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My Concept / Test Design of 's Akamon

Details I was working with

" The figure stepped out. It seemed to be a red reptilian creature, leaning over like a T-rex. It had yellow spikes stretching from the top of his head to the bottom of his back. His red skin was covered with darker-red-spots. He had bright-tan stripes across his back, and a white underbelly with no designs. On his legs were strange, light-tan ankle bangles with wing-like designs on them. On his neck was this purple celtic knot necklace (for those who need a little help, he’s got the body frame of a Guilmon). "

BIO by original Deviant Artist

Akamon. A protocol-type rookie-level Digimon, and a fire-attribute.
Akamon is a fairly new species of Digimon, so not much is known about them. What we do know is that Akamon are normally very friendly Digimon, who easily become attached to its friends.
His special attack is red cinderblast, where he breathes out pure-Red flames. An average fire fighter would be sent running like a chicken with its head cut off.

Description
My Concept / Test Design of 's Akamon

Details I was working with

" The figure stepped out. It seemed to be a red reptilian creature, leaning over like a T-rex. It had yellow spikes stretching from the top of his head to the bottom of his back. His red skin was covered with darker-red-spots. He had bright-tan stripes across his back, and a white underbelly with no designs. On his legs were strange, light-tan ankle bangles with wing-like designs on them. On his neck was this purple celtic knot necklace (for those who need a little help, he’s got the body frame of a Guilmon). "

BIO by original Deviant Artist

Akamon. A protocol-type rookie-level Digimon, and a fire-attribute.
Akamon is a fairly new species of Digimon, so not much is known about them. What we do know is that Akamon are normally very friendly Digimon, who easily become attached to its friends.
His special attack is red cinderblast, where he breathes out pure-Red flames. An average fire fighter would be sent running like a chicken with its head cut off.