List of Digimon episodes and films

Digimon is a popular Japanese media and merchandise created by Bandai (originally conceived by Akiyoshi Hongo), which includes anime, manga, toys, video games, trading card games and other media. Digimon, the lifeforms the series revolves around, are monsters of various forms living in a "Digital World", a parallel universe that originated from Earth's various communication networks.

Series overview

Season	Title	Episodes		Originally aired
				First aired	Last aired	Network
1	Digimon Adventure	54		March 7, 1999 (1999-03-07)	March 26, 2000 (2000-03-26)	Fuji TV
2	Digimon Adventure 02	50		April 2, 2000 (2000-04-02)	March 25, 2001 (2001-03-25)
3	Digimon Tamers	51		April 1, 2001 (2001-04-01)	March 31, 2002 (2002-03-31)
4	Digimon Frontier	50		April 7, 2002 (2002-04-07)	March 30, 2003 (2003-03-30)
5	Digimon Data Squad	48		April 2, 2006 (2006-04-02)	March 25, 2007 (2007-03-25)
6	Digimon Fusion	79		July 6, 2010 (2010-07-06)	March 25, 2012 (2012-03-25)	TV Asahi
7	Digimon Adventure tri.	26		November 25, 2015 (2015-11-25)	May 5, 2018 (2018-05-05)	Crunchyroll, Hulu AnimeLab, Tubi TV
8	Digimon Universe: App Monsters	52		October 1, 2016 (2016-10-01)	September 30, 2017 (2017-09-30)	TV Tokyo
9	Digimon Adventure:	TBA		April 5, 2020 (2020-04-05)	TBA	Fuji TV

List of episodes

Season 1: Digimon Adventure (1999–2000)

Main article: List of Digimon Adventure episodes

List of Digimon Adventure episodes may refer to:

• List of Digimon Adventure (1999 TV series) episodes
• List of Digimon Adventure (2020 TV series) episodes

See also

• Digimon Adventure (disambiguation)

Season 2: Digimon Adventure 02 (2000–01)

