Vademon (X-Antibody)

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Name & Etymology
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An Alien Digimon shaped like something that came from the far reaches of the cosmos. However, it is rumored that it was born from the seed of a plant. It could not be imagined from its overdeveloped head and octopus-like lower body, but it carries terrifying offensive power. The Abduction Kousen which it fires from the ray gun it holds in its hand is also a threat, but its Special Move "Akuma no Nage Kiss" is a terrifying technique which makes a complete fool out of the opponent.
The effect on Vademon's Digicore due to the X-Antibody
The "Delinquent Alien". According to one theory, Vademon came to invade Earth, but instead took on a form that was influenced by Earth's culture. While it believes that it has evolved to become even stronger, in actuality only its appearance has changed, and its sunglasses have in fact made it harder for it to see clearly. However, it is able to master skills which menace enemy Digimon, and is perhaps a step closer to invading the Earth. Its "Tenshi no Low Kick", in which it smiles while kicking the opponent's feet, is a fearsome technique which completely distracts the opponent.
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Attack Techniques

Name Translation Original Romanization Dub Description
Akuma no Nage Kiss [1] Devil's Blown Kiss 悪魔のなげキッス Akuma no Nage Kissu Unidentified Flying Kiss[1]
Tenshi no Low Kick [1] Angel's Low Kick 天使のローキック Tenshi no Rō Kikku Angel's Low Kick[1] Smiles while kicking the opponent's feet, completely distracts them.[1]
Abduction Kousen [2] Abduction Ray アブダクション光線 Abudakushon Kousen
Attacks with the ray gun it carries.[1]

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Vademon (X-Antibody) is only obtainable as a collectible card. Its card is part of the Mysterium Cosmographicum (宇宙の神秘 Uchū no Shinpi) set.

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