Torikara Ballmon

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A Digimon born from deep-fried food recipe data. Because it flies while giving off a delicious, lingering aroma, it seems that if Torikara Ballmon is nearby, other Digimon around it will feel more hungry. When chased by hungry Digimon, it blows "Shokubutsusei no Awa" from its mouth to make them slippery and files away, leaving only its scent behind while hindering their movements.
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Attack Techniques

Name Translation Original Romanization Description
Shokubutsusei no Awa [1] Vegetable Bubbles 植物性の泡 N/A Blows bubbles from its mouth to make the opponent slippery and hinder their movements.[1]

Evolution

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Appearances

Anime

Digimon Frontier

Voice Actor: Japanese Fujita Reiko, Muraoka Yukie, Uotani Kaori, Nakamura Aya, Yoshikawa Yūya, Ikoma Harumi | English Dina Sherman

In "Save the Burgamon! Tomoki's Pure Heart", several Torikara Ballmon are the children of a Burgamon who was kidnapped by Petaldramon to make hamburgers for them.

Torikara Ballmon in Digimon Frontier

Digimon Adventure:

In "Jyagamon, Potato Hell", two Torikara Ballmon serve alongside Burgamon in the haven for travelling Digimon. They appeared again in "The Angels' Determination".

Another Torikara Ballmon appears in "The End of the Adventure".

Torikara Ballmon and Burgamon in Digimon Adventure:

Digimon Ghost Game

In "Gluttony", a Torikara Ballmon was amongst the Baby Digimon Quartzmon gave energy to inside its body.

Manga

Digimon Next

In "The City of Light, Light City!", two Torikara Ballmon are shown as inhabitants of Light City in Trailmon's sightseeing guide.

Digimon ReCollection

Digimon Liberator

A Torikara Ballmon is one of the Digimon that live in the Sanctuary shown in "Prelude to Destruction (Part 1)".

Video Games

Virtual Pets

D-Spirit

D-Spirit 2

TCG

Digimon Card Game


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Virtual Pets

D-Spirit

Additional Information

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