#Jestermon

[atricksternamedteri]

Welcome to The Digital World

THE AMAZING DIGITAL MONSTERS

El siguiente AU acompañará a nuestra niña elegida, Agatha, a través del asombroso (y peligroso) mundo digital, en compañía con de su compañera digital, Pom Pom, la última Jestermon en este caótico mundo de datos y códigos, guiadas por una entidad digital nombrada Caine, un Digimon del antiguo mundo digital, el cual, debe terminar con la aventura que el y su anterior compañero no pudieron concluir.

CH Indice/Index

Chapter 1: The Greatest Escapist

Pom Pom le cuenta a un fiel compañero su historia tras la amistad con su niña elegida, Agatha, momentos antes de la tragedia. ¿Podrán hacerle frente al amenazante Greymon (Black)? ¿Que fue ese llamado de ayuda?.

Pom Pom tells to her faithful friend The story behind her friendship With her chosen Child, Agatha, Moments before The tragedy. They can fight the threatening Greymon (Black)? What was this call for help?.

[shiocreator]

Fusion attempts

2!

Scarlettes fusion has no name yet but the idea is one of lopmons evos + Mummymon, alongside scarlettes Own inhumanness in there

DanArukenimon is . So stupid name wise but . Yeag. Yea jwbhdebe. Daniel and Arukenimon fusion

Jestermon accidentally set the stage for the fusions here to end up featuring the tamer heavily and I mean. It makes sense it makes a lotta sense. But I feel like it's abit more interesting with scarlette and showstopper cuz theyre Not human, meanwhile Daniel's just some guy so. Not much change with DanArukenimon unfortunately I feel wjbdjdjs

IDK but aye wips

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I am a Failure

Recently, I have been contemplating failure and its spiritual dimensions. In large part, this is because failure’s counterpart, success, is such a strange thing to pin down. I think Daniel Berrigan was onto something when he referred to success as being a weasel word and horribly American. But this recent contemplation of mine is also because, by all accounts, Jesus of Nazareth was a failure as well. Certainly, he had the makings of a successful person, but in the end, he died scandalized and humiliated on a Roman Cross.

As I was recently reminded at a gathering of Lutherans, many are certainly happy to celebrate Jesus becoming a failure for us, but those qualities that brought him to a Roman cross seem to be overlooked for the systematic nature of Paul’s letters. At times, I am not so sure what to make of this dynamic, because when Jesus’ words are referenced, they are just as quickly taken out of context.

It might seem strange that I am writing about failure, given my background as a pastor and professor with a Ph.D. I think I would be considered a “success” by some. However, in a very real sense, I don’t know what to do with such a judgment. Not because I am against being considered a success, but because there is so much more to me than just these things. There are many places where I might be deemed a failure. I resigned from a reputable pastoral position in part because of interpersonal dynamics, I struggle with OCD, I can certainly worry about the most ridiculous things, and I can be harsh and impatient. My successes can all too easily cover up my failures or, in another very real sense, my humanity. However, what strikes me through all my experiences is that it is in the failures and the struggles that the gold is found. After all, Christians believe that one man’s failure is what saves us from our sins.  

Recently, I read a great interview with theologian William T. Cavanaugh concerning success and failure. In the interview, Cavanaugh explains how, when it comes to positions of power and our desire for them, we rarely ask or consider how the position might change us. Rather, we often view it in the opposite direction, with a very individualistic lens, on how we can change the world through our position. I thought this was such a powerful insight, as we tend to approach the world around us in such ways when, in all actuality, the world around us influences us far more than we influence it. And really, wasn’t that the struggle of Jesus of Nazareth, not succumbing to the influence of the world? Satan tempted him with the very things that make for a successful person: power, prestige, and security, and certainly, no cross. Peter rebuked him over all his cross talk. And certainly had Jesus been more agreeable, he could have found a seat at the table of his enemies, the Pharisees. Yet, the ultimate symbol of failure lay ahead of him for all to see. I suppose we can say that such is what happens when one does not seek success, but instead faithfulness to the ways of God – failure.

