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| title = [[Resident Evil Code: Veronica]] (Original)<br>[[Resident Evil Code: Veronica X]]<br>[[Resident Evil 4]] (Rerun)<br>[[Street Fighter Alpha 3]] (Relaunch)<br>[[Street Fighter IV]]<br>[[Super Street Fighte IV]]
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| director = Yukio Kaizawa
| director = Yukio Kaizawa
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| studio = [[Toei Animation]] in association with: [[Paramount Television]]<br>[[MGM Television]]
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| first = April 7, 2002
| first = [[April 7]], [[2002]]
| last = March 30, 2003
| last = [[March 30]], [[2003]]
| episodes = 50
| episodes = 50
| episode_list = List of Digimon Frontier episodes
| episode_list = List of Digimon Frontier episodes
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{{nihongo|'''''Digimon Frontier'''''|デジモンフロンティア|Dejimon Furontia}} is the 4th [[Digimon]] TV series first broadcast in 2002. After prompted to do so by unusual phone messages, the five [[Digimon Frontier#Main characters|main characters]] go to a subway station and take a train to the [[Digital World]]. Once there, they meet two secondary characters, [[Bokomon]] and [[Neemon]], who act as guides, and tell the [[DigiDestined]] that the Digital World is in danger. They must fight the [[antagonist]], [[Celestial Digimon#Cherubimon|Cherubimon]] and his Legendary Warrior servants before they succeed in dominating the world; it's up to the children to save it. Unlike previous series, where the protagonists had their own Digimon, the DigiDestined actually transform into Digimon themselves, with each DigiDestined having a Human Spirit form and a Beast Spirit form.
{{nihongo|'''''Digimon Frontier'''''|デジモンフロンティア|Dejimon Furontia}} is the 4th [[Digimon]] TV series first broadcast in 2002. After prompted to do so by unusual phone messages, the five [[Digimon Frontier#Main characters|main characters]] go to a subway station and take a train to the [[Digital World]]. Once there, they meet two secondary characters, [[Bokomon]] and [[Neemon]], who act as guides, and tell the [[DigiDestined]] that the Digital World is in danger. They must fight the antagonist, [[Alexia Ashford]] and [[Alfred Ashford]] and his Legendary Warrior servants before they succeed in dominating the world; it's up to the children to save it.


==Plot summary==
==Plot summary==
[[Image:Newlogo4.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Logo used by Bandai of America to represent Digimon Frontier.]]
[[Image:RECV_boxart.jpg|left|thumb|150px|[[Resident Evil Code: Veronica]] are combined with Digimon Frontier.]]


Long ago, a group of ten Digimon sacrificed themselves to defeat an ultimate evil that threatened the Digital World. These [[Ancient Warriors]] created artifacts from their data, the twenty "Spirits", before leaving the Digital World in the care of the three Celestial Digimon. However, one of the three, Cherubimon begins a reign of terror. To counter this, the Celestial Digimon Ophanimon summons five children from the human world into the Digital World via the train-like [[Trailmon]]. There, these five Digi-Destined find their respective Human Spirits and "Spirit Evolve" into Digimon, the Legendary Warriors. However, while finding their respective Beast Spirits, the five find themselves hunted by five other Legendary Warriors that serve Cherubimon.


After they defeat four of the them (JP destroys one, another loses his Beast Spirit to Koji and is destroyed by Duskmon for being useless, Zoe destroys another and Takuya gets the last one), [[Koji Minamoto]] discovers that [[Duskmon]], the fifth evil Legendary Warrior, is really his twin brother [[Koichi Kimura]]. With [[Takuya Kanbara]]'s help, Koji is able to free his brother, and Kouichi restores the Spirits of Darkness to their true forms and joins the team as the true Warrior of Darkness, [[Löwemon]]. After they defeat Cherubimon who is killed by Takuya as EmporerGreymon, the DigiDestined learn that the true mastermind was the very evil the Ancient Warriors sealed away within the Digital World's core, [[Lucemon]]. So now the six DigiDestined must try to defeat the two [[Royal Knights]] before they scan all of the Digital World, sending it to Lucemon to complete his rebirth. Ultimately Takuya and Koji succeed in destroying the Knights, but not before they free Lucemon. After fighting a losing battle, the Spirits of the Legendary Warriors come to life and along with the spirits of Seraphimon, Ophanimon and Cherubimon (who was purified of his evil by Takuya when he killed him) give the children new hope. The children and the spirits evolve together to form Susanoomon and defeat Lucemon. The Spirits ultimately expel the children from them, take on their human warrior forms and destroy the weakened Lucemon forever with a sword. The children return home to live happily ever after.
Long ago, a group of ten Digimon sacrificed themselves to defeat an ultimate evil that threatened the Digital World. These [[Ancient Warriors]] created artifacts from their data by [[Claire Redfield]] (now [[Leon S. Kennedy]]), the twenty "Spirits", before leaving the Digital World in the care of the three Celestial Digimon. However, one of the three, Cherubimon begins a reign of terror. To counter this, the Celestial Digimon Ophanimon summons five children from the human world into the Digital World via the train-like [[Trailmon]]. There, these five Digi-Destined find their respective Human Spirits and "Spirit Evolve" into Digimon, the Legendary Warriors. However, while finding their respective Beast Spirits, the five find themselves hunted by five other Legendary Warriors that serve Cherubimon.
After they defeat four of the them (JP destroys one, another loses his Beast Spirit to Koji and is destroyed by Duskmon for being useless, Zoe destroys another and Takuya gets the last one and Claire), [[Koji Minamoto]] discovers that [[Duskmon]], the fifth evil Legendary Warrior, is really his twin brother [[Koichi Kimura]]. With [[Takuya Kanbara]]'s help, Koji is able to free his brother, and Kouichi restores the Spirits of Darkness to their true forms and joins the team as the true Warrior of Darkness, [[Löwemon]]. After they defeat Cherubimon who is killed by Takuya as EmporerGreymon, the Dig by [[Rodrigo Juan Raval]]iDestined learn that the true mastermind was the very evil the Ancient Warriors sealed away within the Digital World's core, [[Alexia Ashford]]. So now the six DigiDestined must try to defeat the two [[Royal Knights]] before they scan all of the Digital World, sending it to Lucemon to complete his rebirth. Ultimately Takuya and Koji succeed in destroying the Knights, but not before they free Lucemon. After fighting a losing battle, the Spirits of the Legendary Warriors come to life and along with the spirits of Seraphimon, Ophanimon and Cherubimon (who was purified of his evil by Takuya when he killed him) give the children new hope. The children and the spirits evolve together to form Susanoomon and defeat Lucemon. The Spirits ultimately expel the children from them, take on their human warrior forms and destroy the weakened Alexia forever with a sword. The children return home to live happily ever after with Andy, Chris and Claire now Andy Ada and Leon and Ashley.


== Episodes ==
== Episodes ==
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The season aired 50 episodes on [[Fuji TV]] in [[Japan]] from [[April 7]], 2002 to [[March 30]], 2003.
The season aired 50 episodes on [[Fuji TV]] in [[Japan]] from [[April 7]], 2002 to [[March 30]], 2003.


