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⇨ Original A bad looking Slime digimon that is always scowling. Even though it is very young, it hates being in crowds, and lives while hiding itself. From a hidden place, it likes to try to harass others, spitting out a paint filled water gun (Pushū).
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⇨ English いつも睨んでいる目つきの悪いスライム型デジモン。幼いながらも他者と群れることを嫌い身を潜めながら生活している。隠れたところからちょっかいを出すことを好み、塗料が混ざった水鉄砲を口から吐き出す『プシュー』で嫌がらせをする。
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⇨ Original Impmon's Baby I form.
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⇨ English インプモンの幼年期1の姿。
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| デジモンシリーズ メモリアルブック デジモンアニメーションクロニクル
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| Kii
Kīkī is onomatopoeia for the sound of something squeaking or from kī, meaning strange/wonderful.
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Attack Techniques
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Description
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| Pushū
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[1][N 2]
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プシュー
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N/A
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Pushū[1]
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Spits out a paint-mixed water gun.[1]
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Evolutions
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Appearances
Anime
Some Keemon appear in Village of Beginnings along with other Baby Digimon helping Kanbara Takuya and Minamoto Kouji in the fight against Dynasmon and Lord Knightmon.
A couple of Keemon were part of a group of Digimon that drank the water in the well in Nohemon's flashback, before the events of "The Villains of the Wastelands". However, the black lightning turned the well into a faucet, and then Gaossmon and Minidekachimon's gangs tried to take it over, causing them all to run away.
A Keemon appears in "The End of the Adventure".
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- ↑ The English version of the Digimon Reference Book gives Keemon two different names. The page itself uses Keemon as its name but its profile uses Kiimon instead.
- ↑ The attack name (ぷしゅー) is an onomatopoeia for sound of air leaking.
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