Tanemon

Profile Name & Etymology Debut Digimon Reference Book Digimon Life Virtual Pets Anime & Manga Video Games ⇨ Japanese A Bulb Digimon which has something that looks like a plant sprout burgeoning from its head. It is a Yuramon that wandered in search of an optimal environment, then settled to the ground and evolved. Due to its extremely timid personality, if it senses an intruder's presence, it will burrow with the four feet at the base of its body, and completely bury part of its body in the ground. Once it is completely hidden underground, the thing growing from its head assumes the camouflage of a plant, allowing it to defend its body from intruders. However, this is ineffective against herbivorous Digimon. Digimon Reference Book ⇨ English 頭部から植物の芽の様なものが発芽している球根型デジモン。最適な環境を求めて浮遊していたユラモンが地上に降り進化した。非常に臆病な性格で、外敵の存在を察知すると４本の足で穴を掘り、体の部分を地中に埋めてしまう。一旦地中に潜ってしまうと頭部から生えた物が植物の擬態をとり、外敵から身を守ることができる。ただし、草食性のデジモンには効果が無い。 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 ⇨ Japanese Digital Monster ⇨ English 頭部から植物の芽のようなモノが出ている球根型デジモン。よりよい場所を求めてふゆうしていたユラモンが地上におり進化した。 非常におくびょうな性格で、敵の存在を察知すると４本の足で穴をほり、体の部分を地中にうめてしまう。一旦地中にもぐってしまうと頭部から生えたモノが植物の擬態（ぎたい）をとり、敵から身を守ることができる。ただし草食性のデジモンには効果がない。 デジタルモンスター Toei ⇨ Japanese Toei Animation | Digimon Adventure ⇨ English パルモンに進化する前の姿。双葉がキュート。 東映アニメーション｜デジモンアドベンチャー ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K Bandai Games Sunburst/Moonlight This profile matches its partner in the Digimon Reference Book. Bandai Games Digimon Adventure ⇨ English バンダイゲームス｜デジモンアドベンチャー ⇨ Japanese Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight ⇨ English あたまのうえに　しょくぶつの　めのようなものが はえている　こがたデジモン おくびょうなせいかくで　たたかいをこのまず キケンを　かんじたときには ツメのはえたあしで　きように　あなをほり 体を　ちちゅうにうめて　みをまもる デジモンストーリー サンバースト｜ムーンライト ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K ⇨ English Template:K Name Etymology Name: Tanemon Kanji/Kana: タネモン Digimoji: Other Languages: | 種子獸 | Tane n., Tane 「種（タネ）」 means seed. Year Active 1998 Digimon Reference Book Entry Date June 27, 2008 Manga Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01: "Folder Continent's Military History" V-Pet Digital Monster Ver. 4 Card BT1-007 (DCG)

English Japanese Key Contents TANEMON Level Baby II Type Bulb Lesser Attribute None Data Free Min Weight 10g List of Digimon タネモン レベル 幼年期II 型（タイプ） 球根型 レッサー型 属性 なし データ フリー 最低体重 10Ｇ 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
Nenchakusei no Awa		Adhesive Bubbles	粘着性の泡	N/A	Adhesive Bubble Blow
San no Awa		Acid Bubbles	さんのアワ	N/A	Frothy Spit	Shoots slightly acidic bubbles from its mouth.
Awa		Bubbles	泡	N/A	Bubble Blow/Bubbles	Shoots a series of pink bubbles from its mouth at the opponent.

Evolution

Evolves From

• Bubbmon
• Nyokimon
• Yuramon

Evolves To

• Alraumon
• Any Digimon that also Evolves from Green Lv.2 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
• Any Green Lv.3 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
• Betamon
• Floramon
• Funbeemon
• Goburimon
• Kunemon
• Lalamon
• Mushmon
• Palmon
• Pico Devimon
• Piyomon
• Pomumon
• Renamon
• Shoutmon X7: Superior Mode (with Every Digimon from the Digital World)
• Tinkermon

Appearances

Anime

Digimon Adventure

Tanemon is the partner of Tachikawa Mimi.

Tanemon from Digimon Adventure.

Mimi and Tanemon from Digimon Adventure.

Digimon Adventure:

A group of Tanemon live in a village that the Chosen Children arrive to in "The Targeted Kingdom". Tachikawa Mimi arrived before the other Chosen Children, and took the Tanemon as her servants. She, alongside Palmon, then protected them from Orgemon and Drimogemon, causing Palmon to evolve into Togemon for the first time.

The Tanemon then became students in Babamon's Digimon school before the events of "The Digimon School Under Attack". Three of them, servants No. 6, No. 12, and an unnumbered one, evolved into Lalamon thanks to Babamon's teachings.

