Digimon Season 1-5
Takeru "T.K." Takaishi
T.K. has grown a lot during the three and a half to three years after his first adventure. He is 12 in the seventh grade. He's also the star member of his basketball team. At the start of April 2002, he and his mother moved to Odaiba, with T.K. attending Odaiba Elementary in the same class as Davis and his good friend Kari. Because he and Kari are already good friends, T.K. immediately becomes the rival of a paranoid Davis. Like Kari, T.K. has the advantage compared to the new kids because he has had the most experience with Digimon. When the Digidestined come to the digital world, their outfits change. While Davis, Yolei and Cody change their whole outfit, T.K. and Kari only change footwear.
After Paildramon and Silphymon debut, Cody sees that he and T.K. would have to have their Digimon DNA Digivolve. He soon learns that there is another, darker side to T.K., learning of how the events of Angemon's previous death affected him and how he doesn't want to see Patamon die again, which is made clear to Cody when BlackWargreymon attacks one of the destiny stones. In the middle of the battle, Angemon is grabbed by the throat and tells T.K. not to worry about him and to save the stone. T.K. then sees the glow of the destiny stone and yells for Angemon to digivolve, which he does successfully to the DigiDestined and BlackWargreymon's surprise.
On Christmas Day, T.K., Tai and their Digimon go to Paris to help the DigiDestined of France round up the wild Digimon who had appeared in the Real World as a result of Arukenimon opening all the Digi-Ports. In the Other World, T.K. was subjected to MaloMyotismon's illusion: his desire for his family to be together again. But Patamon and Davis broke him free of the illusion by reminding him that no matter how great it would be, it just wasn't going to happen, and that made T.K. infuriated with Malomyotismon for getting his hopes up. Then he then joined with the other kids, who were in the process of breaking free of their illusions too. T.K. used the power of the dream dimension against MaloMyotismon, his dream for no one to suffer as he had, with Angemon, MagnaAngemon, Pegasusmon and Shakkoumon appearing all at once.
After Paildramon and Silphymon debut, Cody sees that he and T.K. would have to have their Digimon DNA Digivolve. He soon learns that there is another, darker side to T.K., learning of how the events of Angemon's previous death affected him and how he doesn't want to see Patamon die again, which is made clear to Cody when BlackWargreymon attacks one of the destiny stones. In the middle of the battle, Angemon is grabbed by the throat and tells T.K. not to worry about him and to save the stone. T.K. then sees the glow of the destiny stone and yells for Angemon to digivolve, which he does successfully to the DigiDestined and BlackWargreymon's surprise.
On Christmas Day, T.K., Tai and their Digimon go to Paris to help the DigiDestined of France round up the wild Digimon who had appeared in the Real World as a result of Arukenimon opening all the Digi-Ports. In the Other World, T.K. was subjected to MaloMyotismon's illusion: his desire for his family to be together again. But Patamon and Davis broke him free of the illusion by reminding him that no matter how great it would be, it just wasn't going to happen, and that made T.K. infuriated with Malomyotismon for getting his hopes up. Then he then joined with the other kids, who were in the process of breaking free of their illusions too. T.K. used the power of the dream dimension against MaloMyotismon, his dream for no one to suffer as he had, with Angemon, MagnaAngemon, Pegasusmon and Shakkoumon appearing all at once.
T.K.'s D3 & D-Terminal
Patamon's Digimon Evolution
Poyomon - Fresh Level
Poyomon is Patamon's Fresh form. After Angemon sacrificed himself to defeat Devimon, Patamon's data was reconfigured into a Digi-Egg. As the DigiDestined departed for the Continent of Server, the Digi-Egg hatched into Patamon's Fresh form Poyomon.
Attack
Bubble Blow: An attack that fires bubbles from the mouth.
Attack
Bubble Blow: An attack that fires bubbles from the mouth.
Tokomon - Training Level
Tokomon is the In-Training form of Patamon. T.K. first meets Tokomon immediately upon his arrival into the Digital World, and the two formed a strong bond very quickly. Tokomon later digivolves into Patamon when the DigiDestined children were in danger from Kuwagamon. When Patamon is reconfigured after the battle with Devimon, he hatches as Poyomon and digivolves to this form again in the Koromon Village. While he normally appears to be harmless and cute, it is notable that when in danger Tokomon will open his mouth, which reveals layers of huge shark-like fangs, first displayed when attacking Kuwagamon during the first episode of Digimon Adventures.
