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Digimon: The Movie
Digimon: The Movie
	Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Mamoru Hosoda; Shigeyasu Yamauchi; US/CAN; Patrick Duffy
Written by	Reiko Yoshida; US/CAN; Patrick Duffy; Bob Buchholz
Produced by	Seki Hiromi; Yasushi Mitsui; Makoto Shibazaki; Tan Takaiwa; Teruo Tamamura; Tsutomu Tomari; Makoto Toriyama; Makoto Yamashina; US/CAN; Terri-Lei O'Malley
Starring	Elizabeth Keifer; Lesley Ann Warren; Farrah Fawcett; Gina Tognoni
Cinematography	Shigeru Ando
Edited by	Gary Friedman; Douglas Purgason
Music by	Udi Harpaz; Amotz Plessner
Production; companies	NBC; Toei Animation
Distributed by	Paramount Pictures ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures (USA, Germany); NBC Studios ; Toei Animation
Release date	October 6, 2000
Running time	125 minutes; (Original); 85 minutes; (US/CAN)
Countries	Japan; United States; Canada
Languages	Japanese; English
Budget	$5.5 million
Box office	$16,643,191

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Digimon: The Movie is a Canadian/American Digimon film adaptation of the first three Japanese Digimon movies. The first two parts are from Digimon Adventure and the third part from Digimon Adventure 02. Those stories are based in the universe introduced in the first two seasons of the TV series. The movie in the US is distributed by Paramount Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures and NBC Studios. The unified version released in North America had a high degree of editing, with more than 40 minutes of scenes from the individual Japanese versions cut out in order to save time, to keep the rating PG, along with several plot changes (possibly to help make more sense of the movie in the absence of the deleted scenes).

Plot

Digimon Adventure

The first story focused on Tai and Kari Kamiya four years before their adventure in the Digital World. It shows their first encounter with Digimon and what happened to them (as well as the other children). Tai and Kari wake one morning to find a Digi-Egg that came out of their computer the night before and the egg soon hatches, revealing a Botamon. The Digimon then evolves into Koromon and then Agumon (not the same one that became friends with Tai in the series, and yet, somehow, both Koromon and Kari remember each other), who then goes out and unintentionally destroys a good part of the neighborhood with Kari riding on his back. A second Digi-Egg appears in the sky to reveal an evil Digimon Parrotmon. Agumon then Digivolves to Greymon but isn't strong enough to beat Parrotmon and is knocked out. Tai grabs Kari's whistle and wakes up Greymon, who defeats Parrotmon and disappears with him.

Our War Game

About six months after the Digidestined departed from the Digital World (canon to the first season finale), Izzy Izumi discovers a virus on the Internet infecting a Digi-Egg, then rushes over to Tai's house to inform Tai about the newly-hatched Digimon. Tai and Izzy use Tai's dad's computer and monitor the Digimon until Gennai appears in a transmission from the Digital World. He sends Agumon and Tentomon to help stop the corrupted Digimon, Keramon. They put up a good fight until Keramon Digivolves to Infermon and defeats them. Tai tries furiously to contact and alert the rest of the Digidestined and ends up getting only Matt Ishida and his brother T.K. Takaishi. They find a computer in a barber shop and upload Gabumon and Patamon onto the net. Infermon Digivolves to Diaboromon after Agumon and Gabumon Warp Digivolve to WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon but then they slow down because of the massive amount of e-mails being sent to Tai and Izzy. Tai slaps the computer and freezes it leaving WarGreymon frozen and defeated. Diaboromon then starts multiplying and sets up a timer for 10 minutes as he forces the Pentagon to launch two nuclear missiles: one headed for Colorado, the other for the neighbourhood in Odaiba, Tokyo, where Tai currently lives. WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon wake up and race to defeat Diaboromon, only to find over a million copies of him. Every single copy fires and blast them until they lie defeated. Tai and Matt mysteriously enter their computers and talk to their Digimon. WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon DNA Digivolve to Omnimon who easily defeats all but one Diaboromon. At one minute to go, Diaboromon is still too fast for them to hit, but then Izzy forwards him the e-mails, slowing him like it did to the other Digimon. At the very last second, Omnimon impales Diaboromon through the head, disabling the missiles and killing Diaboromon. But the virus tracks down Willis and infects Kokomon.