Main article: List of Digimon Adventure 02 episodes

No.	English version title / Translated title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	English air date
01	"Enter Flamedramon" ("The One Who Inherits Courage") Transliteration: "Yūki o Uketsugu Mono" (Japanese: 勇気を受け継ぐ者)	Hiroyuki Kakudō	Atsushi Maekawa	April 2, 2000 (2000-04-02)	August 19, 2000
02	"The Digiteam Complete" ("Digigate Opens") Transliteration: "Dejitaru Gēto Ōpun" (Japanese: デジタルゲートオープン)	Atsutoshi Umezawa	Atsushi Maekawa	April 9, 2000 (2000-04-09)	August 19, 2000
03	"A New Digitude" ("Digimental Up") Transliteration: "Dejimentaru Appu" (Japanese: デジメンタルアップ)	Takao Yoshizawa	Genki Yoshimura	April 16, 2000 (2000-04-16)	August 26, 2000
04	"Iron Vegiemon" ("Digimon Kaiser, King of Darkness") Transliteration: "Yami no Ō Dejimon Kaizā" (Japanese: 闇の王デジモンカイザー)	Takenori Kawada	Hiro Masaki	April 23, 2000 (2000-04-23)	August 26, 2000
05	"Old Reliable" ("Destroy the Dark Tower") Transliteration: "Dāku Tawā o Taose" (Japanese: ダークタワーを倒せ)	Hiroki Shibata	Reiko Yoshida	April 30, 2000 (2000-04-30)	September 2, 2000
06	"Family Picnic" ("Dangerous Picnic") Transliteration: "Kiken na Pikunikku" (Japanese: 危険なピクニック)	Takahiro Imamura	Yoshio Urasawa	May 7, 2000 (2000-05-07)	September 2, 2000
07	"Guardian Angel" ("Hikari's Memory") Transliteration: "Hikari no Kioku" (Japanese: ヒカリノキオク)	Hiroyuki Kakudō	Atsushi Maekawa	May 14, 2000 (2000-05-14)	September 9, 2000
08	"Ken's Secret" ("Loneliness of Digimon Kaiser") Transliteration: "Dejimon Kaizā no Kodoku" (Japanese: デジモンカイザーの孤独)	Atsutoshi Umezawa	Satoru Nishizono	May 21, 2000 (2000-05-21)	September 16, 2000
09	"The Emperor's New Home" ("Overdrive of the Evil Ring's Magic") Transliteration: "Ībiru Ringu Maryoku no Bōsō" (Japanese: イービルリング魔力の暴走)	Takao Yoshizawa	Genki Yoshimura	May 28, 2000 (2000-05-28)	September 23, 2000
10	"The Captive Digimon" ("The Enemy is MetalGreymon") Transliteration: "Teki wa MetaruGureimon" (Japanese: 敵はメタルグレイモン)	Takenori Kawada	Hiro Masaki	June 4, 2000 (2000-06-04)	September 30, 2000
11	"Storm of Friendship" ("Lighdramon, the Blue Thunder") Transliteration: "Aoi Inazuma Raidoramon" (Japanese: 青い稲妻ライドラモン)	Hiroki Shibata	Genki Yoshimura	June 11, 2000 (2000-06-11)	October 7, 2000
12	"The Good, the Bad, and the Digi" ("Duel on the Digimon Ranch") Transliteration: "Dejimon Bokujō no Kettō" (Japanese: デジモン牧場の決闘)	Takahiro Imamura	Yoshio Urasawa	June 18, 2000 (2000-06-18)	October 14, 2000
13	"His Master's Voice" ("The Call of Dagomon") Transliteration: "Dagomon no Yobigoe" (Japanese: ダゴモンの呼び声)	Hiroyuki Kakudō	Chiaki J. Konaka	June 25, 2000 (2000-06-25)	October 21, 2000
14	"The Samurai of Sincerity" ("Shurimon of the Wind") Transliteration: "Shippū no Shurimon" (Japanese: 疾風のシュリモン)	Atsutoshi Umezawa	Genki Yoshimura	July 2, 2000 (2000-07-02)	October 28, 2000
15	"Big Trouble in Little Edo" ("Shurimon's Martial Arts") Transliteration: "Shurimon Bugeichō" (Japanese: シュリモン武芸帳)	Takao Yoshizawa	Atsushi Maekawa	July 16, 2000 (2000-07-16)	November 4, 2000
16	"20,000 Digi-Leagues Under the Sea" ("Sabmarimon's Escape from the Bottom of the Sea") Transliteration: "Sabumarimon Kaitei kara no Dasshutsu" (Japanese: サブマリモン海底からの脱出)	Takenori Kawada	Hiro Masaki	July 23, 2000 (2000-07-23)	November 4, 2000
17	"Ghost of a Chance" ("Odaiba Memorial") Transliteration: "Odaiba Memoriaru" (Japanese: お台場メモリアル)	Hiroki Shibata	Genki Yoshimura	July 30, 2000 (2000-07-30)	November 11, 2000
18	"Run Yolei Run" ("Tracking Down the Base of the Kaiser!") Transliteration: "Kaizā no Kichi o Oe!" (Japanese: カイザーの基地を追え!)	Takahiro Imamura	Atsushi Maekawa	August 6, 2000 (2000-08-06)	November 11, 2000
19	"An Old Enemy Returns" ("The Synthetic Demon Beast, Kimeramon") Transliteration: "Gōsei Majū Kimeramon" (Japanese: 合成魔獣キメラモン)	Hiroyuki Kakudō	Hiro Masaki	August 13, 2000 (2000-08-13)	November 18, 2000
20	"The Darkness Before Dawn" ("Transcendent Evolution! Gold Magnamon") Transliteration: "Chōzetsu Shinka! Ōgon no Magunamon" (Japanese: 超絶進化! 黄金のマグナモン)	Atsutoshi Umezawa	Reiko Yoshida	August 20, 2000 (2000-08-20)	November 18, 2000
21	"The Crest of Kindness" ("Good-Bye, Ken-chan!") Transliteration: "Sayonara, Ken-chan…" (Japanese: サヨナラ、賢ちゃん…)	Takao Yoshizawa	Atsushi Maekawa	August 27, 2000 (2000-08-27)	November 18, 2000
22	"Davis Cries Wolfmon" ("The Brave Evolution! XV-mon") Transliteration: "Gōyū Shinka! EkusuBuimon" (Japanese: 豪勇進化! エクスブイモン)	Takenori Kawada	Yoshio Urasawa	September 3, 2000 (2000-09-03)	December 2, 2000
23	"Genesis of Evil" ("When the Digivice is Tainted by Darkness") Transliteration: "Dejivaisu ga Yami ni Somaru Toki" (Japanese: デジヴァイスが闇に染まる時)	Hiroki Shibata	Genki Yoshimura	September 10, 2000 (2000-09-10)	December 2, 2000
24	"If I had a Tail Hammer" ("Ankylomon – Warrior of the Earth") Transliteration: "Daichi no Sōkō Ankiromon" (Japanese: 大地の装甲アンキロモン)	Takahiro Imamura	Reiko Yoshida	September 17, 2000 (2000-09-17)	December 9, 2000
25	"Spirit Needle" ("Sky Knight - Aquilamon") Transliteration: "Ōzora no Kishi Akuiramon" (Japanese: 大空の騎士アクィラモン)	Atsutoshi Umezawa	Hiro Masaki	September 24, 2000 (2000-09-24)	December 9, 2000