Source: I am a Failure

[mallydajester]

Dokeshimon evolution chain line (fan made digimon by mallydrawz) Using Impmon

Fresh: Keemon

In-Training: Yaamon

Rookie: Impmon

Champion: Mallymon

Ultimate: Jestermon

Mega: Dokeshimon

Before you asked why mallymon? Since Dokeshimon is of the nightmare soldiers family Mallymon is also part of this family of Digimons and plus mallymon has a very prankster personality of Impmon and Dokeshimon, Jestermon and impmon have that demon touch same with Mallymon he's a "Demon beast" type digimon related to those who belong to devilish Digimons like Dokeshimon and impmon, Dokeshimon is a Demon man type digimon. Plush mallymon is inspired by an imp and they all have a relation with jester's

Jestermon and Mallymon both belong to me! Feel free to use both but give credits of course it's necessary 🔷

[courtjesterart]

Fursona vs Pokesona

[fddarchive]

Sasha thanking MagnaJestermon for saving her - From Yodana’s Deviantart page    

[fucknotfw2005]

[chezforshire]

I was painfully busy today so im replying to this now before i fall asleep n forget so *kicks over a can and spills 3 gdocs abt digistuck au*

Im now calling the au "RE: Destined" bc im edgy (also this isn't going to stick ill make a wittier title hnfjsk)

Anyway, it follows the same loose premise as digimon 01, 02 and frontiers- a buncha kids go somewhere and suddenly they get sucked into the digital world with digimon and stuff and they learn theyre the digidestined, which are basically kids who are destined to change save the digiworld. The whole human crew is here but the alphad sort of uh went missing before the setting of the au so lol rip them

A summary i found in one of the gdocs lmao

The Beta kids are thrust into the DigiWorld through undetermined circumstances. They meet their digimon partners and learn from the locals that they are the DigiDestined, chosen by external powers to save the digimon from “The Maid of Death” and “The Prince of Chaos”. The two have been steadily corrupting the DigiWorld for three years and are halfway through the land. They travel and cure as many corrupted digimon and places they could, learning more about the world, the digimon, their friends, and themselves.

Their companion digimons are the first kernel forms of their sprites (theyre not canon digimons but they might sometimes have the same name as them bc there are too many digimon djdkf)

Rose has Jaspemon, Dave has Crowmon, Jade has Becmon and John has Jestermon. I have... evolution forms for them as well djskfif but that's a bit of a lot (also i just stuck to what i knew wc was superdigivolutions and mega digivolutions. Im wondering abt making dna digivolutions too but idk yet)

They travel around the digiworld curing the corrupted digimons and learning more about the world. One thing they learn is that apparently there was once a huge threat that loomed over the digiworld and their sort of digigod called for four children to protect them. They fought valiantly and far as everyone knows they were able to win... but it only brought them a short reprive bc soon after the maid and prince came along wrecking everyone's shit. It's been going on for three years now and they were their only hope at that point

Digimon is like a lot more serious and grounded in reality than youd think so im following that as well w this bc theres going to be ur usual 13 y/o drama between friends and also maybe family (u get to see my strilondes and crockengbertlish thoughts lmao)

But ye i tried not to ramble too much but i feel like i said like a shit ton already dkxkf anyway i have a whole plot progression for this and even a plan for a sequel stop me or im animating rhis xkdjfk

Did i ever mention i have a digistuck au

[goldacebear]

I can't believe jestermon used one for all in the new digimon

[atricksternamedteri]

THE AMAZING DIGITAL MONSTERS

Esto es algo así como un AU que se me ocurrió inspirando me en Digimon ^^

Si Ragatha no está, es porque será nuestra niña elegida jasjask

Meet The digital gang!!

Jestermon, Jackmon, Royal Toychessmon, Geia Leviamon ^^ Abstract Kimeramon and Tanglemon

No olvidemos a nuestro anfitrión... ¡¡JAGGEDHOSTEMON!!

YOU WANT TO READ THE ENGLISH TRANSLATED PROFILE?

Use this Linked Names: Jestermon ENG Entry, Jackmon ENG Entry, Royal TChessmon ENG Entry,

CONTENIDO ADICIONAL

THE AMAZING DIGITAL MONSTERS

Sketchbook.

DIGIPEDIA

EVOLUTION

Pom Pom

[atricksternamedteri]

THE AMAZING DIGITAL MONSTERS TCG soon

Chapter 1

Jestermon & Slatmon Full art

Tieslatmon & Agatha Full Art

Jackmon With Full art

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I am a Failure

Recently, I have been contemplating failure and its spiritual dimensions. In large part, this is because failure’s counterpart, success, is such a strange thing to pin down. I think Daniel Berrigan was onto something when he referred to success as being a weasel word and horribly American. But this recent contemplation of mine is also because, by all accounts, Jesus of Nazareth was a failure as well. Certainly, he had the makings of a successful person, but in the end, he died scandalized and humiliated on a Roman Cross.

