Mad Leomon

Profile Name & Etymology Debut Digimon Reference Book Digimon Life Anime & Manga Video Games ⇨ Japanese A berserker who lost its intelligence and enhanced its combat instinct. Although it was originally a Lion Digimon, it heaped modification upon modification and arrived at its current appearance. In the process, its consciousness vanished, and it became nothing more than a puppet that defeats those standing before it, as it is commanded. Because it doesn't act or think according to its natural instincts, it exhibits headlong assaults, heedless even of any traps or gadgets. Although it is fundamentally high-powered, its patterns are meager, with nothing but primitive attacks such as hitting and kicking. Nevertheless, caution is necessary, because its sharp claws bear a deadly poison which can cause anything to rot away. Speaking of what seems to be its only Special Move, it fires its "Spirit" in the shape of a lion's face (Jūoudaken). The lion-faced spirit which it fired bites the flesh off of those standing in its way as it flies through them. Digimon Reference Book ⇨ English 知能を失い闘争本能を高めた狂戦士。 もともとは獅子型のデジモンだったが、改造に改造を重ねて今の姿に至った。その過程で意識は消失し、命ぜられるままに目の前に立つ者を倒す操り人形となってしまった。本能のままに行動し考えるということをしないため、罠や仕掛けがあってもお構いなしに突撃してしまう猛進を見せる。 基本的には高パワーであるが、殴る・蹴るといった原始的な攻撃ばかりでパターンは少ない。ただ、その鋭い爪には猛毒が含まれており、あらゆるものを腐らせてしまうので注意が必要だ。唯一、必殺技らしいといえば獅子の顔の形をした『気』を放つ「獣王堕拳」である。放たれた獅子の顔の気は立ち塞がるものを食いちぎりながら飛んでゆく。 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 Toei TV Asahi ⇨ Japanese Toei Animation | Digimon Xros Wars ⇨ English もともとは獅子型のデジモンだったが、改造に改造を重ねて今の姿に至った。その過程で意識は消失し、命ぜられるままに目の前に立つ者を倒す操り人形となってしまった。本能のままに行動し考えるということをしないため、罠や仕掛けがあってもお構いなしに突撃してしまう猛進を見せる。基本的には高パワーであるが、殴る・蹴るといった原始的な攻撃ばかりでパターンは少ない。ただ、その鋭い爪には猛毒が含まれており、あらゆるものを腐らせてしまうので注意が必要だ。唯一、必殺技らしいといえば獅子の顔の形をした『気』を放つ「獣王堕拳」である。放たれた獅子の顔の気は立ち塞がるものを食いちぎりながら飛んでゆく。 東映アニメーション｜デジモンクロスウォーズ ⇨ Japanese A berserker who lost its intelligence and enhanced its combat instinct A berserker who lost its intelligence and enhanced its combat instinct. Although it was originally a Lion Digimon, it heaped modification upon modification and arrived at its current appearance. Its patterns are meager, with nothing but primitive attacks such as hitting and kicking. but caution is necessary, because its sharp claws bear a deadly poison which can cause anything to rot away. Its "Jūoudaken", which fires its spirit in the shape of a lion's face, bits the flesh off of those standing in its way as it flies through them. TV Asahi | Digimon Xros Wars ⇨ English 知能を失い闘争本能を高めた狂戦士 知能を失い闘争本能を高めた狂戦士。もともとは獅子型のデジモンだったが、改造に改造を重ねて今の姿に至った。殴る・蹴るといった原始的な攻撃ばかりでパターンは少ないが、鋭い爪には猛毒が含まれており、あらゆるものを腐らせてしまうので注意が必要だ。 獅子の顔の形をした気を放つ「獣王堕拳」は、立ち塞がるものを食いちぎりながら飛んでゆく。 テレビ朝日｜デジモンクロスウォーズ ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ Japanese Digimon Story: Super Xros Wars ⇨ English ちのうを　うしない　とうそうほんのうを　たかめた きょうせんし もとは　ししがたの　デジモン　だったが　かいぞうを かさねて　いまの　すがたに　いたった するどいツメには　もうどくが　ふくまれており あらゆるものを　くさらせてしまう デジモンストーリー 超クロスウォーズ ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K Name Etymology Name: Mad Leomon Kanji/Kana: マッドレオモン Romanization: Maddoreomon Digimoji: Dub: MadLeomon MadoLeomon | Mad adj.,1. mentally disturbed; deranged; insane; demented. adj.,2. enraged; greatly provoked or irritated; angry. | Leo Meaning "lion". Year Active 2010 Anime/Manga Digimon Xros Wars: "Taiki, Go to Another World!" Game/V-Pet Digimon Xros Loader Card DG1-034

English Japanese Key Contents MADLEOMON Level － Adult Perfect Type Undead Attribute None Free Field Nightmare Soldiers Subspecies/Variations • Mach Leomon List of Digimon マッドレオモン レベル － 成熟期 完全体 型（タイプ） アンデッド型 属性 なし フリー フィールド ＮＳｏ 亜種・変種 • [[Mach Leomon|Template:Mach Leomon]] 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
Jūoudaken		Fallen Beast King Fist	獣王堕拳	N/A	Beast Blaster	Hurls energy in the shape of a lion's face, which flies out and bites through anything standing in its way.
Fudokusou		Necrotoxic Claw	腐毒爪	N/A	Poison Claw	The claws on both of its hands contain a deadly venom that causes decay.

Evolutions

Evolves From

• Impmon
• Leomon

Evolves To

• Anomalocarimon (with certain Digimon of the Pendulum series)
• Astamon (with certain Digimon of the Pendulum series)
• Baalmon (with or without Porcupamon)
• Duramon (with Targetmon)
• Hangyomon (with certain Digimon of the Pendulum series)
• Mad Leomon: Armed Mode (with Mammon, Chikurimon and Troopmon or Pteramon)
• Mad Leomon: Orochi Mode (with Orochimon)
• Mad Leomon: Final Mode (with Hanumon)
• Piccolomon (with certain Digimon of the Pendulum series)
• Pumpmon (with Bakemon, Devimon, or Dokugumon)

Appearances

Anime

Digimon Xros Wars & The Evil Death General and the Seven Kingdoms

Mad Leomon is a member of the Bagra Army and is currently in charge of taking over Green Zone. He absolutely hates humans and despite being a good enough tactician to be placed in charge of many troops, thus far he is consistently defeated by Xros Heart. This same Mad Leomon is later resurrected as a regular Leomon.

TCG

Digimon Xros Archive	DG1-034 1-092 Quote (⇨ Japanese): A deranged Digimon that, in its pursuit of strength, continually modified its body and gained the power of a berserker, while losing its own consciousness in the process. Following orders, it swings its poisonous claws and relies solely on its strength. Quote (⇨ English): 力を得るためにひたすら改造を重ねた結果、狂戦士の力を得て、自らの意志を失った狂乱のデジモン。命令されるまま、力のみを頼りに毒の爪を振るう。
Digimon Jintrix

Super Digica Taisen

Mad Leomon is an enemy Digimon in the Blastmon challenge.

Image Gallery

Digimon Reference Book	Digimon Jintrix

Digimon Xros Wars

Digimon Story: Super Xros Wars Blue & Red (battle)	Digimon Story: Super Xros Wars Blue & Red (map)

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Digimon Pendulum Ver.20th (reference art)

Virtual Pets

Digimon Xros Loader	Digimon Pendulum Ver.20th

Additional Information

References	Notes