A Japanese interpretation of a Zemi.
They're based on the claws of a Deinonychus, the thing Jurassic Park's Velociraptors are based on. Arguably possibly mixed with the massive clawed hands of Therizinosaurus, too? But I doubt that a bit, it's the wrong limbs for it in any case.
Given the "ancient" nature, the fact that they're associated with water to some degree (they've been Deep Savers several times, a number of herbivorous dinosaur Digimon have, it's a thing), and the general way it looks, you could make it evolve into a tortoise if you wanted to make your own evolution. Think Meiolana, with the large lumpy shell and the big spiked tail. Failing that there's always good old Doedicurus and other glyptodonts. I guess you could also maybe fudge it and say Vermillimon since it and Monochromon follow the really old paleoart interpretations of monoclonius as having heavily armored backs.
Semi-yes, I guess? They are all dinosaurs, but they're specific dinosaurs - a sub-order going from as early as the Late Jurassic (possibly a bit earlier, but there was a lot of turnover around that point, that's why the End-Jurassic is one of the only ends to a Period to not have a noteworthy extinction associated with it - and why it's one of the least locked-in period changes) until the Cretaceous extinction.
I don't follow how it would end up like that. Most zemi are trigonolitos (three point stones).A Japanese interpretation of a Zemi.
I hope it's not gonna turn into a Evangelion like mon.
Probably have it as a child that turns into a Hurricane Godman. Yet looking at Jupitermon and the others I'm interested in seeing how it would look.
I tried just quoting your response to me on my phone, but it didn't take. I apologize if anyone else gets tagged!They're based on the claws of a Deinonychus, the thing Jurassic Park's Velociraptors are based on. Arguably possibly mixed with the massive clawed hands of Therizinosaurus, too? But I doubt that a bit, it's the wrong limbs for it in any case.
Given the "ancient" nature, the fact that they're associated with water to some degree (they've been Deep Savers several times, a number of herbivorous dinosaur Digimon have, it's a thing), and the general way it looks, you could make it evolve into a tortoise if you wanted to make your own evolution. Think Meiolana, with the large lumpy shell and the big spiked tail. Failing that there's always good old Doedicurus and other glyptodonts. I guess you could also maybe fudge it and say Vermillimon since it and Monochromon follow the really old paleoart interpretations of monoclonius as having heavily armored backs.
They've never really seen the point of doing this, though, since they always end up associating it with Holy stuff. But you could do it.
If you want my take on an Armadimon -> Ankylomon -> Dinosaur line though? Well... one of the really annoying things Digimon did that fouls up the creation of good dinosaur lines is that when they were making Armor forms they used a lot of the big, important dinosaurs in them. In specific for this case, Stegomon is a big issue, because Stegosaurs and Ankylosaurs were as far as we can tell actually really closely related - like, shockingly closely, there are some primates less related to humans than stegosaurs and ankylosaurs generally were - and it's also a big dinosaur with a spiked tail and deadly weapons and armor on its back. Still, the thing about Armors is that they have a bit of wiggle room... so if you use it as a Perfect, and given an Ultimate it's already been associated with...
You'd have to fudge Stegomon a bit to make it slightly more aquatic in nature for it all to fit perfectly, but given they even gave Spinomon attack names reminiscent of Stegomon, it works. You're even working a little bit of Patamon in there in theory, since that's what Stegomon's usually associated with, more for a lack of appearances than anything else granted - which helps with the fudging of course because who knows, maybe it is that way, we'd never be able to tell because it's been playable in like two products ever, and those were the D3 and the old card game.
Semi-yes, I guess? They are all dinosaurs, but they're specific dinosaurs - a sub-order going from as early as the Late Jurassic (possibly a bit earlier, but there was a lot of turnover around that point, that's why the End-Jurassic is one of the only ends to a Period to not have a noteworthy extinction associated with it - and why it's one of the least locked-in period changes) until the Cretaceous extinction.
They're the ones with the big crested heads and the large horns on the front. It's a body plan that's been replicated a few times since then.
I have a fanmade Pachycephalosaurus Ankylomon evolution made in the fanmade digimon forumI don't follow how it would end up like that. Most zemi are trigonolitos (three point stones).A Japanese interpretation of a Zemi.
I hope it's not gonna turn into a Evangelion like mon.
Probably have it as a child that turns into a Hurricane Godman. Yet looking at Jupitermon and the others I'm interested in seeing how it would look.
