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Name & Etymology
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Debut
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⇨ Japanese
An obstinate-species Puppet Digimon equipped with the extremely wide-angle, high resolution "Yarimasu Gurasan[N 1]" (with blur correction), which reliably lock onto the desired target without missing. It performs humiliating attacks on the opponent with the sneakers it seems to have mistakenly put on both its hands. Its Special Moves are repeatedly striking the opponent with the sneakers on both of its arms (Dengeki Haguhagu Sneaker), and losing control of itself and charging (Tongari Head). Also, no matter how depressed it is when it loses, it is a tough Digimon that will revive itself over and over with the "Anja Serenade" in its heart.
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⇨ English
超広角、超高解像度“ヤリマスグラサン”（ブレ補正付き）を装着し、狙った獲物を確実にロックオンして逃さない、しつこい系のパペット型デジモン。履き間違えたであろう両腕のスニーカーで相手に屈辱的な攻撃をする。必殺技は、両腕のスニーカーで相手を何度も叩く『電撃ハグハグスニーカー』と、我を忘れて突進する『トンガリヘッド』。また、どんなに負けて落ち込んでも、心の中の『アンニャセレナーデ』で何度も復活するタフなデジモンである。
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Special/Signature Moves
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Special/Signature Moves (other Digimon)
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Forms
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Forms (other Digimon)
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Equipment
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Equipment (other Digimon)
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Titles
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Titles (other Digimon)
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Attack Techniques[edit]
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Description
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| Dengeki Haguhagu Sneaker
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Shocking Hug-hug Sneaker
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電撃ハグハグスニーカー
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Dengeki Haguhagu Sunīkā
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Dengeki Haguhagu Sneaker[2]
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Repeatedly strikes the opponent with the sneakers on both of its arms.
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| Tongari Head
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Pointy Head
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トンガリヘッド
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Tongari Heddo
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Pointy Head[2]
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Loses control of itself and charges the opponent.
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| Anja Serenade
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アンニャセレナーデ
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An'nya Serenāde
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Anja Serenade[2]
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Revives itself over and over with the "Anja Serenade" in its heart.
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Evolution[edit]
Evolves From[edit]
Evolves To[edit]
- Aero V-dramon (with V-dramon or XV-mon)[5]
- Anomalocarimon (with Ikkakumon[5])
- Any Black Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from Black Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Digimon that also Evolves from Yellow Lv.4 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Any Yellow Lv.5 Digimon from the Digimon Card Game
- Astamon (with Mad Leomon or Shadramon)[5]
- Asuramon (with Igamon)[5]
- Beowolfmon (with Growmon)[5]
- Big Mamemon (with Greymon or Revolmon)[5]
- Dagomon (with Coelamon, Ebidramon, Gesomon, Octmon, or Seadramon[5])
- Dark Knightmon (with Porcupamon)[5]
- Duramon (with certain Digimon from the Pendulum Ver.20th series[5])
- Etemon[5][6] (with or without Bao Hackmon or Zubaeagermon)[5]
- Ex-Tyranomon[7] (with or without certain Digimon from the Digimon Card Game[7])
- Fantomon (with Bakemon, Meramon or Wizarmon)[5]
- Gerbemon (with Red Vegimon, Woodmon, Togemon or Kiwimon)[5]
- Great King Scumon[8]
- Groundramon (with Devidramon)[5]
- Hangyomon (with Rukamon[5])
- Lady Devimon (with Devimon)[5]
- Megadramon (with Coredramon (Green))[5]
- Megalo Growmon (with Arresterdramon or Reppamon)[5]
- Metal Mamemon (with Garurumon, Greymon, Angemon, Leomon or Tailmon)[5]
- Piccolomon (with Kuwagamon, Tailmon, or Tortamon[5])
- Pumpmon (with Garurumon or Hanumon)[5]
- Savior Hackmon (with certain Digimon from the Pendulum Ver.20th series[5])
- Tonosama Gekomon (with Gekomon, Kuwagamon, Monochromon, or Starmon[5])
- Vamdemon (with Dokugumon)[5]
- Waru Monzaemon (with Mechanorimon, Guardromon, Tankmon, Clockmon or Thunderballmon)[5]
Appearances[edit]
Video Games[edit]
Targetmon is available as a Digimon Medal.
Targetmon is available as a Digimon Medal.
Virtual Pets[edit]
Image Gallery[edit]
Virtual Pets[edit]
Additional Information[edit]
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Notes
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- ↑ "Gurasan" (グラサン) is a partial zūjago reading of "sangurasu" (サングラス), "sunglasses". Zūjago (ズージャ語) is a Japanese argot used in the postwar-Shōwa period, strongly associated with jazz musicians, in which certain words are read backwards/characters of particular words are transposed (the term "zūja" itself is a zūjago reading of "jazu" (ジャズ), "jazz").
- ↑ Gizmon: AT and Proto Gizmon can only Evolve when in Raising Area, meaning they can not evolve via card effects.
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