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Reuploading art, but now with information attached to it! I wanted to have an independent submission to talk about Dullmon in more detail.

Profile:
"A ferocious warrior who takes chances and loves to fight against impossible odds. It is sometimes called Devil Horse. It has fought and died in wars with legions of demons. Despite the brutal years in the infinite war, the spirit thrives to feel the thrill of battles and endure critical blows from its opponents. Dullmon is a warrior speculated to have been born from the death of a horse Deva Digimon Indaramon. It's the emblematic of servitude, committed into a role of providing protection for the virus Digimon. Harnessing the abilities of the mythical beast, Dullmon swears loyalty to their respective leader in command. The undead digimon removes its head to use as a giant hammer to crush opponents and smash through an enemies' frontline. Its power is stored inside in the Black Digizoid portion of the weapon, pulverizing anything with a single attack."

Etymology:
Dullahan Also known to be an Unseelle Fairy. Unseelie fairies are unlucky–solitary, enigmatic, and often malicious. The Dullahan is commonly associated with the coming of death. Although limited in the ability to speak, it can nevertheless wail, and call the name of the person about to leave the land of the living. Its intent is to call forth the dying person’s soul.

Description
Reuploading art, but now with information attached to it! I wanted to have an independent submission to talk about Dullmon in more detail.

Profile:
"A ferocious warrior who takes chances and loves to fight against impossible odds. It is sometimes called Devil Horse. It has fought and died in wars with legions of demons. Despite the brutal years in the infinite war, the spirit thrives to feel the thrill of battles and endure critical blows from its opponents. Dullmon is a warrior speculated to have been born from the death of a horse Deva Digimon Indaramon. It's the emblematic of servitude, committed into a role of providing protection for the virus Digimon. Harnessing the abilities of the mythical beast, Dullmon swears loyalty to their respective leader in command. The undead digimon removes its head to use as a giant hammer to crush opponents and smash through an enemies' frontline. Its power is stored inside in the Black Digizoid portion of the weapon, pulverizing anything with a single attack."

Etymology:
Dullahan Also known to be an Unseelle Fairy. Unseelie fairies are unlucky–solitary, enigmatic, and often malicious. The Dullahan is commonly associated with the coming of death. Although limited in the ability to speak, it can nevertheless wail, and call the name of the person about to leave the land of the living. Its intent is to call forth the dying person’s soul.