Megadramon
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English Japanese Key Contents  MEGADRAMON
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Attack Techniques[edit]
| Name | Translation | Kanji/Kana | Romanization | Dub | Description | |
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| Genocide Attack | [1] | ジェノサイドアタック | Jenosaido Atakku | Eradication Attack[1], Genocide Attack, Darkside Attack, Rocket Attack | Fires countless organic missiles from both of its arms. | |
| Ultimate Slicer | [1] | アルティメットスライサー | Arutimetto Suraisā | Ultimate Slicer[1], Parry Force, Ultimate Attack | Slashes the enemy with its claws, or uses its arms to create vacuum blades. | |
| Mega Death Scythe | [9] | メガデスサイズ | Mega Desu Saisu | Big Mega Fire | Extends a scythe from one claw and slices enemy with it. | |
| Metal Arm | [10] | メタルアーム | Metaru Āmu | Stabs the enemy with its arm. | ||
| DG Dimension | [11] | DG ディメンジョン | Dī Jī Dimenjon | Creates a dark space full of flying polygons and energy spheres, damaging all enemies within it.[11] | ||
| Shòuliè Zhòngpào | [12] | Heavy Artillery Hunt | 狩猎重炮 | N/A | Fires a single organic missile.[12] | |
Evolution[edit]
Evolves From[edit]
- Agumon (Warp Evolution)[13]
- Airdramon[5][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21] (with or without Guardromon)[22]
- Any Adult Dark Digimon from Digimon World: Digital Card Arena[23]
- Any Adult Dark Digimon from Digimon World: Digital Card Battle[9]
- Any Adult White Digimon from the Battle Spirits Card Game
- Any Black Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[24][25][26]
- Any Red Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[26][27]
- Any SoC Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[28]
- Any Lv.4 Digimon with "Three Musketeers" in its text from the Digimon Card Game[29]
- Bakumon (Warp Evolution)[30]
- Birdramon[31][5][16]
- Bomber Nanimon[32][33]
- Centalmon[34][31]
- Cockatrimon (with Kuwagamon)[35]
- Coelamon[2][36][37][38]
- Coredramon (Blue) (with certain Digimon of the Pendulum Ver.20th series[39])
- Coredramon (Green) (with certain Digimon of the Pendulum Ver.20th series[39])
- Cyclomon[40][41][42][43][44][17][18][13]
- Dark Tyranomon[45][21]
- Deltamon[40][46][13]
- Devidramon[3][45]
- Devimon[14]
- Fladramon[47]
- Flare Lizamon (with Yanmamon)[15]
- Greymon[3][5][43][44][17][13]
- Greymon (2010 Anime Version)[3]
- Greymon (Blue)[3]
- Greymon (X-Antibody)[3]
- Growmon[45]
- Guardromon[46][48][49][41][42][50] (with or without Airdramon)[22]
- Hi-Commandramon (with any Vaccine Adult Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum COLOR[50])
- Knight Chessmon (White)[34]
- Kuwagamon (with Cockatrimon)[35]
- Leomon[36][37][2][51][38]
- Leomon (X-Antibody)[2]
- Mechanorimon[46][48][49][41][42] (with or without any Data Adult or any Virus Adult Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum COLOR[50])
- Meramon[31]
- Monochromon[2][36][37][18][38]
- Monochromon (X-Antibody)[2]
- Monodramon (Warp Evolution)[52]
- Numemon[53]
- Peacockmon[54]
- Raptordramon[55]
- Rhinomon[54]
- Rhinomon (X-Antibody)[54]
- Saberdramon[32][33]
- Seadramon[5][14][45][47][16]
- Seadramon (X-Antibody)[47]
- Stingmon[56]
- Tankmon (with or without any Virus Adult Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum COLOR[50])
- Turuiemon[32][33]
- Tuskmon[13]
- Tyranomon[14][44][17][13][12] (with or without Airdramon)[8]
- XV-mon[3][54] (with or without Tyranomon, Angemon, Dobermon, or Darcmon)[8]
- XV-mon (Black)[3][54]
- Yanmamon (with Flare Lizamon)[15]
Evolves To[edit]
- Aegisdramon[57]
