Kuro - Lopmon

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A contrast to the maturity of its tamer with its child-like innocence and impressionable demeanour, Kuro bears a similarity to a new-born in how it reacts and interacts with the world around it as if everything seems to bear interest to the Digimon. Its curiosity is a major driving force for the Digimon as it always has an instinctual urge to want to appease its own desire to find out about what’s unknown. While it’s stark differences with its tamer can be said to cause conflict of interests with Kuro being too enamoured at the simplest of things to work well with a person whom like to calculate and prepare like Reia, but perhaps due to the time these two have been together so far they do share a synergy when placed into the field of battle.[break][break]

Kuro doesn’t appear to talk at all, whether it is due to being unable to talk or just simply not choosing to is something that Reia never chose to figure out, rather its mood is easily conveyed with the Digimon’s actions. While it may be completely silent, the muscle on its face and the actions it produces easily demonstrates a thousand words. When it’s happy, there would be a beaming smile along with wriggling of its long ears, while when sad its mouth would naturally show it, practically being the text-book definition of being able to be read like a book. While the Digimon does seem to still be developing as an individual, it does have an habit of picking up the traits of the people that it is often around, which mainly has been its tamer- sometimes being a little mischievous and whimsically crafty in behaviour. The things that it may pick up later on will probably grow as time moves on.