Galemon is a Bird Dragon Digimon. It has large wings and distinct, blade-like horns. Its hardened horns, further developed than those of Pteromon, grant Galemon a kind of sixth sense, allowing it to rapidly detect abnormalities in its surroundings through the winds they sense. An intelligent Digimon, Galemon can strike first by utilizing its ability to predict not only environmental changes, but threats such as enemy ambushes and attacks as well. Also able to move around on four legs, Galemon can stay low to the ground to conceal its presence as it approaches enemies. As its preferred diet comprises fruit and nuts, Galemon possesses a deep connection to herbivorous Digimon. It has a symbiotic relationship with these plant-eating Digimon, who provide Galemon with food in return for its protecting their territory.[1] GrandGalemon, using its winds, can convey instructions and deliver warnings to groups of Galemon, ensuring the forest's safety.[2]
Attacks
- Hurricane Slicer: Generates large gusts of razor-sharp wind.
- Tornado Launcher (Tornado Thrower): Uses its mouth to blow twisters at its opponents.
Design
Etymologies
- Galemon (ゲイルモン)
Official romanization given by the Digimon Reference Book and used in Japanese media.
- Gale.
Fiction
Digimon Liberator
During Shoto Kazama's duel against Frozen Knight, he digivolves his ST18-05: Muchomon into ST18-08: Galemon. Both Galemon and EX7-034: GrandGalemon use their Vortex effects and attack. Galemon attacks the suspended EX7-017: SnowAgumon — destroying it. Galemon then uses Muchomon's inherited effect piercing effect to check one of Frozen Knight's security cards. In a later turn, EX7-023: Hexeblaumon's effect strips Galemon of its digivolution sources. Out of Control (Part 1) Due to Hexeblaumon's effect, Galemon spent the rest of the duel unable to suspend as it had less digivolution sources than it. Galemon's presence also causes more issues for Shoto, as Frozen Knight is able to use multiple effects that only work if Shoto has a Digimon with 0 digivolution sources. Shoto eventually goes on to win the duel, Galemon watching the events unable to do anything other than strengthen Frozen Knight. Out of Control (Part 2)
During Shoto's duel with Yao Qinglan, Yao has BT19-019: Shellmon attack Shoto's security with this revealing a Galemon. Shellmon survives despite its lower DP due to BT19-018: Swimmon's inherited Jamming effect. Galemon's security effect activates, allowing Shoto to play EX7-032: Galemon. He digivolves this Galemon to ST18-09: Deramon. Later in the duel, Yao uses BT19-092: Wadatsumi Purification to send ST18-13: Eaglemon to the bottom of Shoto's deck, which sends this Galemon to the Trash since it was one of its digivolution sources. Vortex Resonance (Part 2)
During Shoto's duel with Owen Dreadnought, Owen's BT21-029: Medusamon attacks Shoto's security and battles a EX7-032: Galemon.[3] On his final turn, he digivolves ST18-08: Galemon to EX7-034: GrandGalemon, uses its effect to suspend itself and make itself immune to enemy Digimon effect, then digivolves to BT20-1010: Zephagamon ACE. Re:START (Part 2)