Hurricane Touchdown

This part features the characters in the second season (and is canon to the second season since it takes place right after the Digimon Emperor was defeated). It starts out with T.K. and Kari (visiting Mimi in New York) taking a picture, but having trouble, and then Kari senses something. They end up briefly meeting Willis and Terriermon, who are engaged in a battle with Wendigomon, Kokomon's corrupted Champion form (still referred to as Kokomon), who keeps telling Willis to "go back", and then vanishes. Willis and Terriermon travel to Colorado while Kari, on a train with T.K., e-mails Davis Motomiya to inform him of Willis and Kokomon.

After taking planes and taxis, Davis, Yolei Inoue, and Cody Hida end up meeting Willis in a truck while Kari and T.K. literally get derailed by Wendigomon. Willis tries to get Davis, Yolei, and Cody a lift to his house. The ride leaves without Willis and Davis, who encounter Wendigomon which leads to a battle between Davis, Flamedramon, and Gargomon, Terriermon's Champion form. Before anyone is defeated, Wendigomon vanishes again, repeating his cryptic message, "go back". Davis and Willis meet up with Yolei and Cody who told Davis that T.K. and Kari aren't there yet. Willis doubts that they'll come at all if Wendigomon interfered. After the kids question his knowledge about Wendigomon, Willis reveals that he created him but regrets saying so and storms off, while being followed by Davis. Willis reveals the story about Wendigomon, how he became infected, and reveals that he was the one who basically created Diaboromon. Davis tells Willis how they're part of a team, and that he doesn't have to face Wendigomon alone. Terriermon overhears the conversation (blaming it on his "really big ears") and says that he's "not Willis's pet, but his friend", and wants to be beside him every step of the way. Willis refuses his help out of concern for his safety, but Terriermon talks him into letting him battle. At Willis's home, Wendigomon reappears, as expected, but Digivolves to Antylamon. He swiftly evades the attacks of Gargomon, Flamedramon, Halsemon and Digmon and throws all the Digimon around like rag dolls. Antylamon Digivolves again into Cherubimon.

However, they still try to fight, but don't prevail, as Cherubimon grabs them and is about to eat them when Angemon and Angewomon cut off his arms and T.K. and Kari show up. Cherubimon de-Digivolves the Digimon then de-ages the Digidestined, revealing that he wanted Willis to "go back" in time to when the virus first attacked him. Angewomon and Angemon Digivolve to their Mega forms, Magnadramon and Seraphimon, to release two Golden Digi-Eggs for Willis and Davis. Veemon and Terriermon Golden Armor Digivolve to Magnamon and Rapidmon who go into Cherubimon. Inside they see Wendigomon who tells them to destroy the virus. Doing so purifies Cherubimon, who soon dies. After saying goodbye to his new friends, Willis and Terriermon walk back home, and notice the Digi-Egg that will hatch into Kokomon. The film ends with Kokomon having Digivolved back into Wendigomon, who begins to dance tone-deafly.

Cast

Actor	Role
Elizabeth Keifer	Kari Kamiya
Lesley Ann Warren	Tai Kamiya
Farrah Fawcett	Red Greymon
Justin Deas	T.K. Takaishi
Kate Jackson	Parrotmon
Sharon Gless	Big Agumon Gargomon
Tyne Daly	Botamon
Calista Flockhart	Sora Takenouchi
Julianne Moore	Koromon Kuramon
Patrick Duffy	Tentomon Kabuterimon MegaKabuterimon
Amy Brenneman	Mimi Tachikawa Cody Hida Matt and T.K.'s grandmother
Carol Burnett	Izzy Izumi Terriermon
Ted Danson	Joe Kido Greymon
Ray Romano	Matt Ishida
Lynda Carter	Young TK Kokomon (shared)
Isabel Sanford	Sora's mother
Jean Smart	Palmon
Robert Newman	Hawkmon Halsemon
Meg Ryan	Yolei Inoue Biyomon
Andy Griffith	Keramon Infermon Diaboromon Kokomon (shared)
Fran Drescher	Agumon Digmon
Jim Nabors	Gennai
Julia Duffy	Gabumon MetalGarurumon Omnimon (shared)
Crystal Chappell	Patamon
Salma Hayek	Gomamon
Jennifer Ferrin	Gatomon Angewomon Magnadramon
Mary Tyler Moore	Flamedramon Raidramon Poromon Magnamon
Angela Lansbury	MetalGreymon
Jeanne Cooper	WarGreymon Omnimon (shared) Rapidmon
Jaclyn Smith	Willis
Gina Tognoni	Davis Motomiya
Lindsay Wagner	Upamon Angemon Seraphimon
Maureen Garrett	DemiVeemon Veemon
Kim Zimmer	Armadillomon

