Diablomon

Profile Name & Etymology Debut Design & Analysis Digimon Reference Book Digimon Life ⇨ Japanese It repeatedly absorbs all the data on the Network in order to evolve and grow larger, and is depleting the Digital World to the brink of destruction. A Diablomon that has absorbed a lot of data becomes convinced that it is an all-knowing and all-powerful being, and it takes pleasure in destruction and slaughter. However, when this Digimon congregates in great numbers, its raison d'être is made clear; as that ultimate goal is to hijack a military computer and try to destroy the Real World as well with a nuclear strike, this is a terrifying Digimon. Its Special Move is firing a powerful shot of destructive energy from its chest-cannon (Catastrophe Cannon). Digimon Reference Book ⇨ English ネットワーク上のあらゆるデータを吸収して進化と巨大化を繰り返し、電脳世界（デジタルワールド）で破壊の限りを尽くしている。多くのデータと知識を吸収したディアボロモンは自らを全知全能の存在と思い込み、破壊と殺戮を楽しんでいる。しかし、数多く居るデジモンの中でも、その存在目的がはっきりしており、その最終目的は、軍事用コンピュータを乗っ取り、核攻撃によって現実世界（リアルワールド）をも破壊しようとしている、恐ろしいデジモンである。必殺技は胸部の発射口から強力な破壊エネルギー弾を発射する『カタストロフィーカノン』。 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 ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K Name Etymology Name: Diablomon Kanji/Kana: ディアボロモン Romanization: Diaboromon Digimoji: Dub: Diaboromon Title: 「最悪のウィルス」 — "Wickedest Virus" Other Languages: | 超惡魔獸 | Diablo n., In numerous western European languages, the word for "devil" is descended from the Ancient Greek δῐᾰ́βολος diábolos 「ディアボロス Diaborosu」, which originally meant "slanderer" before becoming a term for the Biblical Satan. Examples include the Spanish diablo 「ディアブロ Diaburo」, and the Italian diavolo 「ディアボロ Diaboro」. Dub | Diaboro n., A direct romanization of 「ディアボロ Diablo/Diavolo」. Year Active 1999 Digimon Reference Book Entry Date June 25, 2007 Anime Digimon Adventure: Our War Game! Video Game Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer V-Pet D-Terminal Card Bo-246 Released production reference art for Digimon Adventure: Our War Game! (pictured top right) depicts Diablomon as having hatches on its shoulders from which, when opened, a total of six additional arms with smaller hands can be deployed. However, Diablomon never demonstrates this ability in Our War Game!, and this feature remains entirely absent from Diablomon in all Digimon productions released after the year 2000, although the hatch covers remain part of its design. The only media to feature the extra arms in any form are the WonderSwan video games Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer, Digimon Adventure: Cathode Tamer and Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers, the former two of which predate the premiere of Our War Game! In these games, Diablomon (pictured bottom right) is depicted as having a total of twelve extra arms, significantly exceeding the number of arms depicted in the Our War Game! reference art. This sprite also exhibits some other minor variation from Diablomon's standard design, including its feet and normal hands being significantly smaller in proportion (although this could be attributable to an idiosyncracy of the sprite style of the games), armor plating on its feet similar to its hands, and a pair of what appear to be long tails. When Anode Tamer and Cathode Tamer were ported to WonderSwan Color as the English-language Digimon Anode/Cathode Tamer: Veedramon Version, Diablomon's original sprite was replaced with its sprite from Digimon Adventure 02: D-1 Tamers, which matches the standard design and does not depict the extra arms. While no released Digimon production since Tag Tamers depicts the extra arms at all, there exists on Toei Animation's "Production Lineup" website what appears to be a still from Digimon Adventure 02: Diablomon Strikes Back, in which Diablomon is depicted with four extra arms deployed. No such shot exists in the finished version of the movie.

