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Description
Jockmon – Ultimate
Attribute: Data
This 'ruggged-contact-sport-player' of a Digimon it the combined data of the were-digi, Weregarurumon and the dog of the African bushveld, Jock. This brute relies more on physical attacks and has a powerful offense, but weak defense (especially against magic-based attacks). Even so, trying to push past this Digimon is like trying to push over a mountain.
Attacks:
Touch and Engage - Jockmon crouches down and focuses his strenth. In the next moment, he bolts forward and rams himself into his foe, pushing them back or over.
Ruck and Block - The Digimon tackles the foe to the ground, gripping tightly. Jockmon uses his weight and strength to keep the foe on the ground, squeezing them in hopes they would either submit or pass out.
Drop and Kick - A very powerful kick that can send anything (or anyone) flying into the distance.

Extra notes:
Some might have noticed that Jockmon looks like a rugby-player. You have a keen eye!
Because 'Jock of the Bushveld' is an African tale loved by the South African people, I also wanted to incorporate our no.1 loved sport, rugby. Jockmon is inspired by Weregarurumon, who is more of a physical fighter than magic caster, a contrast to his prior forms. It worked out great, seeing as rugby is a very physical sport relying on offensive contact.
You might be wondering why he isn't more 'African-themed'. Well, because this line is based solely on ice and the cold, whereas Africa is obviously closely associated with the sun and heat. I felt that suddenly making this Digimon all bright and sunny would be too great of a contrast from his other forms. Thus, I opted for a 'melee fighter' that still had his ice attributes but it wasn't as pronounced.
The name seemed to work out perfectly as well. 'Jock' being the name of the dog but also a term used for masculine, sport-playing people.
I found myself looking back at Leomon as well. Again, I found it appropriate because lions are just another one of those African cliches.
I don't usually elaborate on my Digimon designs in these posts, but I felt like dissecting this monster a bit, for those who wanted to know. Plus, I am rather proud of how he turned out.
'Jock of the bushveld' is a story I've loved since I could remember, so I hope I did his 'digimon counterpart' justice~

Description
Jockmon – Ultimate
Attribute: Data
This 'ruggged-contact-sport-player' of a Digimon it the combined data of the were-digi, Weregarurumon and the dog of the African bushveld, Jock. This brute relies more on physical attacks and has a powerful offense, but weak defense (especially against magic-based attacks). Even so, trying to push past this Digimon is like trying to push over a mountain.
Attacks:
Touch and Engage - Jockmon crouches down and focuses his strenth. In the next moment, he bolts forward and rams himself into his foe, pushing them back or over.
Ruck and Block - The Digimon tackles the foe to the ground, gripping tightly. Jockmon uses his weight and strength to keep the foe on the ground, squeezing them in hopes they would either submit or pass out.
Drop and Kick - A very powerful kick that can send anything (or anyone) flying into the distance.

Extra notes:
Some might have noticed that Jockmon looks like a rugby-player. You have a keen eye!
Because 'Jock of the Bushveld' is an African tale loved by the South African people, I also wanted to incorporate our no.1 loved sport, rugby. Jockmon is inspired by Weregarurumon, who is more of a physical fighter than magic caster, a contrast to his prior forms. It worked out great, seeing as rugby is a very physical sport relying on offensive contact.
You might be wondering why he isn't more 'African-themed'. Well, because this line is based solely on ice and the cold, whereas Africa is obviously closely associated with the sun and heat. I felt that suddenly making this Digimon all bright and sunny would be too great of a contrast from his other forms. Thus, I opted for a 'melee fighter' that still had his ice attributes but it wasn't as pronounced.
The name seemed to work out perfectly as well. 'Jock' being the name of the dog but also a term used for masculine, sport-playing people.
I found myself looking back at Leomon as well. Again, I found it appropriate because lions are just another one of those African cliches.
I don't usually elaborate on my Digimon designs in these posts, but I felt like dissecting this monster a bit, for those who wanted to know. Plus, I am rather proud of how he turned out.
'Jock of the bushveld' is a story I've loved since I could remember, so I hope I did his 'digimon counterpart' justice~