The Tanemon reappeared as some of the students that were part of the student trip in Blimpmon to see what was outside Cloud Continent that met Kido Joe and his group in "Vikemon Ventures the Glaciers".

Olegmon and his crew of Hangyomon and Gawappamon, alongside the Babamon Digimon School students Bancho Mamemon, several Tanemon and Lalamon, and Joe's servants and friends Tonosama Gekomon, Kabukimon, Blossomon, Nanimon, Gekomon and Dondokomon, reacted to the attack of a group of Soundbirdmon in "The Angels' Determination"

The Tanemon and Golemon are briefly mentioned by Mimi in "The Great Catastrophe, Negamon", where she worries about whether they're safe.

After Negamon was finally defeated in "The End of the Adventure", Bancho Mamemon graduated from Babamon's Digimon school, with his diploma given by Babamon herself and the ceremony being attended by Jijimon, his Mamemon and Big Mamemon lackeys, his Tanemon and Lalamon classmates, a Snimon and a Lilamon.

Tanemon from Digimon Adventure:

Manga

Digimon Next

Several Tanemon are part of Sunflowmon's caravan, which Inui Yuu and Gaomon met in the desert.

Digimon Dreamers

In "Asunaro Meat", Tanemon is introduced as a Digimon that is passionate about raising crops and improving on their quality. Pulsemon called Kodou Ritsu into the Digital World to show him that something great had happened in Asunaro Village, namely that Tanemon had finished raising a new type of meat crop. Tanemon wanted said meat crop to help with evolution and be something everyone would want to eat lots of. At first, the Digimon eating said meat (Pulsemon, Patamon, two Agumon, Koromon and Bokomon) called it "Tanemon Meat", which it didn't like as it sounded like they were eating Tanemon. Instead, Tanemon called said meat "Asunaro Meat" after their village.

Tanemon wanted the Asunaro Meat to help with evolution and be something everyone would want to eat lots of. While it succeeded in the latter, Ritsu and Pulsemon would end up falling asleep after eating said meat with no evolution, although their bond deepened thanks to it.

In "Orgemon Invasion", Orgemon ate a big plate of Asunaro Meat, which Koemon handled, while Tanemon, Tokomon, Punimon, two Koromon, Chicomon, Poyomon, Penmon, two Agumon and Mochimon stared at them in fear. Orgemon proceeded to take the meat with him, but Tanemon tried to stop him, as the meat was made for the Digimon of the village so they'd grow strong and evolve. Orgemon easily flicked Tanemon away, and then the two Agumon, a Koromon, a Mochimon, a Chicomon, a Poyomon, a Bubbmon and a Tokomon gathered around them, trying to protect them even while terrified. Orgemon looked at them and realized that only a few of them had evolved at all, with Koemon explaining that a curse on the village prevented them from evolving. Orgemon then returned to eating the Asunaro Meat while assuring them that he'd evolve for them, with Tanemon crying due to that, however, he was stopped by a kick to the top of his head from Pulsemon, who declared that he'd keep Asunaro Village's meat safe to both Orgemon and Koemon, and the Digimon that had tried to defend Tanemon, who happily cried at his arrival. Orgemon was angry at Pulsemon, and only got more mad after the latter misunderstood his comment, so he went and punched Pulsemon in the head. Ritsu, Bokomon, Patamon, and the Digimon of Asunaro Village screamed at Pulsemon who had apparently been knocked out with a single blow, and Orgemon pointed out that, as a warrior, he made it a point not to go easy on anyone and they should not think badly of him, then tried to leave, only to stop in shock as Pulsemon got back up.

Their fight continued in "The Pulse of Evolution", where Orgemon hit Pulsemon with his Haouken, leaving him badly beaten on the ground as Ritsu, Bokomon, Patamon, Tanemon, Mochimon, Bubbmon, Chicomon, a Koromon, Poyomon and an Agumon watched them. Orgemon praised Pulsemon for making him use his Haouken, but blamed his loss on being just a Child, born in a village where no one can evolve, with Ritsu accepting that Orgemon being an Adult-level gave him too much of an advantage. Orgemon then pointed out Tamers were useless and challenged Ritsu to fight him, but Ritsu was terrified of him as he realized that, just as he was full when he went back to the Real World after eating in the Digital World, getting hurt or dying would be just as real. In his thoughts, Ritsu asked Pulsemon for forgiveness for not being able to do a thing and Orgemon mocked him, but Pulsemon called him a moron as he got back up, because he never said Ritsu had to fight alongside him, his job was to have the conviction that Pulsemon could beat Orgemon, and use that feeling to cheer Pulsemon on so he could defeat him. Bokomon seconded Pulsemon, as even if he felt powerless as a partner sometimes, with his wholehearted support, his bond with Pulsemon would give him strength. Ritsu acknowledged their words and cheered Pulsemon on with all his might. A vitals waveform went through both of them as their heartbeat was heard, and Pulsemon started glowing. Orgemon, Bokomon, Patamon, Ritsu, Tanemon and Chicomon looked at him in awe, as he seemingly broke the curse of Asunaro Village and they pictured him as the ideal Bulkmon, but in reality, only his head changed, with the rest of his body remaining that of Pulsemon's, to everyone's shock.

