-09
"Gatekeeper"
Reaper Mother D-Reaper

Evolution[edit]

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Appearances[edit]

Anime[edit]

Digimon Tamers[edit]

The D-Reaper is an entity that originated as a primitive computer program designed to delete junk data from the Network. In response to the proliferation and evolution of Digimon, it underwent an aberrant evolution and became an existential threat to the Digital World. After Matsuda Takato's friends inadvertently brought it back with them from the Digital World, the D-Reaper Zone began to spread and engulf Tokyo, threatening the Real World as well.

A D-Reaper mass in Digimon Tamers.

Individual Appearances[edit]

Manga[edit]

Video Games[edit]

Digimon Battle Chronicle[edit]

The Chaos Land stage is set above a vortex that bears a resemblance to the D-Reaper.

Digimon Masters[edit]

Digimon New Century[edit]

Virtual Pets[edit]

D-Power Digivice Toy (EU/AS)[edit]

Various ADRs appear as bosses in Versions 2 and 3 of the D-Power Digivice.

In Version 3, there is also a random encounter event in which the player attempts to break through a D-Reaper-like mass that is holding another Digimon hostage.

D-Ark Ver.15th[edit]

TCG[edit]

Digital Monster Card Game[edit]

In the Digital Monster Card Game, "D-Reaper" is a Group property which appears on Digimon cards depicting the D-Reaper's forms and ADRs. All of the D-Reaper-related cards, except for Bo-103t Mother D-Reaper, debuted in the Digimon Tamers-themed Expansion Board 4.

There are eleven "D-Reaper" Group Digimon (the ADRs, the Mother D-Reaper and the Reaper), and two Option cards (the Reaper Program and the D-Reaper Zone) which have effects that target the "D-Reaper" group.

Digimon Card Game[edit]

In the Digimon Card Game, "D-Reaper" is a Form characteristic which appears on Digimon cards depicting the D-Reaper's forms and ADRs. All of the D-Reaper related cards debuted in the Digimon Tamers-themed EX-02 Digital Hazard Theme Booster.

There are eleven "D-Reaper" Form cards: one Digitama card (the Mother D-Reaper), and ten Digimon cards (the nine ADRs and the Reaper). The D-Reaper cards have effects that revolve around EX2-007 Mother D-Reaper, which both empower the other D-Reaper cards while the Mother is in play, and aim to stack large numbers of EX2-046 ADR-02 Searchers underneath the Mother in order to bypass the play cost of EX2-055 Reaper.

Image Gallery[edit]

Artwork[edit]

Virtual Pets[edit]

Additional Information[edit]

References Notes
  1. 1.0 1.1 Konaka, Chiaki (Trans. Sasaki, Amy). "ADR, Agent D-Reapers". DIGIMONTAMERS RESOURCES. September 3, 2002.
  2. Konaka, Chiaki (Trans. Sasaki, Amy). "Character Notes: Digignomes". DIGIMONTAMERS RESOURCES. September 2, 2002.
  3. V Jump Editorial Department, ed. デジモン公式超図鑑 [Digimon Official Super Reference Book]. Shueisha. April 30, 2003. ISBN 978-4087792409.
    (English translation of interview by Kazari)
  4. 小中千昭 Chiaki J. Konaka (@yamaki_nyx). "なので、まとめるとこうなる。 ダゴモンというデジモンを考えたのも テイマーズのデ・リーパーをクトゥルーっぽく描いたのも 渡辺けんじさんです。". December 25, 2017, 06:42 AM UTC±00:00. Tweet.
  5. Konaka, Chiaki (trans. Sasaki, Amy). "Chronicle, The Background Hsitory"[sic]. DIGIMONTAMERS RESOURCES. September 6, 2002.
  6. Konaka, Chiaki (trans. Sasaki, Amy). "D-Reaper Repoort"[sic]. DIGIMONTAMERS RESOURCES. September 3, 2002.
  7. Digimon Tamers (American English dub): "Azulongmon Explains It All"
  8. Digimon Tamers (Latin American Spanish dub)
  9. Digimon Tamers: "True Enemy Gets to Move! The Battle of the Four Holy Beasts"
  10. Digimon Tamers: "Save Dukemon! Grani Scramble"
  11. Digimon Tamers: "Connected Hearts - The Revival of Beelzebumon"
  12. Bo-94t
  1. 1.0 1.1 The original computer program that evolved into the D-Reaper is also referred to as the D-Reaper 「デ・リーパー」 in Digimon Tamers.[11] In the Digital Monster Card Game, it is instead named the Reaper Program 「リーパープログラム」.[12]