The show then aired later on [[UPN]] and [[ABC Family Channel]] in the [[United States]] (now on Jetix/ Toon Disney in the US), and in [[Canada]] on [[YTV (TV channel)|YTV]] from [[September 9]], 2002 to [[July 14]], 2003. It was scheduled to air in the [[United Kingdom]] on [[Fox Kids]] UK, and much more recently [[Jetix]] UK, but it never happened (a fate shared by Season Three of [[Sailor Moon]] (Sailor Moon S)). On [[June 2]], 2003, this series of Digimon was first aired in [[Australia]] on [[Network Ten]]'s [[Cheez TV]].
The show then aired later on [[CBS]] and [[ABC Family Channel]] in the [[United States]] (now on Jetix/ Toon Disney in the US), and in [[Canada]] on [[YTV (TV channel)|YTV]] from [[September 9]], 2002 to [[July 14]], 2003. It was scheduled to air in the [[United Kingdom]] on [[Fox Kids]] UK, and much more recently [[Jetix]] UK, but it never happened (a fate shared by Season Three of [[Sailor Moon]] (Sailor Moon S)). On [[June 2]], 2003, this series of Digimon was first aired in [[Australia]] on [[Network Ten]]'s [[Cheez TV]].


The German version of the series first aired in [[Austria]] on [[ATV (Austria)|ATV Plus]] from [[December 22]], 2003 to March 4, 2004 and in [[Germany]] on [[RTL 2]] from [[February 16]] to [[April 27]], 2004.
The German version of the series first aired in [[Austria]] on [[ATV (Austria)|ATV Plus]] from [[December 22]], 2003 to [[March 4]], [[2004]] and in [[Germany]] on [[RTL 2]] from [[February 16]] to [[April 27]], 2004.


The Latino American version was first aired from March to June 2003 on weekdays at 8:30 p.m. (-4 GMT) on [[Fox Kids]]. The first four episodes were aired on Sunday during the [[Digimon Tamers]] marathon.
The Latino American version was first aired from March to June 2003 on weekdays at 8:30 p.m. (-4 GMT) on [[Fox Kids]]. The first four episodes were aired on Sunday during the [[Digimon Tamers]] marathon.
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| rowspan="2" | [[Image:Takuya intro digimon.jpg|125px]] || '''[[Takuya Kanbara]]'''<br />''Kanbara Takuya'' (神原拓也) || [[Michael Reisz]] (EN)<br />[[Junko Takeuchi]] (JP)
| rowspan="2" | [[Image:Takuya intro digimon.jpg|125px]] || '''[[Takuya Kanbara]]'''<br />''Kanbara Takuya'' (神原拓也) || [[Michael Reisz]] (EN)<br />[[Junko Takeuchi]] (JP)
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| colspan="4" | Leader of the group. Uses the Human Spirit of Flame to become [[Takuya Kanbara#Agunimon|Agunimon]] (Agnimon) and the Beast Spirit of Flame to become [[Takuya Kanbara#BurningGreymon|BurningGreymon]] (Vritramon). He later received the power to assume the forms of [[Takuya Kanbara#Aldamon|Aldamon]] (Ardhamon) and [[Takuya Kanbara#EmperorGreymon|EmperorGreymon]] (KaiserGreymon).
| colspan="4" | Leader of the group. Uses the Human Spirit of Flame to become [[Takuya Kanbara#Agunimon|Agunimon]] (Agnimon) to save [[Claire Redfield]] in RECVX and [[Leon S. Kennedy]] in RE4 and [[Ryu (Street Fighter)|Ryu]] from Danger and the Beast Spirit of Flame to become [[Takuya Kanbara#BurningGreymon|BurningGreymon]] (Vritramon). He later received the power to assume the forms of [[Takuya Kanbara#Aldamon|Aldamon]] (Ardhamon) and [[Takuya Kanbara#EmperorGreymon|EmperorGreymon]] (KaiserGreymon).
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| rowspan="2" | [[Image:Koji intro digimon.jpg|125px]] || '''[[Koji Minamoto]]'''<br />''Minamoto Kōji'' (源輝二) || [[Steve Staley]] (EN)<br />[[Hiroshi Kamiya]] (JP)
| rowspan="2" | [[Image:Koji intro digimon.jpg|125px]] || '''[[Koji Minamoto]]'''<br />''Minamoto Kōji'' (源輝二) || [[Steve Staley]] (EN)<br />[[Hiroshi Kamiya]] (JP)
|-
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| colspan="4" | He was quiet and reserved, the "lone wolf." Uses the Human Spirit of Light to become [[Koji Minamoto#Lobomon|Lobomon]] (Wolfmon) and the Beast Spirit of Light to become [[Koji Minamoto#KendoGarurumon|KendoGarurumon]] (Garmmon). He later received the power to become [[Koji Minamoto#Beowulfmon|Beowolfmon]] (Beowulfmon) and [[Koji Minamoto#MagnaGarurumon|MagnaGarurumon]].
| colspan="4" | He was quiet and reserved, the "lone wolf." with [[Chun-Li]] Uses the Human Spirit of Light to become [[Koji Minamoto#Lobomon|Lobomon]] (Wolfmon) and the Beast Spirit of Light to become [[Koji Minamoto#KendoGarurumon|KendoGarurumon]] (Garmmon). He later received the power to become [[Koji Minamoto#Beowulfmon|Beowolfmon]] (Beowulfmon) and [[Koji Minamoto#MagnaGarurumon|MagnaGarurumon]].
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| rowspan="2" | [[Image:JP intro digimon.jpg|125px]] || '''[[J. P. Shibayama|J.P. Shibayama]]'''<br />''Shibayama Junpei'' (柴山純平) || [[Steven Blum]] (EN)<br />[[Masato Amada]] (JP)
| rowspan="2" | [[Image:JP intro digimon.jpg|125px]] || '''[[J. P. Shibayama|J.P. Shibayama]]'''<br />''Shibayama Junpei'' (柴山純平) || [[Steven Blum]] (EN)<br />[[Masato Amada]] (JP)
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| colspan="4" | The oldest of the group. Uses the Human Spirit of Thunder to become [[J. P. Shibayama#Beetlemon|Beetlemon]] (Blitzmon) and the Beast Spirit of Thunder to become [[J. P. Shibayama#MetalKabuterimon|MetalKabuterimon]] (Bolgmon).
| colspan="4" | The oldest of the group. Uses the Human Spirit of Thunder to become [[J. P. Shibayama#Beetlemon|Beetlemon]] (Blitzmon) to save [[Chris Redfield]] in RECVX and [[Ada Wong]] in RE4 now [[Ken (Street Fighter)|Ken]] and the Beast Spirit of Thunder to become [[J. P. Shibayama#MetalKabuterimon|MetalKabuterimon]] (Bolgmon).
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| rowspan="2" | [[Image:Zoe intro digimon.jpg|125px]] || '''[[Zoe Orimoto]]'''<br />''Orimoto Izumi'' (織本泉) || [[Michelle Ruff]] (EN)<br />[[Sawa Ishige]] (JP)
| rowspan="2" | [[Image:Zoe intro digimon.jpg|125px]] || '''[[Zoe Orimoto]]'''<br />''Orimoto Izumi'' (織本泉) || [[Michelle Ruff]] (EN)<br />[[Sawa Ishige]] (JP)
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| colspan="4" | The main female member of this season, and is very independent. Uses the Human Spirit of Wind to become [[Zoe Orimoto#Kazemon|Kazemon]] (Fairymon) and the Beast Spirit of Wind to become [[Zoe Orimoto#Zephyrmon|Zephyrmon]] (Shutumon).
| colspan="4" | The main female member of this season, and is very independent for [[Steve Burnside]] and now [[Ashley Graham (Resident Evil)|Ashley Graham]] now [[Balrog (Street Fighter)|Balrog]]. Uses the Human Spirit of Wind to become [[Zoe Orimoto#Kazemon|Kazemon]] (Fairymon) and the Beast Spirit of Wind to become [[Zoe Orimoto#Zephyrmon|Zephyrmon]] (Shutumon).
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| rowspan="2" | [[Image:Tommy intro digimon.jpg|125px]] || '''[[Tommy Himi]]'''<br />''Himi Tomoki'' (氷見友樹) || [[Brianne Siddall]] (EN)<br />[[Kumiko Watanabe]] (JP)
| rowspan="2" | [[Image:Tommy intro digimon.jpg|125px]] || '''[[Tommy Himi]]'''<br />''Himi Tomoki'' (氷見友樹) || [[Brianne Siddall]] (EN)<br />[[Kumiko Watanabe]] (JP)
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| colspan="4" | The youngest of the group. Uses the Human Spirit of Ice, to become [[Tommy Himi#Kumamon|Kumamon]] (Chakmon) and the Beast Spirit of Ice to become [[Tommy Himi#Korikakumon|Korikakumon]] (Blizzarmon).
| colspan="4" | The youngest of the group with [[Guile (Street Fighter)|Guile]]. Uses the Human Spirit of Ice, to become [[Tommy Himi#Kumamon|Kumamon]] (Chakmon) and the Beast Spirit of Ice to become [[Tommy Himi#Korikakumon|Korikakumon]] (Blizzarmon).
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| rowspan="2" | [[Image:KoichiKimura.jpg|125px]] || '''[[Koichi Kimura]]'''<br />''Kimura Kōichi'' (木村輝一) || [[Crispin Freeman]] (EN)<br />[[Kenichi Suzumura]] (JP)
| rowspan="2" | [[Image:KoichiKimura.jpg|125px]] || '''[[Koichi Kimura]]'''<br />''Kimura Kōichi'' (木村輝一) || [[Crispin Freeman]] (EN)<br />[[Kenichi Suzumura]] (JP)
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| colspan="4" | Koji's twin brother. He was separated from Koji when they were babies when their parents divorced. Originally lost his memory and became [[Koichi Kimura#Duskmon|Duskmon]]/[[Koichi Kimura#Velgemon|Velgemon]], an enemy to the others, but later became purified. Uses the Human Spirit of Darkness to become [[Koichi Kimura#Löwemon|Löwemon]] and the Beast Spirit of Darkness to become [[Koichi Kimura#JägerLöwemon|JägerLöwemon]] (KaiserLeomon).
| colspan="4" | Koji's twin brother. He was separated from Koji when they were babies when their parents divorced. Originally lost his memory and became [[Koichi Kimura#Duskmon|Duskmon]]/[[Koichi Kimura#Velgemon|Velgemon]], an enemy to the others, but later became purified by [[Chris Redfield]] now [[Ada Wong]] now [[Charlie (Street Fighter)|Charlie]]. Uses the Human Spirit of Darkness to become [[Koichi Kimura#Löwemon|Löwemon]] and the Beast Spirit of Darkness to become [[Koichi Kimura#JägerLöwemon|JägerLöwemon]] (KaiserLeomon).
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===Secondary characters from [[Resident Evil Code: Veronica]]/[[Resident Evil Code: Veronica X]]/[[Resident Evil 4]]/[[Street Fighter Alpha 3]]/[[Street Fighter IV]]/[[Super Street Fighter IV]]======
===Secondary characters===