- Any Black Lv.6 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from Black Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from Red Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from SoC Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from Lv.5 Digimon with "Three Musketeers" in its text from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Red Lv.6 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Arresterdramon[33]
- Belphemon: Sleep Mode[33]
- Bio Darkdramon[58]
- Black War Greymon[43][32][44][17] (with or without Black Megalo Growmon)[15]
- Brigadramon (with any Data Perfect or any Virus Perfect Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum COLOR[50])
- Chaosdramon[8][59] (with or without certain Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[59])
- Darkdramon[5][15][16][33][12][38] (with or without Gigadramon, Triceramon and Tankmon[22] or a compatible Digimon from the Pendulum Ver.20th series)[39]
- Deathmon (with Jyureimon)[60][12]
- Demon (with Lady Devimon[39])
- Dinorexmon[13]
- Dukemon[45][8]
- Examon[61]
- Gaioumon[32]
- Goddramon[62][17][18] (with or without Holy Angemon, Master Tyranomon, and Triceramon)[22]
- Goddramon (X-Antibody)[63]
- Gran Kuwagamon (with Herakle Kabuterimon)[64]
- Herakle Kabuterimon (with Gigadramon)[65]
- Hi Andromon (with any Vaccine Perfect Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum COLOR[50])
- Megidramon[8][17] (with or without Megalo Growmon[8])
- Metal Etemon (with Tonosama Gekomon or Okuwamon)[39]
- Metal Garurumon[16]
- Metal Seadramon[66][21] (with or without Mega Seadramon, Tylomon and Metal Tyranomon)[22]
- Millenniumon[41][42]
- Mugendramon[31][41][42][56][67][43][44][17][18][13][21][68][50] (with or without Metal Tyranomon, Andromon and Metal Mamemon[69], or Gigadramon, Metal Tyranomon[15], any Perfect Digimon[70], certain compatible Digimon from the Pendulum Ver.20th series[48], or Metal Tyranomon, Andromon and Ex-Tyranomon[22], or certain Virus Perfect Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum (except Waru Monzaemon)[71], or certain Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[68])
- Piemon (with Vamdemon or Fantomon)[39]
- Pinochimon (with Jyureimon or Gerbemon)[39]
- Plesiomon[72]
- Pukumon (with Dagomon or Marin Devimon)[39]
- Skull Greymon (Death Evolution)[14]
- Ulforce V-dramon[8][43][44][17]
- Venom Vamdemon (with Waru Monzaemon[39] or certain Virus Perfect Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum (except Waru Monzaemon)[71])
- War Greymon[8][33][13]
- Z'd Garurumon (with Garurumon)[73]
- Zeke Greymon (with any Data Perfect or any Virus Perfect Digimon from the Digimon Pendulum COLOR[50])
Appearances[edit]
Anime[edit]
Digimon Adventure[edit]
Along with Gigadramon, they served as Mugendramon's air troops.
Digimon Adventure 02[edit]
A Megadramon appeared in the Real World. Paildramon fought against it, causing it to return to the Digital World.
Digimon Tamers[edit]
A Megadramon was imprisoned in the cloudy mechanical plane of the Digital World. However, Makino Ruki, Shiota Hirokazu and Kitagawa Kenta accidentally freed him by fixing a jammed clock. He tried to kill Renamon (who evolved to Kyubimon but was overwhelmed) to be able to absorb her data and enter the Real World, but was defeated by the surprise appearance of Akiyama Ryo and Cyberdramon.
Digimon Xros Wars: The Evil Death Generals and the Seven Kingdoms[edit]
Several Megadramon were part of the Bagra Army in Dragon Land.
Digimon Adventure tri.[edit]
Megadramon was the Partner Digimon of Himekawa Maki.