26	"United We Stand" ("Jogress Evolve Now, Hearts Together as One") Transliteration: "Joguresu Shinka Ima, Kokoro o Hitotsu ni" (Japanese: ジョグレス進化 今、心をひとつに)	Hiroyuki Kakudō	Genki Yoshimura	October 1, 2000 (2000-10-01)	February 3, 2001
27	"Fusion Confusion" ("The Unparalleled Union! Paildramon") Transliteration: "Muteki Gattai! Pairudoramon" (Japanese: 無敵合体! パイルドラモン)	Takao Yoshizawa	Atsushi Maekawa	October 8, 2000 (2000-10-08)	February 3, 2001
28	"The Insect Master's Trap" ("Bug Charmer's Trap!!") Transliteration: "Konchū Tsukai no Wana!!" (Japanese: 昆虫使いの罠!!)	Takenori Kawada	Hiro Masaki	October 15, 2000 (2000-10-15)	February 3, 2001
29	"Arukenimon's Tangled Web" ("Arukenimon, the Mistake of the Spider Woman") Transliteration: "Arukenimon Kumojo no Misu" (Japanese: アルケニモン 蜘蛛女のミス)	Hiroki Shibata	Hiro Masaki	October 22, 2000 (2000-10-22)	February 10, 2001
30	"Ultimate Anti-Hero" ("The Dark Ultimate - BlackWarGreymon") Transliteration: "Ankoku Kyūkyokutai BurakkuWōGureimon" (Japanese: 暗黒究極体ブラックウォーグレイモン)	Takahiro Imamura	Yoshio Urasawa	October 29, 2000 (2000-10-29)	February 10, 2001
31	"Opposites Attract" ("Silphymon – The Storm of Love") Transliteration: "Ai no Arashi Shirufīmon" (Japanese: 愛の嵐シルフィーモン)	Atsutoshi Umezawa	Reiko Yoshida	November 5, 2000 (2000-11-05)	February 17, 2001
32	"If I Only had a Heart" ("Mysterious Ruins, Holy Stone") Transliteration: "Nazo no Iseki Hōrī Sutōn" (Japanese: 謎の遺跡ホーリーストーン)	Noriyo Sasaki	Hiro Masaki	November 12, 2000 (2000-11-12)	February 17, 2001
33	"A Chance Encounter" ("Miyako in Kyoto Today") Transliteration: "Kyō no Miyako wa Kyō no Miyako" (Japanese: 今日のミヤコは京の都)	Hiroyuki Kakudō	Genki Yoshimura	November 19, 2000 (2000-11-19)	February 24, 2001
34	"Destiny in Doubt" ("Protect the Holy Point") Transliteration: "Hōrī Pointo o Mamore" (Japanese: ホーリーポイントを守れ)	Takao Yoshizawa	Reiko Yoshida	November 26, 2000 (2000-11-26)	February 24, 2001
35	"Cody Takes a Stand" ("Assault on BlackWarGreymon") Transliteration: "Bakushin! BurakkuWōGureimon" (Japanese: 爆進! ブラックウォーグレイモン)	Takenori Kawada	Atsushi Maekawa	December 3, 2000 (2000-12-03)	March 3, 2001
36	"Stone Soup" ("The Steel Angel – Shakkoumon") Transliteration: "Hagane no Tenshi Shakkoumon" (Japanese: 鋼の天使シャッコウモン)	Hiroki Shibata	Yoshi Urasawa	December 10, 2000 (2000-12-10)	March 10, 2001
37	"Kyoto Dragon" ("The Gigantic Ultimate – Qinglongmon") Transliteration: "Kyodai Kyūkyokutai Chinronmon" (Japanese: 巨大究極体チンロンモン)	Atsutoshi Umezawa	Genki Yoshimura	December 17, 2000 (2000-12-17)	March 17, 2001
38	"A Very Digi-Christmas" ("Holy Night the Digimon Big Gathering!") Transliteration: "Horī Naito Dejimon Daishūgō!" (Japanese: ホーリーナイト デジモン大集合!)	Noriyo Sasaki	Genki Yoshimura	December 24, 2000 (2000-12-24)	March 24, 2001
39	"Dramon Power" ("All DigiDestined, In Action! Imperialdramon!") Transliteration: "Zen'in Shutsudō! Inperiarudoramon" (Japanese: 全員出動! インペリアルドラモン)	Hiroyuki Kakudō	Atsushi Maekawa	January 7, 2001 (2001-01-07)	March 31, 2001
40	"Digimon World Tour, Part 1" ("New York, Hong Kong Super Melee!") Transliteration: "Nyū Yōku Honkon Daikonsen!" (Japanese: ニューヨーク香港大混戦!)	Takao Yoshizawa	Hiro Masaki	January 14, 2001 (2001-01-14)	April 7, 2001
41	"Digimon World Tour, Part 2" ("Coral and Versailles, the Rebel Fight") Transliteration: "Sango to Berusaiyu Dairansen!" (Japanese: サンゴとベルサイユ大乱戦!)	Takenori Kawada	Yoshio Urasawa	January 21, 2001 (2001-01-21)	April 14, 2001
42	"Digimon World Tour, Part 3" ("Love and Borscht, The Ferocious Battle") Transliteration: "Koi to Borushichi Daigekisen!" (Japanese: 恋とボルシチ大激戦!)	Hiroki Shibata	Reiko Yoshida	January 28, 2001 (2001-01-28)	April 21, 2001
43	"Invasion of the Daemon Corps" ("Onslaught of the Daemon Army") Transliteration: "Dēmon Gundan no Shūrai" (Japanese: デーモン軍団の襲来)	Atsutoshi Umezawa	Genki Yoshimura	February 4, 2001 (2001-02-04)	April 28, 2001
44	"Dark Sun, Dark Spore" ("The Deadly Battle Against the Dark Digimon") Transliteration: "Ankoku Dejimon to no Shitō" (Japanese: 暗黒デジモンとの死闘)	Noriyo Sasaki	Hiro Masaki	February 11, 2001 (2001-02-11)	April 28, 2001
45	"The Dark Gate" ("The Gate of Darkness") Transliteration: "Ankoku no Gēto" (Japanese: 暗黒のゲート)	Hiroyuki Kakudō	Atsushi Maekawa	February 18, 2001 (2001-02-18)	May 5, 2001
46	"Duel of the WarGreymon" ("BlackWarGreymon vs. WarGreymon") Transliteration: "BurakkuWōGureimon VS WōGureimon" (Japanese: ブラックウォーグレイモンVSウォーグレイモン)	Takao Yoshizawa	Hiro Masaki	February 25, 2001 (2001-02-25)	May 5, 2001
47	"BlackWarGreymon's Destiny" ("The Seal of BlackWarGreymon") Transliteration: "BurakkuWōGureimon no Fūin" (Japanese: ブラックウォーグレイモンの封印)	Takenori Kawada	Genki Yoshimura	March 4, 2001 (2001-03-04)	May 12, 2001
48	"Oikawa's Shame" ("The Terror of BelialVamdemon") Transliteration: "Kyōfu! BeriaruVandemon" (Japanese: 恐怖! ベリアルヴァンデモン)	Hiroki Shibata	Hiro Masaki	March 11, 2001 (2001-03-11)	May 12, 2001
49	"The Last Temptation of the DigiDestined" ("The Last Armor Evolution") Transliteration: "Saigo no Āmā Shinka" (Japanese: 最後のアーマー進化)	Atsutoshi Umezawa	Atsushi Maekawa	March 18, 2001 (2001-03-18)	May 19, 2001
50	"A Million Points of Light" ("Our Digital World") Transliteration: "Bokura no Dejitaru Wārudo" (Japanese: ぼくらのデジタルワールド)	Hiroyuki Kakudō	Genki Yoshimura	March 25, 2001 (2001-03-25)	May 19, 2001