Promotion

With every admission in the theater, a limited edition "Digi Battle" trading card is given out. There were a total of 12 cards obtainable.

Rating

In America, this film was rated PG by the MPAA for action violence.

Soundtrack

Music from the Motion Picture Digimon: The Movie is the original motion picture soundtrack for the film, Digimon: The Movie, released September 19, 2000 on Maverick Records. The original music was composed by Shuki Levy, Udi Harpaz and Amotz Plessner, and was performed by the Tel Aviv Symphony Orchestra^[1] and was also used throughout the second and third series. No official version of the orchestral score exists, although there are clips from the soundtrack on Udi Harpaz's website^[2]

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Performer(s)	Length
1.	"Digi Rap"	Shuki Levy, Paul Gordon, Kussa Mahchi	M.C. Pea Pod, Paul Gordon	3:11
2.	"All Star"	Gregory D. Camp	Smash Mouth	3:20
3.	"The Rockafeller Skank" (Short Edit)	John Barry, Norman Cook, Terry Winford	Fatboy Slim	4:02
4.	"Kids in America"	Marty Wilde, Ricky Wilde	LEN	3:54
5.	"Hey Digimon"	Levy, Gordon, Mahchi	Paul Gordon	2:31
6.	"One Week"	Ed Robertson	Barenaked Ladies	2:52
7.	"The Impression That I Get"	Dicky Barrett, Joe Gittleman	The Mighty Mighty Bosstones	3:17
8.	"All My Best Friends Are Metalheads"	Chris Demakes, Vinny Fiorello, Roger Manganelli	Less Than Jake	3:13
9.	"Run Around"	Jeremy Sweet, Levy, Mahchi	Jasan Radford	2:09
10.	"Nowhere Near"	Tim Cullen	Summercamp	2:21
11.	"Spill"	Daniel Castady, David Hyde, Graham Jordan, Christopher Messer	Showoff	2:16
12.	"Here We Go"	Sweet, Levy, Mahchi	Jason Gochin	2:25
13.	"Digimon Theme" (hidden track)	Gordon, Levy, Mahchi	Paul Gordon	3:00
14.	"Change Into Power" (hidden track)	Gordon, Levy, Mahchi	Paul Gordon	2:35
15.	"Let's Kick It Up" (hidden track)	Gordon, Levy, Mahchi	Paul Gordon	3:12
16.	"Going Digital" (hidden track)	Sweet, Levy, Mahchi	Jasan Radford	3:00
17.	"Strange" (hidden track)	Sweet, Levy, Mahchi	Jasan Radford	2:48

References

^ Digimon: The Movie end credits
^ Udi Harpaz: Composer - Digimon: The Movie

External links

Earliest archive of now-defunct movie website dated March 9, 2001, courtesy of Internet Archive
Digimon: The Movie at IMDb
Digimon: The Movie at AllMovie
Digimon: The Movie at Box Office Mojo

[1] Digimon: The Movie end credits

[2] Udi Harpaz: Composer - Digimon: The Movie

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[2]

