A Beast Digimon with the appearance of an enormous mole. It bears a drill on its nose and each of its toes, which allow it to dig through the earth. As a result, they are a rare species to catch sight of above ground due to the fact that they are always digging. Drimogemon are indiscriminate in what they choose to dig up or dig through, and though they are usually shy, they have a mischievous side that drives them to take things others have placed underground. These two facts make them pests, somewhat.
Attacks: Drimogemon make use of what they dig up as weapons, from rock strata to fossils. They also attack with their drills, the most threatening of which is the one on their knows. The drills on their feet are smaller, but no less durable. When caught above ground, Drimogemon will often fight by digging in and out of the ground, popping back up to attack like a puppet in a carnival game.
Drill Spin - Attacks with the drill on its nose.
Crusher Bone - Throws a large bone (that it either stole or just unearthed) like a boomerang.
Screw Claw - Attacks with the drill claws on its forepaws.
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Drimogemon
Type: Beast | Attribute: Data
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A Beast Digimon with the appearance of an enormous mole. It bears a drill on its nose and each of its toes, which allow it to dig through the earth. As a result, they are a rare species to catch sight of above ground due to the fact that they are always digging. Drimogemon are indiscriminate in what they choose to dig up or dig through, and though they are usually shy, they have a mischievous side that drives them to take things others have placed underground. These two facts make them pests, somewhat.
Attacks:
Drimogemon make use of what they dig up as weapons, from rock strata to fossils. They also attack with their drills, the most threatening of which is the one on their knows. The drills on their feet are smaller, but no less durable. When caught above ground, Drimogemon will often fight by digging in and out of the ground, popping back up to attack like a puppet in a carnival game.