Power vs. Other Cards of this Level:

(In this series) Attack: Strong Defense: Average Overall: Above Average Overall with Special Effect: Above Average

(Of all Digimon in the game) Attack: Defense: Overall: Overall with Special Effect:

View the Comparative Power Chart (for Digimon CCG) here.

Card Explanations Needed: none

My Card Comments: Kokuwamon is not only a strong attacking card, but also has a very very nice Special Effect. More on that below...

Hints, Tips, & Strategies: Because Kokuwamon's Special Effect doubles the bonuses from Digi-Destined Boost Attack cards, it's power can be increased to probably well above a Mega's power level. Let's say You play 1 Boost Attack card on Kokuwamon that add +500 to it's attack. That gives Kokuwamon a total power of 2000. If you play a Boost Attack card that doubles Kokuwamon's power, along with the Special Effect that doubles the card's effect, that gives Kokuwamon a grand total of 4000 Attack points. By the wording of the Special Effect, it seems to only effect 1 Boost Attack card at a time. I'll have to look into whether it effects Every Boost Attack card used on Kokuwamon at the same time or not...

 I don't suppose it would because if you played 2 +500 Attack cards on Kokuwamon and then an x2 Attack card it would make Kokuwamon's Attack power an amazing 12000 (1000 + (500 x 2) + (500 x 2) = 3000 x 2 = 6000 x 2 = 12000), and you only need 7500 Data Points to win the game. If it is meant to double the effect of every Boost Attack card, then it would probably have to be considered a flaw by the design team since the possibility of a Rookie having that much power unbalances the game.

Additional Name/Attack Info: Because of Kokuwamon's attack name and name origins it's a very distinct possibility that it's Kuwagamon's official Rookie.

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Chris McFeely Says:
(Adventure & 02)


(Tamers)

KOKUWAMON
Group: Machine - Level: Rookie - Type: Data - Attack Techniques: Mini Scissor Claws, Mini Electro Shocker
A Kokuwamon was among the Digimon who Bio-Emerged when Mephistomon used V-Pets to plunge Earth's computer network into chaos. Kokuwamon materialised through a medical operation room's heart monitor, but was soon dispatched by the activation of the vaccine program within Labramon.
Kokuwamon appears in "The Adventurers' Battle," the first Digimon Tamers movie (fifth movie overall), which has not been released in the west.
Name: From the Japanese word, "ko," meaning "baby," and "kuwagatamushi," meaning "stag beetle."

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