* '''[[Claire Redfield]]'''


* '''[[Steve Burnside]]'''

* '''[[Chris Redfield]]'''
* '''[[Leon S. Kennedy]]'''

* '''[[Ada Wong]]'''

* '''[[Ashley Graham (Resident Evil)|Ashley Graham]]'''

* '''[[Bokomon]]''' & '''[[Neemon]]''': Duo of Digimon who follow the DigiDestined on their adventures in the Digital World.
* '''[[Bokomon]]''' & '''[[Neemon]]''': Duo of Digimon who follow the DigiDestined on their adventures in the Digital World.
* '''[[Rodrigo Juan Raval]]'''

* '''[[Luis Sera]]'''

* '''[[Ryu (Street Fighter)|Ryu]]

* '''[[Ken Masters]]'''

* '''[[Balrog (Street Fighter)|Balrog]]'''

* '''[[Sakura Kasugano]]'''

* '''[[Guile (Street Fighter)|Guile]]'''

* '''[[Charlie (Street Fighter)|Charlie]]'''

* '''[[Akuma (Street Fighter)|Akuma]]'''

* '''[[Cammy]]'''

* '''[[Chun-Li]]'''

* '''[[Dhalsim]]'''

* '''[[T. Hawk]]'''

* '''[[El Fuerte (Street Fighter)|El Fuerte]]'''

* '''[[Dee Jay]]'''

* '''[[Blanka]]'''

* '''[[Adon (Street Fighter)|Adon]]'''

* '''[[Zangief]]'''

* '''[[M. Bison]]'''

* '''[[Sagat]]'''

* '''[[Vega (Street Fighter)|Vega]]'''

* '''[[Crimson Viper]]'''

* '''[[Abel (Street Fighter)|Abel]]'''

* '''[[Rufus (Street Fighter)|Rufus]]'''

* '''[[Edmond Honda]]'''

* '''[[Dan Hibiki]]'''

* '''[[Fei Long]]'''


