Waspmon

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A Cyborg Digimon that defends the mysterious "aerial, covert honey base, Royal Base". The antenna-parts on its head have high reconnaissance ability, so it is always patrolling the vicinity on the lookout for Digimon approaching the base, and will come swooping down on them just for coming close. By using the propellers on its shoulders and the stabilizers on its back, it is able to rapidly move up, down, forward, back, left, right, or in any direction, which allows it to defend against approaching enemies and drive them off with its powerful laser cannon. Its Special Moves are a rapid-firing its wide-aperture laser cannon (Turbo Stinger), and bringing down even larger Digimon with a single sting (Bear Buster). In addition, because this technique fires after charging up energy, it is difficult to hit agile enemies with it, so it is mainly used against enemies on the ground.
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Attack Techniques[edit]

Name Kanji/Kana Romanization Description
Turbo Stinger [1] ターボスティンガー Tābo Sutingā Shoots a laser beam from its tail.
Bear Buster [1][N 1] ベアバスター Bea Basutā Fires a poisonous beam from the laser cannon mounted on its tail. This attack can bring down large Digimon in one hit, but energy has to be charged, so it is less accurate when used on fast Digimon, and is mainly used on the ground.

Evolution[edit]

Evolves From[edit]

Evolves To[edit]

Appearances[edit]

Anime[edit]

Digimon Adventure:[edit]

A group of Wapsmon are servants of Cannonbeemon.

A group of Waspmon chaired by Cannonbeemon in Digimon Adventure:

Digimon Beatbreak[edit]

Voice Actor: Japanese Kawaguchi Sakura

Waspmon is the Partner Digimon of Minezaki Mitsuo. It evolves into this form in "The Beat of Emotion" to face the Glowing Dawn and, while strong and crafty enough to take down Wolvermon, it is ultimately defeated in a single cut by Murasamemon and devolved into Pupumon.

Waspmon in Digimon Beatbreak

Manga[edit]

Digimon Next[edit]

Waspmon is one of the Commandments. It takes care of i-LAND, a settlement where Digitama can be born, as they are to be part of Barbamon's new world. It originally pretends to be an ally of the heroes, only to later turn against them after luring Tatsuno Tsurugi and Inui Yuu into a trap. It then attacked Agumon and Gaomon, before evolving into Cannonbeemon.[21]

Several more Waspmon are part of the Commandments, first shown bombarding Light City.[26]

The remaining Waspmon of the Commandments later joined the heroes' side for the final battle against N.E.O[27].

Novel[edit]

Digimon Liberator[edit]

Saikiyo used a BT18-046 Waspmon card in his fight against the priest NPC of Emerald Coast in "GOOD GAME".

Video Games[edit]

Digimon Masters[edit]

Digimon Life[edit]

Digimon Collectors[edit]

Digimon Crusader[edit]

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth[edit]

Digimon Soul Chaser[edit]

Digimon Linkz[edit]

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory[edit]

Digimon ReArise[edit]

Digimon Encounters[edit]

Digimon Super Rumble[edit]

Digimon: Source Code[edit]

Digimon Story: Time Stranger[edit]

Waspmon is an obtainable Digimon. It can be scanned in the Central Tower area of Central Town. It evolves from Funbeemon, Tentomon, or Kokuwamon, and can evolve into Rapidmon Perfect, Cannonbeemon, or Tankdramon.

Digimon Story: Time Stranger Gameplay Data - Waspmon
172 - Waspmon
DSTS Stats Waspmon.jpg Dot Model Waspmon dot.png
Generation Adult
Attribute Virus
Type Cyborg
Genes Medium, Machine
Base Personality Opportunistic
DigiRide Yes
Matchup Info
Attribute Matchup
  • Weak (2x): Vaccine
  • Resist (0.5x): Data
Element Matchup
  • Weak (1.5x): Water, Ice, Electricity
  • Resist (0.5x): Earth, Steel, Wind
Location/Evolution Info
Locations Found
  • Central Town (8 Years Ago)
    • Central Tower: Steel Periphery, Central Tower: Steel Point
  • Akashic Records
    • Akashic Forest (after dropping purple fruit and before defeating Lilithmon)
Evolution Requirements Agent Rank 3 or higher, 800 Max HP or greater, 520 ATK or greater.
Devolves to
  • Funbeemon - Opportunistic
    • This Digimon has been discovered, or
    • Your Digimon's personality matches this Digimon's base personality.
  • Tentomon - Sly
    • This Digimon has been discovered, or
    • Your Digimon's personality matches this Digimon's base personality.
  • Kokuwamon - Zealous
    • This Digimon has been discovered, or
    • Your Digimon's personality matches this Digimon's base personality.
Evolves to
  • Rapidmon - Tolerant
    • Agent Rank 5 or higher, 1150 Max SP or greater, 1020 SPD or greater.
  • Cannonbeemon - Opportunistic
    • Agent Rank 5 or higher, 540 Max SP or greater, 1060 ATK or greater.
  • Tankdramon - Friendly
    • Agent Rank 5 or higher, 1150 ATK or greater, 900 DEF or greater.
Skill Info
Special Skills
  • Turbo Stinger ターボスティンガー - 105 SP
    • [Target: 1 enemy] Performs Electricity physical attack at power 15 x 5 hits.
    • Increased damage to targets with Humanoid gene.
Learnable Attachment Skills
  • Lv. 2: Nanomachine Break II ナノマシンブレイクⅡ - 95 SP
    • [Target: 1 enemy] Performs Electricity physical attack at power 15 x 4 hits.
    • 95% ACU.
  • Lv. 15: Idle Bubble アイドルバブル - 10 SP
    • [Target: 1 enemy] 60% chance to apply Sleep.
  • Lv. 25: Speed Bind スピードバインド - 15 SP
    • [Target: 1 enemy] 100% chance of 20% reduction to SPD for 3 turn(s).

Virtual Pets[edit]

Pendulum X 3.0[edit]

Evolves from DORUmon, Funbeemon, or Ryudamon. Can evolve to Cannonbeemon, Grademon, Hisyaryumon, or Metal Fantomon. Can also Jogress with Raptordramon to evolve into Grademon. Can also Blast Evolve into Cannonbeemon or Tiger Vespamon.

D-Cyber Ultimate[edit]

D-Spirit 2[edit]

Digivice:[edit]

Vital Bracelet BE[edit]

TCG[edit]

Hyper Colosseum

Sx-96
Bx-113

Digimon Card Game


Image Gallery[edit]

Virtual Pets[edit]

Waspmon vpet penx.gif Waspmon vpet vb.png
Digimon Pendulum X Vital Bracelet BE

Additional Information[edit]

References Notes
  1. Bear is the English translation of 「熊 Kuma」 which is derived from both "kumabachi" (熊蜂), referring to the Japanese carpenter bee (Xylocopa appendiculata circumvolans), and "kumanbachi" (熊ん蜂), a colloquialism for the word "wasp".