I tried just quoting your response to me on my phone, but it didn't take. I apologize if anyone else gets tagged!They're based on the claws of a Deinonychus, the thing Jurassic Park's Velociraptors are based on. Arguably possibly mixed with the massive clawed hands of Therizinosaurus, too? But I doubt that a bit, it's the wrong limbs for it in any case.
Given the "ancient" nature, the fact that they're associated with water to some degree (they've been Deep Savers several times, a number of herbivorous dinosaur Digimon have, it's a thing), and the general way it looks, you could make it evolve into a tortoise if you wanted to make your own evolution. Think Meiolana, with the large lumpy shell and the big spiked tail. Failing that there's always good old Doedicurus and other glyptodonts. I guess you could also maybe fudge it and say Vermillimon since it and Monochromon follow the really old paleoart interpretations of monoclonius as having heavily armored backs.
They've never really seen the point of doing this, though, since they always end up associating it with Holy stuff. But you could do it.
If you want my take on an Armadimon -> Ankylomon -> Dinosaur line though? Well... one of the really annoying things Digimon did that fouls up the creation of good dinosaur lines is that when they were making Armor forms they used a lot of the big, important dinosaurs in them. In specific for this case, Stegomon is a big issue, because Stegosaurs and Ankylosaurs were as far as we can tell actually really closely related - like, shockingly closely, there are some primates less related to humans than stegosaurs and ankylosaurs generally were - and it's also a big dinosaur with a spiked tail and deadly weapons and armor on its back. Still, the thing about Armors is that they have a bit of wiggle room... so if you use it as a Perfect, and given an Ultimate it's already been associated with...
You'd have to fudge Stegomon a bit to make it slightly more aquatic in nature for it all to fit perfectly, but given they even gave Spinomon attack names reminiscent of Stegomon, it works. You're even working a little bit of Patamon in there in theory, since that's what Stegomon's usually associated with, more for a lack of appearances than anything else granted - which helps with the fudging of course because who knows, maybe it is that way, we'd never be able to tell because it's been playable in like two products ever, and those were the D3 and the old card game.
Semi-yes, I guess? They are all dinosaurs, but they're specific dinosaurs - a sub-order going from as early as the Late Jurassic (possibly a bit earlier, but there was a lot of turnover around that point, that's why the End-Jurassic is one of the only ends to a Period to not have a noteworthy extinction associated with it - and why it's one of the least locked-in period changes) until the Cretaceous extinction.
They're the ones with the big crested heads and the large horns on the front. It's a body plan that's been replicated a few times since then.
I like the idea of a Stegosaurus, but a better design than our current armor form. It looks like a downgrade. :-/
Personally, Cody should have been partnered with Kotemon. But that's another subject!
Regarding poss. evolutions, I could see something like: Jakapil kaniukura, Stegouros elengassen, Pachycephalosaurus, or Stygimoloch. I like the latter two, but they're much smaller.
It'll happen eventually, I'll bet. They'll put more support of it in and, like, they'll have to give it another Ultimate at some point, and it's easier to say Dinorexmon is a Tyrannomon than it is to make a new one.Unfortunately, the card game with a whole Tyrannomon archetype didn't care to include Dinorexmon, though
Those claws are literally so big we thought the thing was a turtle for a while because we thought they might be flippers.
If it could be, like, a Kentrosaur, it'd be totally perfect, especially since that'd lead into the shoulder spikes on Spinomon, but you take what you can get. Scale the thing up large enough and it'd still work at least.
Well, it's not a bad idea in theory, but Kotemon didn't exist for another two and a half years. Hard for a character to have something that doesn't exist.
Link please!I have a fanmade Pachycephalosaurus Ankylomon evolution made in the fanmade digimon forumI don't follow how it would end up like that. Most zemi are trigonolitos (three point stones).A Japanese interpretation of a Zemi.
I hope it's not gonna turn into a Evangelion like mon.
Probably have it as a child that turns into a Hurricane Godman. Yet looking at Jupitermon and the others I'm interested in seeing how it would look.
I tried just quoting your response to me on my phone, but it didn't take. I apologize if anyone else gets tagged!They're based on the claws of a Deinonychus, the thing Jurassic Park's Velociraptors are based on. Arguably possibly mixed with the massive clawed hands of Therizinosaurus, too? But I doubt that a bit, it's the wrong limbs for it in any case.
Given the "ancient" nature, the fact that they're associated with water to some degree (they've been Deep Savers several times, a number of herbivorous dinosaur Digimon have, it's a thing), and the general way it looks, you could make it evolve into a tortoise if you wanted to make your own evolution. Think Meiolana, with the large lumpy shell and the big spiked tail. Failing that there's always good old Doedicurus and other glyptodonts. I guess you could also maybe fudge it and say Vermillimon since it and Monochromon follow the really old paleoart interpretations of monoclonius as having heavily armored backs.