Attack
Bubble Blow: An attack that involves firing bubbles from the mouth.
Attack
Bubble Blow: An attack that involves firing bubbles from the mouth.
Patamon - Rookie Level
Patamon is a small cute orange flying guinea pig like creature with light blue eyes and bat-like wings, which could possibly be his ears. This mammal digimon has also been considered to look like a mouse or pig with wings. Patamon is the playful Digimon partner of T.K.. In Digimon Adventure, Patamon was the last of the Digi-Destined Digimon to achieve his Champion form, and the last again to achieve his Ultimate form. However, both his Champion and Ultimate forms are immensely powerful for their respective level, and are responsible for defeating Devimon and the final Dark Master, Piedmon respectively.
Attack
Boom Bubble: Patamon's body inflates as he gulps in air, which he then shoots forward from his mouth.
Attack
Boom Bubble: Patamon's body inflates as he gulps in air, which he then shoots forward from his mouth.
Pegasusmon - (Digi-egg of Hope)
Pegasusmon, the "Flying Hope", is the form Patamon becomes when he Armor Digivolves using the Digi-Egg of Hope. Patamon first became Pegasusmon when the Digi-Egg of Hope was found. Patamon and his partner T.K., along with Kari and Gatomon had ended up in a cave after escaping from attacking Tyrannomon. T.K. managed to lift the Digi-Egg and evoked its power, allowing Patamon to Armor Digivolve to Pegasusmon. After Ken renounced his evil persona, Pegasusmon was no longer needed as Patamon could now Digivolve naturally. Pegasusmon was used as a means of transportation around the Digital World, and appeared one last time during the battle with MaloMyotismon.
Attacks
Star Shower: Pegasusmon shoots a cluster of stars from his wings.
Equus Beam: Shoots a green beam from his forehead.
Mane Wind: Pegasusmon sends out a shower of needles from his mane.
Golden Noose: Pegasusmon partners with Nefertimon to bind enemies with a rope of golden light.One end of the light comes from Pegasusmon's "Boots" and the other end comes from the "Boots" Nefertimon wears.
Attacks
Star Shower: Pegasusmon shoots a cluster of stars from his wings.
Equus Beam: Shoots a green beam from his forehead.
Mane Wind: Pegasusmon sends out a shower of needles from his mane.
Golden Noose: Pegasusmon partners with Nefertimon to bind enemies with a rope of golden light.One end of the light comes from Pegasusmon's "Boots" and the other end comes from the "Boots" Nefertimon wears.
Angemon - Champion Level
Angemon is the Champion form of Patamon. Angemon is a six-winged angel dressed in white and blue clothing. Like many other humanoid-like Digimon, such as Angewomon, Kazemon, and Silphymon; his eyes are covered by his helmet and are never seen, giving him the appearance of a blind prophet. Angemon appears for the first time during the final fight against Devimon. Devimon had already defeated the other six DigiDestined and their partner Digimon, and when he attempted to grab T.K., Patamon jumped in front of T.K. and finally Digivolved into his Champion form Angemon. In a final desperate attempt to defeat Devimon, Angemon sacrificed himself. Angemon was reborn as a Digi-Egg, eventually hatching to become Patamon again. The second appearance of Angemon occurred in the Real World during the battle between Myotismon and WereGarurumon, in which he forces the former to retreat in a seeming moment of victory when he joins the battle.
Angemon is a very powerful Champion Digimon - his primary attack, the Hand of Fate is very effective against inherently evil Virus-type Digimon of the Champion and Ultimate levels such as Devimon (although when Devimon was empowered with several black gears, a suicidal digivice-augmented Hand of Fate was required) and Myotismon. Even Myotismon (an Ultimate level Digimon) was unable to dissipate it, (he had been able to dissipate Ultimate-level attacks from the other Digidestined's Digimon) and Phantomon (another Ultimate Digimon) was completely destroyed by just a glancing blow. Furthermore, in the Digimon Adventure 02 movie, Diaboromon Strikes Back, he and Angewomon were successful in holding back Diaboromon, a Mega level, Omnimon impaled Diaboromon before he appeared in the Real World as Armageddemon. Angemon is unable to defeat Mega level digimon - namely the Dark Masters (although he was able to hold off Piedmon briefly), VenomMyotismon and BlackWarGreymon - nor Ultimate level Digimon who are not inherently evil or are "fake" digimon made from control spires by Arukenimon (curiously, despite the darkness inherent in the spires themselves), his attacks useless or nearly so against them. Although Angemon is only a Champion level Digimon, his power is equivalent to those of typical Ultimate level Digimon.
