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Description
Yukionnamon is named in honor of a legend that tells of a monster from Japanese mythology known for treating those it encounters rather unkindly. This is attributed to the fact that initial sightings of this Digimon occurred without any relevant interaction that could provide insight into its personality.

Over time, as sightings of Yukionnamon became more common, perhaps overcoming its shyness as its popularity grew, many observers noticed that it is, in fact, a gentle Digimon. Its face is usually the last thing you see before fainting in a snowstorm, only to wake up later in the nearest hospital, receiving appropriate treatment.

Evidently, Yukionnamon doesn't communicate verbally. Instead, it seems to prefer leaving those it rescues in the hands of their own hallucinations generated by the proximity to death. This has resulted in various stories about Yukionnamon's appearance changing depending on the person who sees it.

Description
Yukionnamon is named in honor of a legend that tells of a monster from Japanese mythology known for treating those it encounters rather unkindly. This is attributed to the fact that initial sightings of this Digimon occurred without any relevant interaction that could provide insight into its personality.

Over time, as sightings of Yukionnamon became more common, perhaps overcoming its shyness as its popularity grew, many observers noticed that it is, in fact, a gentle Digimon. Its face is usually the last thing you see before fainting in a snowstorm, only to wake up later in the nearest hospital, receiving appropriate treatment.

Evidently, Yukionnamon doesn't communicate verbally. Instead, it seems to prefer leaving those it rescues in the hands of their own hallucinations generated by the proximity to death. This has resulted in various stories about Yukionnamon's appearance changing depending on the person who sees it.