English Japanese Key Contents DIABLOMON Level Ultimate Perfect Type Species Unknown Attribute Unknown Virus None Free Field Dark Area Nightmare Soldiers X-Antibody • Diablomon (X-Antibody) List of Digimon ディアボロモン レベル 究極体 完全体 型（タイプ） 種族不明 属性 不明 ウィルス なし フリー フィールド ＤＡ ＮＳｏ Ｘ抗体 • ディアボロモン（X抗体） 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
Catastrophe Cannon		N/A	カタストロフィーカノン	Katasutorofī Kanon	Web Wrecker, Inferno Missile, Cable Crusher, Catastrophe Cannon	Fires a blast of energy or a missile from the green sphere in its chest.
Paradise Lost		N/A	パラダイスロスト	Paradaisu Rosuto	Lost Paradise	Unleashes a giant explosion of energy from its chest.
System Fail		N/A	システムフェイル	Shisutemu Feiru	System Failure	Encases itself with a gigantic green sphere, blasting nearby opponents and causing them to devolve.
Tentacle Bug		N/A	テンタクルバグ	Tentakuru Bagu	Tentacle Bug	Extends its arms to claw the target.
Yami no Chikara		Power of Darkness	やみのちから	N/A	Power of the Dark	Empties all foes' stomachs and makes them need to use the lavatory.
Multiply		N/A	マルチプライ	Maruchipurai	Alias Fake	Makes a copy of itself.
Cable Crusher		N/A	ケーブルクラッシャー	Kēburu Kurasshā	Cable Crusher	Extends its arms and uses its clawed hands to slash or grab enemies.
Virus Download		N/A	ウイルスダウンロード	Uirusu Daunrōdo	Virus Download	Charges power in its hands, then extends its arms to stab with its claws.
Page Fault		N/A	ページフォルト	Pēji Foruto	Page Fault	Somersaults, striking enemies with the blades on its back.
Line Surge		N/A	ラインサージ	Rain Sāji	Line Surge	Spreads both of its arms outwards and spins in place.

Evolution

Evolves From

• Andiramon
• Andiramon (Deva)
• Any Adult Dark Digimon from Digimon World: Digital Card Arena
• Any Black Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
• Arkadimon Perfect
• Black War Greymon (with Gran Kuwagamon)
• Chrysalimon (Warp Evolution)
• Digitamamon (with Infermon)
• Gigadramon (with Infermon and Marin Devimon)
• Gran Kuwagamon (with Black War Greymon)
• Indaramon
• Infermon (with or without Digitamamon or Marin Devimon and Gigadramon)
• Keramon (with Warp Evolution or Kuramon)
• Kuramon (with Keramon)
• Lady Devimon
• Marin Devimon (with Infermon and Gigadramon)
• Metal Greymon (Virus)
• Okuwamon
• Pajiramon
• Sandiramon
• Skull Satamon

Evolves To

• Ancient Greymon (with Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode)
• Any Black Lv.7 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
• Any Digimon that also Evolves from Black Lv.6 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
• Any Digimon that also Evolves from White Lv.6 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
• Armagemon (with or without Infermon or Mugendramon or Kuramon, Keramon, Chrysalimon and Infermon)
• Beelzebumon: Blast Mode (with Apocalymon or Beelzebumon)
• Chaos Dukemon (with Black Megalo Growmon)
• Diablomon (X-Antibody) (with the X-Antibody)
• Quartzmon

Appearances

Anime

Digimon Adventure: Our War Game!

Diablomon is the final evolution of a Kuramon that hatched from a Digitama originating on the internet. It evolves into this form when Yagami Taichi's War Greymon and Ishida Yamato's Metal Garurumon come to exterminate it. In this form, it begins copying itself rapidly, hacks into the Pentagon's computer systems and launches a Peacekeeper nuclear missile, and challenges the Chosen Children to a "game" in which they must find and kill the one copy that is holding the clock that will disarm the missile's fuse before the missile detonates.

Although it and its copies easily overwhelm and severely wound War Greymon and Metal Garurumon, they turn the tides against it when they fuse into Omegamon and effortlessly wipe out all but one of the Diablomon. While Omegamon initially does not have the speed to target the final Diablomon due to its swiftness, Izumi Kōshirō turns the tides against it when he forwards it all of the emails of support that the Chosen Children had been sent, slowing its processing speed to a crawl and enabling Omegamon to destroy both it and the fuse clock just in time to stop the detonation.

Diablomon in Digimon Adventure: Our War Game!

