Ryugumon

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A Digimon with a beautiful appearance that resides in Ryūshōgu, an area of the ocean in the eastern Digital World. It constantly emits a faint light from its translucent body, charming those who see it.
Not only does it have a beautiful appearance, but also extremely high combat ability. It is revered as the lord of Ryūshōgu as well as its guardian deity, and the peace in this area, which is also known as a paradise for water-dwelling Digimon, has been brought about thanks to Ryugumon.
It possesses both high intelligence and a calm disposition, and although it has a nature that despises conflict, it will wield its mysterious power to the fullest to counter against those who cause harm to Ryūshōgu. It has the ability to absorb energy through the cerata on its tail, and at other times, share that energy with others, and also has the role of purifying Ryūshōgu to its normal state.
Its Special Moves are raising only the water pressure in the enemy's surroundings and crushing them to death (Nirai Shikaishō), and firing a laser from its brow (Wadatsumi no Harae).
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Name Translation Kanji/Kana Romanization Dub Description
Nirai Shikaishō [2][N 1] Ceremonial Four Seas Summon 儀来四海招 N/A Ceremonial Sea Summon[2] Raises only the water pressure in the enemy's surroundings, crushing them to death.
Wadatsumi no Harae [2] Purge of Wadatsumi 海神之祓 N/A Wadatsumi Purification[2] Fires a laser from its brow.

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Ryugumon is the Partner Digimon of Yao Qinglan.

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  1. While Nirai (儀来) can be translated as "Ceremonial", it is a reference to Nirai Kanai (儀来河内/ニライカナイ), the realm of gods in Ryukyuan religion that is believed to be located somewhere in the Pacific Ocean, and sometimes equated with Ryūgū in folklore.