Chuchidarumon is a Mutant Digimon whose name and design are derived from "Tsuchidaruma" (土だるま? lit. "mud man").
Digimon Tamers
Digimon World
MudFrigimon is a wild Digimon found at only on the summit of Mt.Panorama. Like his snowy cousin, he uses Water and Battle attacks. They occasionally drop Medium MP floppies when defeated. When Mamemon appears on the mountian, the group of mud-men are nowhere to be seen.
Digimon Digital Card Battle
MudFrigimon belongs to the Rare Card specialty. It has 810 HP, and its circle attack is Heavy Punch, with an attack power of 480. It has no support or special abilities.
Digimon World 2
MudFrigimon digivolves from Gotsumon and it can digivolve into Meteormon.
Digimon World 3
MudFrigimon is only available as a Brown Digimon Card with 12/11.
Digimon Dawn and Dusk
Tsuchidarumon is #152, and is a Champion-level, HPtype-class, Beast-species Digimon with a resistance to the Earth element and weakness to the Fire element. Its basic stats are 152 HP, 183 MP, 95 Attack, 99 Defense, 80 Spirit, 66 Speed, and 43 Aptitude. It possesses the Hard Rock2 and LuckyMedal2 traits.
It dwells in the Magnet Mine.
Tsuchidarumon digivolves from Gotsumon. In order to digivolve to Tsuchidarumon, your Digimon must be at least level 20, with 70% friendship, but only if you have previously befriended a Tsuchidarumon.
Tsuchidarumon can DNA Digivolve from Floramon and Mushroomon, if the base Digimon is at least level 16, with 60% friendship, but only if you have previously befriended a Tsuchidarumon. Tsuchidarumon can DNA digivolve to Pandamon with Frigimon, or to Tekkamon with Thundermon.
Tsuchidarumon can be hatched from the Beast Egg.
Digimon Battle
Chuchidarumon has a village area named after it known as Mudfrige. In the village, Chuchidarumon (Mudfrigimon) are NPCs that sell items or give out quests to worthy tamers of the right level.
Attacks
- Heavy Punch (Great Weight): Body-slams foe.
- Mud Ball[4] (Piece of Earth): Slams fists into ground to cause pillers of earth to rise.
- Mad Rocker (Rock to Mud): Sings loudly at foe.
- Mud Coat
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Digimon World Dawn and Dusk
- ↑ Digimon Encyclopedia: Digimon Tamers Cast List
- ↑ Digimon World
- ↑ This attack retains its original name of "Piece of Earth" in Digimon Digital Card Battle.