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PAJIRAMON
Group:
Exalted Beast – Level:
Ultimate – Type: Virus – Attack Techniques:
Treasure
Bow, Thunder Stomp
Pajiramon
is the sheep Deva,
who Bio-Emerged
in Akihabara
alongside Vajramon.
After
knocking the humans in the area unconscious with a hypersonic
bleat, Pajiramon joined Vajramon in consuming electrical
equipment to stabilise their bodies. Terriermon
took on
Pajiramon with the aid of a Thor’s Hammer Modify
Card,
to little effect, then Digivolved
into Gargomon
and
managed to break her horns with his Gargo Laser, before she
brought him down with a Thunder Stomp, and pinned him with
arrows. Henry
defended him against her continued stomps
with a Rock Armour card, then was convinced by Takato
to
slash the Blue Card,
causing Gargomon to Matrix
Digivolve into Rapidmon.
Rapidmon easily evaded her
attacks, and, as she tried to take a human shield, blasted her
with a Tri-Beam, destroying both her a Vajramon. However, while
Vajramon was then able to reconstitute his data, Pajiramon was
not.
Pajiramon
appears in “Duel
with the Deva.”
Her D-Power
analysis identifies her as a "Deva Beast" Digimon, but
the Devas should all have the same Group classification, and this
does not match Chatsuramon's
later
identification as an "Exalted Beast." "Exalted
Beast" is a more appropriate name, working from the fact
that the Devas were all "Holy" animals (Beasts, Birds,
etc) in Japan, so I choose to apply that group to her. Her voice
is supplied by Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, performing the role as an
homage to actress Kate Mulgrew.
Name:
From “Pajra,” one of the
twelve Devas from Sanskrit.
PARASIMON
Group:
Parasite – Level: Mega – Type: Virus –
Attack
Techniques: Electric Bind, Digicabolic Steroid
The
spider-like Parasimon used his
mind-controlling abilities to seize control of the train Digimon,
Locomon,
and sent him hurtling around Tokyo on an endless
circuit, moving at such a high speed that he created a spatial
distortion that opened a rift between Earth and the Digital
World
at
Ichigaya station. Using a camouflage ability to remain hidden,
Parasimon sat atop Locomon, and observed as the Digimon Tamers
attempted to stop Locomon’s progress. When Takato,
Rika
and Renamon
boarded Locomon, Rika attempted to smash his
furnace with a wrench, but Parasimon’s tendrils emerged from
it and entwined her, enabling him to control her mind, as well.
Using memories of her father and a song she used to sing with him
to manipulate her, Parasimon had Rika attack Takato and Renamon,
but when the conflict made it’s way to the roof of the
carriage, Parasimon revealed him. Guilmon
was able to free
Rika by severing the tentacle holding her with his Rock Breaker,
but after Locomon Digivolved
into GrandLocomon,
Rika made an attempt to stop him from disconnect the carriage she
was in, and was grabbed by more tentacles. Takato and Guilmon Biomerged
into Gallantmon
and severed the tentacles, then destroyed
Parasimon. However, before he deleted completed, Parasimon sent a
signal into the rift that summoned a massive swarm of other
Parasimon to Earth. They began wreaking havoc in the city, and
all the Tamers and their Digimon engaged them in battle, finding
it easy to destroy the individuals, but nigh impossible to
destroy the multitude, as they continued to pour through the
rift. Even the arrival of Justimon
and Beelzemon
failed to sufficiently turn the tide, but then Gallantmon assumed
his Crimson Mode, and flew into the heart of the rift, using his
Crimson Light attack to obliterate all the Parasimon in one shot.
Parasimon
appears in “Runaway
Locomon.” His voice is
supplied by David Lodge.
Name:
From “parasite,” an
organism that lives by attaching itself to and feeding off of
another.
PARATICE
HEAD
The
Paratice Head is the
seventh of the D-Reaper’s
Agents,
a towering
beast with tentacles sprouting from its head, and many mouths all
over its body, all of which speak with Jeri’s
voice.
Acting both as a warrior and an information gatherer, it has the
power to fire energy beams.
