MetalKoromon is a Machine Digimon. It is super-tiny and has red eyes that act as photosensors. The appearance of it moving around restlessly seems very cute, but because it is carrying nothing but a simple program that moves in reaction to bright lights, if its surroundings go dark, it becomes completely unable to move. The reason why is not understood, but when it is in a good mood, it discharges electricity from the tip of its tail.[5]
Attacks
- Jamming Powder: Releases iron grains to cause temporary disorder in the opponent's AI, then flees while the opponent is confused.
Design[]
Its design contains elements from a computer mouse.
Etymologies[]
- Choromon (チョロモン)
Official romanization given by the Digimon Reference Book and used in Japanese and some American English media.
- (Ja:) Chorochoro (ちょろちょろ?), the onomatopoeia for darting about.
- MetalKoromon
Name used in Digimon Tamers and other American English media.
- (En:) Metal.
- (Ja:) Korokoro (ころころ?), the onomatopoeia for something round and rolling. From Koromon.
Fiction[]
Digimon Tamers[]
A MetalKoromon appears as a possessed driver of the Behemoth, a sentient motorcycle who was terrorizing the Digital World. Motorcycle Madness
Digimon Data Squad[]
An injured MetalKoromon is in the care of Cherrymon and the group of Nyokimon he protects.
Digimon Adventure:[]
Digimon World Championship[]
Choromon digivolves to Pagumon (20 Darkness AP), Motimon (20 Machine AP), or Kapurimon pass time.
Digimon Battle[]
Choromon can be found and captured in Admin Bureau North and Amusement Park East, where it is a level 5 enemy. Choromon's unique drop is Choromon's Spark, fifteen of which are needed to create a Digi-Egg of Destiny. It has a stat build of 3-2-3-1 as a captured Digimon and a stat build of 3-2-2-3 as an enemy Digimon. Choromon's Skill 1 is Jamming Powder, which is a distant single target skill. Choromon digivolves to Hagurumon at level 11.
Digimon Soul Chaser[]
MetalKoromon digivolves to Kapurimon.
Notes and References[]
- ↑ MetalKoromon is an "In-Training" Digimon in Digimon Battle and incorrectly referred to as a "Rookie" Digimon in Digimon Tamers.
- ↑ Digimon Battle
- ↑ BT2-005: Caprimon
- ↑ BT12-005: Kozenimon
- ↑ Digimon Reference Book: Choromon