* '''[[Celestial Digimon|The Three Celestial Digimon]]''': The three digimon chosen to rule the [[Digital World]] after the fall of [[Lucemon]].
* '''[[Celestial Digimon|The Three Celestial Digimon]]''': The three digimon chosen to rule the [[Digital World]] after the fall of '''[[Lucemon]]'''.
** '''[[Celestial Digimon#Seraphimon|Seraphimon]]''' (13): Defeated by [[Mercurymon]], but was later reborn as '''[[Patamon]]''' (28-50).
** '''[[Celestial Digimon#Seraphimon|Seraphimon]]''': Defeated by '''[[Mercurymon]]''', but was later reborn as '''[[Patamon]]'''.
** '''[[Celestial Digimon#Ophanimon|Ophanimon]]''' (1-35): Summoned the [[DigiDestined]] and guided them for most of their journey through their [[Digivice#D-Tector_.28D-Scanner_in_Japan.29|D-Tectors]]. She eventually had to sacrifice herself to a corrupt Cherubimon. Reborn as '''Salamon''' (47-50)
** '''[[Celestial Digimon#Ophanimon|Ophanimon]]''': Summoned the '''[[DigiDestined]]''' and guided them for most of their journey through their [[Digivice#D-Tector_.28D-Scanner_in_Japan.29|D-Tectors]]. She eventually had to sacrifice herself to a corrupt '''[[Celestial Digimon#Cherubimon|Cherubimon]]'''.
** '''[[Celestial Digimon#Cherubimon|Cherubimon]]''' (20-37): Corrupted by [[Lucemon]], he was at first the primary villain of the series, although he was later purified after being defeated by EmperorGreymon and MagnaGarurumon. Reborn as '''Lopmon''' (47-50).
** '''[[Celestial Digimon#Cherubimon|Cherubimon]]''': Corrupted by [[Lucemon]], he was at first the primary villain of the series, although he was later purified after being defeated by the '''[[DigiDestined]]'''.


* '''[[Ancient Warriors|Original Legendary Warriors]]''': The Warriors who defeated Lucemon prior to the series.
* '''[[Ancient Warriors|Original Legendary Warriors]]''': The Warriors who defeated Lucemon prior to the series.
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** '''[[Mercurymon]]''' (''Mercuremon'') / '''[[Mercurymon|Sakkakumon (''Sephirotmon'')]]''' / '''[[Mercurymon#ShadowSeraphimon|ShadowSeraphimon (''BlackSeraphimon'')]]''' (12-29, 42, 50): All forms defeated and digitized by [[Takuya Kanbara#Aldamon|Aldamon]].
** '''[[Mercurymon]]''' (''Mercuremon'') / '''[[Mercurymon|Sakkakumon (''Sephirotmon'')]]''' / '''[[Mercurymon#ShadowSeraphimon|ShadowSeraphimon (''BlackSeraphimon'')]]''' (12-29, 42, 50): All forms defeated and digitized by [[Takuya Kanbara#Aldamon|Aldamon]].
** '''[[Koichi Kimura#Duskmon|Duskmon]]''' / '''[[Koichi Kimura#Velgemon|Velgemon (''Velgmon'')]]''' (12-33): Defeated by the combined efforts of [[Aldamon]] & [[Koji Minamoto#Beowulfmon|Beowolfmon]] and purged from Koichi. Later purified as '''[[Koichi Kimura#Lowemon|Löwemon]]''' / '''[[Koichi Kimura#JagerLowemon|JägerLöwemon]]''' by Koji's D-Tector.
** '''[[Koichi Kimura#Duskmon|Duskmon]]''' / '''[[Koichi Kimura#Velgemon|Velgemon (''Velgmon'')]]''' (12-33): Defeated by the combined efforts of [[Aldamon]] & [[Koji Minamoto#Beowulfmon|Beowolfmon]] and purged from Koichi. Later purified as '''[[Koichi Kimura#Lowemon|Löwemon]]''' / '''[[Koichi Kimura#JagerLowemon|JägerLöwemon]]''' by Koji's D-Tector.
* '''[[Albert Wesker]]'''


===Villains===
===Villains===
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*** '''[[Royal Knights#Crusadermon|Crusadermon (''RhodoKnightmon'')]]''': Defeated by [[Koji Minamoto#MagnaGarurumon|MagnaGarurumon]], digitized by [[Lucemon]].
*** '''[[Royal Knights#Crusadermon|Crusadermon (''RhodoKnightmon'')]]''': Defeated by [[Koji Minamoto#MagnaGarurumon|MagnaGarurumon]], digitized by [[Lucemon]].
* '''[[Murmuxmon]]''' (Movie): Took on the disguises of '''[[Murmuxmon#D'Arcmon|D'Arcmon]]''' and '''[[Murmuxmon#HippoGryphomon|HippoGryphomon]]'''. Killed by [[Takuya Kanbara#Agunimon|Agunimon]].
* '''[[Murmuxmon]]''' (Movie): Took on the disguises of '''[[Murmuxmon#D'Arcmon|D'Arcmon]]''' and '''[[Murmuxmon#HippoGryphomon|HippoGryphomon]]'''. Killed by [[Takuya Kanbara#Agunimon|Agunimon]].
* '''[[Alexia Ashford]]'''

* '''[[Alfred Ashford]]'''
* '''[[Characters in Resident Evil 4#Ramon Salazar|Ramon Salazar]]'''
* '''[[Osmund Saddler]]'''
* '''[[Jack Krauser]]'''
* '''[[Onismon]]''' (''Ornithmon'') (Movie): Killed by AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon.
* '''[[Onismon]]''' (''Ornithmon'') (Movie): Killed by AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon.


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This [[Audio drama#Radio drama/audio drama in Japan|audio drama]]<ref>[http://digitalscratch.wordpress.com/2009/06/24/os-things-i-want-to-tell-you/ English translation of Digimon Frontier CD Drama]</ref> takes place during their adventures in the Digital World. The children find a mailbox and decide to write letters to the people they care about, expressing things that they normally can't say.
This [[Audio drama#Radio drama/audio drama in Japan|audio drama]]<ref>[http://digitalscratch.wordpress.com/2009/06/24/os-things-i-want-to-tell-you/ English translation of Digimon Frontier CD Drama]</ref> takes place during their adventures in the Digital World. The children find a mailbox and decide to write letters to the people they care about, expressing things that they normally can't say.


== English dub edits ==
== How to Unlock the costumes ==
[[File:Street Fighter IV character select screen.png|right|thumb|260px|Character select screen of the home version of the game, depicting Cammy against Ryu.]]
[[Image:Sexy Dynamite edit.jpg|125px|right|thumb|A deleted dub scene from episode 15]]