Digimon Adventure 02

In "Shurimon's Hurricane", Inoue Miyako mentions that she was one of the email senders during the Diablomon fight in the spring of 2000.

Digimon Adventure 02: Diablomon Strikes Back

Three years after its original defeat, Diablomon returns. It seeks revenge against Yagami Taichi and Ishida Yamato, and initiates a plan to spread its Kuramon into the Real World en masse by email while also leaking personal information and photographs about the Chosen Children.

Taichi, Yamato, Agumon and Gabumon re-enter the internet to hunt it down, and it and its hordes of Kuramon face off against Omegamon for the second time. Although Omegamon easily destroys it again with the assistance of Angemon and Angewomon, Inoue Miyako's opening of gates as a tactic to assist them plays into Diablomon's hands, as it enables even more of its Kuramon to escape to the Real World, where they all eventually fuse together into an Armagemon.

Diablomon in Digimon Adventure 02: Diablomon Strikes Back.

Digimon Tamers

In "Evolutionary Radiance: Shining Evolution", three Diablomons are among the new Ultimate-level Digimon who evolve when Culumon uses its Shining Evolution. They are created from the fusion of a horde of Chrysalimon who, only moments before, had been attacking Impmon. The Diablomons travel to the Four Holy Beasts' domain to assist them in the fight against the D-Reaper.

Three Diablomon in Digimon Tamers.

Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time

In "All Will Be Revealed Now! The Secret of the Digimon Hunt!", a giant Diablomon is the final form of a Kuramon copied by Quartzmon, who converts the city into DigiQuartz. When it evolves from Infermon, it easily overpowers all of the Digimon Hunters' Digimon and captures Xros Up Arresterdramon (Astamon), but Shoutmon X7 destroys it. Afterward, when Quartzmon reveals itself to the Digimon Hunters, it briefly takes Diablomon's form.

Diablomon and Akashi Tagiru in Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time.

Digimon Universe Appli Monsters

In "Legendary Battle!? Gatchmon VS Agumon!" , Diablomon is mentioned as being a boss in the Digimon Universe video game that Shinkai Haru once played. Haru says that defeating Diablomon "only" took him 150 tries.

Digimon Adventure tri.

In "Our Future" , following the destruction of Ordinemon and the foiling of Yggdrasill's plan, the Mysterious Man offhandedly mentions Diablomon to himself as one of several possibilities for evil Digimon who could be used in Yggdrasill's next plan for conquest.

Individual Appearances

Digimon Adventure Digimon Adventure: Our War Game! Digimon Adventure 02 Shurimon's Hurricane (Mentioned) Digimon Adventure 02: Diablomon Strikes Back Digimon Tamers Evolutionary Radiance: Shining Evolution Digimon Xros Wars All Will Be Revealed Now! The Secret of the Digimon Hunt! Digimon Adventure tri. Our Future (Mentioned) Digimon Universe Appli Monsters Legendary Battle!? Gatchmon VS Agumon! (Mentioned)

Video Games

Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer & Cathode Tamer

Diablomon is a Ultimate level Variable Digimon. Its Variable Move, Yami no Chikara, manipulates all enemies' stats to reduce their EP value to 0 (making them hungry) and maximize their UP value (making them need to use the Toilet). It costs 48 VP.

The Diablomon Variable can be learned in the post-game by the combination of Piemon and either one of Meramon and V-dramon.

Digimon World 2

Diablomon is an obtainable Digimon. Evolves from Okuwamon (20+ DP).

Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers

Tag Tamers begins with a cutscene in which Akiyama Ryo and Ichijouji Ken witness the battle between the Chosen Children and Diablomon from Digimon Adventure: Our War Game! The next day, they are recruited by Gennai, Agumon and V-mon to stop what appears to be a copy of Diablomon after its consumption of data has laid waste to the Digital World. However, once Ryo and V-mon defeat it, Millenniumon reveals that it was just a pawn in its plan to lure Ryo back into the Digital World.

The Diablomon copy is the first boss of the game.

Digimon World: Digital Card Arena

Diablomon appears as a card. It can be obtained through special fusion, by fusing an Infermon card with a Digitamamon card. Since the Ultimate level is not present in this game, the Diablomon card is categorized as Perfect.