Video Games

Digimon World

Tanemon offering some Meat to the Player.

Tanemon is an obtainable Digimon in Digimon World and evolves from Yuramon after 6 in-game hours have passed, with no necessary conditions required.

Tanemon appears as a NPC in the Village of Beginnings behind Jijimon's House, where she manages a Meat Farm, giving 3 pieces of Meat to the Player each day. Once the player has recruited Palmon she'll upgrade the Meat Farm by giving Giant Meat instead of the regular one, and Tanemon will no longer work, residing in a planter. Each 15th day of the month, Tanemon will plant a Rain Plant in one of the planters as it's necessary to recruit Vegiemon.

Tanemon evolves after 24 in-game hours have passed and has 3 different evolution choices that can be achieved by clearing these condition requirements:

• Palmon by having a higher MP, Speed or Brains stat than the others.
• Betamon by having a higher HP, MP or Defense stat than the others.
• Kunemon by letting it sleep in Kunemon's Bed. This has a random 50% chance of achieving evolution.

NOTE: Due to a bug in the game, sometimes Tanemon won't evolve into either Palmon or Betamon even after the time requirement has already elapsed. This is due to the fact that unlike the other Baby II Digimon, both of Tanemon's evolutions share a higher stat requirement, in this case being the MP stat. This causes the game to look at the second-highest stat, but if it's Offense, which neither Palmon nor Betamon have as an evolution requirement, it prevents Tanemon from evolving. This bug can be fixed by raising any of the other stats, or by simply meeting Kunemon's evolution requirement.

Digimon Adventure: Anode Tamer & Cathode Tamer

Tanemon is an obtainable Baby II level, None Attribute, Land Type Digimon. It can be found in File Island Mansion – Right and Devimon's Cave.

Digimon RPG

Tanemon is given away by a NPC in the Tanemon Rental Event. It evolves to Mushmon at Lv 11.

Digimon Story

Can evolve to Palmon, Lalamon or Renamon.

Digimon Story: Sunburst & Moonlight

Tanemon is an obtainable Data Baby-Level Digimon and belongs to the Jungle Troopers Field.

• Evolves into Palmon at Level 8 with no other conditions.
• Evolves into Alraumon at Level 14 with a minimum Experience Stat Total of 1100.
• Evolves into Floramon at Level 12 with a minimum Insect Experience Stat of 100.
• All 3 Digimon can degenerate back into Tanemon at Level 3 with no conditions.

Tanemon can appear as a wild Digimon at the Chip Forest at Level 4.

Digimon Championship

Tanemon evolves from Nyokimon, Bubbmon or Yuramon with passing time and evolves into Floramon with 20 Insect/Plant AP, Mushmon with 3 penalties, Alraumon with 3 after battles or Palmon with passing time.

It can be caught at Slippery Swamp.

Digimon Masters

Tanemon is an special available Mercenary digimon being classified as different evolutionary levels. There is no difference between its forms minus increased stats. It can also be summoned with a special card in which is referred to as "Mutation".

Digimon Adventure

Tanemon is Tachikawa Mimi's Partner Digimon. As in the anime, she first appears in this form in Episode 1, "Adrift? Island of Adventure!", then evolves into Palmon before fighting Kuwagamon and stays in that form as her base. Tanemon is not playable, as no Digimon can be fought before Kuwagamon.

Virtual Pets

Digital Monster Ver. 4

Evolves from Yuramon. Can evolve to Piyomon or Palmon.

Digivice Version 1

Tanemon is a partner Digimon. Evolves to Palmon.

Digivice Version 2

Tanemon is a partner Digimon. Evolves to Palmon.

Digimon Pendulum Ver.20th

Can be used as a Copymon from Digital Monster Ver.20th.

Miscellaneous

Digimon Adventure Divine Project

Tanemon is the partner of Atuan.

TCG

Digimon Card Game	BT1-007 (DCG) BT11-004 (DCG) BT14-004 (DCG) BT1-007 BT11-004 BT14-004 タネモン タネモン タネモン タネモン タネモン タネモン タネモン タネモン

Image Gallery

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Digimon RPG	Digimon Story (battle)	Digimon Story (map)	Digimon Championship	Digimon ReArise (dot)

Digimon Masters	Digimon Linkz

Digimon Collectors (Card)	Digimon Collectors (Christmas Special Card)

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Virtual Pets

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Additional Information

References	Notes