* In the original Japanese version [[Crusadermon]] was portrayed as an extremely effeminate male character. In the English dub, he is simply a female.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
* [[Grumblemon]] was portrayed as a street smart thug, speaking in an old downtown Tokyo accent in the original Japanese version, while in the English version he is portrayed as illiterate.
!Character
* [[Ranamon]] was portrayed as a Southern U.S woman in the English version instead of a childish girl.
!How to Unlock
* [[Mercurymon]] was much more verbally abusive in the English version than in the Japanese version.
|-
* [[Duskmon]] was more silent in the Japanese version than in the English version.
|[[Akuma (Street Fighter)]]
* In episode 6, the dub cut out two minor scenes: the first showing a hand print on J.P.'s face after Zoe slaps him, and the second showing Koji hitting Takuya on the head with a stick. Also, the Minomon's tendency of suffixing their sentences with "mino" was removed.
|After unlocking Sakura, Dan, Cammy, Fei Long, Gen and Rose. Beat him in Arcade Mode to unlock him. In order to fight him, get at least one Perfect, one Ultra Finish, and use no Continues. If done correctly you will fight him after Seth.
* In episode 9, a short scene where Tommy attacks Zoe with a burning stick (with Koji leaping in front of her to defend her), is cut from the dub.
|-
* In episode 11, the fraudulent fortune telling methods of [[Gekomon]] and [[Sepikmon]] were changed in the English dub. In the original Japanese version, Gekomon "uses the momentum from getting drunk on [[sake]] to tell the future", while Sepikmon hits people on the head with his boomerang and reads the cartoon stars that circle the person's head to tell their fortune.
|[[Cammy]]
* In episode 13, the dub cut a scene where [[Arbormon]] chokes [[Deramon]].
|Complete Arcade Mode with Crimson Viper.
* In episode 15, a scene where the words "Sexy Dynamite" was shown in the background was edited out. The scene depicted [[Zoe Orimoto]] in a red bikini. When removing her shirt, she raises it a slight bit higher and shows a bit of her panties and a bit of her breasts in the original Japanese version. Also, when Takuya and J.P run in on her after she screamed, J.P had a nose-bleed.
|-
* From episode 48 onwards, when the children were in the Hybrids as [[Susanoomon]], certain parts were airbrushed out to avoid showing them nude. During the evolution to Susanoomon (Takuya and Koji only) had a key part cut to avoid showing Takuya and Koji nude as well. Later, in the final evolution to Susanoomon, the English dub re-created the entire hand motion (first 10 seconds of spirit evolution). This can be seen because Takuya and Koji have their old digivices instead of the new ones. In the original Japanese version however, they have the newer ones.
|[[Dan Hibiki]]
|Complete Arcade Mode with Sakura.
|-
|[[Fei Long]]
|Complete Arcade Mode with Abel.
|-
|[[Gen]]
|Complete Arcade Mode with Chun-Li.
|-
|[[Gouken (Street Fighter)]]
|After unlocking Akuma, Sakura, Dan, Cammy, Fei Long, Gen and Rose, complete the game with Akuma. Then, beat Arcade Mode, getting at least 2 Perfects, 3 Ultra Finishes, 5 First Attacks and without using any Continues. If done correctly you will fight him after Seth.
|-
|[[Rose (Street Fighter)]]
|Complete Arcade Mode with M.Bison.
|-
|[[Sakura (Street Fighter)]]
|Complete Arcade Mode with Ryu.
|-
|Seth
|Complete Arcade Mode with all other characters.
|}


Despite these edits, the English version of Digimon Frontier, in general, is much closer to the original Japanese version than previous seasons. One example of this was to keep the Japanese term "evolution" instead of using the usual "digivolution". Other overseas dubs such as the Spanish and German dubs, use terms derived from digivolution, despite this change.
Despite these edits, the English version of Digimon Frontier, in general, is much closer to the original Japanese version than previous seasons. One example of this was to keep the Japanese term "evolution" instead of using the usual "digivolution". Other overseas dubs such as the Spanish and German dubs, use terms derived from digivolution, despite this change.
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==Credits==
==Credits==
===Cast (Japan) as [[Resident Evil Code: Veronica]]/[[Resident Evil Code: Veronica X]] and [[Resident Evil 4]]/[[Street Fighter Alpha 3]]/[[Street Fighter IV]]/[[Super Street Fighter IV]]===
===Cast (Japan)===

* [[Kotono Mitsuishi]] - [[Claire Redfield]]
* [[Daisuke Kishio]] - [[Steve Burnside]]
* [[Katsuji Mori]] - [[Chris Redfield]]
* [[Jouji Shibue]] - [[Leon S. Kennedy]]
* [[Hama Chisaki]] - [[Ashley Graham (Resident Evil)|Ashley Graham]]
* [[Mew Azama]] - [[Ada Wong]]
* [[Jun Masuo]] - [[Luis Sera]]
* [[Hiroko Takahashi]] - [[Ryu (Street Fighter)|Ryu]]
* [[Yuji Kishi]] - [[Ken Masters]]
* Satoshi Tsuroka - [[Balrog (Street Fighter)|Balrog]]
* [[Misato Fukuen]] - [[Sakura Kasugano]]
* [[Hiroki Yasumoto]] - [[Guile (Street Fighter)|Guile]]
* [[Jouji Shibue]] - [[[Charlie (Street Fighter)|Charlie]]
* [[Hiroyuki Matsumoto]] - [[Guy (Final Fight)|Guy]]'''
* [[Akira Kubodera]] - [[Cody Travers]]'''
* [[Miyuki Sawashiro]] - [[Cammy]]
* Yohei Tadano - [[Gen (Street Fighter)|Gen]]
* [[Akeno Watanabe]] - [[Rose (Street Fighter)|Rose]]
* [[Fumiko Orikasa]] - [[Chun-Li]]
* Daisuke Egawa - [[Dhalsim]]
* [[Tōru Ōhira]] - [[T. Hawk]]
* [[Daisuke Ono]] - [[El Fuerte (Street Fighter)|El Fuerte]]
* [[Kenji Hamada] - [[Dee Jay]]
* Yuji Ueda - [[Blanka]]
* Atsushi Imaruoka - [[Adon (Street Fighter)|Adon]]
* [[Kenta Miyake]] - [[Zangief]]
* Taketora - [[Akuma (Street Fighter)|Akuma]]
* [[Norio Wakamoto]] - [[M. Bison]]
* Daisuke Endo - [[Sagat]]
* [[Junichi Suwabe]] - [[Vega (Street Fighter)|Vega]]
* [[Mie Sonozaki]] - [[Crimson Viper]]'''
* [[Kenji Takahashi]] - [[Abel (Street Fighter)|Abel]]
* [[Wataru Hatano]] - [[Rufus (Street Fighter)|Rufus]]
* Yoshikazu Nagano - [[Edmond Honda]]
* Toshiyuki Kusuda - [[Dan Hibiki]]
* [[Yuichi Nakamura]] - [[Fei Long]]
* [[Kazuko Sugiyama]] - Bokomon
* [[Kazuko Sugiyama]] - Bokomon
* [[Masami Kikuchi]]
* [[Masami Kikuchi]]
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* [[Kumiko Nishihara]] - [[Lucemon]]
* [[Kumiko Nishihara]] - [[Lucemon]]
** [[Ryuusei Nakao]] - [[Lucemon|Lucemon Falldown Mode]]
** [[Ryuusei Nakao]] - [[Lucemon|Lucemon Falldown Mode]]
* [[Juurouta Kosugi]] - [[Albert Wesker]], [[Jack Krauser]]

* [[Kazunari Kojima]]- [[Sorcermon|Sorcerymon]], Candmon #4, [[Kokuwamon]] #3, [[Phantomon]] #2, [[SuperStarmon]].
* [[Kazunari Kojima]]- [[Sorcermon|Sorcerymon]], Candmon #4, [[Kokuwamon]] #3, [[Phantomon]] #2, [[SuperStarmon]].
* [[Aya Sugimoto]] - [[Alexia Ashford]]