Digimon Adventure:[edit]
A Megadramon appears briefly in "The Seventh One Awakens". It stops Yagami Taichi, Greymon, Ishida Yamato, and Garurumon from chasing Velgrmon. Leomon and Peckmon stay to fight it while the Chosen Children go on. It was defeated by Leomon and Peckmon after a difficult battle. Later, in "Escape the Burning Jungle", more Megadramon appeared along with several Allomon, and a Tankdramon, and attack several Woodmon, Budmon, and a Lopmon in the jungle of the Digital World. Some Megadramon were defeated by Metal Greymon, and the rest were defeated by Garudamon.
Manga[edit]
Battle!! Digital Monsters[edit]
Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01[edit]
Saiba Neo owned a Megadramon, which he created by Jogressing a Cockatrimon and a Kuwagamon. It fought Yagami Taichi and Zeromaru, but even though Neo used a technique of infinitely Jogressing and Partitioning to constantly heal it, it couldn't overpower Zeromaru. On the brink of defeat, Neo Jogressed Megadramon with a Jyureimon to create Deathmon.
Ryo's Story![edit]
Before Akiyama Ryo met the Tamers, in the desert plain on the Digital World, Ryo and Cyberdramon fought Megadramon. With Ryo hiding behind a rock, Cyberdramon hit Megadramon with his Cyber Nail while telling them to bully a Digimon who could fight back instead of destroying defenceless villages. Megadramon told him that no one could defeat them and shot a cliff with their Darkside Attack (Genocide Attack), causing an avalanche to fall on top of Ryo. Cyberdramon blocked the avalanche with his body, causing both of them to be buried, while Megadramon took the chance to leave while laughing.
After Cyberdramon rescued himself and Ryo from the avalanche, Ryo got on Cyberdramon's back and they flew away to find and get revenge on Megadramon, who they found as he was destroying a Mushmon village, and immediately slashed them then shot them with a beam from his hand, finally defeating them.
Digimon Next[edit]
Megadramon was one of the 99 dragons cut by Zanbamon's Ryuuzanmaru in order to evolve to the Ultimate level[74].
Digimon Xros Wars[edit]
Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01 ~New Courage~[edit]
Several Megadramon appeared from the polyhedron alongside many other Virus Digimon.
Digimon Dreamers[edit]
A Megadramon flew over Kodou Ritsu in "Digimon Dreamers". Patamon said it was a wild Digimon that would sometimes attack them.
Digimon Liberator[edit]
Digimon ReCollection[edit]
Novel[edit]
Digimon Seekers[edit]
Megadramon is the Partner Digimon of Marvin Jackson.
Video Games[edit]
Digital Monster Ver. S[edit]
Digimon World[edit]
Megadramon appears as an obtainable Perfect-level Virus type Digimon in Digimon World.
Megadramon serves as the second boss of the Infinity Mountain. Located in the middle of its room, it's an optional boss that can be entirely avoided, although it does block the way to some item monitors. When approached, it will stay quiet and do nothing, and the Player is given the option to walk back or start a battle. Upon defeat, it quietly joins the Village of Beginnings. It stands outside of Greymon's Battle Arena not doing anything other than bragging, although it does become unlocked as a possible opponent in the tournaments.
Tyranomon, Devimon, Airdramon and Seadramon can all evolve into Megadramon, by meeting the following criteria:
- At least 3000 HP, 5000 MP, 500 Offense, 300 Defense, 400 Speed and 400 Brains stat requirements
- Less than 10 Care Mistakes
- A Weight between 50 to 60g
- Bonus conditions: Battle more than 30 times and have at least 30 different techniques mastered.
Megadramon's evolution item is the Mega Hand (Japanese: メガハンド) which lets any Adult Digimon evolve into Megadramon.
Megadramon is one of the few Perfect Digimon that can evolve; in this case, it (as well as Metal Greymon) can become Skull Greymon via Death Evolution. There is a 10% chance of it evolving this way immediately after recovering from a lost battle, so it's recommended to save before making an attempt.
Digital Monster Ver. WonderSwan[edit]
Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer & Cathode Tamer[edit]
Megadramon is a Perfect level Sky-type Variable Digimon that can be learned by the combination of any Adult Ver. 4 Digimon (Leomon or Cockatrimon). Its signature technique, Genocide Attack deals damage to 1 opponent Digimon. It costs 4 VP.
