Azulongmon (チンロンモン Qinglongmon)
Level	Mega
Type	Holy Dragon
Attribute	Data
Family	Wind Guardians Unknown Dragon's Roar
Voice actors	(Ja:) Juurouta Kosugi (En:) David Lodge (Adventure 02), Michael McConnohie (Tamers)
Cards	(Ja:) St-518, Bo-342, Bo-536, Bo-903, Dα-595, SPα-009, DM02-097 (En:) Bo-236, DT-156
Other Names • Tintiromon
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Azulongmon is a Holy Dragon Digimon whose names and design are derived from the mythological Azure Dragon of the East (青龍 Qīng Lóng^?), known in Japan as "Seiryū" (せいりゅう, "Seiryū"^?), with "Azure" as a reference to that name. Its design is also derived from the mythological Ào Guǎng (敖廣^?), Dragon King of the East Sea. It is the Sovereign that guards the East, and commands the Deva Mihiramon, Antylamon, and Majiramon. It is also one of the "Four Great Dragons", and is the most deified existence among them. It releases intense lightning strikes, and although it is a divine being, it will not easily cooperate with humans and the weak, and it is not likely to lend help to its allies unless something serious occurs.^[1]

Digimon Adventure 02Edit

Main article: Azulongmon (Adventure)

Digimon Adventure 02: D-1 TamersEdit

Main article: Azulongmon (Adventure)

Digimon TamersEdit

Main article: Azulongmon (Tamers)

Digimon Tamers: Brave TamerEdit

The Azulongmon card, titled "Sourai", is a Rank 6 card which teaches a Digimon the Sourai technique. Sourai deals Data-type damage to one enemy.

Digital Monster D-ProjectEdit

Azulongmon digivolves from Antylamon. Beating Ebonwumon in Area 12 will mean a fight with Azulongmon, Zhuqiaomon, or Baihumon. Post-game, the Elecmon in Area 4 will have an Azulongmon it its party when fought.

Digimon World DSEdit

Azulongmon is the Observer of Beginner Tamers. When a virus breaks out, Azulongmon appears as a boss at the Sky Palace.

Digimon Story: Lost EvolutionEdit

Azulongmon can digivolve from Goldramon.

Attacks

• Aurora Force^[2] (蒼雷, Sourai^?, lit. "Blue Thunder"): Lets intense thunder fall from the sky, with divine fury.
• Lightning Whip^[3] (風絲華電, Fūshikaden^?, lit. "Wind of Threads and Flower of Electricity")
• Raijin-no-Mai (雷神之舞, Raijin-no-Mai^? lit. "Dance of Raijin")

Notes and ReferencesEdit