* [[Daisuke Namikawa]] - [[Alfred Ashford]]
* [[Mari Adachi]] - [[Swanmon]]
* [[Mari Adachi]] - [[Swanmon]]
* [[Reiko Fujita]] - [[Kapurimon]], [[Torikaraballmon]] #1
* [[Reiko Fujita]] - [[Kapurimon]], [[Torikaraballmon]] #1
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* [[Eiji Yanagisawa]] - [[Trailmon|Trailmon Worm]]
* [[Eiji Yanagisawa]] - [[Trailmon|Trailmon Worm]]


===Cast (English) as [[Biohazard Code: Veronica]]/[[Biohazard Code: Veronica|Biohazard Code: Veronica Complete]] and [[Biohazard 4]]/[[Street Fighter Zero 3]]/[[Strt Fighter IV]]/[[Super Street Fighter IV]]===
===Cast (English)===
<nowiki>*</nowiki>All Characters listed here are referred to by their English Names.
<nowiki>*</nowiki>All Characters listed here are referred to by their English Names.


* [[Melissa Fahn]] - Narrator (1–42)
* [[Alyson Court]] - [[Claire Redfield]]
* [[Brian Beacock]] - [[Bokomon]]/Narrator (43–50)
* [[Bill Houston]] - [[Steve Burnside]]
* [[Michael Filipowich]] - [[Chris Redfield]]
* [[Paul Mercier]] - [[Leon S. Kennedy]]
* [[Sally Cahill]] - [[Ada Wong]]
* [[Carolyn Lawrence]] - [[Ashley Graham (Resident Evil)|Ashley Graham]]
* [[Rino Romano]] - [[Luis Sera]]
* [[Kyle Hebert]] - [[Ryu (Street Fighter)|Ryu]]
* Reuben Langdon - [[Ken Masters]]
* [[Bob Carter (voice actor)|Bob Carter]] - [[Balrog (Street Fighter)|Mike Bison]] ([[Balrog (Street Fighter)|Balrog]] in U.S.)
* [[Melissa Fahn]] - [[Sakura Kasugano]]/Narrator (1–42)
* [[Travis Willingham]] - [[Guile (Street Fighter)|Guile]]
* [[Brian Beacock]] - [[Cody Travers]]/[[Bokomon]]/Narrator (43-50)
* [[Crispin Freeman]] - [[Guy (Final Fight)|Guy]]
* [[Raj Ramayya]] - [[Charlie (Street Fighter)|Nash]] ([[Charlie (Street Fighter)|Charlie]] in U.S.)
* [[Rod Clarke]] - [[Akuma (Street Fighter)|Gouki]] ([[Akuma (Street Fighter)|Akuma]] in U.S.)
* [[Caitlin Glass]] - [[Cammy]]
* Gina Grad - [[Rose (Street Fighter)|Rose]]
* [[Michael Sorich]] - [[Gen (Street Fighter)|Gen]]
* [[Laura Bailey]] - [[Chun-Li]]
* [[Christopher Bevins]] - [[Dhalsim]]
* [[Roger Craig Smith]] - [[T. Hawk]]
* [[J. B. Blanc]] - [[El Fuerte (Street Fighter)|El Fuerte]]
* [[Brian Beacock]] - [[Dee Jay]]
* [[Taliesfin Jafe]] - [[Blanka]]
* [[Derek Stephen Price]] - [[Adon (Street Fighter)|Adon]]
* Anthony Landor - [[Zangief]]
* Gerald C. Rivers [[M. Bison|Vega]] ([[M. Bison]] in U.S.)
* [[Isaac C. Singleton Jr.]] - [[Sagat]]
* [[Doug Erholtz]] - [[Vega (Street Fighter)|Balrog]] ([[Vega (Street Fighter)|Vega]] in U.S.)
* [[Michelle Ruff]] - [[Crimson Viper]]
* [[Jason Liebrecht]] - [[Abel (Street Fighter)|Abel]]
* [[Chris Kent]] - [[Rufus (Street Fighter)|Rufus]]
* Joe DiMucci - [[Edmond Honda]]
* [[Ted Sroka]] - [[Dan Hibiki]]
* [[Matthew Mercer]] - [[Fei Long]]
* [[Michael Sorich]] - [[Neemon]], [[Centarumon]], [[Dogmon]], [[Elecmon]], [[GranKuwagamon]], [[Pandamon]], [[Phantomon]]
* [[Michael Sorich]] - [[Neemon]], [[Centarumon]], [[Dogmon]], [[Elecmon]], [[GranKuwagamon]], [[Pandamon]], [[Phantomon]]
* [[Mary Elizabeth McGlynn]] - [[Celestial Digimon#Ophanimon|Ophanimon]]/[[Salamon]], [[Burgermon]], [[Otamamon]], [[Palmon]], [[Pipismon]],
* [[Mary Elizabeth McGlynn]] - [[Celestial Digimon#Ophanimon|Ophanimon]]/[[Salamon]], [[Burgermon]], [[Otamamon]], [[Palmon]], [[Pipismon]],
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* [[Mona Marshall]] - [[Lucemon]], [[EbiBurgermon]], [[Toucanmon]]
* [[Mona Marshall]] - [[Lucemon]], [[EbiBurgermon]], [[Toucanmon]]
* [[Dave Wittenberg]] - The [[Trailmon]] family, [[Sorcermon]], Cherrymon, [[IceDevimon]], [[Kokuwamon]], [[Meteormon]], [[Phantomon]], [[Pipismon]], [[Raremon]], [[Starmon]]
* [[Dave Wittenberg]] - The [[Trailmon]] family, [[Sorcermon]], Cherrymon, [[IceDevimon]], [[Kokuwamon]], [[Meteormon]], [[Phantomon]], [[Pipismon]], [[Raremon]], [[Starmon]]
* [[Leila Johnson]] - [[Alexia Ashford]]

* [[Peter Oldring]] - [[Alfred Ashford]]
* [[Kevin Bacon]] - [[Rodrigo Juan Raval]] , [[Osmund Saddler]]
* [[Greg Grunber]] - [[Jack Krauser]]
* [[Beau Billingslea]] - [[Parrotmon]], [[Saggitarimon]], [[Shamanmon]]
* [[Beau Billingslea]] - [[Parrotmon]], [[Saggitarimon]], [[Shamanmon]]
* [[Tifanie Christun]] - Chiaki, [[Biyomon]], [[Minomon]]
* [[Tifanie Christun]] - Chiaki, [[Biyomon]], [[Minomon]]
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==Notes==
==Notes==
<references/>
<references/>

==See also==
* [[Resident Evil Code: Veronica]]
* [[Resident Evil Code: Veronica X]]
* [[Resident Evil 4]]
* [[Street Fighter Alpha 3]]
* [[Street Fighter IV]]
* [[Super Street Fighter IV]]



