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⇨ Japanese A vehicle Digimon that loves to move around while carrying other Digimon. It feels like it is taking a walk wherever it goes and has a carefree personality that doesn't mind wherever it sets foot. It can dive and navigate underwater by spinning its tail. Although its long fur coat constantly gets dirty from being dragged along the ground, it is actually quite fond of cleanliness. It hates fighting and will try to flee from it, putting the safety of the Digimon aboard it first, but as for those who attack it, it repels them with its “Wi-wiper”, where it leans over them with its large body and scrubs them with the shaggy hair covering its feet, and “Masshigurun”, which blows them away with its violent dashing.
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⇨ English デジモンを乗せて移動することが好きな乗物デジモン。どこへ行くにも散歩感覚でどんな足場でも苦にしない気楽な性格。水中も尻尾を回せば潜って進むことができる。長い毛並みは地面に引きずってしまいいつも汚れてしまうが、実はかなりの綺麗好きでもある。戦いは好まず乗車しているデジモンの安全を第一に走り去ろうとするが、襲ってくる相手には巨体でのしかかり足のむく毛でゴシゴシこする『ワイワイパー』や、猛突進で相手を吹っ飛ばす『マッシグラン』で撃退する。
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⇨ Japanese A vehicle Digimon that loves to move around while carrying other Digimon. Komondomon seems to think that it is taking a walk, and it doesn't mind wherever it goes. It can also dive and navigate underwater by spinning its tail.
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⇨ English デジモンを乗せて移動することが好きな乗り物デジモン。コモンドモンは散歩と思っているらしく、どこへ行くのも一緒なら苦にならない。水中も尻尾を回せば潜って進むこともできる。
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⇨ Japanese A vehicle Digimon that loves to move around while carrying other Digimon. It feels like it is taking a walk wherever it goes and has a carefree personality that doesn't mind wherever it sets foot. It can dive and navigate underwater by spinning its tail.
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Toei Animation | Digimon Adventure:
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⇨ Japanese A vehicle Digimon that loves to move around while carrying other Digimon.
It feels like it is taking a walk wherever it goes and has a carefree personality that doesn't mind wherever it sets foot.
It can dive and navigate underwater by spinning its tail.
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⇨ English デジモンを乗せて移動することが好きな乗物デジモン。 どこへ行くにも散歩感覚でどんな足場でも苦にしない気楽な性格。 水中も尻尾を回せば潜って進むことができる。
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Attack Techniques[edit]
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Description
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Wi-wiper
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[1][N 1]
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Howling Wiper
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ワイワイパー
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Waiwaipā
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Leans over the opponent with its large body and scrubs them with the shaggy hair on its feet.
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Masshigurun
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[1][N 2]
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Full-speed Run
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マッシグラン
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Masshiguran
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Blows the opponent away with its violent dashing.
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Evolution[edit]
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Appearances[edit]
In the past, Komondomon helped the Army of the Holy Digimon as a means of transportation. In "A New Darkness, Millenniumon", Lopmon resurrects them to help the Chosen Children to reunite in the Infinity Continent, with the Komondomon with a red helmet staying with the Chosen Children as their transport.
Grey-helmet Komondomon appear later on in the haven for travelling Digimon in "Jyagamon, Potato Hell". With the red-helmet one being dirty and itchy, a grey-helmet one tells it about Lunamon, who previously washed it. The Chosen Children and their Digimon then help their Komondomon get clean, using Lunamon's Lop-ear Ripple bubbles.
A grey Komondomon is seen in "A Place to Return To", "The Angels' Determination" and "The End of the Adventure".
Komondomon in Digimon Adventure:.
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Komondomon seen from below.
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A Komondomon revealing one of its blue eyes.
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- ↑ Wi-wiper is a portmanteau of waiwai (ワイワイ), meaning "howling", and wiper (ワイパー).
- ↑ Masshigurun is a portmanteau of masshigura (真っしぐら), meaning "full-speed", and run (ラン).
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