Season 3: Digimon Tamers (2001–02)

Main article: List of Digimon Tamers episodes

No.	Fox Kids title (Original Japanese title translated to English) Original Japanese title	Original air date	English air date
1	"Guilmon Comes Alive" ("Guilmon is Born! The Digimon that I Created") Transliteration: "Girumon Tanjō! Boku no Kangaeta Dejimon" (Japanese: ギルモン誕生!僕の考えたデジモン)	April 1, 2001 (2001-04-01)	September 1, 2001
2	"Digimon, Digimon Everywhere" ("You're my Friend! Introducing Terriermon") Transliteration: "Kimi wa Boku no Tomodachi Teriamon Tōjō!" (Japanese: 君はぼくのともだち テリアモン登場!)	April 8, 2001 (2001-04-08)	September 1, 2001
3	"To Fight or Not to Fight" ("Renamon VS Guilmon! Battle is a Digimon's Life") Transliteration: "Renamon Tai Girumon! Tatakai Koso ga Dejimon no Inochi" (Japanese: レナモン対ギルモン!戦いこそがデジモンの命)	April 15, 2001 (2001-04-15)	September 8, 2001
4	"It Came from the Other Side" ("A Tamer's Trial! Defeat Gorillamon!") Transliteration: "Teimā no Shiren! Gorimon o Taose!" (Japanese: テイマーの試練!ゴリモンを倒せ!)	April 22, 2001 (2001-04-22)	September 8, 2001
5	"Dream a Little Dream" ("Rollin'-rollin'! Let's Play with Calumon!") Transliteration: "Kurukkurūn! Kurumon to Asobo!" (Japanese: くるっくるーん!クルモンと遊ぼ!)	April 29, 2001 (2001-04-29)	September 15, 2001
6	"O Partner, Where Art Thou?" ("The Meaning of Partners, Renamon Evolves") Transliteration: "Pātonā no Imi, Renamon Shinka!" (Japanese: パートナーの意味 レナモン進化!)	May 6, 2001 (2001-05-06)	September 15, 2001
7	"Now You See It, Now You Don't" ("Crisis for Guilmon! The Adventure in my Town") Transliteration: "Girumon ga Abunai! Boku no Machi no Bōken" (Japanese: ギルモンが危ない! ぼくの町の冒険)	May 13, 2001 (2001-05-13)	September 22, 2001
8	"A Question of Trust" ("Guilmon Evolves! Decisive Battle in West Shinjuku") Transliteration: "Girumon Shinka! Nishi Shinjuku Daikessen" (Japanese: ギルモン進化!西新宿大決戦)	May 20, 2001 (2001-05-20)	September 22, 2001
9	"Not as Seen on TV" ("Revert to Guilmon! The Growmon Incident") Transliteration: "Girumon ni Modotte! Guraumon Sōdō" (Japanese: ギルモンに戻って!グラウモン騒動)	May 27, 2001 (2001-05-27)	September 29, 2001
10	"The Icemon Cometh" ("Renamon is my Friend! Ruki's Hesitation") Transliteration: "Renamon wa Tomodachi! Ruki no Mayoi" (Japanese: レナモンは友達!留姫の迷い)	June 3, 2001 (2001-06-03)	September 29, 2001
11	"Much Ado About Musyamon" ("Shinjuku Railroad Bridge...Duel for a Minute and a Half!") Transliteration: "Shinjuku Dai Gādo Ippun-Sanjūbyou no Taiketsu!" (Japanese: 新宿大ガード 1分30秒の対決!)	June 10, 2001 (2001-06-10)	October 6, 2001
12	"Divided They Stand" ("Ruki and Renamon, The Crisis of the Bond!") Transliteration: "Ruki to Renamon Kizuna no Kiki!" (Japanese: 留姫とレナモン きずなの危機!)	June 17, 2001 (2001-06-17)	October 6, 2001
13	"Juggernaut" ("The Order to Capture the Digimon! The Sinister Foreboding") Transliteration: "Dejimon Hokaku Shirei! Wazawai no Yokan" (Japanese: デジモン捕獲指令!災いの予感)	June 24, 2001 (2001-06-24)	October 13, 2001
14	"Grow Mon Grow" ("Stand up, Tamers! MegaloGrowmon Super Evolution!") Transliteration: "Teimā yo Tate! Megaroguraumon Chō-Shinka" (Japanese: テイマーよ立て!メガログラウモン超進化)	July 1, 2001 (2001-07-01)	October 20, 2001
15	"Snakes, Trains, and Digimon" ("Giant Snake Appearance! Ōedo Line Great Panic") Transliteration: "Kyodai Hebi Shutsugen! Ōedo-Sen Dai-Panikku" (Japanese: 巨大ヘビ出現!大江戸線大パニック)	July 8, 2001 (2001-07-08)	October 27, 2001
16	"Back to Nature, Back to Battle" ("Protect the Light of the Town! Dangerous Camp of the Digimon") Transliteration: "Machi no Akari o Mamore! Dejimon-tachi no Kiken na Kyampu" (Japanese: 街の灯を守れ!デジモンたちの危険なキャンプ)	July 15, 2001 (2001-07-15)	November 3, 2001
17	"Duel with the Deva" ("Chase the Blue Card! The Rapidmon Moment") Transliteration: "Burū-Kādo o Oe! Rapiddomon Denkōsekka" (Japanese: ブルーカードを追え! ラピッドモン電光石火)	July 29, 2001 (2001-07-29)	November 3, 2001
18	"Digital Beauty" ("Beautiful Evolution! Taomon Dances in the Moonlight") Transliteration: "Utsukushiki Shinka! Gekkō ni Mau Taomon" (Japanese: 美しき進化! 月光に舞うタオモン)	August 5, 2001 (2001-08-05)	November 10, 2001
19	"Impmon's Last Stand" ("I Would Like to Become Strong! Rise, Impmon!") Transliteration: "Tsuyoku Naritai! Haiagare Inpumon" (Japanese: 強くなりたい! 這い上がれインプモン)	August 12, 2001 (2001-08-12)	November 10, 2001
20	"Out of the Blue" ("The Last Resort is This! Blue Card of Friendship") Transliteration: "Kirifuda wa Kore da! Yūjō no Burū Kādo" (Japanese: 切り札はこれだ!友情のブルーカード)	August 19, 2001 (2001-08-19)	November 17, 2001
21	"Jeri's Quest" ("Juri's Partner!? My Mr. Leomon") Transliteration: "Jere no Pātonā!? Watashi no Reomon-sama" (Japanese: 樹莉のパートナー !? 私のレオモン様)	August 26, 2001 (2001-08-26)	November 17, 2001
22	"The Boar Wars" ("Vikaralamon Appears! Protect Our Town!") Transliteration: "Vikarāramon Tōjō Boku-tachi no Machi o Mamore!" (Japanese: ヴィカラーラモン登場 僕たちの街を守れ!)	September 2, 2001 (2001-09-02)	November 24, 2001
23	"A World Apart" ("Digimon Total Sortie! Advancing while Facing the Wind") Transliteration: "Dejimon Soushutsugeki! Kaze ni Mukatte Susume" (Japanese: デジモン総出撃!風に向かって進め)	September 9, 2001 (2001-09-09)	December 1, 2001
24	"The Journey Begins" ("To the Digital World… The Day of Departure") Transliteration: "Dejitaru Wārudo e… Tabidachi no Hi" (Japanese: デジタルワールドへ…旅立ちの日)	September 16, 2001 (2001-09-16)	December 8, 2001
25	"Brave New Digital World" ("Enter the Digital World! Goodbye to Our City") Transliteration: "Dejitaru Wārudo Totsunyū! Saraba Boku-tachi no Machi" (Japanese: デジタルワールド突入!さらば僕たちの街)	September 23, 2001 (2001-09-23)	December 15, 2001
