Millenniummon (ミレニアモン Millenniumon)
Partner(s):	Ryo Akiyama
Digivolution
Mega	Kimeramon + Machinedramon[1]
Mega	Millenniummon
Mega	Moon=Millenniummon ZeedMillenniummon

Millenniummon is a character from the Digimon video game series starring Ryo Akiyama, making a cameo in the Digimon 02 series. He is a synthetic-type Digimon that was created as a result of Machinedramon and Kimeramon DNA Digivolving for reasons unknown. He was also the final boss in Digimon Battle Spirit and Digimon Adventure: Anode/Cathode Tamer, while Moon=Millenniummon was the final boss in Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers and Digimon Adventure 02: D-1 Tamers, and ZeedMillenniummon, the final boss of Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer and Digimon Tamers: Battle Spirit Ver. 1.5.

DescriptionEdit

Digimon Adventure: Anode/Cathode TamerEdit

Millenniummon was created when a dying Kimeramon fused with a mortally wounded Machinedramon (this Machinedramon was one of the Dark Masters, he was defeated by WarGreymon, but survived) into a single entity. Abnormally strong, he quickly overcomes the DigiDestined as well as the four Digimon Sovereigns. His power was so great, the Digital World itself becomes warped and twisted. Apparently not content to simply defeat them, Millenniummon then imprisons the DigiDestined and revives their previous enemies (Devimon, Etemon, Myotismon and Piedmon) to guard them.

Tai Kamiya's partner Agumon managed to somehow escape, carrying Tai's Digivice. Using it, he desperately called for help. Only one child, Ryo Akiyama, answered the call. Upon his arrival, Ryo thought he was merely having a vivid dream until he was wounded by Kuwagamon. The boy agreed to help rescue the DigiDestined and stop Millenniummon, even though the odds were all but impossible.

For his part, Millenniummon did not bother with Ryo and his growing number of Digimon allies, even as his revived Dark Digimon were being defeated and the DigiDestined rescued. He notes that Ryo appears to have a strange power and was content to simply observe the youth. When Ryo finally manages to reach his castle, Millenniummon appears in his Ultimate form (depending on whether it is Anode Tamer or Cathode Tamer, the player confronts Kimeramon or Machinedramon) before revealing his true form.

After a long and difficult battle, Millenniummon is defeated and Tai, the last of the hostage DigiDestined, is rescued. After being thanked by Tai and a tearful farewell with Agumon and the other Digimon, Ryo returns home.

Digimon Adventure 02: Tag TamersEdit

In here, Millenniummon appears after Ryo defeats Diaboromon. He splits the Digital World in two with an attack, destroying the mountain they were in and turning Tai and Agumon to stone. He was defeated by Ryo Akiyama once, after which he will create a door which will appear near the town. This door requires six keys, otherwise it will not open. In the other half of the Digital World, before Ken fights Millenniummon as well, an Elecmon will speak of a rumour of a door that leads to Millenniummon's heart, mind and soul (translation has all three as definitions). After that, Ken will defeat Millenniummon as well.

However, Millenniummon has not been defeated yet. Ryo and Ken have to pick up 9 pieces of the Digimental (DigiEgg) of Desire, as those are the keys to the door. After going through the door, they will have to defeat six rounds of enemies in Millenniummon's mind world (as he calls it), before they will face Moon=Millenniummon. Defeating Moon=Millenniummon will turn Tai and Agumon back to normal, but Millenniummon will appear (not Moon=Millenniummon) and launch his Dark Spores at Ryo. Ken intervenes and gets the Dark Spores in the neck instead. Millenniummon will say his power is eternal and disappear.

Wormmon will narrate about how Ken became increasingly cold to him, and hope for the better. Ken, on the other hand, in his Digimon Emperor clothes will stand on a cliff in the Dark Ocean, saying that he is different from Millenniummon, and that he is the Digimon Emperor. This forms Ken's backstory for Digimon Adventure 02.

Attacks

• Time Unlimited: Creates a pocket dimension with compressed time, and traps an opponent there for an eternity.

Other FormsEdit

The name "Millenniummon" refers only to the first Mega form of this Digimon. Throughout the series, Milleniummon gains the ability to Digivolve into a number of more powerful forms, each with a different name and special attack. Millenniummon, however, is the form he is first encountered in.

Kimeramon and MachinedramonEdit Kimeramon and Machinedramon are the base forms of Millenniummon. Before the events that draw Ryo Akiyama to the Digital World, Machinedramon and Kimeramon are two Digimon who are defeated by Tai Kamiya and his friends. Both are mortally wounded but somewhow manage to DNA digivolve into Millenniummon together, sundering time and reviving defeated foes. Machinedramon appears as the first boss of the final stage of Millenniummon's Lair in Cathode Tamer, while in Anode Tamer, he is replaced by Kimeramon. Both wield the Apocalymon Variable. Once either is defeated, Ryo faces Millenniummon. Anode/Cathode Tamer

Moon=MillenniummonEdit After his defeat by Ryo and Ken, Millenniummon's DigiCore transformed into a spirit form sealed in a crystal of hatred and anger. In this form he has no substance. Moon=Millenniummon carries the infamous Digi-egg of Desire. He battled Ryo Akiyama as the final bosses of Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers and Digimon Adventure 02: D-1 Tamers. This time he opened a rift in space and time hurling himself and Ryo through it. In the process the crystal broke and he became ZeedMillenniummon. Attacks Death Crystal

ZeedMillenniummonEdit ZeedMillenniummon is the final evolutionary form of Millenniummon—appearing as a two-headed dragon with its bottom portion trapped in a crystal and his body surrounded in Fractal Code to keep his unstable power at bay. He is the one responsible for creating the VR Digimon to attack Ryo. He met his supposed end when Monodramon forced a DNA Digivolution between them, the result being a DigiEgg. But in a way, Millenniumon's true desire of being Ryo's partner became a reality as his data enabled Monodramon to take on the form of Cyberdramon (this is the reason for Cyberdramon's fierce temperament). By equipping the ZeedMillenniummon card, Cyberdramon can digivolve to ZeedMillenniummon instead of his natural Mega, Justimon. Attacks Time Destroyer

Notes and ReferencesEdit