Kongoumon (コンゴウモン)
Level:	Armor[1]
Attribute:	Data, None
Type:	(Ja:) Insect Digimon (En:) Insectoid Digimon
Family(s):	Metal Empire
Digivolves from:	Wormmon + Digi-Egg of Miracles[2]
Slide Evolution:	Kabuterimon[3]
Voice actor(s):	(En:) Bob Papenbrook

Kongoumon is an Insectoid Digimon whose name and design is derived from the Vajra (金剛, Kongou^?) and Sumo wrestling. It is armor digivolved form of Wormmon through the Digi-Egg of Miracles. The DigiCode on its breechcloth reads (金剛, Kongou^?).

Contents 1 Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer 2 Digimon Frontier 3 Digimon Data Squad 4 Digimon Xros Wars 5 Digimon World 3 6 Digimon World DS 7 Digimon World Dawn/Dusk 8 Notes and References

Digimon Tamers: Brave TamerEdit

Kongoumon is one of the bosses that Ryo has to fight once he gets either Agumon or Veemon.

Digimon FrontierEdit

The first Kongoumon seen was a restaurant owner in a village near KaratsukiNumemon Mountain who would not accept the DigiDestined's money and threw them out. Another one was seen at the Autumn Leaf Fair who was unable to help Takuya find the Toucanmon and the boys' D-Tectors.

Digimon Data SquadEdit

An injured Kongoumon was seen in the care of Cherrymon and the Nyokimon that he protects.

Digimon Xros WarsEdit

Main article: Kongoumon (Xros Wars)

Digimon World 3Edit

Kongoumon will only appear in the game once you have Patamon or Renamon at lvl. 45 or higher. For Renamon, he will be found in Amaterasu's North Sector, at Kulon Mines' Kulon Pit. For Patamon, he will be found in Amaterasu's North Sector, in the Legendary Gym. Giving him Crystal Rod and Twinkle will make the Immaculate weapon.

Digimon World DSEdit

Kongoumon digivolves from Stingmon if holding the Digi-Egg of Miracles. Also, a Kongoumon is fought along with a Flamedramon and a Kenkimon in the Arena. It can´t digivolve into any other Digimon.

Digimon World Dawn/DuskEdit

They can be found in the chip forest area of Transfield. He can also be obtained by using the Digi-Egg of Miracles on wormmon at level 32+ with 190+ Attack Stat

Attacks

• Power Slapping (Vajra)
• Multiple Arm Bombs (鉄砲, Teppou^?, lit. "Gun")^[4]

Notes and ReferencesEdit