As I was recently reminded at a gathering of Lutherans, many are certainly happy to celebrate Jesus becoming a failure for us, but those qualities that brought him to a Roman cross seem to be overlooked for the systematic nature of Paul’s letters. At times, I am not so sure what to make of this dynamic, because when Jesus’ words are referenced, they are just as quickly taken out of context.

It might seem strange that I am writing about failure, given my background as a pastor and professor with a Ph.D. I think I would be considered a “success” by some. However, in a very real sense, I don’t know what to do with such a judgment. Not because I am against being considered a success, but because there is so much more to me than just these things. There are many places where I might be deemed a failure. I resigned from a reputable pastoral position in part because of interpersonal dynamics, I struggle with OCD, I can certainly worry about the most ridiculous things, and I can be harsh and impatient. My successes can all too easily cover up my failures or, in another very real sense, my humanity. However, what strikes me through all my experiences is that it is in the failures and the struggles that the gold is found. After all, Christians believe that one man’s failure is what saves us from our sins.  

Recently, I read a great interview with theologian William T. Cavanaugh concerning success and failure. In the interview, Cavanaugh explains how, when it comes to positions of power and our desire for them, we rarely ask or consider how the position might change us. Rather, we often view it in the opposite direction, with a very individualistic lens, on how we can change the world through our position. I thought this was such a powerful insight, as we tend to approach the world around us in such ways when, in all actuality, the world around us influences us far more than we influence it. And really, wasn’t that the struggle of Jesus of Nazareth, not succumbing to the influence of the world? Satan tempted him with the very things that make for a successful person: power, prestige, and security, and certainly, no cross. Peter rebuked him over all his cross talk. And certainly had Jesus been more agreeable, he could have found a seat at the table of his enemies, the Pharisees. Yet, the ultimate symbol of failure lay ahead of him for all to see. I suppose we can say that such is what happens when one does not seek success, but instead faithfulness to the ways of God – failure.

Source: I am a Failure

[atricksternamedteri]

Pom Pom's Baby I & Baby II level :3

THE AMAZING DIGITAL MONSTERS: Jestermon

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THE AMAZING DIGITAL MONSTERS

Perfil JESTERMON

Jestermon.

Nivel: Infantil.

Categoría Tipo: Marioneta.

Atributo: Data.

Familia: Desconocido

Un misterioso Digimon bufón, cuyos registros se encuentran perdidos o inexistentes en el Mundo Digital. Solo habiendo conocimiento sobre el rumor de que Jestermon nació como un Runner Botamon de un huevo en una aldea de Crocogummimon, se dice también que los Digimon que tienen contacto con dicho ser puede experimentar experiencias desde muy convenientes y positivas, hasta desastres digitales. Sin embargo, gracias a la destrucción de sectores del Mundo Digital, no existen registros o datos de más ejemplares, por lo cual se le considera el único Digimon de su especie.

Su unico movimiento especial es: "Escapist" donde tiene la capacidad de fugarse de cualquier combate o situación presentada dando uso de puertas o escotillas digitales generadas por su conciencia, esto sin importar efectos de sus contrincantes o el medio, sin embargo, puede fallar de usarse en repetidas ocasiones.

[atricksternamedteri]

THE AMAZING DIGITAL MONSTERS

Perfil JAGGEDHOSTEMON

Jaggedhostemon

Nivel: Adulto / Campeón

Categoría Tipo: Desconocido

Atributo: Variable

Familia: Desconocido

Un antiguo Digimon artificial, creado a base de datos de páginas interactivas, cuyos registros se recopilan desde inicios del espacio digital.

También nombrado como "Caine.mon", Jaggedhostemon es un Digimon con la capacidad de liderar, influenciar y agrupar enormes bandas de monstruos digitales, se cuenta que perteneció a un programa de estudio de la red digital. Dicho programa logró hacerse con registros de como los Digimon que se relacionaban con el eran capaces de grandes hazañas, pero también de proezas muy peligrosas.

Se desconoce acerca de un movimiento característico de este Digimon, pero se sabe que era una especie de catalizador para otros monstruos digitales, a su vez que podía replicar unos movimientos, habiendo información acerca del "Sneak-Sneak Spinner" de Savior Jestermon, el "Hole n'Corn er'" de Bantyo Jackmon, el característico "Queen's orders" del antiguo Digimon Queenemon y el "Ketsue-Chain" del extinto Lassomon.

"Volveremos a combatir juntos ¡Y terminaremos lo que empezamos...! ¿No es así Bubble?"