Digimon World: Digital Card Battle[edit]
Megadramon is an obtainable Level Perfect Darkness Card with 1810 HP, 920 Circle Attack, 290 Triangle Attack, 300 Cross Attack with First Attack effect. Its Support Effect damages both players' Digimon by halving their HP.
Pocket Digimon World[edit]
Megadramon can be evolved from Birdramon, Centalmon, or Meramon. It can evolve further into Mugendramon.
Digimon World 2[edit]
Megadramon can be evolved from Cyclomon with 0+ JP and Deltamon with 0-5 JP. However, Megadramon itself cannot evolve to any Ultimate-Level Digimon. Its Signature Technique is Genocide Attack, which prevents the target Digimon from healing their HP for that turn.
Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers[edit]
Megadramon is an obtainable Digimon that appears during the last stages of Millenniumon. It evolves from Guardromon (with Digimental) as well as Mechanorimon or Cyclomon (without Digimental) and can evolve further into Mugendramon with high Jogress Points or Millenniumon with very high Jogress Points. Its Signature Technique, Genocide Attack, is a Technique that has raises the user's AP gradually when it is attacked.
Digimon Adventure 02: D1 Tamers[edit]
Megadramon is an obtainable Digimon that appears as the mini-boss Digimon in the third room of Gear Field and later used by a Tamer in D1 Tournament Grade 1 (Taichi stage). It evolves from Guardromon (with Digimental) as well as Mechanorimon or Cyclomon (without Digimental) and can evolve further into Mugendramon with high Jogress Points or Millenniumon with very high Jogress Points. Its Signature Technique, Genocide Attack, is a Technique that has raises the user's AP gradually when it is attacked.
Digimon World: Digital Card Arena[edit]
Megadramon appears as the second to last opponent in Steep Road's Battle Arena, replacing Gigadramon as the last opponent only for the first time. It calls the player a shrimp in the Battle Café, looking down on him before opening the Battle Arena. It keeps looking down on the player once he reaches it in the Battle Arena, where it plays the Mega Shock deck, a deck with 4 attack, 2 defense and 2 evolution speed, and which is purely destructive. Upon being defeated, it tells the player to leave, with the player demanding the Passcode as he beat it. However, Megadramon reveals that it is not the Battle Master, Gigadramon is. The Battle Arena ends at this point, with the player getting no rewards.
Megadramon is also an obtainable Level Perfect Black/Darkness Card whose stats are:
- HP: 1810
- DP: 50
- Circle Attack: 920
- Triangle Attack: 290
- Cross Attack: 300, First Attack
- Support Effect: Both players' HP are halved.
Megadramon's attacks are Genocide Attack, Ultimate Slicer and Mega Death Scythe.
Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer[edit]
Megadramon is the wild Digimon that can be found in the Dark Takato and Zeed Millenniumon stages. It can convert into a Plug-In Card Genocide Attack, a Technique that has raises the user's AP gradually when it is attacked.
Digimon RPG[edit]
Digimon World 3[edit]
Megadramon can be found in Amaterasu's West Sector, in Dum Dum Factory. In the Europe and Japanese version, Megadramon can also be found in Amaterasu's Circuit Board underground, after finishing the main storyline by defeating Ragnamon.
Megadramon is an obtainable Digimon card that belongs to Red card with 2 S-Energy cost and has 26 AP / 20 HP.
Digimon World X[edit]
Digimon Story[edit]
Megadramon can be evolved from Stingmon if above level 33 and Machine EXP above 3000, or can be found at Junk Factory. It can evolve into Mugendramon if above level 43.
Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight[edit]
Megadramon can be evolved from Airdramon if above level 34 and Machine EXP 3600. It can evolve into Darkdramon if above level 52, Darkness EXP 12000, and Machine EXP 9000.
Digimon Masters[edit]
Digimon Championship[edit]
Megadramon is an obtainable Digimon that can be evolved from Growmon, Seadramon, Dark Tyranomon, or Devidramon if you win 10 battles. It can evolve further into Dukemon.
