Baihumon (バイフーモン)
Level	Mega
Type	Holy Beast
Attribute	Data
Family	Metal Empire Unknown Nature Spirits
Voice actors	(Ja:) Shinichi Kotani (En:) Steve Kramer
Cards	(Ja:) St-973, Bo-393, Bo-634, Dα-598, DM02-037, DM02-112 (En:) Bo-237, DT-157
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Baihumon is a Holy Beast Digimon whose names and design are derived from the mythological White Tiger of the West (白虎 Bái Hǔ^?), known in Japan as "Byakko" (びゃっこ, "Byakko"^?). It is the Sovereign that guards the West, and commands the Deva Makuramon, Sinduramon, and Caturamon. Although it is the youngest of the Sovereigns, it is also the most powerful, and like Azulongmon it is a neutral being that generally won't ally with others.^[1] The characters on its vambraces read "White Tiger" (白虎 Bái Hǔ^?).

Digimon Adventure 02

Main article: Baihumon (Adventure)

Digimon Adventure 02: D-1 Tamers

Main article: Baihumon (Adventure)

Digimon Tamers

Main article: Baihumon (Tamers)

Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer

The Baihumon card, titled "Kongou", is a Rank 6 card which teaches the Kongou technique. Kongou deals Data-type damage to all enemies.

Digimon Tamers: Digimon Medley

Main article: Baihumon (Tamers)

Digital Monster D-Project

Baihumon digivolves from Sinduramon.

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

Digimon World 2

Baihumon can be obtained by finding and capturing him in Tera Domain, or by raising a Meteormon with 20+DP to Lv31 and have it digivolved.It is also one of the "Mega Form Digimon" as Prof. Piyotte referred to them. They are: Virus: Diaboromon, Vaccine: Omnimon and Data: Baihumon which Prof. Piyotte couldn't remember.

Digimon World DS

Baihumon is the Observer of Silver Tamers. When a virus breaks out, Baihumon appears as a boss at Hard Mountains, at level 48.

Attacks

• Kongou (金剛, Kongou^? lit. "Gold Strength"): Emits a wave from its mouth which converts the opponent completely into metal, making them unable to move while their body rusts, and unable to die until they have completely rusted away.
• Tekkousou (鉄甲爪, Tekkousou^? lit. "Iron-armored Claws")
• Kyokurin'o (棘輪尾, Kyokurin'o^? lit. "Spine-ringed Tail")

Notes and References