Attacks
Hand of Fate: Angemon fires a beam of highly potent sacred energy from his fist, most powerful against purest evil.
Angel Rod: A strike using the staff he carries.
Angel Staff: Spins his staff to block incoming attacks.
Angel's Requiem: Spins his staff to create a whirlwind, repelling nearby enemies.
Angemon is a very powerful Champion Digimon - his primary attack, the Hand of Fate is very effective against inherently evil Virus-type Digimon of the Champion and Ultimate levels such as Devimon (although when Devimon was empowered with several black gears, a suicidal digivice-augmented Hand of Fate was required) and Myotismon. Even Myotismon (an Ultimate level Digimon) was unable to dissipate it, (he had been able to dissipate Ultimate-level attacks from the other Digidestined's Digimon) and Phantomon (another Ultimate Digimon) was completely destroyed by just a glancing blow. Furthermore, in the Digimon Adventure 02 movie, Diaboromon Strikes Back, he and Angewomon were successful in holding back Diaboromon, a Mega level, Omnimon impaled Diaboromon before he appeared in the Real World as Armageddemon. Angemon is unable to defeat Mega level digimon - namely the Dark Masters (although he was able to hold off Piedmon briefly), VenomMyotismon and BlackWarGreymon - nor Ultimate level Digimon who are not inherently evil or are "fake" digimon made from control spires by Arukenimon (curiously, despite the darkness inherent in the spires themselves), his attacks useless or nearly so against them. Although Angemon is only a Champion level Digimon, his power is equivalent to those of typical Ultimate level Digimon.
Attacks
Hand of Fate: Angemon fires a beam of highly potent sacred energy from his fist, most powerful against purest evil.
Angel Rod: A strike using the staff he carries.
Angel Staff: Spins his staff to block incoming attacks.
Angel's Requiem: Spins his staff to create a whirlwind, repelling nearby enemies.
MagnaAngemon - Ultimate Level
MagnaAngemon is Patamon's Ultimate form. He carries the sword Excalibur, which allows him to open the Gate of Destiny. Although he is classified as an Ultimate, the extent of his power is equivalent to that of a Mega level digimon. He is able to fight effectively with inherently evil virus-type digimon such as Piedmon, and conceivably VenomMyotismon. MagnaAngemon first appears in the episode 'Piedmon's Last Jest' towards the end of Digimon Adventure. Piedmon, the last of the Dark Masters, had been able to turn almost all the DigiDestined children and their Digimon into key chains (besides T.K & Kari; Mimi was away at the time, so she was safe also). Patamon digivolved to Angemon and joined the fight, but was easily defeated by Piedmon. After seeing T.K.'s willingness to never give up his crest of Hope finally began to glow, and Angemon finally digivolved into MagnaAngemon. Using the Magna Antidote ability, MagnaAngemon was able to restore all the DigiDestined and their Digimon. MagnaAngemon thenhelped WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon defeat Piedmon by using the powerful "Gate of Destiny" attack.MagnaAngemon makes brief appearances in Digimon Adventure 02. Angemon uses the power of one of the Destiny Stones to digivolve into MagnaAngemon and fight the nearly invincible BlackWarGreymon. Despite being only an Ultimate level Digimon, curiously MagnaAngemon was able to fight evenly with the Mega level BlackWarGreymon and almost banished him into the Gate of Destiny (despite the fact Angemon was unable to spar with Ultimates conceived from Control Spires and his attack had no effect against the one Paildramon slew). MagnaAngemon's capacity as an Ultimate Digimon is similar to how his Champion form, Angemon, is strong enough to match or even overwhelm most Ultimates in Digimon Adventure. MagnaAngemon also appears during the World Tour Arc where he teams up with Metalgreymon and Kiwimon to fight Mamemon,BigMamemon, MetalMamemon and Giromon where Tai and T.K. sent them back to the Digital world. MagnaAngemon also appears to fightSkullsatamon, but is overwhelmed by the latter's rapid attacks and relents his power to Imperialdramon, the latter destroying SkullSatamon upon changing into Fighter Mode. It is unconfirmed whether Patamon loses the ability to reach his ultimate form after transferring his power to Imperialdramon, as the last time he appears is when T.K. helps Patamon digivolve into his three forms: Angemon, Pegasusmon and MagnaAngemon, where they all attack Malomyotismon, but then vanish when they cross into the Digital World. This is either due to the powers of the dimensions to which the digidestined are sent, or Patamon may still have the ability to reach the ultimate level (further evidence to support this theory may possibly be found in the fourth Digimon Movie, where several of the original Digidestined's partners digivolve to levels that required the power of a digicore, suggesting the ability remains). He is never seen in the movies in either series save when Angemon warp digivolves and he is briefly shown before Seraphimon is complete.
