Nohemon

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Attack Techniques[edit]

Name Kanji/Kana Romanization Dub Description
Derision Crow [5] デリションクロウ Derishon Kurou Delusion Claw Causes the opponent to completely lose their fighting spirit using its derisive way with words and laughter.
William Arrow [5][N 1] ウィリアムアロー Wiriamu Arō William's Arrow Fires an arrow from its bow.

Evolution[edit]

Evolves From[edit]

Evolves To[edit]

Appearances[edit]

Anime[edit]

Digimon Tamers[edit]

Digimon Frontier[edit]

Digimon Frontier: Revival of the Ancient Digimon!![edit]

Nohemon from Revival of the Ancient Digimon!!

Digimon Adventure:[edit]

Yagami Taichi and Agumon met Nohemon in "The Villains of the Wastelands" while they were searching for Kido Joe and Gomamon. He called himself the guardian of water as he guarded the one source of water in the area, a faucet, and told Taichi and Agumon where to go, deciding to team up with the former since he had no way of defending himself or searching for his target. During their time together, he explained to Taichi that Joe and Gomamon had been kidnapped by rival gangs led by Gaossmon and Minidekachimon that wished to control the water source, and remembered that he was unable to protect them due to his dummy's broken arm, which was broken by Tyranomon during their fight. In spite of this, he refused to let Taichi go alone and saved him after he accidentally revealed himself to one of Gaossmon's Goburimon, and then attempted to still fight Gaossmon and Tyranomon in spite of his broken arm, although Taichi took over instead and Nohemon quickly taught him how to shoot a bow to do so.

After Agumon and Gomamon evolved to fight Gaossmon and Tyranomon, and Atamadekachimon and Minidekachimon, respectively; Nohemon asked Taichi to be allowed to face Tyranomon himself. Supported by Taichi, he shot an arrow into Tyranomon's fireball, causing it to explode in its mouth and bringing it down. Afterwards, it took back its arrow and told Tyranomon that he'd allow it to live so long as it stopped being its sworn brother, Gaossmon's lackey, and never caused trouble for anyone again. This caused Tyranomon to like Nohemon and carry the latter on its head like it did with Gaossmon before.

Minidekachimon, alongside Atamadekachimon, Tyranomon, Nohemon, Gaossmon and a Goburimon, reacted to the attack of a group of Soundbirdmon in "The Angels' Determination".

After Negamon was finally defeated in "The End of the Adventure", Nohemon, Minidekachimon, Atamadekachimon, Tyranomon, Gaossmon, the Goburimon, as well as the Digimon they had once ran out of the faucet: a group of Keemon, a group of Yarmon, a Puwamon, a Wanyamon and a Pusumon, enjoyed the water that came out of the faucet together.

Nohemon from Digimon Adventure:

Manga[edit]

Digimon Next[edit]

A Tamer-owned Nohemon appears as part of the audience of the Battle Stage.[11]

Digimon Xros Wars[edit]

Video Games[edit]

Digimon World 3: The Door of A New Adventure[edit]

Digimon Life[edit]

Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode[edit]

Nohemon is only obtainable as a collectible card. Its card is part of the Digimental of Purity (純真のデジメンタル Junshin no Dejimentaru) set.

Digimon Fortune[edit]

Digimon World -next 0rder-[edit]

Available as a collectible card.

Digimon World -next 0rder- International Edition[edit]

Available as a collectible card.

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory[edit]

Nohemon is available as a Digimon Medal.

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth[edit]

Available as a Digimon Medal in the Japanese PS4/Switch versions, and the western Switch/PC versions.

Virtual Pets[edit]

D-3 Digital Detect & Discover[edit]

Evolves from Wormmon with the Digimental of Purity, and is one of the playable Partner Digimon.

D-Terminal[edit]

D-Gather[edit]

D-Spirit[edit]

Digimon Accel Nature Genome[edit]

D-3 Ver.15th[edit]

TCG[edit]

Hyper Colosseum

St-650
Bo-218
Bo-1186


Image Gallery[edit]

Virtual Pets[edit]

Nohemon vpet d3.gif Nohemon Adventure.gif
D-3 Digimon Adventure:

Additional Information[edit]

References Notes
  1. William Arrow is a reference to William Tell, who according to legend, attempted to shoot an apple of his son's head.