Lopmon

Lopmon is a Child Digimon.

=Profile= A very crybaby member of twin Digimon. Its characteristic is growing three horns, and has an opposing lonesome personality to the excitable Terriermon. It uses its long ears to move. It has the power of ice. Its ultimate attack is a combination "Petit Twister" with Terriermon (Double Typhoon), and its special technique is to fire a very icy cold air bullet (Blazing Ice). Lopmon is gentle, polite, kind, shy and lonely digimon.

=Statistics=
 * Evolution Stage: Child
 * Attribute: Data
 * Type: Beast
 * Family: Nature Spirits

=Attack Techniques= Petit Twister: Spins to create a cyclone. Blazing Ice: Fires a bullet of air from the mouth. Kuuchuu Blazing Ice (Air Blazing Ice): Fire a bullet of ice while in mid-air. Lop Punch: Slaps enemy with ears. Lop Rush: Continuous Lop Punch. Dash Twister: Spins along the ground, slapping the foe. Guruguru Slap (Spinning Slap): Windmills ears to slap repeatedly. Lop Balloon: Spreads ears to glide gently. Double Typhoon: Attacks with Terriermon to create a giant tornado. =Evolution=

Evolves From

 * Chocomon
 * Pagumon
 * Digitama

Evolves To

 * Baromon
 * Bitmon + Digimental of Friendship
 * Bomber Nanimon
 * Chakkumon
 * Coelamon
 * Flare Lizamon
 * Galgomon
 * Gargomon
 * Kentarumon
 * Lynxmon
 * Moosemon
 * Puttimon
 * Rapidmon (Armor) + Digimental of Fate
 * Shiisamon
 * Strikedramon
 * Turuiemon
 * Wendimon
 * Youkomon

=Appearances=

Anime
First appeared in M03.

Digimon Adventure 02
Lopmon is the partner of Wallace.

Digimon Tamers
Lopmon is the digimon partner of Lee Shiuchon.

Digimon Frontier
After Cherubimon is defeated, he is reborn as Lopmon.

Manga
=Video Games=

Digimon Story
Can evolve from Pagumon if above level 10 and Stress above 90%, or can be found at Mushi Mushi Jungle. It can evolve to Wizarmon if above level 16. It also gives you an Onegai Quest to obtain an Inari-sushi from Renamon at the DigiCentral's Tamer Office entrance.

Hyper Colosseum

 * St-407
 * Bo-309
 * Bo-874
 * Bo-34t
 * Ta-3

Alpha Evolve

 * Dα-147

=Name Origins= English. Lop. From the phrase 'lop-eared', reffering to the long floppy ears of rabbits