26	"Kazu and Kenta's Excellent Adventure" ("Little World! Jijimon and Babamon in the Strong Wind Valley") Transliteration: "Shōsekai! Kaze no Tsuyoi Tani no Jijimon Babamon" (Japanese: 小世界! 風の強い谷のジジモン・ババモン)	September 30, 2001 (2001-09-30)	February 9, 2002
27	"Motorcycle Madness" ("Impmon Evolves! The Shudder of Beelzebumon the Dark Lord") Transliteration: "Inpumon Shinka! Maō Beruzebumon no Senritsu" (Japanese: インプモン進化! 魔王ベルゼブモンの戦慄)	October 7, 2001 (2001-10-07)	February 9, 2002
28	"Blame it on Ryo" ("Friend or Foe!? The Legendary Tamer, Ryo Akiyama") Transliteration: "Teki ka, Mikata ka!? Densetsu no Teimā Akiyama Ryō" (Japanese: 敵か味方か!? 伝説のテイマー秋山リョウ)	October 14, 2001 (2001-10-14)	February 16, 2002
29	"Goliath" ("Here is the Ghost Castle! The Great Escape of Stray Culumon") Transliteration: "Koko wa Yūrei no Shiro! Mayoeru Kurumon Daidasshutsu" (Japanese: ここは幽霊の城! 迷えるクルモン大脱出)	October 21, 2001 (2001-10-21)	February 16, 2002
30	"The Imperfect Storm" ("Urgent Message from the Digital World, Culumon is...") Transliteration: "Dejitaru Wārudo kara Kinkyū Renraku, Kurumon ga…" (Japanese: デジタルワールドから緊急連絡 クルモンが…)	October 28, 2001 (2001-10-28)	February 23, 2002
31	"Kazu's Upgrade" ("Friendship with Guardromon! 'I'll fight too!', Tamer Hirokazu") Transliteration: "Gādoromon to no Yūjō! Boku mo Tatakau Teimā Hirokazu" (Japanese: ガードロモンとの友情! 僕も戦うテイマーヒロカズ)	November 4, 2001 (2001-11-04)	February 23, 2002
32	"Shibumi Speaks" ("The Mystery of Guilmon's Birth! The Mystic Water Space") Transliteration: "Girumon Tanjō no Nazo! Shinpi Naru Uōtā Supēsu" (Japanese: ギルモン誕生の謎! 神秘なる水の宇宙)	November 11, 2001 (2001-11-11)	March 2, 2002
33	"Rabbit Transit" ("Where is Terriermon? Shiuchon goes to the Digital World!") Transliteration: "Teriamon wa Doko! Shiuchon Dejitaru Wārudo e" (Japanese: テリアモンはどこ ! 小春デジタルワールドへ)	November 18, 2001 (2001-11-18)	March 2, 2002
34	"Lionheart" ("The Kind-Hearted Hero, Leomon Dies") Transliteration: "Kokoro Yasashiki Yūsha Reomon Shisu!" (Japanese: 心優しき勇者 レオモン死す!)	November 25, 2001 (2001-11-25)	March 9, 2002
35	"Give a Little Bit" ("The Name is Dukemon! The True Ultimate Evolution") Transliteration: "Sono Na wa Dyūkumon! Shin Naru Kyūkyoku Shinka" (Japanese: その名はデュークモン!真なる究極進化)	December 2, 2001 (2001-12-02)	March 9, 2002
36	"The Battle Within" ("Final Fight! Dukemon vs. Beelzebumon") Transliteration: "Kessen! Dyūkumon Tai Beruzebumon" (Japanese: 決戦!デュークモン対ベルゼブモン)	December 9, 2001 (2001-12-09)	March 16, 2002
37	"No Mon is an Island" ("Showdown with Zhuqiaomon! SaintGalgomon, Ultimate Evolution") Transliteration: "Taiketsu Sūtsēmon! Sentogarugomon Kyūkyoku Shinka" (Japanese: 対決スーツェーモン ! セントガルゴモン究極進化)	December 16, 2001 (2001-12-16)	March 16, 2002
38	"Azulongmon Explains It All" ("True Enemy Gets to Move! The Battle of the Four Holy Beasts") Transliteration: "Ugoki-dashita Shin no Teki! Shiseijū no Tatakai" (Japanese: 動き出した真の敵 ! 四聖獣の戦い)	December 23, 2001 (2001-12-23)	March 23, 2002
39	"Song of Sakuyamon" ("Whirling Ultimate Flower! Sakuyamon Evolves") Transliteration: "Maichiru Kyūkyoku no Hana! Sakuyamon Shinka" (Japanese: 舞い散る究極の花!サクヤモン進化)	December 30, 2001 (2001-12-30)	March 30, 2002
40	"Janyu's Ark" ("Evolutionary Radiance: Shining Evolution") Transliteration: "Shinka no Kagayaki, Shainingu Eboryūshon" (Japanese: 進化の輝き シャイニング・エボリューション)	January 6, 2002 (2002-01-06)	April 6, 2002
41	"Homeward Bound" ("The Return to the Real World!") Transliteration: "Kikan Riaru Wārudo e!" (Japanese: 帰還 リアルワールドへ!)	January 13, 2002 (2002-01-13)	April 13, 2002
42	"Reunion" ("The City Attacked by the D-Reaper, The Tamer's Resolve") Transliteration: "De Rīpā ni Osowareta Machi Teimā no Ketsui" (Japanese: デ・リーパーに襲われた街 テイマー決意)	January 20, 2002 (2002-01-20)	April 20, 2002
43	"Beelzemon's Big Day" ("Connected Hearts, Beelzebumon's Resurrection") Transliteration: "Tsunagaru Kokoro, Fukkatsu no Beruzebumon" (Japanese: つながる心 復活のベルゼブモン)	January 27, 2002 (2002-01-27)	April 27, 2002
44	"The Messenger" ("The Mysterious Girl! Bringer of Miracles, Dobermon") Transliteration: "Nazo no Shōjo! Kiseki o Hakobu Dōberumon" (Japanese: 謎の少女!奇跡を運ぶドーベルモン)	February 3, 2002 (2002-02-03)	May 4, 2002
45	"The D-Reaper's Disguise" ("Stand Up to the D-Reaper, Charge into the Zone!") Transliteration: "De Rīpā ni Tachimukae Zōn Totsunyū!" (Japanese: デ•リーパーに立ち向かえ ゾーン突入!)	February 17, 2002 (2002-02-17)	May 11, 2002
46	"When is a Mon Justimon?" ("The Invigorating Ultimate Warrior, Justimon Appears!") Transliteration: "Sawayaka na Kyūkyoku Senshi Jasutimon Kenzan!" (Japanese: 爽やかな究極戦士 ジャスティモン見参!)	February 24, 2002 (2002-02-24)	May 11, 2002
47	"His Kingdom for a Horse" ("Save Dukemon! Grani Scramble") Transliteration: "Dyūkumon o Sukue! Gurani Kinkyūhasshin" (Japanese: デュークモンを救え!グラニ緊急発進)	March 3, 2002 (2002-03-03)	May 18, 2002
48	"Shadow of the Beast King" ("The Power to Save Juri! Beelzebumon's Fist") Transliteration: "Juri o Mamoru Chikara, Beruzebumon no Ken" (Japanese: 樹莉を守る力、ベルゼブモンの拳)	March 10, 2002 (2002-03-10)	May 18, 2002
49	"D-Reaper's Feast" ("Destruction of the Capital! Culumon's Wish") Transliteration: "Shuto Kaimetsu! Kurumon no Negai" (Japanese: 首都壊滅!クルモンの願い)	March 17, 2002 (2002-03-17)	June 1, 2002
50	"Jeri Fights Back" ("Crimson Knight, Dukemon! Save the People you Love") Transliteration: "Shinku no Kishi Dukemon Ai Suru Mono-tachi o Sukue!" (Japanese: 真紅の騎士デュークモン 愛するものたちを救え!)	March 24, 2002 (2002-03-24)	June 8, 2002
51	"Such Sweet Sorrow" ("The Power to Dream is Our Future") Transliteration: "Yume Miru Chikara Koso Boku-tachi no Mirai" (Japanese: 夢見る力こそ 僕たちの未来)	March 31, 2002 (2002-03-31)	June 8, 2002