A
Paratice Head first appeared when one
blindsided Justimon
after he escaped from a swarm of Bubbles,
but all that was seen of it was a tentacle. When it was
discovered that Jeri was being held within the D-Reaper’s Kernel
Sphere, her father appropriated
a van and drove out to the
edge of the creature’s mass and called out to her –
but
the only response he got was from a Paratice Head, which emerged
from the chaos and attempted to scan Jeri’s father, but
failed due to it’s inability to comprehend the concept of
parents. Jeri’s father seized the tentacle, and was thrashed
around by it, as Gallantmon
and Justimon destroyed
portions of the Agent, only to have them immediately regenerate.
Jeri’s father drove his van directly into its legs, with
zero effect, only serving to make the Agent turn on him. As
Gallantmon intercepted it’s attack, Guardromon
and
Justimon combined their attacks and severed the Paratice
Head’s life cords, destroying it.
Later,
a Paratice Head was seen rampaging
through the city streets as the Tamers waged the final battle
within the D-Reaper. It blasted a police car, but was then
destroyed by Guardromon.
A
Paratice Head first appears in “His
Kingdom for a Horse.”
The Paratice Heads are the
only Agents that speak apart from the Jeri
Type,
and their voices, like Jeri and the rest of the D-Reaper, are
supplied by Bridgette Hoffman.
PENDULUM
FEET
Pendulum
Feet are the third
of the D-Reaper’s
Agents.
They are capable of
flight, and have powerful hooks and scythes on the ends of their
extendable arms and legs, which are put to dangerous effect when
they spin their bodies around and whirl towards their enemies.
Pendulum Feet are also armed with spherical flying weapons, which
explode or generate energy beams - but the most deadly skill of
these Agents is their ability to replicate the attacks and powers
of the opponents they face.
The
first Pendulum Feet appeared along with
a flock of Searchers,
hovering above the D-Reaper’s
chaos, where the Tamers’ Ultimate Digimon
engaged it.
It defended itself with a replica of Taomon’s
Talisman Spell shield, then struck WarGrowlmon
with a copy
of his Atomic Blaster. Beelzemon
then arrived to help, and
severed the Pendulum Feet’s life cord with his Corona
Blaster, allowing the other Digimon to combine their attacks and
destroy it.
More
Pendulum Feet appeared during the Mega
Digimon’s battle with Creep
Hands, and tried to use
their explosive projectiles on Sakuyamon,
but her Spirit
Strike attack took care of them and evaded their hooks long
enough to bind and destroy them. 
A
Pendulum Feet first appears in “Reunion.”
PHANTOMON
Group:
Ghost - Level: Ultimate -
Type: Virus - Attack Techniques: Shadow Scythe, Father Time
A
Phantomon was among the shadowed Digimon
who wanted Rika
to tame them. As seen in “O
Partner, Where Art Thou?”
PHOENIX
GATE
Gateway
to Zhuqiaomon’s
castle
on the Digmon Sovereign
plain of the Digital World,
just beyond the South Gate,
which is guarded by Antylamon.
The Tamers go through the
Phoenix Gate in “No
Mon Is an Island.”
PIPISMON
Group:
Mutant – Level: Armour – Type: Data –
Attack
Techniques: Crazy Sonic Blast, Sky Jacker
Pipismon
was one of the Digimon
who
invaded the island base of VP Labs, and held company president Ryuuji
Tamashiro and programmer Takehito
Uehara captive,
threatening Uehara’s daughter, Minami,
to make Uehara
reveal the location of the V-Pet
vaccine program. When Seasarmon
and Growlmon
burst into the complex to free Minami,
Pipismon was destroyed with one Pyro Blaster shot, along with Ponchomon
and Sepikmon.
Pipismon
appears in “Battle
of
Adventurers.”
Pipismon is the Armour Digivolved
form of
Patamon with the Digi-Egg of Love.
Name:
From "pipistrellus," a genus of bat.
PLESIOMON
Group: Dragon
–
Level: Mega –
Type: Data – Attack Techniques: Water Tail Blaster, Shaking
Pulse
When Calumon
released the energy of
the Shining Digivolution,
a Plesiomon was among the many
Mega-level Digimon who were created and converged on the area,
who was identified by Kazu.
<>Plesiomon
appears in “Janyu’s
Ark.”
Name:
From “plesiosaurus,” a
prehistoric aquatic reptile, whose name is Greek for "near
lizard." Bandai of America refers to this Digimon
“Preciomon,” a poor romanisation of his Japanese
name,
Plesiomon, which was corrected for the US version of the show.