A NPC Diablomon appears in Infinity Tower's Battle Cafe after Sage Tower's second Battle Arena is cleared. Upon being talked to, it tells the player that it wants to play a new game, where the player must defeat it or the world will end.

Diablomon is the fourth opponent of Infinity Tower's fourth and fifth Battle Arenas, being the final opponent in the former as well. Before the first fight, it points out how the game is fun but the player is out of time. Diablomon plays the Time Bomb Deck (時限爆弾デック Jigenbakudan dekku; Dub: Time Bomb Deck), a Black/Darkness deck with 5 attack, 4 defense and 3 speed. It is a self-destruction deck powerful enough to destroy planets. Upon being defeated, it is in disbelief that it did not win, but it decides to start a new game soon and asks the player to play it too. Afterwards, the Battle Arena closes down once again.

While not mentioned during the Battle Arena, in the Battle Cafe after clearing the fourth Battle Arena, Infermon and Diablomon will occupy the same slot and switch between themselves, indicating that they are different evolutionary forms of the same individual Digimon.

	105 Diablomon (ディアボロモン Diaboromon; Dub: Diaboromon)
	HP: 2580		Pow⇧: 70		+P 0
	Attribute: Darkness			Level: P
	○	Catastrophe Cannon (カタストロフィカノン; Dub: Inferno Missile)				970
	△	Tentacle Bug (テンタクルバグ; Dub: Tentacle Bug)				720
	✖	Paradise Lost (パラダイスロスト; Dub: Lost Paradise)				0
		Special Effect: Crash (Attack power becomes equal to own current HP; own HP is reduced to 10; does not take effect until just before the Digimon initiates its attack)
	Support Effect: Own HP becomes 10. Change opponent's Attribute to Darkness.
	Source(s): Special fusion

Digimon World 3

Diablomon is an optional evolution for all playable Digimon. It can be Jogressed with Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode to perform the Ancient Greymon Jogress attack.

Diablomon also appears as a Jogress attack itself. Its Jogress requires Black War Greymon and Gran Kuwagamon, and costs 260 MP. In this attack, Diablomon performs its Paradise Lost technique. It has no extra effects, but has the highest Power of all the Jogress attacks.

It also appears as a card for Card Battles.

Digimon World 3 Diablomon stat data
Diablomon's evolution unlock criteria
Digimon		Requirements
Agumon		Optional evolution Black War Greymon skill level is 99; Gran Kuwagamon skill level is 99
Bearmon		Optional evolution Black War Greymon skill level is 99; Gran Kuwagamon skill level is 99
Guilmon		Optional evolution Black War Greymon skill level is 99; Gran Kuwagamon skill level is 99
Koemon		Optional evolution Black War Greymon skill level is 99; Gran Kuwagamon skill level is 99
Kotemon		Optional evolution Black War Greymon skill level is 99; Gran Kuwagamon skill level is 99
Patamon		Optional evolution Black War Greymon skill level is 99; Gran Kuwagamon skill level is 99
Renamon		Optional evolution Black War Greymon skill level is 99; Gran Kuwagamon skill level is 99
V-mon		Optional evolution Black War Greymon skill level is 99; Gran Kuwagamon skill level is 99
Diablomon's stat modifiers
Strength	+50	Defense	+40	Spirit	+50	Wisdom	+40	Speed	+70	Charisma	+1
Diablomon's resistance modifiers
Fire	+30	Water	+60	Ice	+60	Wind	+0	Thunder	+90	Machine	+60
Dark	+20	Poison	+30	Paralyze	+10	Confuse	+30	Sleep	+20	Inst. KO	+0
Diablomon's technique learnset
Technique			MP	Effect						Learn at	Load at
Deadly Poison (ディドリーポイズン; Dub: Deadly Poison)			90	360 Power / 110 Accuracy / Magical / No Element / Inflicts poison status (88% chance; 100% intensity)						LV10	LV30
Paralyze Shock (パラライズショック; Dub: Paralyze Shock)			90	300 Power / 110 Accuracy / Magical / No Element / Inflicts paralysis status (76% chance; 76% intensity)						LV20	LV65
Confuse Nebula (コンフューズネブラ; Dub: Confuse Nebula)			90	360 Power / 110 Accuracy / Magical / No Element / Inflicts confusion status (100% chance; 100% intensity)						LV40	LV75
Hypnos Nebula (ヒプノスネブラ; Dub: Hypno Nebula)			60	240 Power / 110 Accuracy / Magical / No Element / Inflicts sleep status (76% chance; 76% intensity)						LV55	LV90
Catastrophe Cannon (カタストロフィカノン; Dub: Cable Crusher)			148	320 Power / 127 Accuracy / Magical / Dark Element (72) / No extra effects						LV99	N/A