==External links==
==External links==
{{Digimon Wiki}}
{{Digimon Wiki}}
*[http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/digimon_F/ Toei's Digimon Frontier website] (Japanese)
*[http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tv/digimon_F/ Toei's Digimon Frontier website] (Japanese)
*[http://www.duckfeather.net/digimon/frontier/frontier_ep.htm Digimon Uncensored's Digimon Frontier Comparisons] (English)
*[http://www.duckfeather.net/digimon/frontier/frontier_ep.htm Digimon Uncensored's Digimon Frontier Comparisons] (English)
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Digimon Frontier
Digimon Frontier
デジモンフロンティア
(Dejimon Furontia)
GenreAction, Adventure, Sentai
Anime
Resident Evil Code: Veronica (Original)
Resident Evil Code: Veronica X
Resident Evil 4 (Rerun)
Street Fighter Alpha 3 (Relaunch)
Street Fighter IV
Super Street Fighte IV
Directed byYukio Kaizawa
StudioToei Animation in association with: Paramount Television
MGM Television
Released April 7, 2002 – March 30, 2003
Anime
Island of Lost Digimon
StudioToei Animation
ReleasedJuly 20, 2002
Related works

Digimon Frontier (デジモンフロンティア, Dejimon Furontia) is the 4th Digimon TV series first broadcast in 2002. After prompted to do so by unusual phone messages, the five main characters go to a subway station and take a train to the Digital World. Once there, they meet two secondary characters, Bokomon and Neemon, who act as guides, and tell the DigiDestined that the Digital World is in danger. They must fight the antagonist, Alexia Ashford and Alfred Ashford and his Legendary Warrior servants before they succeed in dominating the world; it's up to the children to save it.

Plot summary

Resident Evil Code: Veronica are combined with Digimon Frontier.


Long ago, a group of ten Digimon sacrificed themselves to defeat an ultimate evil that threatened the Digital World. These Ancient Warriors created artifacts from their data by Claire Redfield (now Leon S. Kennedy), the twenty "Spirits", before leaving the Digital World in the care of the three Celestial Digimon. However, one of the three, Cherubimon begins a reign of terror. To counter this, the Celestial Digimon Ophanimon summons five children from the human world into the Digital World via the train-like Trailmon. There, these five Digi-Destined find their respective Human Spirits and "Spirit Evolve" into Digimon, the Legendary Warriors. However, while finding their respective Beast Spirits, the five find themselves hunted by five other Legendary Warriors that serve Cherubimon.

After they defeat four of the them (JP destroys one, another loses his Beast Spirit to Koji and is destroyed by Duskmon for being useless, Zoe destroys another and Takuya gets the last one and Claire), Koji Minamoto discovers that Duskmon, the fifth evil Legendary Warrior, is really his twin brother Koichi Kimura. With Takuya Kanbara's help, Koji is able to free his brother, and Kouichi restores the Spirits of Darkness to their true forms and joins the team as the true Warrior of Darkness, Löwemon. After they defeat Cherubimon who is killed by Takuya as EmporerGreymon, the Dig by Rodrigo Juan RavaliDestined learn that the true mastermind was the very evil the Ancient Warriors sealed away within the Digital World's core, Alexia Ashford. So now the six DigiDestined must try to defeat the two Royal Knights before they scan all of the Digital World, sending it to Lucemon to complete his rebirth. Ultimately Takuya and Koji succeed in destroying the Knights, but not before they free Lucemon. After fighting a losing battle, the Spirits of the Legendary Warriors come to life and along with the spirits of Seraphimon, Ophanimon and Cherubimon (who was purified of his evil by Takuya when he killed him) give the children new hope. The children and the spirits evolve together to form Susanoomon and defeat Lucemon. The Spirits ultimately expel the children from them, take on their human warrior forms and destroy the weakened Alexia forever with a sword. The children return home to live happily ever after with Andy, Chris and Claire now Andy Ada and Leon and Ashley.

Episodes

Main article: List of Digimon Frontier episodes

The season aired 50 episodes on Fuji TV in Japan from April 7, 2002 to March 30, 2003.

The show then aired later on CBS and ABC Family Channel in the United States (now on Jetix/ Toon Disney in the US), and in Canada on YTV from September 9, 2002 to July 14, 2003. It was scheduled to air in the United Kingdom on Fox Kids UK, and much more recently Jetix UK, but it never happened (a fate shared by Season Three of Sailor Moon (Sailor Moon S)). On June 2, 2003, this series of Digimon was first aired in Australia on Network Ten's Cheez TV.

The German version of the series first aired in Austria on ATV Plus from December 22, 2003 to March 4, 2004 and in Germany on RTL 2 from February 16 to April 27, 2004.

The Latino American version was first aired from March to June 2003 on weekdays at 8:30 p.m. (-4 GMT) on Fox Kids. The first four episodes were aired on Sunday during the Digimon Tamers marathon.

Characters

Main characters

Character Voice actor
File:Takuya intro digimon.jpg Takuya Kanbara
Kanbara Takuya (神原拓也)		 Michael Reisz (EN)
Junko Takeuchi (JP)
Leader of the group. Uses the Human Spirit of Flame to become Agunimon (Agnimon) to save Claire Redfield in RECVX and Leon S. Kennedy in RE4 and Ryu from Danger and the Beast Spirit of Flame to become BurningGreymon (Vritramon). He later received the power to assume the forms of Aldamon (Ardhamon) and EmperorGreymon (KaiserGreymon).
File:Koji intro digimon.jpg Koji Minamoto
Minamoto Kōji (源輝二)		 Steve Staley (EN)
Hiroshi Kamiya (JP)
He was quiet and reserved, the "lone wolf." with Chun-Li Uses the Human Spirit of Light to become Lobomon (Wolfmon) and the Beast Spirit of Light to become KendoGarurumon (Garmmon). He later received the power to become Beowolfmon (Beowulfmon) and MagnaGarurumon.
File:JP intro digimon.jpg J.P. Shibayama
Shibayama Junpei (柴山純平)		 Steven Blum (EN)
Masato Amada (JP)
The oldest of the group. Uses the Human Spirit of Thunder to become Beetlemon (Blitzmon) to save Chris Redfield in RECVX and Ada Wong in RE4 now Ken and the Beast Spirit of Thunder to become MetalKabuterimon (Bolgmon).
File:Zoe intro digimon.jpg Zoe Orimoto
Orimoto Izumi (織本泉)		 Michelle Ruff (EN)
Sawa Ishige (JP)
The main female member of this season, and is very independent for Steve Burnside and now Ashley Graham now Balrog. Uses the Human Spirit of Wind to become Kazemon (Fairymon) and the Beast Spirit of Wind to become Zephyrmon (Shutumon).
File:Tommy intro digimon.jpg Tommy Himi
Himi Tomoki (氷見友樹)		 Brianne Siddall (EN)
Kumiko Watanabe (JP)
The youngest of the group with Guile. Uses the Human Spirit of Ice, to become Kumamon (Chakmon) and the Beast Spirit of Ice to become Korikakumon (Blizzarmon).
File:KoichiKimura.jpg Koichi Kimura
Kimura Kōichi (木村輝一)		 Crispin Freeman (EN)
Kenichi Suzumura (JP)
Koji's twin brother. He was separated from Koji when they were babies when their parents divorced. Originally lost his memory and became Duskmon/Velgemon, an enemy to the others, but later became purified by Chris Redfield now Ada Wong now Charlie. Uses the Human Spirit of Darkness to become Löwemon and the Beast Spirit of Darkness to become JägerLöwemon (KaiserLeomon).

