Valvemon

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A Machine Digimon which boasts of one of the greatest sizes among vehicle Digimon. It is also able to load and carry as many as forty Digimon within its body, and transports them to strategic points. Even if it is attacked during transportation, it possesses enough power to repel its assailants. Its Special Move is dispatching soldiers one after another from within (Mud Pump).
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Attack Techniques

Name Original Romanization Dub Description
Mud Pump [1] マッドポンプ Maddo Pompu Mud Pump[1], Mad Pump[5]
Dispatches soldiers from within.[1]
Blasts water from its arms.[5]
Fires a stream of projectiles like miniature Valvemon.[4]
Octagon Attack [1] オクタゴンアタック Okutagon Atakku Octagon Attack[1] Attacks the enemy with its arms.[4]
Valve Extreme [4] バルブエクストリーム Barubu Ekusutorīmu Barb Extreme[4] Fires a powerful beam of condensed energy.[4]
Force Rain [4] フォースレイン Fōsu Rein Force Rain[4] Fires a barrage of arcing beams.[4]

Evolutions

Evolves From

Evolves To

Appearances

Anime

Digimon Xros Wars & The Evil Death Generals and the Seven Kingdoms

Voice Actor: Japanese Hashizume Tomohisa | English Doug Erholtz

Valvemon was a member of the Bagra Army, and was employed at Disc Zone by Blastmon. It was defeated by a combination of Shoutmon X4K and Greymon. Valvemon also appeared during the final battle, where it was summoned by Darkness Bagramon. This Valvemon was defeated by Xros Heart's Lilimon and Blue Flare's Bombmons.

Digimon Adventure:

Valvemon was used as a moving fortress by Devimon's forces, carrying Minotaurmon, several Troopmon and Bullmon inside of it. Leomon, alongside Yagami Taichi and Ishida Yamato, infiltrated it, rescuing Takaishi Takeru who was kept captive inside of it. After they escaped, Valvemon was destroyed by Velgrmon.

Manga

Digimon Xros Wars

Novel

Digimon Liberator

Valvemon is the Partner Digimon of Altea. During his fight against Horaiji Chitose in "Shinjuku Giant", Altea evolved BT20-050 Hover Espimon into Valvemon after devolving from BT20-052 Oblivimon through its own effect in order to have a Blocker. However, it was immediately devolved by Horaiji's BT18-073 Mugendramon's When Evolving effect.

In "RODS FROM GOD", Valvemon is used as a Digimon too enormous to depict at a faithful scale in Digimon Liberator as it would risk destabilizing the Liberator servers, or even the very environment of Lacuna itself.

Video Games

Digimon World 3: The Door of A New Adventure

Valvemon attacks Atsushi in the Deeper Crack when he was traveling from East Sector to the South Sector of Asuka Server, but later run away when it is weakened by his Digimon.

Valvemon turns out to be a transportation used by A.o.A to travel across the servers in the Digital World by breaking the Network Interstice. However, Valvemon was out of control and caused huge earthquake around Suzaku City. As a result, the unnatural disaster creates the Bug Maze, which allows Atsushi to travel to Amaterasu Server after defeating Valvemon once again.

After the main storyline, the World Champ will use Valvemon as his one of boss Digimon if Atsushi already fought all 4 Amaterasu Leaders.

Digimon Savers: Another Mission

Valvemon is an obtainable evolution of Agumon (2006 Anime Version).

Digimon Collectors

Digimon Crusader

Digimon Soul Chaser

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory

Valvemon is available as a Digimon Medal.

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth

Available as a Digimon Medal in the Japanese PS4/Switch versions, and the western Switch/PC versions.

Virtual Pets

D-Spirit

Digivice:

Vital Bracelet Digital Monster

Digital Monster COLOR Digimon Xros Wars 15th Edition

TCG

Hyper Colosseum

St-969
Bo-758

Digimon Card Game


Image Gallery

Virtual Pets

D-Spirit Digivice: Vital Bracelet Digital Monster Digital Monster COLOR

Additional Information

References Notes
  1. ↑ Altea evolves his Partner Digimon, Hover Espimon, into Valvemon in "Shinjuku Giant". However, the actual Valvemon card used is never stated. Hover Espimon's normal evolution is Oblivimon.