Digimon Story: Lost Evolution[edit]
Digimon Life[edit]
Digimon Xros Arena[edit]
Digimon Story: Super Xros Wars Blue & Red[edit]
Digimon Collectors[edit]
Digimon World Re:Digitize[edit]
Megadramon is an obtainable Digimon which is evolved from Airdramon, Birdramon, Greymon, or Seadramon, and can evolve to Darkdramon. It can also be obtained as a collectible card. Its card is part of the Crack Team (クラックチーム Kurakku Chīmu) set and the Mega Digimons (メガデジモンズ Mega Dejimonzu) set.
Digimon Crusader[edit]
Digimon Adventure[edit]
A Megadramon and an army of Tankmon were sent by Mugendramon to patrol the Urban Area in Episode 56, "Bombing Mission! Mugendramon".
Megadramon appears as a random encounter starting from Episode 56, "Bombing Mission! Mugendramon". It can deal multiple hits to the entire party with Genocide Attack or deal damage to one Digimon with Metal Arm or Ultimate Slicer.
Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode[edit]
A Gigadramon and a Megadramon are fought in the Colosseum 30th floor Free Battle: "Mega and Giga", alongside their Tamers, DonDokoDon and Wolf.
A Megadramon in the Night Canyon blocked Taiga from proceeding, proclaiming that was its territory, and demanded Taiga pay it 500 bits to get through. If Taiga refuses to pay, Megadramon attacks him. Upon being defeated, Megadramon begs for mercy. Terrified that more human Tamers may come to the Digital World and destroy its business, Megadramon returns to the Village of Beginnings to think of a new one. It then sends Taiga a mail, confirming said business is a raw material trading one close to the Meat Field, and attaches a Small HP Disc as thanks.
Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth[edit]
Digimon Soul Chaser[edit]
Digimon World -next 0rder-[edit]
Digimon Linkz[edit]
Digimon World -next 0rder- International Edition[edit]
Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory[edit]
Digimon ReArise[edit]
Megadramon is the partner of Shinkai Sara.
Playable Megadramon evolve from Cyclomon and Airdramon and can evolve to Mugendramon and Goddramon
Digimon New Century[edit]
Digimon Survive[edit]
Megadramon is the partner of Momotsuka Takuma and the Perfect form of Agumon's Virus-attribute evolution line.
Digimon Super Rumble[edit]
Virtual Pets[edit]
Digital Monster Ver. 4[edit]
Megadramon can be evolved from Monochromon, Leomon, or Coelamon.
Digivice Version 1[edit]
Megadramon is the boss Digimon of Area 06.
Pendulum 5.0 Metal Empire[edit]
Megadramon can be evolved from Guardromon or Mechanorimon if 1 or less calls, Win Ratio 40% or higher, Training 40+ times, Battle 30 times. Megadramon can be Jogress with a compatible Digimon to get Mugendramon.
Pendulum 5.5 Metal Empire[edit]
Megadramon can be evolved from Guardromon or Mechanorimon if 1 or less calls, Win Ratio 40% or higher, Training 40+ times, Battle 30 times. Megadramon can be Jogress with a compatible Digimon to get Venom Vamdemon.
D-Terminal[edit]
D-Ark Version 1.0/1.5[edit]
Megadramon is an enemy Digimon in Secret S.
D-Gather[edit]
D-Scanner 1.0[edit]
Pendulum Progress 1.0 Dragon's Roar[edit]
Megadramon is an obtainable Digimon by Jogressing XV-mon with Tyranomon (Pendulum Progress 1.0), Angemon (2.0) or Dobermon (3.0) or by Jogress via Tyranomon with Airdramon (D-Scanner 1.0). Megadramon can evolve further into Chaosdramon, Dukemon, Megidramon, Ulforce V-dramon, or War Greymon.
D-Spirit[edit]
DigiWindow[edit]
Megadramon is an enemy Digimon.
Digimon Xros Loader[edit]
Digimon Fusion Loader[edit]
Digital Monster Ver.20th[edit]
Digimon Pendulum Ver.20th[edit]
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