They've never really seen the point of doing this, though, since they always end up associating it with Holy stuff. But you could do it.
If you want my take on an Armadimon -> Ankylomon -> Dinosaur line though? Well... one of the really annoying things Digimon did that fouls up the creation of good dinosaur lines is that when they were making Armor forms they used a lot of the big, important dinosaurs in them. In specific for this case, Stegomon is a big issue, because Stegosaurs and Ankylosaurs were as far as we can tell actually really closely related - like, shockingly closely, there are some primates less related to humans than stegosaurs and ankylosaurs generally were - and it's also a big dinosaur with a spiked tail and deadly weapons and armor on its back. Still, the thing about Armors is that they have a bit of wiggle room... so if you use it as a Perfect, and given an Ultimate it's already been associated with...
You'd have to fudge Stegomon a bit to make it slightly more aquatic in nature for it all to fit perfectly, but given they even gave Spinomon attack names reminiscent of Stegomon, it works. You're even working a little bit of Patamon in there in theory, since that's what Stegomon's usually associated with, more for a lack of appearances than anything else granted - which helps with the fudging of course because who knows, maybe it is that way, we'd never be able to tell because it's been playable in like two products ever, and those were the D3 and the old card game.
Semi-yes, I guess? They are all dinosaurs, but they're specific dinosaurs - a sub-order going from as early as the Late Jurassic (possibly a bit earlier, but there was a lot of turnover around that point, that's why the End-Jurassic is one of the only ends to a Period to not have a noteworthy extinction associated with it - and why it's one of the least locked-in period changes) until the Cretaceous extinction.
They're the ones with the big crested heads and the large horns on the front. It's a body plan that's been replicated a few times since then.
I like the idea of a Stegosaurus, but a better design than our current armor form. It looks like a downgrade. :-/
Personally, Cody should have been partnered with Kotemon. But that's another subject!
Regarding poss. evolutions, I could see something like: Jakapil kaniukura, Stegouros elengassen, Pachycephalosaurus, or Stygimoloch. I like the latter two, but they're much smaller.
Link please!I have a fanmade Pachycephalosaurus Ankylomon evolution made in the fanmade digimon forumI don't follow how it would end up like that. Most zemi are trigonolitos (three point stones).A Japanese interpretation of a Zemi.
I hope it's not gonna turn into a Evangelion like mon.
Probably have it as a child that turns into a Hurricane Godman. Yet looking at Jupitermon and the others I'm interested in seeing how it would look.
I tried just quoting your response to me on my phone, but it didn't take. I apologize if anyone else gets tagged!They're based on the claws of a Deinonychus, the thing Jurassic Park's Velociraptors are based on. Arguably possibly mixed with the massive clawed hands of Therizinosaurus, too? But I doubt that a bit, it's the wrong limbs for it in any case.
Given the "ancient" nature, the fact that they're associated with water to some degree (they've been Deep Savers several times, a number of herbivorous dinosaur Digimon have, it's a thing), and the general way it looks, you could make it evolve into a tortoise if you wanted to make your own evolution. Think Meiolana, with the large lumpy shell and the big spiked tail. Failing that there's always good old Doedicurus and other glyptodonts. I guess you could also maybe fudge it and say Vermillimon since it and Monochromon follow the really old paleoart interpretations of monoclonius as having heavily armored backs.
They've never really seen the point of doing this, though, since they always end up associating it with Holy stuff. But you could do it.
If you want my take on an Armadimon -> Ankylomon -> Dinosaur line though? Well... one of the really annoying things Digimon did that fouls up the creation of good dinosaur lines is that when they were making Armor forms they used a lot of the big, important dinosaurs in them. In specific for this case, Stegomon is a big issue, because Stegosaurs and Ankylosaurs were as far as we can tell actually really closely related - like, shockingly closely, there are some primates less related to humans than stegosaurs and ankylosaurs generally were - and it's also a big dinosaur with a spiked tail and deadly weapons and armor on its back. Still, the thing about Armors is that they have a bit of wiggle room... so if you use it as a Perfect, and given an Ultimate it's already been associated with...
You'd have to fudge Stegomon a bit to make it slightly more aquatic in nature for it all to fit perfectly, but given they even gave Spinomon attack names reminiscent of Stegomon, it works. You're even working a little bit of Patamon in there in theory, since that's what Stegomon's usually associated with, more for a lack of appearances than anything else granted - which helps with the fudging of course because who knows, maybe it is that way, we'd never be able to tell because it's been playable in like two products ever, and those were the D3 and the old card game.