Season 4: Digimon Frontier (2002–03)

Main article: List of Digimon Frontier episodes

No.	English Title (Original Japanese title translated to English) Original Japanese title	Original air date	US air date
01	"All Aboard!" ("The Legendary Warrior! Agnimon of Fire") Transliteration: "Densetsu no Tōshi! Honō no Agnimon" (Japanese: 伝説の闘士! 炎のアグニモン)	April 7, 2002 (2002-04-07)	September 9, 2002
02	"Lobomon: Warrior of Light" ("Wolfmon of Light, The Underground Labyrinth Battle!") Transliteration: "Hikari no Vorufumon Chikameikyū no Tatakai!" (Japanese: 光のヴォルフモン 地下迷宮の戦い！)	April 14, 2002 (2002-04-14)	September 16, 2002
03	"Kumamon Baby, Light My Fire" ("Bullying is Unforgivable! Evolve, Chakukmon of Ice") Transliteration: "Ijime wa Yurusanai! Kōri no Chakkumon Shinka" (Japanese: いじめは許さない！氷のチャックモン進化)	April 21, 2002 (2002-04-21)	September 23, 2002
04	"Kazemon Kicks It" ("My Kick is Painful! Female Warrior Fairymon") Transliteration: "Watashi no Kikku wa Itai wa yo! Onna Tōshi Fearimon" (Japanese: 私のキックは痛いわよ！女闘士フェアリモン)	April 28, 2002 (2002-04-28)	September 30, 2002
05	"Ladies and Gentlemen: The Beetlemon" ("Thunder Power Shaking the Ground, Blitzmon!") Transliteration: "Daichi o Yurugasu Ikazura Pawā, Burittsumon!" (Japanese: 大地を揺るがす雷パワー ブリッツモン！)	May 5, 2002 (2002-05-05)	October 7, 2002
06	"A Molehill Out of a Mountain" ("The Five Legendary Warriors VS The New Warrior!") Transliteration: "Denetsu no Gotōshi tai Aratanaru Tōshi!" (Japanese: 伝説の5闘士VS新たなる闘士!)	May 12, 2002 (2002-05-12)	October 14, 2002
07	"Island of Misfit Boys" ("Town Floating in the Sky! Toy Country of ToyAgumon") Transliteration: "Sora ni Ukabu Machi! Toiagumon no Omocha no Kuni" (Japanese: 空に浮かぶ街! トイアグモンのおもちゃの国)	May 19, 2002 (2002-05-19)	October 21, 2002
08	"Odd One Out" ("Save Everyone! Evolve Tsunomon") Transliteration: "Minna o Sukue! Shinka surun da Tsunomon" (Japanese: みんなを救え! 進化するんだツノモン)	May 26, 2002 (2002-05-26)	October 28, 2002
09	"Welcome to My Nightmare" ("Chakumon is the Enemy!? The Mysterious TV Forest") Transliteration: "Teki wa Chakumon!? Nazo no Terebi no Mori" (Japanese: 敵はチャックモン!? 謎のテレビの森)	June 2, 2002 (2002-06-02)	November 11, 2002
10	"Can't Keep a Grumblemon Down" ("Uncontrollable Beast Spirit! Garmmon's Evolution") Transliteration: "Bīsuto Supiritto wa Seigyo Funō!? Garumumon Shinka!" (Japanese: ビーストスピリットは制御不能!? ガルムモン進化!)	June 9, 2002 (2002-06-09)	November 12, 2002
11	"A Hunka Hunka BurningGreymon" ("Defeat Me! Legendary Warrior Vritramon Runs Wild") Transliteration: "Ore o Taose! Densetsu no Tōshi Vuritoramon Bōsō" (Japanese: 俺を倒せ! 伝説の闘士ヴリトラモン暴走)	June 16, 2002 (2002-06-16)	November 13, 2002
12	"Fear and Loathing in Los Arboles" ("Roar, Vritramon! Defeat Gigasmon!") Transliteration: "Hoero Vuritoramon! Taose Gigasumon!" (Japanese: ほえろヴリトラモン! 倒せギガスモン!)	June 23, 2002 (2002-06-23)	November 14, 2002
13	"Better an Egg than an Egg Shell" ("Seraphimon Awakens! Secret of the Ten Warriors") Transliteration: "Mezameyo Serafimon! Jū Tōshi no Himitsu" (Japanese: 目覚めよセラフィモン! 十闘士の秘密)	June 30, 2002 (2002-06-30)	November 15, 2002
14	"No Whamon" ("Rock Breaking Thunder! Bolgmon's Do-or-Die Challenge"") Transliteration: "Kaminari yo! Iwa o mo Kudake! Borugumon Kesshi no Charenji" (Japanese: 雷よ! 岩をも砕け! ボルグモン決死のチャレンジ)	July 14, 2002 (2002-07-14)	November 18, 2002
15	"Beastie Girl" ("Cool Beast Evolution! Calmaramon") Transliteration: "Ikashita Bīsuto Shinka! Karumāramon" (Japanese: イカしたビースト進化! カルマーラモン)	July 21, 2002 (2002-07-21)	November 19, 2002
16	"The Swiss Family Digimon" ("Strength Does Not Matter! The Beautiful Warrior, Shutumon") Transliteration: "Tsuyoi Dake ja Dame na no yo! Utsukushiki Tōshi Shūtsumon" (Japanese: 強いだけじゃだめなのよ! 美しき闘士シューツモン)	July 28, 2002 (2002-07-28)	November 20, 2002
17	"Bizarre Bazaar" ("Blizzarmon, Blow the Snow, Call the Glaciers!") Transliteration: "Burizāmon Fukeyo Yuki, Yobeyo Hyōga!" (Japanese: ブリザーモン 吹けよ雪、呼べよ氷河!)	August 4, 2002 (2002-08-04)	November 21, 2002
18	"Trailmon vs. Trailmon" ("Choo-Choo! The Great Trailmon Race") Transliteration: "Chikichiki! Toreirumon Mō Rēsu" (Japanese: チキチキ! トレイルモン猛レース)	August 11, 2002 (2002-08-11)	November 22, 2002
19	"You Want Fries with That?" ("Save the Burgermon! Tomoki's Pure Heart!") Transliteration: "Bāgamon o Sukue! Tomoki no Pyua na Kokoro" (Japanese: バーガモンを救え! 友樹のピュアな心)	August 18, 2002 (2002-08-18)	December 16, 2002
20	"From Dawn to Duskmon" ("Mystery Warrior Hidden in Darkness, Duskmon!") Transliteration: "Yami ni Hisomu Nazo no Tōshi Dasukumon!" (Japanese: 闇にひそむ謎の闘士 ダスクモン!)	August 25, 2002 (2002-08-25)	December 17, 2002
21	"Darkest Before Duskmon" ("Total Destruction of 5 Fighters!? Terrifying Dark Power") Transliteration: "Go Tōshi Zenmetsu!? Osorerubeki Yami no Pawā!" (Japanese: 五闘士全滅!? 恐るべき闇のパワー!)	September 1, 2002 (2002-09-01)	December 18, 2002
22	"Home Again, Takuya Returns" ("My home! Takuya's Lonely Return") Transliteration: "Wagaya e! Takuya Tatta Hitori no Kikan" (Japanese: 我が家へ! 拓也たった一人の帰還)	September 8, 2002 (2002-09-08)	December 19, 2002
23	"Sockit Takuya" ("Feel the Power of Digimon! Takuya's Full-Body Strategy") Transliteration: "Kanjiro Dejimon no Chikara! Takuya Konshin no Sakusen" (Japanese: 感じろデジモンの力! 拓也渾身の作戦)	September 15, 2002 (2002-09-15)	February 10, 2003
24	"Alone but Never Alone" ("Confrontation, Volcamon! Junpei's Battle with his Past"") Transliteration: "Taiketsu Borukēmon! Junpei, Kako to no Gekitō" (Japanese: 対決ボルケーモン! 純平、過去との激闘)	September 22, 2002 (2002-09-22)	February 11, 2003
25	"The Dark Heart of Friendship" ("Tomoki's Lonely Battle - Asuramon's Trap") Transliteration: "Tomoki no Kodoku na Tatakai, Ashuramon no Wana" (Japanese: 友樹の孤独な戦い アシュラモンの罠)	September 29, 2002 (2002-09-29)	February 12, 2003
