Cherrymon

Cherrymon is a Vegetation Digimon whose Japanese name is derived from "Age of a tree" (樹齢), though it is also a pun on "Long life" (寿齢), and whose English name is derived from the Cherry tree. It is referred to as "Treemon" in Finnish materials. As a further digivolution of Woodmon, it has acquired extremely elevated intelligence and power. Called the "Lord of the Deep Forest", it is a terrifying Digimon who have gone astray in the dark deep forest to go further and deeper into the woods, so that they will never break out of that forest. The fog it generates from its body displays illusions, tempting the opponent into the forest depths, where it uses its branches like tentacles and ivy to capture the opponent for its own nutrition. If you notice a Woodmon that has lived a long life, it is probably wise to fell it before it digivolves to Cherrymon.

Digimon Adventure: Anode/Cathode Tamer
The Cherrymon variable decreases the PP of all enemies.

Digimon Adventure 02
When Digimon appeared in the Real World, a Cherrymon attacked a Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center. He also caused problems for ExVeemon, Lillymon, Seadramon and Flarerizamon before being attacked by Centarumon, Tortomon, Frigimon. The four Digimon however were able to knock him out and together with the other Digimon were then sent back to the Digital World.

Digimon Adventure 02: Tag Tamers
Cherrymon are normal enemies in Ryo's side of Moon-Server 2.

Cherrymon digivolves from Woodmon in lines 27 and 32.

Digimon Tamers
Calumon's power caused three Woodmon to digivolve to Cherrymon. However, they fled when Majiramon attacked.

Digimon Tamers: Brave Tamer
Cherrymon are normal enemies in the Divided Crevasse.

The Cherrymon card, titled "Cherry Bomb", teaches a Digimon the Cherry Bomb technique. Cherry Bomb raises one ally's PP.

Digimon Frontier
A Cherrymon was seen in the Wood Sphere of Sakkakumon, where he attacked J.P.. J.P. however Spirit Evolved to Beetlemon and quickly defeated Cherrymon.

Digimon Data Squad
Marcus Damon, Agumon, Thomas H. Norstein, Gaomon, Yoshino "Yoshi" Fujieda, and Lalamon encountered a Cherrymon in the forest after Keenan Crier and Falcomon's first attack. A neutral Digimon, he is the protector of the forest and a bunch of Nyokimon. He attacked Peckmon during Keenan's attack before Gotsumon riding on Yanmamon assisted and damaged part of the forest. When asked where Merukimon's lair is, he pointed the direction to where it is. When Akihiro Kurata and his group returned to the Digital World to cause a genocide, Cherrymon and his Nyokimon tended to the injured Digimon while concealed in a mist. He ended up injured by BioThunderbirdmon, BioStegomon, and BioQuetzalmon, but survived.

Digimon World
Cherrymon serves as the guardian of Misty Trees. The player is required to navigate through the labyrinth and locate Cherrymon, who clears the fog and explains the history of File Island. Cherrymon also provides Brains stat training. This early version of Cherrymon had normal eyes and no mustache or leaves, compared to the current model. If obtained with a cheat device, Cherrymon cannot learn any attacks or register for Battle Mode.

Digimon World 2
Cherrymon digivolves from RedVegiemon, Vegiemon and Woodmon, and can further digivolve to Puppetmon.

Digimon World 3
Cherrymon can be found in the Amaterasu's East Sector, in Wire Forest. Zhu Que's Leader also has a Cherrymon which is orange in colour. This cherrymon type can suck a part of the HP you lost after every of its attacks. These cherrymons can also be found when kicking trees in Phoenix Bay.

Digimon World Dawn and Dusk
Cherrymon can be obtained through DNA Digivolving a Ninjamon with a Kougamon. Cherrymon also appears in the Resistor Jungle once you complete a Insect/Plant species quest in dusk that involves finding a Lillymon and showing her a mysterious bulb given to you by the client digimon Snimon. In Dawn, the player fights Gutts's Cherrymon.

Attacks
 * Cherry Blast (Cherry Bomb): Tempts the opponent with the fragrant smell of the forbidden fruit which grows from the branches on its head, but certain death awaits if this fruit is eaten.
 * Illusion Mist
 * Vine Attack (つた攻撃)