Gatomon

Gatomon is Kari Kamiya's partner Digimon. She is the mate of Veemon, Davis's partner Digimon and the mother of Salamon, Kairi's partner and DemiVeemon, Tai's partner.

Story
Gatomon and her human partner, Kari are major characters in Digimon Young Tamers. Gatomon made her debut when she and Kari along with TK and Patamon left the group to take a break for a while until they are nicer. She was captured along with Patamon in a net by the Digimon Empress, Kari and TK attempted to get their Digimon back, but they were both attacked by the Digimon Empress's enslaved Gizamon. Suzie Wong and the Young Tamers came just in time to help save Gatomon and Patamon. Gatomon and Patamon reunited with their human partners. Riku approached TK and looked at Patamon asking him if he remembered him. Patamon asks who he is and says he doesn't know him. Riku realizes that this Patamon was not the same Patamon that saved him. During a patrol, a net was thrown at Gatomon, but caught Kari instead and the scientists held Kari hostage in order to make the Tamers hand over their Digimon including Gatomon. But Kari was saved and the Tamers kept their Digimon. At the end of Digimon Tamers Union, Gatomon and Veemon conceived two eggs together which Gatomon grew pregnant with. She later gave birth to the eggs and the eggs hatched revealing a YukimiBotamon and a Chibomon. Kari and Davis decided to give the baby Digimon to their children. Years later, YukimiBotamon is now a Salamon partnered to Kairi Motomiya and Chibomon is now a DemiVeemon partnered to Tai Motomiya.

Personality
Gatomon is a calm and serious Digimon with a tragic backstory. She demonstrates a crush on Davis's Veemon while Kari demonstrates a crush on Davis. Later after their human partners married and were expecting children, Gatomon and Veemon married and conceived two eggs together.

Salamon
Salamon is Gatomon's Rookie form. She only appears when Gatomon is tired.

QueenGatomon
QueenGatomon is one of Gatomon's new forms. She took on this form when destroying Makuramon for good.