	Diablomon (ディアボロモン Diaboromon; Dub: Diaboromon)
	AT: 58	PT: 58
	Color: Black	S-Energy Cost: 3
	Source(s): Booster Dia

Digimon Battle Chronicle

Diablomon is an unlockable playable character. It does not evolve from, or evolve into, any other Digimon.

Digimon Story

Diablomon is an obtainable Digimon. It can be found in Core Field.

Digimon Story Diablomon stat data
Diablomon's base stats
Level	53	HP	832	MP	520
Species	Dark	Gen.	Ultimate	Battle Type	Attacker	Grow. Type	Late
Attack	263	Defense	156	Spirit	155	Speed	125	Aptitude	65
Support Ability		(None)
Trait		(TBA) (Dub: Rainbow Lord)		Reduces damage from unaligned techniques by 10%
Diablomon's technique learnset
Technique			MP	Range	Attribute	Effect			Learn at
(TBA) (Dub: Razor Claws)			0	░░▓░░	None	8 base damage			LV1
(TBA) (Dub: Data Crusher)			25	░░▓░░	Dark	55 base damage			LV16
(TBA) (Dub: Energy Grenade)			100	░▓▓▓░	Dark	71 base damage			LV32
(TBA) (Dub: Eternal Sleep)			239	░▓▓▓▓	Water	88 base damage			LV48
Diablomon's evolution unlock criteria
Devolutions					Evolutions
Digimon		Requirements			Digimon		Requirements
Infermon		No restrictions			(No evolutions)

Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight

Diablomon is an obtainable Digimon. It cannot be encountered in the wild.

Diablomon can be used in Jogress Evolution to create Armagemon (with Infermon) and Chaos Dukemon (with Black Megalo Growmon) in the Special Evolution menu of the DigiLab.

Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight Diablomon stat data
Diablomon's base stats
Level	1	HP	310	MP	323
Species	Dark	Gen.	Ultimate	Type	Attack	Resists	Dark	Weakness	Light
Attack	169	Defense	124	Spirit	128	Speed	131	Aptitude	80
Traits
(TBA) (Dub: Heroic Power)			+30 Attack
(TBA) (Dub: Dark Veil)			Significantly increases resistance to Dark attacks
(TBA) (Dub: Flee 4)			Significantly increases success rate of fleeing from battles
(TBA) (Dub: LuckyMedal4)			Significantly increases species EXP obtained
Diablomon's equip technique learnset
Technique			MP	Range	Attribute	Effect			Learn at
(TBA) (Dub: Dark Claw)			48	░░▓▓░	Fire	79 base damage / Inflicts poison status			30
(TBA) (Dub: Nano Break)			115	░▓▓▓▓	Steel	62 base damage / Decreases foes' Defense			41
(TBA) (Dub: Death Cannon)			99	░▓▓▓░	Dark	101 base damage			45
(TBA) (Dub: 01 Crusher)			187	░░▓░░	Dark	92 base damage / Strikes 3 times / Inflicts paralysis status			55
Diablomon's special technique
(TBA) (Dub: CatastropheC)			129	░▓▓▓░	Dark	132 base damage			1
Diablomon's evolution unlock criteria
Devolutions					Evolutions
Digimon		Requirements			Digimon		Requirements
Infermon		Level is 36 or higher; Attack is 200 or higher			(No evolutions)

Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode

Diablomon is only obtainable as a collectible card. Its card can be unlocked when completing the The Wickedest Virus (最悪のウイルス Saiaku no Uirusu) set.

