There's a real "Rat Fink" vibe to Numemon, if you ask me, but knowing the creator's love of Western monsters, I think Numemon's real inspiration is obvious where else have we seen such distressingly human teeth and gums on a gluttonous green blob, also bearing in mind that "nume" means basically "slimy?"Īs you can imagine, Numemon are often the butt of jokes throughout Digimon media, often showing up when they're in the mood for a gross-out joke or just a really, really pathetic monster, though in the first season, it was actually the prissy Mimi who first befriended a band of the smelly mollusks.īut as the original "Magikarp" of the Digimon world, Numemon too has its own "Gyarados". Need your order delivered in time for the Holidays Unfortunately we can no. Gameplay changes: Now the player has the ability to Praise/Scold a Digimon. I'm not usually that big into toilet humor, but a pitiful, unwanted slug that eats dookie and typically lives in the sewer really speaks to me on a spiritual level, and anything with bare, lidless eyeballs on veiny stalks is love at first sight. There isnt anything to not love about a big, glowy-eyed egg with reptile feet.
#Digimon v pet numemon series#
Yeah, its traditional color throughout the series may be candy-pink, but that's neither yogurt nor ice cream nor merely "sludge" or whatever else the English dub wound up calling it, and as I'm sure you can imagine, Numemon's primary attack method is to generate even more of it. Also like Numemon, V-pet Nanimon had its own exclusive, extra-powerful evolutionary upgrade, and 'perfect' is right.
Numemon, however, was ostensibly an "undesirable" evolution - if you can believe it - actually even weaker than a child Digimon and only obtained should you fail to meet any of the minimum requirements for any other Adult, most notably when you fail to clean up any of your digimon's virtual poop. Behold one of the original seven Adult Digimon from the very, very first Digimon Virtual Pet, and one of the other courses down which Agumon could go.
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