26	"Zoe's Unbeelievable Adventure" ("Ranamon's Tenacity! Female Digimon Personal Combat") Transliteration: "Rānamon no Shūnen! Onna Dejimon Ikki Uchi" (Japanese: ラーナモンの執念! 女デジモン一騎撃ち)	October 6, 2002 (2002-10-06)	February 13, 2003
27	"Stuck in Sakkakumon with You" ("Double Spirit Miracle! Beowulfmon is Born") Transliteration: "Kiseki no Daburu Supiritto! Beourufumon Tanjō" (Japanese: 奇跡のダブルスピリット! ベオウルフモン誕生)	October 13, 2002 (2002-10-13)	February 14, 2003
28	"Darkness Before the Dawn" ("Takuya's Fusion Evolution - Aldamon's Explosive Attack") Transliteration: "Takuya no Yūgō Shinka Arudamon Waza Sakuretsu!" (Japanese: 拓也の融合進化 アルダモン技炸裂!)	October 20, 2002 (2002-10-20)	February 17, 2003
29	"Phantasmagoric Sakkakumon" ("Escape! The Phantasmagoric Sefirotmon") Transliteration: "Tōsō! Hengen Jizai Serufirotomon" (Japanese: 逃走! 変幻自在セフィロトモン)	October 27, 2002 (2002-10-27)	February 18, 2003
30	"O, Brother, Who Art Thou?" ("Soaring! Warrior of Darkness Velgmon") Transliteration: "Hishō! Yami no Tōshi Berugumon" (Japanese: 飛翔! 闇の闘士ベルグモン)	November 3, 2002 (2002-11-03)	February 19, 2003
31	"Workin' on the Train Gang" ("Sleep in Darkness - The Trailmon's Graveyard") Transliteration: "Yami ni Nemuru Toreirumon no Hakaba" (Japanese: 闇に眠る トレイルモンの墓場)	November 10, 2002 (2002-11-10)	February 20, 2003
32	"My Brother in Spirit" ("The Revealed Past! Duskmon's Secret") Transliteration: "Akasareta Kako! Dasukumon no Himitsu" (Japanese: 明かされた過去! ダスクモンの秘密)	November 17, 2002 (2002-11-17)	March 24, 2003
33	"Ne'er the Twins Shall Meet" ("The New Warriors of Darkness! Löwemon & JägerLöwemon") Transliteration: "Aratanaru Yami no Tōshi! Rēbemon to Kaizāreomon" (Japanese: 新たなる闇の闘士! レーベモンとカイザーレオモン)	November 24, 2002 (2002-11-24)	March 25, 2003
34	"Operation: Free Ophanimon" ("Decisive Battle!! Rose of the Morning Star - Ophanimon's Rescue Plan"") Transliteration: "Kessen! Bara no Myōjō Ofanimon Kyūshutsu Sakusen" (Japanese: 決戦! バラの明星 オファニモン救出作戦)	December 1, 2002 (2002-12-01)	March 26, 2003
35	"Takuya and Koji's Evolution Revolution" ("Turn the Spirits Into One! Takuya and Kouji's Ultimate Evolution!") Transliteration: "Supiritto o Hitotsu ni! Takuya to Kōji no Kyūkyoku Shinka" (Japanese: スピリットを一つに! 拓也と輝二の究極進化)	December 8, 2002 (2002-12-08)	March 27, 2003
36	"Ice Ice Baby" ("The Flight Towards Victory! Confrontation at Cherubimon's Castle") Transliteration: "Shōri e no Hishō! Taiketsu Kerubimon no Shiro" (Japanese: 勝利への飛翔! 対決ケルビモンの城)	December 15, 2002 (2002-12-15)	March 28, 2003
37	"Cherubimania" ("Decisive Battle! As Long as There is Life - Get Back the Digital World") Transliteration: "Kessen! Inochi Aru Kagiri Dejitaru Wārudo o Torimodose" (Japanese: 決戦! 命ある限り デジタルワールドを取り戻せ)	December 22, 2002 (2002-12-22)	May 11, 2003
38	"It Can't Be! Lucemon Reappears" ("The Endless Death Match! Prelude of Lucemon's Revival") Transliteration: "Owaranai Shitō! Rūchemon Fukkatsu no Jokyoku" (Japanese: 終わらない死闘! ルーチェモン復活の序曲)	January 5, 2003 (2003-01-05)	May 12, 2003
39	"The Man in the Moon is You" ("This is the Digital World?! Escape from the Moon!") Transliteration: "Kore ga Dejitaru Wārudo!? Tsuki kara Dasshutsu" (Japanese: これがデジタルワールド!? 月からの脱出!)	January 12, 2003 (2003-01-12)	May 13, 2003
40	"The Bully Pulpit" ("The Chosen Ones! The Children who Manipulate Digital Egg!") Transliteration: "Ebareshimono!? Digital Egg o Ayatsuru Shōnen!" (Japanese: 選ばれし者!? 數碼蛋を操る少年!)	January 19, 2003 (2003-01-19)	May 14, 2003
41	"Jerks and the Beanstalk" ("Don't Let Them Scan! The Beanstalk of Friendship") Transliteration: "Sukyan Saseru na! Yūjō no Mamenoki" (Japanese: スキャンさせるな! 友情の豆の木)	January 26, 2003 (2003-01-26)	May 15, 2003
42	"Glean Eggs and Scram" ("Protect the DigiEggs! The Miracle of Disappearing Life") Transliteration: "Dejitama o Mamore! Kieyuku Inochi no Kiseki" (Japanese: デジタマを守れ! 消えゆく命の奇跡)	February 2, 2003 (2003-02-02)	May 16, 2003
43	"Bad to the Bones" ("Annihilation of the Hometown! Messenger of Hell Forest Village") Transliteration: "Furusato Shōmetsu! Jigoku no Shisha Forest Village" (Japanese: 故郷消滅! 地獄の使者スカルサタモン)	February 9, 2003 (2003-02-09)	July 6, 2003
44	"Now You See It, Now You Don't" ("Fight together~ Kouji's Vow") Transliteration: "Tomoni Tatakae! Kōji no Chikai" (Japanese: 共に戦え! 輝二の誓い)	February 16, 2003 (2003-02-16)	July 7, 2003
45	"All Aboard the Tag Team Express" ("The Data of Operation! Defend Akiba Market") Transliteration: "Dēta Kakuran Sakusen! Akiba Māketto o Bōei Seyo" (Japanese: データかく乱作戦! アキバマーケットを防衛せよ)	February 23, 2003 (2003-02-23)	July 8, 2003
46	"To Make the World Go Away" ("Annihilation of the Digital World!? Lucemon's Rule of Darkness"") Transliteration: "Dejitaru Wārudo Shōmetsu!? Rūchemon Ankoku Shihai" (Japanese: デジタルワールド消滅!? ルーチェモン暗黒支配)	March 2, 2003 (2003-03-02)	July 9, 2003
47	"When Knights Fall..." ("The Royal Knights Disperse - And then...!!") Transliteration: "Roiyaru Naitsu Chiru, Soshite..." (Japanese: ロイヤルナイツ散る そして…!!)	March 9, 2003 (2003-03-09)	July 10, 2003
48	"The Brothers Yin and Yang" ("Turn Light and Darkness into One! Kouichi's Last Wish") Transliteration: "Hikari to Yami o Hitotsu ni! Kōichi Saigo no Negai" (Japanese: 光と闇を一つに! 輝一最後の願い)	March 16, 2003 (2003-03-16)	July 11, 2003
49	"Lucemon on the Loose" ("Fight, Susanoomon - Lucemon Reaches the Human World") Transliteration: "Tatakae Susanoomon, Rūchemon Ningenkai Tōtasu!!" (Japanese: 戦えスサノオモン ルーチェモン人間界到達!!)	March 23, 2003 (2003-03-23)	July 13, 2003
50	"End of the Line" ("Go Beyond Time! A New Legend's Start") Transliteration: "Toki o Koete! Arata na Densetsu no Hajimari" (Japanese: 時を越えて! 新たな伝説の始まり)	March 30, 2003 (2003-03-30)	July 14, 2003

