Kuramon

Group: Micro - Level: Baby Kuramon is the part-virus, part Digimon creature which hatched from the Digi-Egg created by Willis, the chosen child from America. Kuramon was quickly discovered by Izzy, who ran to Tai's apartment to tell him about this new creature. While he and Tai talked, Kuramon Digivolved to his In-Training stage of Tsumemon right in front of their eyes. He eventually assumed his Mega form,Diaboromon, and was apparently destroyed by Omnimon. Four years later, however, it was revealed that Diaboromon had survived the battle, and has spent the time in between reproducing himself, as millions of Kuramon. These Kuramon were being transmitted into the real world via e-mails which allowed them to emerge when opened. While Tai, Matt and Omnimon entered the Internet to battle Diaboromon again, the other kids set about rounding Kuramon up, finding them at a soccer game, on a train, and in the possession of a little girl, to name just a few, and sending them back to Izzy to be dealt with. Omnimon, meanwhile, was unable to get to Diaboromon because of a massive Kuramon swarm that blocked his way, but soon, Kari, T.K. and their Digimon arrived to help, seizing Diaboromon and allowing Omnimon to destroy him. However, Davis had learned that Kari had gone into the 'net, and played right into Diaboromon's hands by having Yolei open the gate to allow him to go to Kari. The gate opened so wide that all the remaining Kuramon were able to escape to the real world, where they gathered in Tokyo Harbour, and merged together to form Armageddemon. Imperialdramon Paladin Mode was able to discorporate Armageddemon, turning him back into the Kuramon, who were then captured by the DigiDestined's Digivices and the normal specators' cell phones, channelled through Imperialdramon's Omega Sword, and sent back to Izzy to be taken care of. ''A Kuramon first appears in "Digimon: The Movie." He spoke only one word, and was never referred to by name, except in the film's credits. His voice was supplied by Brianne Siddall. Multiple Kuramon reappeared in '"Revenge of Diaboromon'." Name: From “kurage,” the Japanese word for “jellyfish.”''