Song of Sakuyamon

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"Song of Sakuyamon" 舞い散る究極の花！サクヤモン進化 "Whirling Ultimate Flower! Sakuyamon Evolves"
Airdate	(Ja:) December 30, 2001 (En:) March 30, 2002
Animation studio	Toei Animation

Contents 1 Synopsis 2 Featured characters 3 Digimon Analyser 4 Digivolutions 5 Quotes 6 Other notes 6.1 Continuity errors 6.2 Animation errors 6.3 Dubbing changes 6.4 Digimon references 6.5 Real-world references 6.6 Miscellaneous trivia

[edit] Synopsis

Zhuqiaomon and Azulongmon send the tamers to rescue Calumon. Ryo Akiyama, Cyberdramon, and Ebonwumon watch the crevice where the sovereign Baihumon is fighting, when suddenly he jumps out. Baihumon collapses, and Ryo and Cyberdramon head out towards where Cyberdramon senses the D-Reaper, and Calumon is being held. The tamers arrive where Calumon is being held. They see strange red blobs floating upwards, and anything that touches these blobs is instantly deleted. Ryo and Cyberdramon arrive, and join with the other tamers. Rika and Renamon set off after Calumon on their own, with Ryo and Cyberdramon following close behind. Rika finally finds Calumon, and they head back up. Ryo grabs her to save her from a blob. He uses a card to cause a cave in, stopping the bubbles for a while. The remainder of the tamers start rappeling down the wall using Azulongmon's beard to help Ryo and Rika. The bubbles break through, and Rika goes down to stop them, leaving Calumon with Ryo. Renamon tries to convince her to go back because it is too dangerous, however Rika refuses. Rika and Renamon biomerge to Sakuyamon. Sakuyamon destroys the explosion of D-Reaper blobs with a single blow. The tamers, their digimon, and Calumon set off with Zhuqiaomon and Azulongmon when a giant geyser of D-Reaper goo shoots out, scattering everywhere.

[edit] Featured characters

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Humans	In-Training	Rookie	Champion	Ultimate	Mega	Other
Rika Nonaka (1) Henry Wong (1) Takato Matsuki (1) Suzie Wong (1) Jeri Katou (1) Kenta Kitagawa (1) Kazu Shioda (1) Ryo Akiyama (2)	Calumon (4)	Lopmon (1) Terriermon (1) Renamon (1) Guilmon (1)	Guardromon (1)	Cyberdramon (2)	Zhuqiaomon (1) Azulongmon (1) Ebonwumon (2) Baihumon (3) Sakuyamon (5)	D-Reaper (4)

[edit] Digimon Analyser

Sakuyamon Level: Mega Type: Wizard Attribute: Data Technique: Henry: ""

[edit] Digivolutions

Renamon Sakuyamon

[edit] Quotes

[edit] Other notes

[edit] Continuity errors

[edit] Animation errors

[edit] Dubbing changes

[edit] Digimon references

[edit] Real-world references

[edit] Miscellaneous trivia

Japanese Title Card: Sakuyamon

Episodes of Digimon Tamers
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Digimon Tamers
Main characters:	Takato Matsuki | Henry Wong | Rika Nonaka | Ryo Akiyama | Jeri Kato | Kazu Shioda | Kenta Kitagawa | Suzie Wong | Ai and Mako
Digimon:	Guilmon | Terriermon | Renamon | Cyberdramon | Leomon | Guardromon | MarineAngemon | Lopmon | Impmon | Calumon
Allies:	Omnimon | Mitsuo Yamaki | Monster Makers | Digimon Sovereigns | Alice McCoy and Dobermon
Villains:	Hypnos | Devas | Mephistomon | D-Reaper | Locomon/GrandLocomon and Parasimon
Couplings:	Rukato | Jurato | Ryuki | Hirokanta | Jenruki/Jianruki | Henry & Alice
Other media:	Battle of Adventurers | Runaway Locomon | Digimon Tamers 1984 | Original Story: Message in the Packet
See also:	Digimon | List of episodes | Voice credits