>Greymon
>It's fucking orange
I will never understand the logic.
Greymon
Evan Ross
Parker Hall
supposedly its from an obsolete, archaic meaning of grey meaning 'ancient'
Jaxon Peterson
Etymologies
Greymon (グレイモン)
Official romanization given by the Digimon Reference Book and used in the franchise.
(En:) Grey, meaning "old" or "ancient".
Logan White
How was I supposed to know this when I was a kid??
John Anderson
>how was I supposed to know episode 21 was an incest story when I was a kid?
Gabriel Sanchez
Will never be canon.
Luke Stewart
Denialmon detected.
Austin Hill
you were meant to buy the official guidebooks like a good little consumer
Gavin Murphy
Colton Sanders
The first part of it's name, Gurei, could be short for gureito ("great," which might be fitting, as the Digimon Reference Book entry calls it strong) or gurei ("gray") with the latter implying that they're an old kind of digimon.
Jason Morris
Now look at this. This is peak Digimon design weather you like it or not.
Owen King
>This is peak Digimon design
Yikes.
Colton Brooks
Ok. Copemon.
Nathaniel Rivera
Oh yeah? Show us then
Logan Cox
By educating yourself.
Jace Nelson
Oliver Long
Cooper Cook
BY YOUR POWERS COMBINED
John Ramirez
Cooper Brown
>The name "Agumon" is partly derived from the Japanese onomatopoeia "aguagu", the sound of biting, and from the suffix -mon (short for "monster") which all Digimon carry at the end of their names. Thus, Agumon is literally a "biting monster". Coincidentally, the word "agu" also means "fire" in Nepalese, and Agumon often uses fire attacks.
???
Brayden Diaz
What seems to be the problem?