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Plutomon

プルートモン· Purūtomon

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A Digimon that rules over the realm of the dead and uses fear and violence to terrorize evil. Plutomon, shrouded in deep shadow, stalks through the land in search of villains and criminals who deserve to be sent to the realm of the dead. Plutomon delights in chewing up evildoers with its mouths filled with rows of sharp fangs, and lets out a sinister chattering noise as it seeks out its prey. The combination of this and its fearsome appearance frightens even good Digimon. It is something of a secret that Plutomon's abilities all have the disquieting power to fling villains down to the realm of the dead. In one of those moves, Hell's Gate, a giant mouth appears from the darkness and swallows enemies whole, and their data is broken down into scraps. The Haggard Cluster move has the fangs of its chest release a darkness that will absorb and vaporize any substance in its path. Plutomon's Chaos Light attack is the culmination of its battle rage; once activated, the mouths all over its body bite with an insatiable hunger for data, making it a frightful predator. Plutomon shares the goal of punishing evil with Jupitermon of the Olympos XII. However, there is a longstanding animosity between the two because Jupitermon does not approve of Plutomon's level of cruelty in carrying it out.

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Evolution

NameAttr
Oleamon#1178 · 2022
Digitamamon#0092 · 1998
Cerberumon#0416 · 2001
Lamortmon#1148 · 2021
Matadrmon#0703 · 2005
Were Garurumon#0223 · 1999
Cerberumon(Werewolf Mode)#0941 · 2013
Astamon#0673 · 2004
Hippogriffomon#0492 · 2002
Labramon#0398 · 2001

Skills(3)

Others
Haggard ClusterUnleashes the fangs on its chest to release a darkness, that absorbs all substances and vaporizes everything.—
Chaos RightsChews the enemy with the mouths all over its body.—
Hell's GateCauses a gigantic mouth to appear from the darkness and swallows villains whole, and disassembles those who have been swallowed into scraps of fragmented data.1