Semi-yes, I guess? They are all dinosaurs, but they're specific dinosaurs - a sub-order going from as early as the Late Jurassic (possibly a bit earlier, but there was a lot of turnover around that point, that's why the End-Jurassic is one of the only ends to a Period to not have a noteworthy extinction associated with it - and why it's one of the least locked-in period changes) until the Cretaceous extinction.
They're the ones with the big crested heads and the large horns on the front. It's a body plan that's been replicated a few times since then.
I like the idea of a Stegosaurus, but a better design than our current armor form. It looks like a downgrade. :-/
Personally, Cody should have been partnered with Kotemon. But that's another subject!
Regarding poss. evolutions, I could see something like: Jakapil kaniukura, Stegouros elengassen, Pachycephalosaurus, or Stygimoloch. I like the latter two, but they're much smaller.
My issue with Stegosaurs is that after becoming an ankylosaur, those plates just don't compare.
What a Pachycephalosaur lacks in size, it'd make up for in speed. Not that Digimon has ever been strict about how they depict natural animals, so... perhaps a larger Pachycephalosaur? I could see a mechanized one.
Speaking of Armadillomon variants... Liaoningosaurus would be perfect as a semi-aquatic form!
This also fits my headcanon for Gosukomon as his Ultimate, if only it didn't work so well for Crabmon!
Vikemon works, because it's a giant sloth, but I like him too much for Gomamon to have him as part of Armadillomon's line again.
We'll pretend 02 never happened if it ever gets a reboot, just to get those partners! Heck, I could see Davis with Bearmon for a partner!
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For the Zemi, I meant the Digimon interpretation might be off.I don't follow how it would end up like that. Most zemi are trigonolitos (three point stones).A Japanese interpretation of a Zemi.
I hope it's not gonna turn into a Evangelion like mon.
Probably have it as a child that turns into a Hurricane Godman. Yet looking at Jupitermon and the others I'm interested in seeing how it would look.
I tried just quoting your response to me on my phone, but it didn't take. I apologize if anyone else gets tagged!They're based on the claws of a Deinonychus, the thing Jurassic Park's Velociraptors are based on. Arguably possibly mixed with the massive clawed hands of Therizinosaurus, too? But I doubt that a bit, it's the wrong limbs for it in any case.
Given the "ancient" nature, the fact that they're associated with water to some degree (they've been Deep Savers several times, a number of herbivorous dinosaur Digimon have, it's a thing), and the general way it looks, you could make it evolve into a tortoise if you wanted to make your own evolution. Think Meiolana, with the large lumpy shell and the big spiked tail. Failing that there's always good old Doedicurus and other glyptodonts. I guess you could also maybe fudge it and say Vermillimon since it and Monochromon follow the really old paleoart interpretations of monoclonius as having heavily armored backs.
They've never really seen the point of doing this, though, since they always end up associating it with Holy stuff. But you could do it.
If you want my take on an Armadimon -> Ankylomon -> Dinosaur line though? Well... one of the really annoying things Digimon did that fouls up the creation of good dinosaur lines is that when they were making Armor forms they used a lot of the big, important dinosaurs in them. In specific for this case, Stegomon is a big issue, because Stegosaurs and Ankylosaurs were as far as we can tell actually really closely related - like, shockingly closely, there are some primates less related to humans than stegosaurs and ankylosaurs generally were - and it's also a big dinosaur with a spiked tail and deadly weapons and armor on its back. Still, the thing about Armors is that they have a bit of wiggle room... so if you use it as a Perfect, and given an Ultimate it's already been associated with...
You'd have to fudge Stegomon a bit to make it slightly more aquatic in nature for it all to fit perfectly, but given they even gave Spinomon attack names reminiscent of Stegomon, it works. You're even working a little bit of Patamon in there in theory, since that's what Stegomon's usually associated with, more for a lack of appearances than anything else granted - which helps with the fudging of course because who knows, maybe it is that way, we'd never be able to tell because it's been playable in like two products ever, and those were the D3 and the old card game.
Semi-yes, I guess? They are all dinosaurs, but they're specific dinosaurs - a sub-order going from as early as the Late Jurassic (possibly a bit earlier, but there was a lot of turnover around that point, that's why the End-Jurassic is one of the only ends to a Period to not have a noteworthy extinction associated with it - and why it's one of the least locked-in period changes) until the Cretaceous extinction.