Secondary characters from Resident Evil Code: Veronica/Resident Evil Code: Veronica X/Resident Evil 4/Street Fighter Alpha 3/Street Fighter IV/Super Street Fighter IV===


Villains

Family

  • Yuriko & Hiroaki Kanbara: Takuya's mother and father.
  • Shinya Kanbara: Takuya's brother. He and Takuya often fought each other, like most siblings.
  • Kousei Minamoto: Kouichi's and Koji's father. He took custody of Koji when he divorced Tomoko and told Koji that she was dead. He later remarried Satomi.
  • Satomi Minamoto: Koji's stepmother. She was depressed when she thought that Koji did not love her because he thought about his biological mother.
  • Tomoko Kimura: Koji's & Kouichi's biological mother. She took custody of Kouichi when she divorced Kousei. Though she suffered from sickness, she continued to work because she knew she had to support Kouichi.
  • Tomoki's brother / Yutaka Himi: Tommy's older brother. He did not want Tommy to become spoiled, so he kept telling Tommy not to keep asking their parents for everything. This created a distance in their relationship. In the Japanese version, Tommy simply referred to him as 'brother.' The American dub gave him the first name of Yutaka—possibly because it is an anagram of 'Takuya,' Tommy's surrogate older brother, friend and hero.

Other children

These are all the other children that were brought by the Trailmon but not chosen to receive a spirit. Ophanimon sent them a message asking them to go home but they chose not to. Ophanimon sent Angemon to protect them, but they thought of Angemon as their Digimon and ignored what he told them. At some point in time, they came to the Beanstalk Village, where the Mamemon gave them the last of their peas. The group planted the peas where a giant bean stalk used to be, and it grew into another beanstalk. After Angemon was killed by the Royal Knights they decided to go back to the real world, but the Royal Knights captured them and took them back to the Beanstalk Village and demanded to know where the code was. After Takuya and crew saved them, they boarded a Trailmon and went back to the real world.

  • Katsuharu: He bullied Tommy in the past and forced him onto the Trailmon that brought him to the Digital World. He seemed to be the group's unofficial leader.
  • Teppei: He also bullied Tommy in the past. He told Tommy to go back because he thought he was too weak to stay. When he saw Tommy beast spirit evolve, he took back what he said.
  • Chiaki: She felt she could become stronger if she stayed in the Digital World.
  • Teruo: He felt that his old life was boring and that he was more free in the Digital World.

Island of Lost Digimon

The seventh of the TV-based Digimon movies, Takuya and company end up on a floating island in the middle of a civil war between human and beast Digimon, instigated by an evil Digimon named Murmuxmon. He was posing as the leader of each side in the war so that he could free an ancient evil - known as Onismon - that the Ancient Warriors, AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon had defeated. The team then tries to end the war but it is too late and Onismon is resurrected. However he is soon after defeated by the also resurrected AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon. The movie ends with the two sides finally making peace.

(NOTE: Ironically, while the other previous Digimon movies use the US Frontier opening theme for unexplained reasons, this movie, where it should have been used, does not. Only the end credits use the song, without words)

CD Drama

Digimon Frontier: Original Story, Tsutaetai Koto

This audio drama[1] takes place during their adventures in the Digital World. The children find a mailbox and decide to write letters to the people they care about, expressing things that they normally can't say.

How to Unlock the costumes

File:Street Fighter IV character select screen.png
Character select screen of the home version of the game, depicting Cammy against Ryu.
Character How to Unlock
Akuma (Street Fighter) After unlocking Sakura, Dan, Cammy, Fei Long, Gen and Rose. Beat him in Arcade Mode to unlock him. In order to fight him, get at least one Perfect, one Ultra Finish, and use no Continues. If done correctly you will fight him after Seth.
Cammy Complete Arcade Mode with Crimson Viper.
Dan Hibiki Complete Arcade Mode with Sakura.
Fei Long Complete Arcade Mode with Abel.
Gen Complete Arcade Mode with Chun-Li.
Gouken (Street Fighter) After unlocking Akuma, Sakura, Dan, Cammy, Fei Long, Gen and Rose, complete the game with Akuma. Then, beat Arcade Mode, getting at least 2 Perfects, 3 Ultra Finishes, 5 First Attacks and without using any Continues. If done correctly you will fight him after Seth.
Rose (Street Fighter) Complete Arcade Mode with M.Bison.
Sakura (Street Fighter) Complete Arcade Mode with Ryu.
Seth Complete Arcade Mode with all other characters.

Despite these edits, the English version of Digimon Frontier, in general, is much closer to the original Japanese version than previous seasons. One example of this was to keep the Japanese term "evolution" instead of using the usual "digivolution". Other overseas dubs such as the Spanish and German dubs, use terms derived from digivolution, despite this change.

Theme songs

Original

  • Opening: "FIRE!!" by Wada Kouji
  • Ending 1: "Innocent~Mujaki na Mama de~" by Wada Kouji (eps. 1-26)
  • Ending 2: "an Endless tale" by Wada Kouji and Ai Maeda (as AiM) (ep. 27-50)
  • Insert 1: "With The Will" by Wada Kouji (Evolution Theme)
  • Insert 2: "The Last Element" by Ayumi Miyazaki (Hyper Spirit Evolution Theme)
  • Insert 3: "Salamander" by Junko Takeuchi (Takuya's Theme)
  • Insert 4: "in the blue" by Hiroshi Kamiya (Koji's Theme)
  • Insert 5: "Spark!!" by Masato Amada (Junpei's Theme)
  • Insert 6: "Kaze no Shizuku" by Sawa Ishige (Izumi's Theme)
  • Insert 7: "Say yes!" by Kumiko Watanabe (Tomoki's Theme)
  • Insert 8: "Oreta Tsubasa de -With Broken Wings-" by Kenichi Suzumura (Kouichi's Theme)
  • Insert 9: "Blader" by Kenichi Suzumura (Duskmon's Theme)

Credits

Cast (Japan) as Resident Evil Code: Veronica/Resident Evil Code: Veronica X and Resident Evil 4/Street Fighter Alpha 3/Street Fighter IV/Super Street Fighter IV

Cast (English) as Biohazard Code: Veronica/Biohazard Code: Veronica Complete and Biohazard 4/Street Fighter Zero 3/Strt Fighter IV/Super Street Fighter IV

*All Characters listed here are referred to by their English Names.

Movie Cast

Notes

  1. ^ English translation of Digimon Frontier CD Drama

See also


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