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-| director = [[Mamoru Hosoda]]<br>Shigeyasu Yamauchi<br>'''US/CAN'''<br>[[Jeff Nimoy]]
+| director = [[Mamoru Hosoda]]<br>Shigeyasu Yamauchi<br>'''US/CAN'''<br>[[Patrick Duffy]]
 | producer = Seki Hiromi<br>Yasushi Mitsui<br>Makoto Shibazaki<br>Tan Takaiwa<br>Teruo Tamamura<br>Tsutomu Tomari<br>Makoto Toriyama<br>Makoto Yamashina<br>'''US/CAN'''<br>Terri-Lei O'Malley
-| writer = [[Reiko Yoshida]]<br>'''US/CAN'''<br>Jeff Nimoy<br>[[Bob Buchholz]]
+| writer = [[Reiko Yoshida]]<br>'''US/CAN'''<br>Patrick Duffy<br>[[Bob Buchholz]]
-| starring = [[Lara Jill Miller]]<br>[[Joshua Seth]]<br>[[Bob Glouberman]]<br>[[Brian Donovan]]
+| starring = [[Elizabeth Keifer]]<br>[[Lesley Ann Warren]]<br>[[Farrah Fawcett]]<br>[[Gina Tognoni]]
 | music = Udi Harpaz<br>Amotz Plessner
 | cinematography = Shigeru Ando
 | editing = Gary Friedman<br>Douglas Purgason
-| studio = [[Fox Kids]]<br>Toei Animation
+| studio = [[NBC]]<br>Toei Animation
-| distributor = [[20th Century Fox]] (USA, Germany)<br>[[Saban Entertainment]]<br>[[Toei Animation|Toei Animation Company]]
+| distributor = [[Paramount Pictures]] <br> [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures]] (USA, Germany)<br>[[NBC Studios]] <br> [[Toei Animation]]
 | released = October 6, 2000
 | runtime = 125 minutes<br>({{small|Original}})<br>85 minutes<br/>({{small|US/CAN}})
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 | followed_by = ''[[Digimon Adventure 02#Diaboromon Strikes Back|Revenge of Diaboromon]]''
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-'''''Digimon: The Movie''''' is a Canadian/American [[Digimon]] [[film adaptation]] of the first three [[Japan]]ese [[Digimon]] movies. The first two parts are from ''[[Digimon Adventure]]'' and the third part from ''[[Digimon Adventure 02]]''. Those stories are based in the universe introduced in the first two seasons of the TV series. The movie in the US is distributed by [[20th Century Fox]] and [[Saban Entertainment]]. The unified version released in North America had a high degree of editing, with more than 40 minutes of scenes from the individual Japanese versions cut out in order to save time, to keep the rating PG, along with several plot changes (possibly to help make more sense of the movie in the absence of the deleted scenes).
+'''''Digimon: The Movie''''' is a Canadian/American [[Digimon]] film adaptation of the first three [[Japan]]ese [[Digimon]] movies. The first two parts are from ''[[Digimon Adventure]]'' and the third part from ''[[Digimon Adventure 02]]''. Those stories are based in the universe introduced in the first two seasons of the TV series. The movie in the US is distributed by [[Paramount Pictures]], [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures]] and [[NBC Studios]]. The unified version released in North America had a high degree of editing, with more than 40 minutes of scenes from the individual Japanese versions cut out in order to save time, to keep the rating PG, along with several plot changes (possibly to help make more sense of the movie in the absence of the deleted scenes).
 ==Plot==
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 ===Our War Game===
 {{Main|Digimon Adventure#Our War Game!|l1=Our War Game}}