[atricksternamedteri]

DEXPEDIA THE AMAZING DIGITAL MONSTERS

001 JaggedHostemon

002 YggedHostemon

003 Runnerbotamon

004 Frognymon

005 Jestermon

006 PompoJestermon

007 DokeJestermon

008 SaviorJestermon

009 Galamon

010 Ribbommon

011 Slatmon

011.5 Slatmon(Bonded)

012 Tieslatmon

013 Tanglemon

014 Ribbumon

015 Rabbitomon

016 JackLopmon

017 Raboomon

018 Jackmon

019 Bantyo Jackmon

020 RaggedyJackmon

021 WereLassomon

022 Gloinkmon(Baby l)

023 Gloinkmon(Baby ll)

024 Z-Gloinkmon

025 Gloinkmon(Rookie)

026 GooseGloinkmon

027 Gloinkmon(Champion)

028 Gloinkmon(Perfect)

029 Queen Gloinkmon

030 Abstract Kimeramon

031 Pawnymon

032 PawnyMotimon

033 Toy PawnChessmon

034 PawnKabuterimon

035 Royal ToyChessmon

036 Savior Kingmon

037 Lassomon

038 GainlyLassomon(Jester)

039 GainlyLassomon(Jack)

040 ToyOhimenamon

041 Queenemon

042 Dorcelnessmon

043 Loumon

044 NPCmon

045 GummyAgumon

046 Croccomon

047 Crocogummimon

048 Geia Leviamon

049 Geia WarGreymon

050 Slatmon(Ancient)

051 TieSlatmon(Ancient)

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I am a Failure

Recently, I have been contemplating failure and its spiritual dimensions. In large part, this is because failure’s counterpart, success, is such a strange thing to pin down. I think Daniel Berrigan was onto something when he referred to success as being a weasel word and horribly American. But this recent contemplation of mine is also because, by all accounts, Jesus of Nazareth was a failure as well. Certainly, he had the makings of a successful person, but in the end, he died scandalized and humiliated on a Roman Cross.

As I was recently reminded at a gathering of Lutherans, many are certainly happy to celebrate Jesus becoming a failure for us, but those qualities that brought him to a Roman cross seem to be overlooked for the systematic nature of Paul’s letters. At times, I am not so sure what to make of this dynamic, because when Jesus’ words are referenced, they are just as quickly taken out of context.

It might seem strange that I am writing about failure, given my background as a pastor and professor with a Ph.D. I think I would be considered a “success” by some. However, in a very real sense, I don’t know what to do with such a judgment. Not because I am against being considered a success, but because there is so much more to me than just these things. There are many places where I might be deemed a failure. I resigned from a reputable pastoral position in part because of interpersonal dynamics, I struggle with OCD, I can certainly worry about the most ridiculous things, and I can be harsh and impatient. My successes can all too easily cover up my failures or, in another very real sense, my humanity. However, what strikes me through all my experiences is that it is in the failures and the struggles that the gold is found. After all, Christians believe that one man’s failure is what saves us from our sins.  

Recently, I read a great interview with theologian William T. Cavanaugh concerning success and failure. In the interview, Cavanaugh explains how, when it comes to positions of power and our desire for them, we rarely ask or consider how the position might change us. Rather, we often view it in the opposite direction, with a very individualistic lens, on how we can change the world through our position. I thought this was such a powerful insight, as we tend to approach the world around us in such ways when, in all actuality, the world around us influences us far more than we influence it. And really, wasn’t that the struggle of Jesus of Nazareth, not succumbing to the influence of the world? Satan tempted him with the very things that make for a successful person: power, prestige, and security, and certainly, no cross. Peter rebuked him over all his cross talk. And certainly had Jesus been more agreeable, he could have found a seat at the table of his enemies, the Pharisees. Yet, the ultimate symbol of failure lay ahead of him for all to see. I suppose we can say that such is what happens when one does not seek success, but instead faithfulness to the ways of God – failure.

Source: I am a Failure

[atricksternamedteri]

Digimon + TADC, Nice! But, uh, English translation please?

Hello!!

Of Course, was uploading only a spanish Versión because... It didn't have much scope, and this was something more personal, however, tomorrow and day after tomorrow I Will upload The ENG versión of Jestermon and Jackmon with the Royal ToyChessmon Prophile (this in ESP AND ENG versión ^^)

[shiocreator]

Making a digimon is . Hard (for au stuff I fused Showstopper and Piedmon to make a fake Jestermon and drawing and designing is. Hard. When I also have a heavy bias towards my own Fool abbshdn)

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