Rhamphomon
ランフォモン· Ranfomon
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A Pterosaur Digimon with large membrane-like wings. Rhamphomon has excellent flying ability and can even carry Digimon larger than itself with both feet while in the air. Launching itself from the ground straight up into the sky, it glides around on air currents, spending most of the day soaring in the air. When it spots prey during its flight, it tucks its wings beneath itself and dives down at once in a swooping attack. When hunting, Rhamphomon stuns its prey using Crystal Cannon to shoot ultra high-velocity crystal shells from it's mouth or Hammer Strike to bludgeon with the crystal on the tip of its tail. Following this, it seizes its prey with both feet and carries it high into the air before using No Hope Fall as a finisher, dropping it and slamming it into the ground. Some specimens can use an offshoot technique called Crystal Rain in which Crystal Cannon is fired twice in succession, causing the crystal shells to collide in mid-flight and shatter into smaller fragments.
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Evolution
| Name | AttrAttribute | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #0400 | Child | Vaccine | 2001 |
Skills(4)
| Japanese | Description | Others | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crystal CannonFires an ultrahigh-speed crystal cannonball from its mouth. | クリスタルキャノンKurisutaru Kyanon | Fires an ultrahigh-speed crystal cannonball from its mouth. | — |
| Hammer StrikeStrikes by swinging the crystal on the tip of its tail. | ハンマーストライクHanmā Sutoraiku | Strikes by swinging the crystal on the tip of its tail. | — |
| No Hope FallSeizes the enemy with its feet, soars, and then throws them down from high in the sky. | ノーホープフォールNō Hōpu Fōru | Seizes the enemy with its feet, soars, and then throws them down from high in the sky. | — |
| Crystal RainFires its Crystal Cannon twice in a row, causing the cannonballs to collide in mid-flight, shattering into pellets. | クリスタルレインKurisutaru Rein | Fires its Crystal Cannon twice in a row, causing the cannonballs to collide in mid-flight, shattering into pellets. | — |