Kanada Genjo
| Kanada Genjo | |
|---|---|
| Original Name | 金田ゲンジョウ サンゾモン |
| Dub Name | Genjo Kanada Sanzomon |
| Title | Star of Gold (金の星) Genjo the Adamantine (金剛のゲンジョウ) |
| Age | 27 |
| Date of birth | December 31 |
| Height | 190 cm |
| Blood Type | A |
| Organization | Five Stars Journey to the West Digimon |
| Partner Digimon | Gokuwmon |
| Digimon Used | Marin Bullmon (Implied) |
| Digivice | Sapotama |
| Voice Actor | |
Kanada Genjo is one of the main antagonists of Digimon Beatbreak. He is one of the Five Stars, known as "Gold".
He was later revealed to be a disguised rogue Sanzomon[2].
Profile[edit]
One of the Five Stars, the pinnacle of cleaners. The Star of Gold, Genjo the Adamantine. Constantly maintains an archaic smile. Swears loyalty to Chairman Wong.
Likes: hair oil.
Dislikes: astringent persimmons.
Appearances[edit]
Anime[edit]
Digimon Beatbreak[edit]
Genjo occupied the seat of "Gold" after Kyo left. Out of the Five Stars, he is the one who directly answers and reports to Chairman Wong. He appears to be interested in Asuka's e-pulse, apparently under Chairman Wong's orders to use him as a conduit for the White Core for his own ambitions.
In "Glowing Dawn", Genjo managed to track down Asuka's e-pulse from a Hyemon through unknown means and ordered Gokuwmon to steal it. He has personally kept Asuka's e-pulse since then.
Image Gallery[edit]
| Digimon Beatbreak support illustration by Nagata Nobuhiro (長田信博) @digimon_tv |
Trivia[edit]
- Kanada (金田) means "gold ricefield", referencing his title of the "Star of Gold".
- Genjo is the Japanese reading of Xuanzang (玄奘), the Buddhist monk who inspired Journey to the West. Genjo's Partner Digimon, Gokuwmon, is based on Sun Wukong from the aforementioned work, and it foreshadows his true identity as Sanzomon.
- Genjō Sanzō is sometimes depicted as a woman in various retellings of Journey to the West, most notably in Saiyūki, the oldest TV Drama adaptation of the novel.
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