Tailmon "Gatomon"

Details Clubs Pictures Top > Characters > Tailmon Tailmon (テイルモン)Tailmon appears similar to a white Egyptian kitten, with enormous yellow and red gloves and black claws. In the dub, she speaks in a soft, drawling voice. The Japanese version, however, has her in a much older voice to reflect her maturity as an adult level Digimon. As Plotmon, she acts more youthful like many of the Child level Digimon. Her name, "Gatomon," comes from "gato," which means "cat" in Spanish, Greek, and Portuguese. Tailmon first appeared in Digimon Adventure as a malicious Digimon working for Vamdemon. As a Digi-Egg, Tailmon had been separated from the other seven Chosen Digimon. When she later digivolved into Plotmon, Vamdemon took her under his wing. Plotmon eventually naturally evolved into Tailmon and became one of Vamdemon's lieutenants in his army of Digimon. During this time, she gained a rival in one of his other minions, PicoDevimon, as the two competed for their master's favor. Her only friend was Wizarmon, a friendly Digimon who Tailmon had once helped. Tailmon also bears red X-shaped scars from when Vamdemon "beat" her because he did not like her eyes. (Source: Wikipedia) Voice Actors Tokumitsu, Yuka Japanese Mirman, Edie English Hernández, Cristina Spanish Zimmermann, Katrin German Higgins, Kate English Romano, Laura Italian Kapfer, Carol Portuguese (BR) Sáinz, Marta Spanish Sonozaki, Mie Japanese Yvette, Erin English Lituac, Michèle French Chan, Joy Mandarin See MoreRecent Featured Articles Top 15 Epic Transformation Sequences in Anime Henshin a go go baby! Transformation is a staple in many genres of anime, from fighting to magical girl. The sacred rule of transformation is that no other character is allowed is interrupt while you power up to your next form, so of course you want to make things spiffy with a henshin sequence. by NicWat10 104,420 views SpoilerCollectionAnime ArchetypesDragon BallSailor Moon Digimon vs Pokemon: Children and their Cute Monster Partners Pokemon and Digimon came out at about the same time and both franchises share a similar concept, children partnering up with Digital/Pocket monsters to go on adventures and save the world. But what differences are there between these two series? by NicWat10 12,687 views AnalysisMonstersGame Adaptation window._taboola = window._taboola || []; _taboola.push({ mode: 'alternating-thumbnails-a', container: 'taboola-below-article-thumbnails-character', placement: 'Below Article Thumbnails Character', target_type: 'mix' }); $(window).on('load', function(){ $('#myanimelist .character-anime + table .Lightbox_AddEdit:first').malTooltip({ position: 'left', header: 'Get started', body: '<p>Try making your own Anime List! No sign up required.</p>' }); $('#myanimelist .character-manga + table .Lightbox_AddEdit:first').malTooltip({ position: 'left', header: 'Get started', body: '<p>Try making your own Manga List! No sign up required.</p>' }); });