PONCHOMON
Group:
Ghost – Level: Armour – Type:
Virus
– Attack Techniques: Tequila Knuckle, Cactus Butt
Ponchomon
was one of the Digimon
who
invaded the island base of VP Labs, and held company president Ryuuji
Tamashiro and programmer Takehito
Uehara captive,
threatening Uehara’s daughter, Minami,
to make Uehara
reveal the location of the V-Pet
vaccine program. When Seasarmon
and Growlmon
burst into the complex to free Minami,
Pipismon was destroyed with one Pyro Blaster shot, along with Pipismon
and Sepikmon.
Ponchomon
appears in “Battle
of Adventurers.”
Ponchomon is the Armour
Digivolved
form of Patamon with the Digi-Egg of Sincerity.
Name:
From “poncho,” a
blanket-like piece of clothing typically associated with Mexico.
PRINCIPAL
See
Kurosawa,
Seiji
"PROMISE"
In her younger years, Rika
would sing this song with her father, before he left her mother. This
incarnation of the song is as follows:
"Every morning, every night,
You watch over me like the sun in the sky,
Every morning and every night,
Will you promise me you'll be my guardian light?"
When her mind was invaded by Parasimon,
this memory was used by him to manipulate her, making her attack Takato
and Renamon
even as she sang a revision
of it, lamenting her father's absence. The lyrics to this song are:
"Promise
that we'll stay
for the sunset,
And when the moon shines through the darkness,
We can find the path that leads us home,
And on the way you'll...
...maybe...
...sing me a song.
Promise that you always will be there,
Hold my hand if ever I'm real scared,
Help me stand up tall if I fall down,
Make
me laugh away all my bluest days!
How
could you promise you always would be there?
Why'd
you have to go away somewhere?
Every
morning into every night,
Do you
watch over me like the sun in the sky?
Am I
all alone, or standing in your light?
I wish
that I could...
...maybe...
...sing you a song...
...tonight.
You promised me we'd stay for the sunset...."
Both
versions of "Promise" are sung
in "Runaway
Locomon." The song
was written by John Majkut, and performed by Rika's voice actress,
Melissa Fahn.
PTERAMON
Group:
Dinosaur – Level: Armour – Type:
Data – Attack Techniques: Sharp Wing, Side Winder
At the
time when Mephistomon
was
disrupting Earth’s network with his V-Pet
plot, a
Pteramon Bio-Emerged
in an industrial area, where it was
confronted by Rika
and Renamon.
Renamon destroyed
it with a Battle Tomahawk Modify
Card, but could tell upon
absorbing it’s data that there was something different about
it.
Shortly
thereafter, another Pteramon was
seen in the void between Earth and the Digital
World,
attempting to cross between the two, as the disruptions caused by
the V-Pets had made it easier for Digimon to Bio-Emerge. It was
destroyed by Omnimon.
When
Mephistomon’s plan came to
it’s ultimate fruition, and the V-Pets caused networks to
collapse, another Pteramon was among the Digimon who Bio-Emerged
in the resultant chaos. This Pteramon was then deleted with the
activation of the V-Pet vaccine program.
Pteramon
appear in “Battle
of
Adventurers.” Pteramon
is the Armour Digivolved form of
Armadillomon with the Digi-Egg of Love.
Name:
From the Greek word,
“ptera,” meaning “wings,” as in
the
prehistoric flying reptiles, “pteranodon” and
“pterodactyl,” upon which Pteramon is based.
PUKUMON
Group:
Mutant
– Level: Mega – Type: Virus – Attack
Techniques:
Needle Squall, Globefish Poison<>When Calumon
released the energy of
the Shining Digivolution,
a Pukumon was among the many
Mega-level Digimon who were created and converged on the area.
Pukumon
appears in “Janyu’s
Ark,”
and is barely visible due to his small size
- it's definitely proven that it is his him, however, by the fact
that Bandai released a 1.5" figure in his likeness, and they
only create such figures of characters who appear in the show.
Name:
Apparently from some sort of
corruption of the Japanese word, "fugu," meaning
blowfish.
PUMPKINMON
Group:
Pumpkin - Level: Ultimate - Type:
Data - Attack Techniques: Trick or Treat, Pumpkin Smash
A
Pumpkinmon was among the unfortunate Digimon
seen frozen in IceDevimon’s
collection of defeated
opponents. As seen in “The
Icemon Cometh.”
Name:
From “pumpkin,” a
vegetable.