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth

Diablomon is an obtainable Digimon.

A Diablomon is the partner Digimon of Sanada Arata. From Chapter 20 onward, when Arata joins the player as a partner, his Diablomon joins the player's Digimon in battle as an allied NPC. Diablomon is also the only Digimon that Arata uses in the battle against him in round 4 of the Master Cup. When defeated in this battle, it drops its Digimon Medal.

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth & Hacker's Memory Diablomon stat data
Diablomon's base stats
Level	1	HP	110	SP	70
Gen.	Ultimate	Element	Dark	Attribute	Free	Equip Slots	2	Memory	20
Attack	180	Defense	60	Speed	40	Intelligence	115	Aptitude	0
Diablomon's Support Skill
Hakaishin (破壊神; Dub: Destroyer)			All attacks may instant KO target (10% chance)
Diablomon's special techniques
Technique			SP	Element	Type	Effect			Learn at
Catastrophe Cannon (カタストロフィーカノン; Dub: Catastrophe Cannon)			20	Fire	Physical	3 attacks of 80 base damage to 1 foe / User is immobilized by recoil on its next turn			1
Diablomon's inheritable technique learnset
Destroy Cannon III (デストロイキャノンＩＩＩ; Dub: Destruction Cannon III)			9	Dark	Physical	1 attack of 105 base damage to 1 foe; 95% accuracy			20
Destruction (デストラクション; Dub: Destruction)			10	Dark	Physical	1 attack of 40 base damage to 1 foe / Instantly KOs foe (10% chance)			35
Mach Rush II (マッハラッシュＩＩ; Dub: Mach Rush II)			7	Neutral	Physical	1 attack of 50 base damage to all foes / 95% accuracy			50
Guard Break Field (ガードブレイクフィールド; Dub: Guard Break Field)			20	Status	Status	Decreases Defense of all foes in battle by 10%			65
Meteo Fall III (メテオフォールＩＩＩ; Dub: Meteor Fall III)			10	Fire	Physical	1 attack of 75 base damage to all foes / 95% accuracy			80
Diablomon's evolution unlock criteria
Devolutions					Evolutions
Digimon		Requirements			Digimon		Requirements
Andiramon		Andiramon has previously been discovered			Armagemon		※Hacker's Memory and compilations only Level is 70 or higher; Max HP is 2000 or higher; Max SP is 140 or higher; Attack is 290 or higher; Ability is 100 or higher
Infermon		Infermon has previously been discovered			(No evolutions.)
Okuwamon		Okuwamon has previously been discovered			(No evolutions.)
Skull Satamon		※Hacker's Memory and compilations only Skull Satamon has previously been discovered			(No evolutions.)
Arkadimon Perfect		※Hacker's Memory and compilations only Arkadimon has previously been discovered			(No evolutions.)

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory

Diablomon is an obtainable Digimon.

A Diablomon is the partner Digimon of Sanada Arata. From Chapter 15 onward, Diablomon is part of Arata's team if the player chooses him as an ally for Domination Battles or Territory Disputes. If the player chooses him as a partner when exploring the Abyss Server, his Diablomon joins the player's Digimon in battle as an allied NPC.

In the optional blacklisted hacker case "Beat Power Sleuth Junki!", a Diablomon, along with a Titamon, is part of the titular Power Sleuth Junki's team. When defeated, it drops its Digimon Medal.

Diablomon's stats are identical to its stats in the original Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth. However, Hacker's Memory, and by extension compilations of both Cyber Sleuth games (the Japanese Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 versions of Hacker's Memory, and the western Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Complete Edition), add more evolution options for it.

Virtual Pets

D-Power Digivice Toy (NA)

Diaboromon (Diablomon) is the boss of Map 4, Area 11.

D-Tector Toy

Diaboromon (Diablomon) appears as a random encounter enemy Digimon in D-Tector versions from US 2.0/Asia 1.0 onward. The player may add it to their Digi-Database and use it as an ally by inputting the Digi-Digit code X2M0S, or by defeating it in battle (although it being added the latter way is not guaranteed). In battle, it can be digivolved (evolved) from Infermon, and can digivolve into Armageddemon (Armagemon).