-About six months after the Digidestined departed from the [[Digital World]] ([[canon (fiction)|canon]] to the first season finale), [[Izzy Izumi]] discovers a virus on the Internet infecting a Digi-Egg, then rushes over to Tai's house to inform Tai about the newly-hatched Digimon. Tai and Izzy use Tai's dad's computer and monitor the Digimon until [[Gennai]] appears in a transmission from the Digital World. He sends [[Agumon]] and [[Tentomon]] to help stop the corrupted Digimon, [[Keramon]]. They put up a good fight until Keramon Digivolves to [[Infermon]] and defeats them. Tai tries furiously to contact and alert the rest of the [[Digidestined]] and ends up getting only [[Matt Ishida]] and his brother [[T.K. Takaishi]]. They find a computer in a barber shop and upload [[Gabumon]] and [[Patamon]] onto the net. Infermon Digivolves to [[Diaboromon]] after Agumon and Gabumon Warp Digivolve to [[WarGreymon]] and [[MetalGarurumon]] but then they slow down because of the massive amount of e-mails being sent to Tai and Izzy. Tai slaps the computer and freezes it leaving WarGreymon frozen and defeated. Diaboromon then starts multiplying and sets up a timer for 10 minutes as he forces [[the Pentagon]] to launch two nuclear missiles: one headed for [[Colorado]], the other for the neighbourhood in Odaiba, Tokyo, where Tai currently lives. WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon wake up and race to defeat Diaboromon, only to find over a million copies of him. Every single copy fires and blast them until they lie defeated. Tai and Matt's bond to their Digimon is so strong they become digital and enter their computers and talk to their Digimon. Giving them words of hope and strength and the kids around the world doing the same to them. WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon DNA Digivolve to [[Omnimon]] who easily defeats all but one Diaboromon. At one minute to go, Diaboromon is still too fast for them to hit, but then Izzy forwards him the e-mails, slowing him like it did to the other Digimon. At the very last second, Omnimon impales Diaboromon through the head, disabling the missiles and killing Diaboromon. But the virus tracks down Willis and infects [[Kokomon]].
+About six months after the Digidestined departed from the [[Digital World]] ([[canon (fiction)|canon]] to the first season finale), [[Izzy Izumi]] discovers a virus on the Internet infecting a Digi-Egg, then rushes over to Tai's house to inform Tai about the newly-hatched Digimon. Tai and Izzy use Tai's dad's computer and monitor the Digimon until [[Gennai]] appears in a transmission from the Digital World. He sends [[Agumon]] and [[Tentomon]] to help stop the corrupted Digimon, [[Keramon]]. They put up a good fight until Keramon Digivolves to [[Infermon]] and defeats them. Tai tries furiously to contact and alert the rest of the [[Digidestined]] and ends up getting only [[Matt Ishida]] and his brother [[T.K. Takaishi]]. They find a computer in a barber shop and upload [[Gabumon]] and [[Patamon]] onto the net. Infermon Digivolves to [[Diaboromon]] after Agumon and Gabumon Warp Digivolve to [[WarGreymon]] and [[MetalGarurumon]] but then they slow down because of the massive amount of e-mails being sent to Tai and Izzy. Tai slaps the computer and freezes it leaving WarGreymon frozen and defeated. Diaboromon then starts multiplying and sets up a timer for 10 minutes as he forces [[the Pentagon]] to launch two nuclear missiles: one headed for [[Colorado]], the other for the neighbourhood in Odaiba, Tokyo, where Tai currently lives. WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon wake up and race to defeat Diaboromon, only to find over a million copies of him. Every single copy fires and blast them until they lie defeated. Tai and Matt mysteriously enter their computers and talk to their Digimon. WarGreymon and MetalGarurumon DNA Digivolve to [[Omnimon]] who easily defeats all but one Diaboromon. At one minute to go, Diaboromon is still too fast for them to hit, but then Izzy forwards him the e-mails, slowing him like it did to the other Digimon. At the very last second, Omnimon impales Diaboromon through the head, disabling the missiles and killing Diaboromon. But the virus tracks down Willis and infects [[Kokomon]].
