Agumon



Agumon is a Reptile Digimon. It has grown up and become able to walk on two legs, and has an appearance like a tiny dinosaur. Because it is still on the way to adulthood, its power is low, but as its personality is quite ferocious, it doesn't understand fear. It has grown hard, sharp claws on both its hands and feet, and demonstrates its power in battle. It is also a being that foretells Digivolution to a great and powerful Digimon.

Attacks Attacks in Digimon All-Star Rumble
 * Pepper Breath (Baby Flame): Spits flame breath from its mouth to attack the opponent.
 * Kūchū Baby Flame (空中ベビーフレイム lit. "Aerial Baby Flame"?)
 * Sharp Claws (するどいツメ Surudoi Tsume?, lit. "Sharp Claw"): Attacks with claws.
 * Spirit Fire (Spitfire): Shoots a small blast of fire from its mouth.
 * Cross Fire (Cross Fight): Gathers power and then either bites foe or slashes them with claws.
 * Battle Hawk
 * Triple Bird Flame (Triple Baby Flame): Performs "Pepper Breath" alongside two other Agumon, fusing the three flames into a gigantic fireball.
 * Claw Uppercut (Uppercut)
 * Claw Attack[16] (Mach Jab)
 * Mach Jab Combo
 * Dynamite Kick
 * Fire Breath
 * Baby Burner: Accumulates "Pepper Breath" in its mouth and then spits it out all at once as a much more powerful blast.
 * Gamble Jump
 * Agumon Dive
 * Wildfire Uppercut
 * Wild Whip
 * Agumon Fight Special
 * Splash Kick
 * Triple Combo
 * Slam Combo
 * Final Claw
 * Super Pepper Breath

Design
Agumon is a short and stout 'Tyrannosaurus rex'-like Digimon standing about 3 feet tall, and has amber orange skin and light green eyes. It also has flattened forearms with broad, three-clawed hands, though early artwork for the Digimon virtual pet depicted its hands with four claws, and distinct pectoral muscles. Its legs and arms are shown to be very vascular. Its tail is stubby, and its head and snout are almost as large as the rest of its body.

Etymologies
Official romanization given by the Digimon Reference Book and used in the franchise.
 * Agumon (アグモン)
 * (Ja:) Aguagu (あぐあぐ?), the onomatopoeia for biting.