Damemon is a character in Digimon Fusion. He is tiny, robotic Digimon that acts very clumsily, diverting suspicion from himself, but his true form is as a robotic ninja named Tuwarmon. He originally worked with Tyutyumon as a spy for DarkKnightmon, but eventually took his place as Yuu Amano's partner.

DescriptionEdit

Damemon was accidentally born when the drifting waste data of feces in the Digital World's dust randomly combined and mutated. When Yuu Amano hides at a playground while grieving at the death of his grandmother, Damemon appeared before Yuu and let him into the Digital Space, where Yuu receives his X Loader from SkullKnightmon. Taiki's Determination! Overcome the Strongest Apollomon! Lilithmon picked him up, to be used as a clown for the empire's army, and he settled down in the Bagra Army's headquarters before anyone noticed. Since "No good, no good!" (ダメダメ！, Damedame!^?) is his favorite phrase, he has a bad habit of criticizing people without reading the atmosphere, regardless of the person or situation.^[2] Because he constantly says it while criticizing every little part of the imperial army, he is disliked by Tactimon and Blastmon.^[3]

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Attacks

• Bunbun Ken (ブンブン拳, Bunbun Ken^? lit. "Buzzing Punch"): Rotates his tonfa and barely hits the target, making it more useful for making the opponent flinch than inflicting damage.
• Gun Vulcan: Fires, from hidden guns in his feet and tonfas, small, black, mysterious objects that spread a foul smell, doing more to make the opponent repulsive than to inflict damage, and causing them to lose their fighting spirit. He is always careful, because he is angered at Digimon living in the area if he isn't completely cleaned after he shoots.
• Boo~st Attack: Spreads a lot of smelly gasses as he strikes, so that even he doesn't know where he will fly off to, inflicting a lot of emotional damage to the opponent due to the hit and the smelly gasses.
• Digi Ninpou: Bujin Henka (デジ忍法・武人変化, Digi Ninpou: Bujin Henka^? lit. "Digi Ninja Art: Warrior Transformation"): Transforms into Tuwarmon.

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Other formsEdit

TuwarmonEdit Attacks Mantis Dance: Transforms the Mantis Arm while whirling violently like he was dancing, cleaving apart the opponent in a certain-kill sword performance until there's nothing left. Smokin' Boogie: Fires out rainbow-colored fumes and shells in all directions from the Punpun Armor, inflicting damage on the opponent while keeping himself hidden. Mantis Arm: Throws the Mantis Arm at the opponent. Digi Ninpou: Inja Fukkatsu (デジ忍法・隠者復活, Digi Ninpou: Inja Fukkatsu? lit. "Digi Ninja Art: Hermit Restoration"): Releases a seal containing a stored ally. Digi Ninpou: Kawarimi no Jutsu (デジ忍法・変わり身の術, Digi Ninpou: Kawarimi no Jutsu? lit. "Digi Ninja Art: Body Replacement Technique"): Instantly switches places with a Tuwarmon-shaped dummy in order to evade an enemy attack. Ninpou: Fūjinha (忍法・風神波, Ninpou: Fūjinha? lit. "Ninja Art: Fūjin's Waves"): Generates a powerful downwash of wind. Digi Ninpou: Kumo Shibari (デジ忍法・クモ縛り, Digi Ninpou: Kumo Shibari? lit. "Digi Ninja Art: Spider Bind"): Casts electrified threads from his hands which form into a spiderweb that captures the opponent. Digi Ninpou: Furoshiki Dzutsumi (デジ忍法・風呂敷包み, Digi Ninpou: Furoshiki Dzutsumi? lit. "Digi Ninja Art: Furoshiki Wrapping"): Instantly ties the opponent up in a cloth sack. Digi Ninpou: Kawashimi no Jutsu (デジ忍法・かわし身の術, Digi Ninpou: Kawashimi no Jutsu? lit. "Digi Ninja Art: Body Dodging Technique"): Dodges in the blink of an eye to evade an enemy attack.

XrosUpTuwarmonEdit A Great Legendary Hero Gathering! The Digimon All-star Showdown!! This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Attacks Digi Ninpou: Hoshi Arashi (デジ忍法・星嵐, Digi Ninpou: Hoshi Arashi? lit. "Digi Ninja Art: Star Storm"): Unleashes a stream of stars from his hand.

Other DigiXros formsEdit Main article: DigiXroses (Xros Wars)

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