Attacks
Gate of Destiny: MagnaAngemon creates a large portal that sucks in the data from enemy Digimon. MagnaAngemon can also unleash an aurora beam when standing behind it.
Magna Antidote: An all-purpose healing ability used to restore the Digidestined and their Digimon from their Keychained forms.
Excalibur: A strike, or block from MagnaAngemon's sword, powerful enough to repel a Mega-Level Digimon.
Magna Beam: A beam of light unleashed from behind MagnaAngemon's Gate of Destiny.
Attacks
Gate of Destiny: MagnaAngemon creates a large portal that sucks in the data from enemy Digimon. MagnaAngemon can also unleash an aurora beam when standing behind it.
Magna Antidote: An all-purpose healing ability used to restore the Digidestined and their Digimon from their Keychained forms.
Excalibur: A strike, or block from MagnaAngemon's sword, powerful enough to repel a Mega-Level Digimon.
Magna Beam: A beam of light unleashed from behind MagnaAngemon's Gate of Destiny.
Seraphimon - Mega Level
Seraphimon is Patamon's Mega form. Seraphimon is an extremely strong digimon. It has a very high level of holy power which can be strong enough to defeat any evil digimon. Seraphimon only appears in the Digimon Adventure 02 movie The Golden Digimentals. In this movie, Angemon fights against the evil Digimon Cherubimon. During the battle, Angemon and Angewomon Digivolve into their Mega forms in order to release the Golden Digieggs for Veemon and Terriermon to armor digivolve into Magnamon and Rapidmon, after which they defeat Cherubimon as Seraphimon de-digivolves into Patamon with Gatomon. As such, this form is never shown in the main anime series, not even when Patamon digivolves into all of his forms to combat MaloMyotismon.
Attacks
Strike of the Seven Stars: Seraphimon fires seven great orbs of holy energy.
Hallowed Knuckle: Seraphimon calls down a powerful bolt of lightning.
Hallowed Ascension: Seraphimon discharges a close range electric energy shock from his wings.
Attacks
Strike of the Seven Stars: Seraphimon fires seven great orbs of holy energy.
Hallowed Knuckle: Seraphimon calls down a powerful bolt of lightning.
Hallowed Ascension: Seraphimon discharges a close range electric energy shock from his wings.
T.K. & Cody :Light Yellow & White Digivices
Shakkoumon - Ulitmate Level (DNA-Fusion)
Shakkoumon is an Ultimate Level Mutant digimon who is the DNA Digivolved form of Angemon and Ankylomon, combining the features and armor attributes of a Dino-type Digimon with the powers of an Angel type. Shakkoumon was first formed when the DigiDestined were about to battle BlackWarGreymon in an effort to protect the very last Destiny Stone. Both Cody Hida and T.K. knew they could not let the artificial Digimon destroy everyone, despite BlackWarGreymon's reasons. Their Digimon partners, Angemon and Ankylomon were able to DNA digivolve at that point, forming Shakkoumon, who teamed up with Paildramon and Silphymon to fight BlackWarGreymon.
Attacks:
Justice Beam: Shakkoumon shoots reddish-orange beams out of his eyes.
Kachina Bombs: A hole around his waist opens up to launch exploding clay disks at enemies.
Heaven's Ray: Shakkoumon absorbs data energy from nearby computers or other technology and uses it to fire a beam from his chest.
Attacks:
Justice Beam: Shakkoumon shoots reddish-orange beams out of his eyes.
Kachina Bombs: A hole around his waist opens up to launch exploding clay disks at enemies.
Heaven's Ray: Shakkoumon absorbs data energy from nearby computers or other technology and uses it to fire a beam from his chest.