They're the ones with the big crested heads and the large horns on the front. It's a body plan that's been replicated a few times since then.
I like the idea of a Stegosaurus, but a better design than our current armor form. It looks like a downgrade. :-/
Personally, Cody should have been partnered with Kotemon. But that's another subject!
Regarding poss. evolutions, I could see something like: Jakapil kaniukura, Stegouros elengassen, Pachycephalosaurus, or Stygimoloch. I like the latter two, but they're much smaller.
Ah, okay. That makes more sense. It just confused me how it'd go from Zemi to Gundam creature.For the Zemi, I meant the Digimon interpretation might be off.I don't follow how it would end up like that. Most zemi are trigonolitos (three point stones).A Japanese interpretation of a Zemi.
I hope it's not gonna turn into a Evangelion like mon.
Probably have it as a child that turns into a Hurricane Godman. Yet looking at Jupitermon and the others I'm interested in seeing how it would look.
I tried just quoting your response to me on my phone, but it didn't take. I apologize if anyone else gets tagged!They're based on the claws of a Deinonychus, the thing Jurassic Park's Velociraptors are based on. Arguably possibly mixed with the massive clawed hands of Therizinosaurus, too? But I doubt that a bit, it's the wrong limbs for it in any case.
Given the "ancient" nature, the fact that they're associated with water to some degree (they've been Deep Savers several times, a number of herbivorous dinosaur Digimon have, it's a thing), and the general way it looks, you could make it evolve into a tortoise if you wanted to make your own evolution. Think Meiolana, with the large lumpy shell and the big spiked tail. Failing that there's always good old Doedicurus and other glyptodonts. I guess you could also maybe fudge it and say Vermillimon since it and Monochromon follow the really old paleoart interpretations of monoclonius as having heavily armored backs.
They've never really seen the point of doing this, though, since they always end up associating it with Holy stuff. But you could do it.
If you want my take on an Armadimon -> Ankylomon -> Dinosaur line though? Well... one of the really annoying things Digimon did that fouls up the creation of good dinosaur lines is that when they were making Armor forms they used a lot of the big, important dinosaurs in them. In specific for this case, Stegomon is a big issue, because Stegosaurs and Ankylosaurs were as far as we can tell actually really closely related - like, shockingly closely, there are some primates less related to humans than stegosaurs and ankylosaurs generally were - and it's also a big dinosaur with a spiked tail and deadly weapons and armor on its back. Still, the thing about Armors is that they have a bit of wiggle room... so if you use it as a Perfect, and given an Ultimate it's already been associated with...
You'd have to fudge Stegomon a bit to make it slightly more aquatic in nature for it all to fit perfectly, but given they even gave Spinomon attack names reminiscent of Stegomon, it works. You're even working a little bit of Patamon in there in theory, since that's what Stegomon's usually associated with, more for a lack of appearances than anything else granted - which helps with the fudging of course because who knows, maybe it is that way, we'd never be able to tell because it's been playable in like two products ever, and those were the D3 and the old card game.
Semi-yes, I guess? They are all dinosaurs, but they're specific dinosaurs - a sub-order going from as early as the Late Jurassic (possibly a bit earlier, but there was a lot of turnover around that point, that's why the End-Jurassic is one of the only ends to a Period to not have a noteworthy extinction associated with it - and why it's one of the least locked-in period changes) until the Cretaceous extinction.
They're the ones with the big crested heads and the large horns on the front. It's a body plan that's been replicated a few times since then.
I like the idea of a Stegosaurus, but a better design than our current armor form. It looks like a downgrade. :-/
Personally, Cody should have been partnered with Kotemon. But that's another subject!
Regarding poss. evolutions, I could see something like: Jakapil kaniukura, Stegouros elengassen, Pachycephalosaurus, or Stygimoloch. I like the latter two, but they're much smaller.
Look at mjolnir or any other myth or legend based mon.
doesn't evolve into it. Especially with Nanimon, Raremon, and while not trash Nanomon too. (I think that's it's name)
If I recall they all had some in their first appearances but I may be mistaken. Off the top of my head their was sukamon to etemon (but I think targetmon has been used before too) and can further use metal etemon or maybe kingetemon. I think raremon was associated initially with extyrannomon but now we also have rareraremon. And I'm pretty sure nanimon's first real evolution was digitamamon (who has devitamamon or holytamamon. Though I'm not sure how official the latter is)Weird question, but are any of the trash mons have established evolution lines besides Numemon? Probably Etemon too, unless the
