Digimon
From Bandai handheld to anime: children and their partner Digimon
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Rika Nonaka (Ruki Makino) & Renamon – G.E.M. Series - Megahouse - Re-Release
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T. K / Takeru Takaishi und Patamon - DXF Adventure Archives - Banpresto
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Omnimon - Digimon Adventure - Banpresto
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Angemon - Digimon Adventure - Digivice - Banpresto
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Random Choice- Good Night Digicolle! - Digimon Adventure Mega Egg Figure - Megahouse
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Patamon - Digimon Adventure - Sofvimates
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Diaboromon - Digimon - Clash of Light and Darkness - Ichibansho
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Patamon - Digimon Funko POP!
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Agumon - Digimon Adventure Look Up - Megahouse - Re-Release
€44.99In stock
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Works
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Digimon Ghost Game · Digimon Frontier
Figures and collectibles from the Digital World: from Digimon Adventure to the G.E.M. pairs of child and Digimon.
More about Digimon
Digimon began in 1997 not as an anime but as a handheld device: the Digital Monster by WiZ and Bandai was conceived as a counterpart to the Tamagotchi, a fighting pet that could be linked to a second device.
The anime followed with Digimon Adventure by Toei Animation, airing on Fuji TV from 7 March 1999 (54 episodes). A group of children arrives in a parallel Digital World and fights there together with their partner Digimon. Digimon Adventure 02 continued the story in 2000.
This page gathers figures from that world, including the G.E.M. pairs by Megahouse that show child and Digimon together.
Characters
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Tai (Taichi) Yagami · Hikari (Kari) Yagami · Yamato (Matt) Ishida · Koromon · Izumi (Izzy) Koushiro · Mimi Tachikawa · Jou (Joey) Kido · Sora Takenouchi