According to series director Hiroyuki Kakudou, Digimon were made to be somewhat like a "part of their human partner's soul . . something like a twin". When observing the interactions between Takeru and his Digimon, this explanation is quite evident: Patamon appears to be a child-like, innocent being with an easy-going and friendly demeanor, much like Takeru. However, the pair's relationship has had its flaws due to certain misunderstandings made on Takeru's behalf. Hiroyuki has also explained that "the Digimon have something of them that symbolize what their partners lack". In Takeru and Patamon's case, this could be seen in Takeru's (season 1) naive misinterpretations and disagreements to certain important dialogues and events. While Patamon was usually understanding and accepting of different situations, Takeru held certain insecurities which lead to a number of distorted judgements, causing relatively serious arguments and separation between the two.
Despite all this, while Takeru didn't always agree or get along with Patamon in the first Adventure Series, there proved to be no problems between the pair in Adventure 02. Takeru had matured from many of the naivety flaws he had once possessed and had grown to appreciate Patamon more than ever.
Name: Patamon
Level: Rookie
Attack: Boom Bubble
Patamon's personality is very similiar to Takeru's: carefree and cheerful! He loves to have innocent fun and gets along great with other Digimon. When it comes to strength, Patamon is able to digivolve when Takeru needs him most. His evolutions are among the most powerful and have pulled the Chosen Children from the brink of destruction many times.
Name: Angemon
Level: Champion
Attacks: Hand of Fate, Angel Staff
Angemon made his first appearance during the fight with Devimon in
The Legend of the DigiDestined. He sacrificed himself in order to save Takeru and defeated the disruption Devimon had been causing with his Black Gears. Time and time again, Angemon has lent his powerful attacks against the worst virus-type Digimon in an effort to save both worlds.
Appearances:
Season 1 - Episodes 13, 33, 37, 38, 39, 40, 47, 48, 49, 50, 52
Season 2 - Episodes 7, 26, 34, 35, 36, 41, 43, 48, 49
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Name: MagnaAngemon
Level: Ultimate
Attacks: Gate of Destiny, Magna Antidote
MagnaAngemon first appeared in Piedmon's Last Jest. All the children's Digimon, plus nearly all the children themselves (with the exceptions of Takeru and Hikari) had been made into keychains by Piedmon. MangaAngemon appeared in the brink of time as Takeru and Hikari fell hundreds of feet, and quickly went on to revive the DigiDestined and Digimon from their handicapped state. It is with MagnaAngemon's 'Gate of Destiny' attack that Piedmon is defeated for good.
Appearances:
Season 1 - Episodes 52, 53, 54
Season 2 - Episodes 34, 41, 43, 49
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Name: Seraphimon
Level: Mega
Attacks: Strike of the Seven Stars, Hallowed Knuckle
Seraphimon's first and only appearance was during the Zero Two movie The Golden Digimentals. When the others were on the brink of defeat, Takeru and Hikari showed up with Angemon and Angewomon, who warp-digivolved into their Mega forms. Seraphimon, one of the strongest Celestial Digimon and keeper of one of the Golden Digi-Eggs, helped release the eggs and devolved back into Patamon. The release of the eggs helped in the final destruction of Kerpymon; Seraphimon never made a reappearance in the season or any of the movies.
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Name: Pegasusmon
Level: Armor
Attacks: Star Shower, Wind Mane
Pegasusmon was introduced in Zero Two immediately after Takeru obtained the Digi-Egg of Hope (episode 3) and was used throughout the duration of the season. Being a Holy Beast-type Digimon allowed him to once again partner up with Nefertimon in attacking virus-type Digimon throughout the Digital World. Pegasusmon was also used as a means of transportation by Takeru and the others.
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