Digimon Hunter

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A Digimon Hunter (デジモンハンター, Dejimon Hantā) is a participant in the Digimon Hunt who uses a Xros Loader to capture Digimon in DigiQuartz. Unlike a General commanding a Digimon Army, a Hunter normally fights using one active Digimon, supported by another through DigiXros. In this respect, their role resembles that of a Tamer.

Hunters can collect multiple Digimon while maintaining a principal partner. Their captured Digimon are stored in the Xros Loader and can subsequently be Reloaded or used in DigiXros.

Abilities[edit]

The Xros Loader allows Hunters to move between the Real World and DigiQuartz through the Time Shift command. It also enables them to track Digimon, capture them, and view the Digimon held in their collection.

Digimon in DigiQuartz can become violent under its influence. Capturing them protects them from this effect and allows the Hunter to call upon their abilities. A Hunter's collection therefore provides different options for dealing with opponents and the conditions encountered during a hunt.

Hunters can perform Super Evolution and DigiXros. Although their individual DigiXros combinations are restricted within DigiQuartz, cooperation between multiple Hunters allows additional Digimon to participate.

Known Hunters[edit]

Name Partner Digimon Xros Loader colour
Akashi Tagiru Gumdramon Crimson
Kudou Taiki Shoutmon Red
Amano Yuu Damemon Yellow
Old Clock Shop Man Clockmon Black with gold highlights
Mogami Ryouma Psychemon Green
Tobari Ren Dracumon Grey
Suzaki Airu Opossumon Pink
Mashimo Hideaki Dobermon Purple
Amano Nene Sparrowmon and Mervamon Lavender
Funabashi Kiichi Locomon Turquoise
Noboru Allomon Brown
Ken Shima Unimon Unknown
Haruki Witchmon Unknown
Aonuma Kiriha Greymon and Mail Birdramon Blue
Mizuki Submarimon Dark blue
Tsurugi Zenjirou Ballistamon Teal
Hinomoto Akari Dorulumon Orange

Rules[edit]

There is a set of rules that Hunters are encouraged to follow, according to a rulebook.

The known rules are:

  • Only one Digimon may be out of the Xros Loader while in the DigiQuartz.[1]
  • The active Digimon can DigiXros with at most one other Digimon inside the Hunter's Xros Loader.[1]
  • Hunters cannot hunt Digimon that are in the possession of another Hunter.[2]

The second rule can be bypassed with the use of multiple Xros Loaders, with each Xros Loader capable of adding two Digimon to the Xros (the one active and one from the Xros Loader).[3][4]

The third rule was shown to lack enforcement.[2] It also does not apply to a Digimon willfully leaving their current partner to join the ranks of another Hunter.[5][6]

Appearances[edit]

Anime[edit]

Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time[edit]

Akashi Tagiru becomes a Hunter after meeting Gumdramon in DigiQuartz and receiving a Xros Loader from the Old Clock Shop Man. Kudou Taiki and Amano Yuu, who previously served as Generals, also participate in the hunt.

The Old Clock Shop Man supplies Xros Loaders to new Hunters and offers guidance about their activities. Hunters pursue different goals and may cooperate or compete with one another, with their captured Digimon forming individual collections rather than a single shared army.

The Digimon Hunt ultimately becomes part of the confrontation with Quartzmon. The Old Clock Shop Man assists the Hunters and brings together heroes from earlier Digimon series to oppose the threat. DigiQuartz is eliminated following Quartzmon's defeat.

Miscellaneous[edit]

Digimon Xros Wars DIGIMON EXPO'25 Reading Drama[edit]

The Old Clock Shop Man called back the Digimon Hunters (Akashi Tagiru, Amano Yuu, Kudou Taiki, Aonuma Kiriha and Hinomoto Akari) for one more hunt 15 years in the future, to stop Sakuradamon, which Tagiru ultimately captured. Tagiru introduced himself as a Digimon Hunter to the audience.

Video Games[edit]

Digimon Adventure[edit]

Akashi Tagiru introduced himself to Yagami Taichi as a Digimon Hunter in Episode 73, "Dragon Beast! Arresterdramon". During the Episode, he's shown wanting to capture Gankoomon to add to his Collection, though he fails to do so.

Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode[edit]

The Xros Loader accessory is described as the tool of a Digimon General as well as the symbol of a Digimon Hunter.

TCG[edit]

Digimon Card Game[edit]

Hunter is a Type given to Tamer cards in the Digimon Card Game, introduced in BT-12 Across Time. All Tamers with the Hunter type possess the following effect:

Your Turn When your Digimon would evolve into a Digimon card with Save in its card text, by suspending this Tamer and placing 1 card from under your Tamers at the bottom of that Digimon's evolution cards, reduce the evolution cost by 1.

List of Hunters in the Digimon Card Game
Name Cards
Kudou Taiki BT12-087
Amano Yuu BT12-094
Akashi Tagiru BT12-096
Mogami Ryouma BT12-097
Suzaki Airu BT12-091
Tobari Ren BT12-093

Additional Information[edit]

References Notes


Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time
Main Characters Akashi Tagiru • Kudou Taiki • Amano Yuu • Mogami Ryouma • Tobari Ren • Suzaki Airu
Partner Digimon Gumdramon • Shoutmon • Damemon • Psychemon • Dracumon • Opossummon
Recurring Characters Old Clock Shop Man • Hinomoto Akari • Tsurugi Zenjirou • Mashimo Hideaki • Amano Nene • Aonuma Kiriha • Mizuki • Funabashi Kiichi • Takahashi Mami • Kaoru • Noboru • Ken • Haruki
Recurring Digimon Clockmon • Dorulumon • Cutemon • Ballistamon • Dobermon • Sparrowmon • Mervamon • Greymon • Mail Birdramon • Submarimon • Locomon • Allomon • Shima Unimon • Witchmon • Superstarmon • Quartzmon
Terms Xros Loader • DigiXros • Digimon King • Digimon Hunter • DigiQuartz
Other Media Digimon Xros Wars DIGIMON EXPO'25 Reading Drama
Related List of Episodes • List of Characters • List of Music/Albums • Japanese Cast