Bakemon (バケモン)
Level	Champion
Type	Ghost
Attribute	Virus
Family	Nightmare Soldiers
Size	30.0 G[1]
Prior forms	DemiDevimon[2]
Next forms	Phantomon[3] Myotismon[4] BlueMeramon[5] Pumpkinmon[2]
Partners	Chris Connor Ren Tobari
Voice actors	(Ja:) Kōki Miyata, Katashi Ishizuka, Keaton Yamada, Keiichi Sonobe, Takahiro Sakurai (Adventure Pastor) (En:) Michael Reisz, Bill Timoney
Other Names • 고스몬 Ghostmon
Variations • Soulmon

Bakemon is a Ghost Digimon that is said to be a product of "Death Evolution", when a Digimon's data is incompletely deleted that results in an undead-type Digimon. Bakemon are known as the "Dancing Spirits". Bakemon are usually henchman in the series and can be very easily destroyed even by lower level Digimon. His name refers to the Japanese word "Bakemono", meaning "spirit" or "monster".

Contents 1 Digimon Adventure 1.1 Digimon Adventure: Anode/Cathode Tamer 2 Digimon Adventure 02 2.1 Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers 3 Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer 4 Digimon Frontier 5 Digimon World Data Squad 6 Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01 7 Digimon Next 8 Digimon World 9 Digimon Digital Card Battle 10 Digimon World 2 11 Digimon World 3 12 Digimon World DS 13 Digimon World Dawn and Dusk 14 Digimon Story: Lost Evolution 15 Digimon Battle Spirit 16 Digimon Battle 17 Digimon Masters 18 Notes and References

Digimon AdventureEdit

Main article: Bakemon (Adventure)

Digimon Adventure: Anode/Cathode TamerEdit

Bakemon are enemies in Temple of Darkness—Right and Left, Myotismon's Mansion, and Shrine of Evil—Left and Right, though the last in only Anode Tamer.

Digimon Adventure 02Edit

In the Digital World's Death Valley (Land of No Return in dub), the Digimon Emperor had control over the Bakemon with his Dark Rings. He had them take the form of Yolei Inoue, Cody Hida, Takeru "T.K." Takaishi, Kari Kamiya and their Digimon partners suspended over a Deltamon which was also under the control of the Dark Ring. The plot was to make Davis Motomiya choose which one to save from Deltamon's triple appetite. When Davis offered himself, Digmon appeared with the real DigiDestined and their Digimon. Davis got mad and Armor Digivolved Veemon to Flamedramon after the Bakemon reverted to their true forms. Pegasusmon took out the Bakemon when Nefertimon and Halsemon attacking the Control Spire. Some more were seen in the Digimon Emperor's base where a few were destroyed by Kimeramon. Some Bakemon crashed Yamato "Matt" Ishida's concert on Christmas Eve. When Digimon started to appear in the Real World, three Bakemon were seen in New York.

Digimon Adventure 02: Tag TamersEdit

Bakemon are enemies in Ken's side of the Gear Base and Electro Base.

In line 53, Bakemon digivolves from a Candlemon with a Digi-Egg equipped to Phantomon.

Digimon Tamers: Brave TamerEdit

Bakemon are enemies in the Black Egg's, Trap, and Dark Daisuke's Crevasses.

The Bakemon card, titled "Death Charm", teaches a Digimon the Death Charm technique. Death Charm trades PP with another Digimon.

Digimon FrontierEdit

Some Bakemon are at the Fortuneteller Village A Hunka Hunka BurningGreymon and the Autumn Leaf Fair during the DigiDestined's initial visit. Bizarre Bazaar

Digimon World Data SquadEdit

A Bakemon was reported causing an electrical disturbance in Sneyato Forest and Marcus Damon and Yoshino "Yoshi" Fujieda had to rendezvous with Thomas H. Norstein. During battle, Bakemon digivolved to Myotismon.

Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01Edit

A Bakemon was an underling to Lord Vamde and posed as a Patamon. It first showed Taichi Yagami the V-Tamer Tag which he was searching for, but later revealed his true form and attacked Taichi and Gabo. However Taichi figured out his weakness and so Gabo was able to destroy him.

Digimon NextEdit

In a ruined town, a Bakemon alongside a Pagumon, two Numemon, and a Wormmon was seen running from a Tankdramon. It was destroyed by Tankdramon.

Digimon WorldEdit

Bakemon can digivolve from Kunemon, and Elecmon. There is a 5% chance of any Rookie digivolving into Bakemon if it lost a life. He specializes at using air attacks. Bakemon can further digivolve to a SkullGreymon, Giromon, or Vademon. The item Torn Tatter can also digivolve a rookie into a Bakemon. A wild Bakemon can also be recruited for the city outside of Grey Lord's Mansion. Talk to it when you have a Bakemon digimon and it will translate what it says for you. If you don't, just answer Yes, Yes, and No. He is referred as the "stupid one" by the Soulmon in the mansion itself. Bakemon patrols the shop area, but doesn't actually serve an apparent useful purpose.

Digimon Digital Card BattleEdit

Bakemon appears as an opponent in the game. The Bakemon card belongs to the Dark group.

Digimon World 2Edit

Bakemon digivolves from Tsukaimon, and can digivolve into Phantomon. Bakemon's special attack is "Evil Charm", which has a chance of inducing Confusion on one target. Also, when Bakemon is found in the wild, it is by itself, and can, strangely, move 2 spaces at a time, making it hard to avoid.

Digimon World 3Edit

Bakemon is an enemy found in Asuka's Jungle Grave, in South Sector. Its Phantomon form is also found in the same area in Amaterasu Server. Bakemon is also the digimon that trains your Darkness Tolerance.

Digimon World DSEdit

Bakemon digivolves from Goblimon. Bakemon also appears in Chrome Mine.

Digimon World Dawn and DuskEdit

Bakemon Digivolves from Tsukaimon at LV 19 with 420 dark exp and to Phantomon. He also appears in the Thriller Ruins.

Digimon Story: Lost EvolutionEdit

Bakemon digivolves from DemiDevimon and can digivolve into Phantomon. It can be found in the South Cave.

Digimon Battle SpiritEdit

Bakemon appears as a field enemy in the "Digimon Emperor's Lair" level.

Digimon BattleEdit

Bakemon digivolves from DemiDevimon at level 21 and digivolves to BlueMeramon at level 31. It has a stat build of Str(1), Dex(3), Con(2), Int(2).

Digimon MastersEdit

Bakemon is an obtainable mercenary digimon digivolved from DemiDevimon. It digivolves into Pumpkinmon at LVL 25 and Boltmon at LVL 41.

Attacks

• Zombie Claw (Hell's Hand): Giant decaying claws protrude from under its 'arms' and slash enemies.
• Evil Charm (Death Charm)
• Ghost Chop
• Poison Breath

Notes and ReferencesEdit