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Description
Implied gender: varies
Type: vaccine
Attribute: electric
Partner: Hyeon Wolffield
Prior forms: Koromon, Tsunomon
Next forms: Voltmon, Cyclonemon, Thundermon
Special attacks: Shock laser
Voice actor (if he/she had one):

Joltmon. A young, gecko-like digimon that resembles a miniature Veedramon. These digimon are hard to catch off guard, as they have very keen senses of sight, sound, and especially smell. Their observational skills are well-developed, and most have relatively high intelligence, so they make ideal partners for detectives and police officers. However... most Joltmon have a lacking sense of friendship. For these Joltmon, gaining their trust is not easy.

Its main special attack is shock laser, where it shoots beams of electricity out of its eyes.

Series Joltmon:
The Joltmon in digimon RUSH, who prefers to be identified as a female, was a lone wolf back in the digital world. Although most Joltmon have a hard time trusting others, this one had a much worse case. She wandered the digital world. Due to her loner ways, and her reliance on intelligence, becoming a predator in any situation is extremely rare. But all that time, deep down, this yellow digimon desired a sense of belonging. But just where could it be? This thirst for acceptance lead her to the human world. When Joltmon appeared in the human world, she hoped she could find a place to belong. But she was quickly proven wrong. Humans that saw her feared her. They just assumed she was a monster. They ran from her, they hid from her, and some even beat her until she fled. Worse still, most food sources were in human-occupied buildings. Joltmon had no choice but to survive in alleyways, where she would live off on food scraps. But the low quality and sanitation of what she ate was slowly catching up to her, and the feeling of rejection from two worlds haunted her all the way through.
However, just when she was ready to give up, Joltmon was found by a pair of humans, Hyeon Wolffield, and her younger sister Dianne Wolffield. Hyeon was a bit uncomfortable seeing a live digimon as they always caused a lot of collateral damage in the anime. But Dianne was not scared. In fact, she was concerned for the fallen reptile, and refused to just leave it there. It was for this reason that Hyeon willingly took it in. Although Dianne gained Joltmon's trust faster than her big sister did, it was clear that Hyeon and Joltmon were getting closer and closer, and eventually, they became tamer and digimon.
While it's a tamer's struggle to hide their digimon, it was Joltmon who chose to hide. Hyeon figured it was for the best, as Joltmon would most likely be kicked out if discovered.

Digimon belongs to Toei and Bandai
This drawing was a commission by clownofgods

Description
Implied gender: varies
Type: vaccine
Attribute: electric
Partner: Hyeon Wolffield
Prior forms: Koromon, Tsunomon
Next forms: Voltmon, Cyclonemon, Thundermon
Special attacks: Shock laser
Voice actor (if he/she had one):

Joltmon. A young, gecko-like digimon that resembles a miniature Veedramon. These digimon are hard to catch off guard, as they have very keen senses of sight, sound, and especially smell. Their observational skills are well-developed, and most have relatively high intelligence, so they make ideal partners for detectives and police officers. However... most Joltmon have a lacking sense of friendship. For these Joltmon, gaining their trust is not easy.

Its main special attack is shock laser, where it shoots beams of electricity out of its eyes.

Series Joltmon:
The Joltmon in digimon RUSH, who prefers to be identified as a female, was a lone wolf back in the digital world. Although most Joltmon have a hard time trusting others, this one had a much worse case. She wandered the digital world. Due to her loner ways, and her reliance on intelligence, becoming a predator in any situation is extremely rare. But all that time, deep down, this yellow digimon desired a sense of belonging. But just where could it be? This thirst for acceptance lead her to the human world. When Joltmon appeared in the human world, she hoped she could find a place to belong. But she was quickly proven wrong. Humans that saw her feared her. They just assumed she was a monster. They ran from her, they hid from her, and some even beat her until she fled. Worse still, most food sources were in human-occupied buildings. Joltmon had no choice but to survive in alleyways, where she would live off on food scraps. But the low quality and sanitation of what she ate was slowly catching up to her, and the feeling of rejection from two worlds haunted her all the way through.
However, just when she was ready to give up, Joltmon was found by a pair of humans, Hyeon Wolffield, and her younger sister Dianne Wolffield. Hyeon was a bit uncomfortable seeing a live digimon as they always caused a lot of collateral damage in the anime. But Dianne was not scared. In fact, she was concerned for the fallen reptile, and refused to just leave it there. It was for this reason that Hyeon willingly took it in. Although Dianne gained Joltmon's trust faster than her big sister did, it was clear that Hyeon and Joltmon were getting closer and closer, and eventually, they became tamer and digimon.
While it's a tamer's struggle to hide their digimon, it was Joltmon who chose to hide. Hyeon figured it was for the best, as Joltmon would most likely be kicked out if discovered.

Digimon belongs to Toei and Bandai
This drawing was a commission by clownofgods