&;-- lilac lullaby :: modest mauve ::

Digimon

Digital Partner

Beauty of Flowers

Lalamon is Yoshino's Digimon partner, who first appeared to her after her first piano recital. Lalamon adores Yoshino very much and understands her best. She is very optimistic and will fight to the end even if she doesn't stand a chance.

Lalamon has many forms, yet her default form is simply as Lalamon. She can easily fit into Yoshino's Digivice iC, although she becomes more open as the latter of the series progresses.

And, uh, I'm not sure if this is true on account of not seeing the entirety of Digimon Savers nor have I played the PlayStation 2 game, but I have not seen Lalamon's Baby form appear in the show. I think it's Tanemon, but you can never be too careful.

Budmon

Name: Budmon (JP)
Etymology: "Bud" is a bump on the tip of a flower that eventually blooms.
Debut: Episode 17
Level: Fresh
Attribute: Vaccine
Type: Plant
VA: Yukana (JP)

Lalamon has never returned to her Budmon form, but Budmon first appeared to Yoshino after her first piano recital. A Baby Digimon, she is both small and lively.

Attacks

Poison Spines: Budmon fires the spikes on her head.

Lalamon

Name: Lalamon
Etymology: "La" is a note in the do-re-mi-fa-sol-la-ti scale. At the same time, Lalamon's alternate spelling, "Raramon", also appears to be valid since a rara ayub is a plant that helped the prophet Jobin the Christian Bible.
Debut: Episode 1
Level: Child
Attribute: Data
Type: Plant
VA: Yukana (JP), Dorothy Fahn (US)

Lalamon is the form that Yoshino's Digimon often takes place in and is easily able to squeeze into Yoshino's Digivice. Though Lalamon may seem weak, she will not give up and won't hesitate to protect her friends even if it costs her life.

Attacks

Nuts Shoot: Lalamon shoots seed bombs from her mouth. This attack was renamed Seed Blast in the US.
Sing a Song: Lalamon sings a lullaby that can put her enemies into a deep sleep.
Lala Screw: The leaves on Lalamon's head can be used as a propeller to cut enemies.

Sunflowmon

Name: Sunflowmon (JP), Sunflowermon (US)
Etymology: "Sunflower" is a name of a flower.
Debut: Episode 2
Level: Adult
Attribute: Data
Type: Plant
VA: Yukana (JP), Dorothy Fahn (US)

Sunflowmon is a large Digimon emulating a sunflower. Though a plant Digimon, she has the ability to levitate and fly.

To evolve Lalamon through Evolution, Yoshino charges her Digivice saying, "Digisoul... Charge!"

Attacks

Sunshine Beam: Sunflowmon's face glows yellow and emits a powerful beam.
Cactus Tail: Sunflowmon fires thorns from her tail.
Smiley Binta: The petals around Sunflowmon's face spin and are shot in razor-like projectiles.

Lilamon

Name: Lilamon
Etymology: "Lilac" is a name of a flower.
Debut: Episode 17
Level: Perfect
Attribute: Data
Type: Fairy
VA: Yukana (JP)

Lilamon is a beautiful and graceful Digimon who can easily hover in the air. Despite her enchanting, cute demeanor she harnesses strong power that can fell her enemies.

To evolve Lalamon through Perfect Evolution, Yoshino charges her Digivice saying, "Digisoul... Full Charge!"

Attacks

Lilac Shower: Lilamon shoots a shower of pink beams from her arms.
Un Deux Pollen: Lilamon dazzles her enemies in a dance showering pollen.
Beauty Slap: Lilamon swings her arms into a slap, forming shockwaves that can pound her opponents.
Marvel Shot: Lilamon shoots a golden ray from her arms.
Lilac Dagger: Lilamon forms a glowing yellow dagger with her arm to use against her opponents.

Rosemon

Name: Rosemon
Etymology: "Rose" is a name of a flower.
Debut: Episode 28
Level: Ultimate
Attribute: Data
Type: Fairy
VA: Yukana (JP)

Rosemon is just as beautiful as she is dangerous. Though seemingly calm, Rosemon will not hesitate to fight and protect what she believes in.

To evolve Lalamon through Ultimate Evolution, Yoshino charges her Digivice saying, "Digisoul Charge! Overdrive!!"

Attacks

Roses Rapier: Rosemon's rapier and whip emit a pink aura and she uses them to strike her opponent.
Ivy Hug: When Rosemon plants her rapier into the ground, thorny brambles sprout and wrap around her enemy.
Thorn Whip: Rosemon's whip lengthens and binds her opponent.
Forbidden Temptation: Rosemon takes her flowery clothes and blasts them at her enemy.
Beauty Shock: Rosemon zaps her opponent with her whip. (Game)
Thorn Shot: Rosemon fires a thorn. (Game)
Danger Thorn: Rosemon fires a bramble towards all of her enemies. (Game)

Rosemon (Burst Mode)

Name: Rosemon (burst mode)
Etymology: "Rose" is a name of a flower.
Debut: Episode 43
Level: Ultimate
Attribute: Data
Type: Fairy
VA: Yukana (JP)

It's the same Rosemon, but in a much more powerful form. With the Digivice Burst, Rosemon can be twice as threatening once she handles its hidden power properly. While in a new look, Rosemon Burst Mode has the least amount of changes from Rosemon compared to the rest of the Burst Mode Digimon with their respective Ultimate forms.

To evolve Rosemon through Burst Evolution, Yoshino charges her Digivice saying, "Charge! Digisoul... Burst!"

Attacks

Aguichant Lèvres: Rosemon blows kisses into the form of pink hearts, which shoot rays at her enemies. ("Aguichant lèvres" is French for "arousing lips.")
Tifaret: Rosemon attacks with seven Tifarets.
Charite: Rosemon's rapier becomes a red whip and whips her opponents with it. ("Charite" is French for "charity.")

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