 ===Hurricane Touchdown===
 {{Main|Digimon Adventure 02#Digimon Hurricane Touchdown / Supreme Evolution! The Golden Digimentals|l1=Hurricane Touchdown}}
-This part features the characters in the second season (and is [[canon (fiction)|canon]] to the second season since it takes place right after the [[Digimon Emperor]] was defeated). It starts out with [[T.K. Takaishi|T.K.]] and [[Kari]] (visiting [[Mimi Tachikawa|Mimi]] in [[New York]]) taking a picture, but having trouble, and then Kari senses something. They end up briefly meeting [[Willis (Digimon)|Willis]] and [[Terriermon]], who are engaged in a battle with [[Wendigomon]], Kokomon's corrupted Champion form (still referred to as Kokomon), who keeps telling Willis to "go back", and then vanishes. Willis and Terriermon travel to Colorado while Kari, on a train with T.K., e-mails [[Davis Motomiya]] to inform him of Willis and Kokomon.
+This part features the characters in the second season (and is [[canon (fiction)|canon]] to the second season since it takes place right after the [[Digimon Emperor]] was defeated). It starts out with [[T.K. Takaishi|T.K.]] and [[Kari]] (visiting [[Mimi]] in [[New York]]) taking a picture, but having trouble, and then Kari senses something. They end up briefly meeting [[Willis (Digimon)|Willis]] and [[Terriermon]], who are engaged in a battle with [[Wendigomon]], Kokomon's corrupted Champion form (still referred to as Kokomon), who keeps telling Willis to "go back", and then vanishes. Willis and Terriermon travel to Colorado while Kari, on a train with T.K., e-mails [[Davis Motomiya]] to inform him of Willis and Kokomon.
 After taking planes and taxis, Davis, [[Yolei Inoue]], and [[Cody Hida]] end up meeting Willis in a truck while Kari and T.K. literally get derailed by Wendigomon. Willis tries to get Davis, Yolei, and Cody a lift to his house. The ride leaves without Willis and Davis, who encounter Wendigomon which leads to a battle between Davis, [[Flamedramon]], and [[Gargomon]], Terriermon's Champion form. Before anyone is defeated, Wendigomon vanishes again, repeating his cryptic message, "go back". Davis and Willis meet up with Yolei and Cody who told Davis that T.K. and Kari aren't there yet. Willis doubts that they'll come at all if Wendigomon interfered. After the kids question his knowledge about Wendigomon, Willis reveals that he created him but regrets saying so and storms off, while being followed by Davis. Willis reveals the story about Wendigomon, how he became infected, and reveals that he was the one who basically created [[Diaboromon]]. Davis tells Willis how they're part of a team, and that he doesn't have to face Wendigomon alone. Terriermon overhears the conversation (blaming it on his "really big ears") and says that he's "not Willis's pet, but his friend", and wants to be beside him every step of the way. Willis refuses his help out of concern for his safety, but Terriermon talks him into letting him battle. At Willis's home, Wendigomon reappears, as expected, but Digivolves to [[Antylamon]]. He swiftly evades the attacks of Gargomon, Flamedramon, [[Halsemon]] and [[Digmon]] and throws all the Digimon around like rag dolls. Antylamon Digivolves again into [[Cherubimon]].
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 {| class="wikitable"