Digimon Fusion Loader

Diablomon is an unobtainable Boss Digimon.

Vital Bracelet Digital Monster

Diablomon is an unobtainable Raid Boss Digimon.

TCG

Hyper Colosseum	St-278 Quote (⇨ Japanese): An ultimate Virus who feeds on the net and grows, causing destruction and slaughter! Quote (⇨ English): 破壊を殺戮のためにネットを喰い尽して成長する究極の魔王！ Bo-246 Quote (⇨ Japanese): It is able to make copies of itself and take control over all networks! Quote (⇨ English): 自らをコピーしあらゆるネットワークを支配可能！ Bo-429 Quote (⇨ Japanese): Incarnate of chaos and destruction, it destroys the world while lurking in the depths of the Net! Quote (⇨ English): ネットの深部に潜み込む世界を滅ぼす、混沌と破壊の権化！ Bo-779 Quote (⇨ Japanese): Its blood-smeared claw attacks will not rest until they return everything to nothing! Quote (⇨ English): すべてを「無」に帰すまで血塗られた爪撃は休むことなし！ Bo-51t Quote (⇨ Japanese): It brings upon destruction, an almighty god of lies! Quote (⇨ English): 破滅を招く、偽りの全知全能神！ St-278 Bo-246 Bo-429 Bo-779 Bo-51t Dα-051 1-105 Quote (⇨ Japanese): An avaricious Digimon that grew to its size by absorbing data all over the network. It seeks to destroy the Real World by hijacking military computers and firing nuclear missiles. Quote (⇨ English): ネットワーク上のありとあらゆるデータを吸収して巨大化した貪欲なデジモン。軍事コンピュータを乗っ取り核攻撃で現実世界を破壊しようと目論む。 CB02-060 CB11-016 Quote (⇨ Japanese): A Diablomon which survived Omegamon. It is defeated again, but that was to lay groundwork for the spreading of Kuramons and their manifestation in the Real World. Quote (⇨ English): オメガモンに倒された生き残り。 再び倒されるが、それはクラモンをバラまき現実世界に出現する為の布石だった。 CB02-060 CB11-016 BT2-082 (DCG) BT5-084 (DCG) EX1-065 (DCG) P-016 (DCG) BT2-082 BT5-084 EX1-065 P-016 ディアボロモン ディアボロモン ディアボロモン ディアボロモン
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Digimon Reference Book	Digital Monster Card Game	Digital Monster Card Game	Digimon Jintrix
Digimon Collectors	Digimon Collectors	Digimon Crusader

Digimon Adventure: Our War Game!	Digimon Adventure: Our War Game! (Lineart)	Digimon Adventure: Our War Game! (Lineart)	Digimon Adventure: Our War Game! (reference art)
Digimon Adventure: Our War Game! (reference art)

Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers (battle)	Digimon Adventure 02: D1 Tamers (battle)	Digimon Adventure 02: D1 Tamers (icon)	Digimon World: Digital Card Arena (card)	Digimon World: Digital Card Arena (battle portrait, English)	Digimon Battle Chronicle (character selection)
Digital Monster: D-Project	Digimon Story (battle)	Digimon Story (map)	Digimon ReArise (dot)

Digimon RPG	Digimon Masters	Digimon Linkz	Digimon ReArise

Digimon Collectors (Card)	Digimon Collectors (EX Card)	Digimon Collectors (EX-2 Card)	Digimon Collectors (RE Card)
Digimon Collectors (RE Card)	Digimon Collectors (RE Card with Armagemon)	Digimon Collectors (RE Card with Omegamon)	Digimon Collectors (RE Card with Omegamon)
Digimon Crusader (Card)	Digimon Crusader (Card)

Entry for the Digimon Illustration Contest by As'maria (used on St-278)	Illustration for the Digimon Web Official Twitter	Illustration for the Battle Spirits Collaboration Booster 11	Digimon Adventure: Chocolate Sticker
Illustration by Watanabe Kenji

Virtual Pets

D-Terminal	D-Tector & D-Spirit	Digimon Xros Loader	Digimon Xros Loader (Copy)	Vital Bracelet Digital Monster (Raid Boss)

Additional Information

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