 |- bgcolor="#CCCCCC"
-! English-dub Actor
+! Actor
 ! Role
 |-
-| [[Lara Jill Miller]]
+| [[Elizabeth Keifer]]
 | [[Kari Kamiya]]
 |-
-| [[Joshua Seth]]
+| [[Lesley Ann Warren]]
 | [[Taichi Kamiya|Tai Kamiya]]
 |-
-| [[Bob Papenbrook]]
+| [[Farrah Fawcett]]
 | [[Greymon|Red Greymon]]
 |-
-| [[Doug Erholtz]]
+| [[Justin Deas]]
 | [[T.K. Takaishi]]
 |-
+| [[Kate Jackson]]
-| [[David Lodge (voice actor)|David Lodge]]
 | [[Parrotmon]]
 |-
-| [[Michael Sorich]]
+| [[Sharon Gless]]
 | [[Agumon|Big Agumon]]<br>[[Gargomon]]
 |-
-| [[Peggy O'Neal]]
+| [[Tyne Daly]]
 | [[Botamon]]
 |-
-| [[Colleen O'Shaughnessey]]
+| [[Calista Flockhart]]
 | [[Sora Takenouchi]]
 |-
-| [[Brianne Siddall]]
+| [[Julianne Moore]]
 | [[Koromon]]<br>[[Kuramon]]
 |-
-| [[Jeff Nimoy]]
+| [[Patrick Duffy]]
 | [[Tentomon]]<br>[[Kabuterimon]]<br>[[MegaKabuterimon]]
 |-
-| [[Philece Sampler]]
+| [[Amy Brenneman]]
 | [[Mimi Tachikawa]]<br>[[Cody Hida]]<br>Matt and T.K.'s grandmother
 |-
-| [[Mona Marshall]]
+| [[Carol Burnett]]
 | [[Izzy Izumi]]<br>[[Terriermon]]
 |-
-| [[Michael Lindsay]]
+| [[Ted Danson]]
 | [[Joe Kido]]<br>[[Greymon]]
 |-
-| [[Michael Reisz]]
+| [[Ray Romano]]
 | [[Matt Ishida]]
 |-
-| [[Wendee Lee]]
+| [[Lynda Carter]]
 | [[T.K. Takaishi|Young TK]]<br>[[Kokomon]] (shared)
 |-
+| [[Isabel Sanford]]
-| Elizabeth Rice
 | Sora's mother
 |-
-| [[Anna Garduno]]
+| [[Jean Smart]]
 | [[Palmon]]
 |-
+| [[Robert Newman (actor)|Robert Newman]]
-| [[Neil Kaplan]]
 | [[Hawkmon]]<br>[[Halsemon]]
 |-
-| [[Tifanie Christun]]
+| [[Meg Ryan]]
 | [[Yolei Inoue]]<br>[[Biyomon]]
 |-
-| [[Paul St. Peter]]
+| [[Andy Griffith]]
 | [[Keramon]]<br>[[Infermon]]<br>[[Diaboromon]]<br>[[Kokomon]] (shared)
 |-
-| [[Tom Fahn]]
+| [[Fran Drescher]]
 | [[Agumon]]<br>[[Digmon]]
 |-
-| [[Mike Reynolds]]
+| [[Jim Nabors]]
 | [[Gennai]]
 |-
-| [[Kirk Thornton]]
+| [[Julia Duffy]]
 | [[Gabumon]]<br>[[MetalGarurumon]]<br>[[Omnimon]] (shared)
 |-
-| [[Laura Summer]]
+| [[Crystal Chappell]]
 | [[Patamon]]
 |-
-| [[R. Martin Klein]]
+| [[Salma Hayek]]
 | [[Gomamon]]
 |-
-| [[Edie Mirman]]
+| [[Jennifer Ferrin]]
 | [[Gatomon]]<br>[[Angewomon]]<br>[[Magnadramon]]
 |-
-| [[Steven Blum|Steven Jay Blum]]
+| [[Mary Tyler Moore]]
 | [[Flamedramon]]<br>[[Raidramon]]<br>[[Poromon]]<br>[[Magnamon]]
 |-
-| [[Joseph Pilato]]
+| [[Angela Lansbury]]
 | [[MetalGreymon]]
 |-
-| [[Lex Lang]]
+| [[Jeanne Cooper]]
 | [[WarGreymon]]<br>[[Omnimon]] (shared)<br>[[Rapidmon]]
 |-
-| [[Bob Glouberman]]
+| [[Jaclyn Smith]]
 | [[Willis (Digimon)|Willis]]
 |-
-| [[Brian Donovan]]
+| [[Gina Tognoni]]
 | [[Davis Motomiya]]
 |-
-| [[Dave Mallow]]
+| [[Lindsay Wagner]]
 | [[Upamon]]<br>[[Angemon]]<br>[[Seraphimon]]
 |-
-| [[Derek Stephen Prince]]
+| [[Maureen Garrett]]
 | [[DemiVeemon]]<br>[[Veemon]]
 |-
+| [[Kim Zimmer]]
-| [[Robert Axelrod (actor)|Robert Axelrod]]
 | [[Armadillomon]]
 |}
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 [[Category:Digimon anime and manga]]
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-[[Category:20th Century Fox films]]
+[[Category:Paramount films]]
+[[Category:MGM films]]
+[[Category:Television series by NBC Universal Television]]
 [[Category:Children's fantasy films]]

v t e Works of Mamoru Hosoda
Films	Digimon: The Movie (2000) One Piece: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island (2005) The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (2006) Summer Wars (2009) Wolf Children (2012) The Boy and the Beast (2015) Mirai (2018) Belle (2021)
Short films	Digimon Adventure (1999) Digimon Adventure: Our War Game! (2000)
See also	Ojamajo Doremi Dokkān Ashita no Nadja Studio Chizu