Digimon Data Squad (Digimon Savers) (2006–07)

Main article: List of Digimon Data Squad episodes

No.	Title	Original air date	English air date
01	"There Are Monsters Among Us" ("I am Masaru! Cockatrimon Strikes") Transliteration: "Ore ga Masaru da! Kokatorimon Shūrai" (Japanese: 俺が大だ!コカトリモン襲来)	April 2, 2006 (2006-04-02)	October 1, 2007
02	"Marcus' Inner Strength" ("Burn, the Digisoul of Anger - The Flymon that Lurks in Darkness") Transliteration: "Moero Ikari no Deji-sōru, Yami ni Hisomu Furaimon"" (Japanese: 燃えろ怒りのデジソウル 闇にひそむフライモン)	April 9, 2006 (2006-04-09)	October 5, 2007
03	"The Return of Thomas!" ("Genius Tohma has Returned! Beat Meramon") Transliteration: "Kaette Kita Tensai Tohma! Meramon wo Buttobase" (Japanese: 帰ってきた天才トーマ!メラモンをぶっとばせ)	April 16, 2006 (2006-04-16)	October 8, 2007
04	"The New Team of Marcus and Thomas!" ("The New Team's First Outing! Pursuit Drimogemon!") Transliteration: "Shin-Chīmu Hatsu-shutsudō! Dorimogemon wo Oe!" (Japanese: 新チーム初出動!ドリモゲモンを追え!)	April 23, 2006 (2006-04-23)	October 15, 2007
05	"Digital World, Here We Come!" ("Rushing into the Digital World! Drimogemon's Trap") Transliteration: "Dejitaru-wārudo Totsunyū! Dorimogemon no Wana" (Japanese: デジタルワールド突入! ドリモゲモンの罠)	April 30, 2006 (2006-04-30)	October 22, 2007
06	"The Ultimate Team No More?" ("The Masaru-Agumon Combo Terminated?! Gale, Garurumon") Transliteration: "Masaru Agumon Konbi Kaishō!? Shippū Garurumon" (Japanese: 大・アグモンコンビ解消!? 疾風ガルルモン)	May 7, 2006 (2006-05-07)	October 29, 2007
07	"A Birthday Kristy Will Never Forget...." ("Tohma's Day off - Explosion, Bomber Nanimon") Transliteration: "Tohma no Kyūjitsu, Bonbā-nanimon" (Japanese: トーマの休日 爆裂ボンバーナニモン)	May 14, 2006 (2006-05-14)	November 5, 2007
08	"The Singer's Secret" ("Yoshino Gets Her Cinderella Story?! Chrysalimon's Shadow") Transliteration: "Yoshino Tama-no-koshi Getto!? Kurisarimon no Kage" (Japanese: ヨシノ玉の輿ゲット!? クリサリモンの影)	May 21, 2006 (2006-05-21)	November 12, 2007
09	"Never Meet Your Heroes" ("Tohma's Inglorious Battle - Secret Maneuvers, Togemon") Transliteration: "Tohma Eikō Naki Tatakai, An'yaku Togemon" (Japanese: トーマ栄光なき戦い 暗躍トゲモン)	May 28, 2006 (2006-05-28)	November 19, 2007
10	"Curse This Curse: Marcus' Bad Day" ("Masaru's Worst Day in His Life - Prankster Soulmon") Transliteration: "Masaru Jinsei Saiaku no Hi, Itazura Sōrumon" (Japanese: マサル人生最悪の日 いたずらソウルモン)	June 4, 2006 (2006-06-04)	November 26, 2007
11	"The Vile of Vilemon!" ("Recover the Bond between Parent and Child - Evilmon's Bewitchment") Transliteration: "Oyako no Kizuna wo Torimodose, Ibirumon no Genwaku" (Japanese: 親子の絆を取り戻せ イビルモンの幻惑)	June 18, 2006 (2006-06-18)	December 3, 2007
12	"The Digi-egg That Fell to Earth" ("I Will Protect Chika! Biyomon's Resolve") Transliteration: "Chika wa Boku ga Mamoru! Piyomon no Ketsui" (Japanese: 知香はボクが守る! ピヨモンの決意)	June 25, 2006 (2006-06-25)	December 10, 2007
13	"The Rise of RiseGreymon" ("Masaru's New Power - Evolve! RiseGreymon") Transliteration: "Masaru Aratanaru Chikara, Shinka! Raizu-gureimon" (Japanese: マサル新たなる力 進化!ライズグレイモン)	July 2, 2006 (2006-07-02)	December 17, 2007
14	"The Wild Boy of the Digital World" ("Digimon Boy Ikuto - Forest Guardian, Jureimon") Transliteration: "Dejimon Shōnen Ikuto, Mori no Ban'nin Jureimon" (Japanese: デジモン少年イクト 森の番人ジュレイモン)	July 9, 2006 (2006-07-09)	January 7, 2008
15	"The Gorge of Deception!" ("Recollections of my Mother - Howl, MachGaogamon") Transliteration: "Kāsan no Omoide, Hoero Mahha-gaogamon" (Japanese: 母さんの想い出 吠えろマッハガオガモン)	July 23, 2006 (2006-07-23)	January 14, 2008
16	"Falcomon: Friend or Foe?" ("The Ally is Falcomon?! Violent! Blossomon") Transliteration: "Nakama wa Farukomon!? Mōretsu! Burossamon" (Japanese: 仲間はファルコモン!? モーレツ! ブロッサモン)	July 30, 2006 (2006-07-30)	January 28, 2008
17	"Yoshi's Biggest Battle: The One With Herself" ("The Singing Voice that Calls Upon a Miracle - The Lilamon Evolution") Transliteration: "Kiseki wo Yobu Utagoe, Rairamon Shinka" (Japanese: 奇跡を呼ぶ歌声 ライラモン進化)	August 6, 2006 (2006-08-06)	February 4, 2008
18	"The Clash With Merukimon!" ("The DATS Team Annihilated?! Clash, Mercurimon") Transliteration: "Dattsu-chīmu Zenmetsu!? Gekitotsu Merukurimon" (Japanese: DATSチーム全滅!? 激突メルクリモン)	August 13, 2006 (2006-08-13)	February 11, 2008
19	"The Truth About Keenan" ("The Target is Ikuto!? Gotsumon's Plot") Transliteration: "Hyōteki wa Ikuto!? Gotsumon no Takurami" (Japanese: 標的はイクト!?ゴツモンの企み)	August 20, 2006 (2006-08-20)	February 18, 2008
20	"The Crier Family Reunion" ("Rescue Mother, Ikuto - Hagurumon's Cage") Transliteration: "Hahaoya wo Sukue, Ikuto, Hagurumon no Ori" (Japanese: 母親を救え、イクト ハグルモンの檻)	August 27, 2006 (2006-08-27)	February 25, 2008
21	"The Digimon Army Makes Its Move" ("Big Panic in the Human World - The Digimon Army Advances") Transliteration: "Ningen-kai Dai-panikku, Dejimon Gundan Shingeki" (Japanese: 人間界大パニック デジモン軍団進撃)	September 3, 2006 (2006-09-03)	March 3, 2008
22	"The Wrath of SaberLeomon" ("Defeat the Ultimate Level! The Anger Wave of Saber Leomon") Transliteration: "Taose Kyūkyoku-tai! Dotō Sāberu-reomon" (Japanese: 倒せ究極体! 怒涛サーベルレオモン)	September 10, 2006 (2006-09-10)	March 10, 2008
23	"One More Digital Dive" ("Once More, To the Digital World - Insekimon's Great Rampage") Transliteration: "Futatabi, Dejitaru-wārudo e, Insekimon Ōabare" (Japanese: 再び、デジタルワールドへ インセキモン大暴れ)	September 17, 2006 (2006-09-17)	March 24, 2008
24	"The Past Revealed" ("The Revealed Past - Heartless! Gizmon: AT") Transliteration: "Akasareru Kako, Hijō! Gizumon Ē-Tī" (Japanese: 明かされる過去 非情!ギズモン: ΑT)	September 24, 2006 (2006-09-24)	March 31, 2008
25	"Kurata's Revenge" ("Smash Kurata's Ambition - Flight, Yatagaramon") Transliteration: "Kurata no Yabō wo Kudake, Hishō Yatagaramon" (Japanese: 倉田の野望をくだけ 飛翔ヤタガラモン)	October 1, 2006 (2006-10-01)	April 7, 2008
26	"Memory Is The First Thing To Go!" ("Masaru's Memory is Erased - The Lost Bond") Transliteration: "Masaru Kioku Shōkyo, Ushinawareta Kizuna" (Japanese: マサル記憶消去 失われた絆)	October 8, 2006 (2006-10-08)	April 14, 2008
27	"The Beginning of the End!" ("Chase Kurata - The Operation of Digimon Extermination Begins!") Transliteration: "Kurata wo Oe, Dejimon Sen'metsu Sakusen Kaishi!" (Japanese: 倉田を追え・デジモン殲滅作戦開始!)	October 15, 2006 (2006-10-15)	April 21, 2008
28	"Digivice Meltdown!" ("Evolution is Impossible! The Digivices Break Down") Transliteration: "Shinka Fukanō! Dejivaisu Hōkai" (Japanese: 進化不可能!デジヴァイス崩壊)	October 22, 2006 (2006-10-22)	April 28, 2008
29	"How to Fix a Broken Digivice" ("Resurrecting Digivices - A New Brilliance") Transliteration: "Yomigaeru Dejivaisu, Aratanaru Kagayaki" (Japanese: よみがえるデジヴァイス・新たなる輝き)	October 29, 2006 (2006-10-29)	May 5, 2008
30	"Journey to the Sacred City" ("An Imprisoned Masaru - The Holy City's Trap") Transliteration: "Toraware no Masaru, Seinaru To no Wana" (Japanese: とらわれの大 聖なる都の罠)	November 5, 2006 (2006-11-05)	May 12, 2008
31	"Showdown Between Geniuses: Thomas vs. Nanami!" ("Genius Showdown! Tohma vs. Nanami") Transliteration: "Tensai Taiketsu! Tōma tai Nanami" (Japanese: 天才対決!トーマVSナナミ)	November 12, 2006 (2006-11-12)	May 19, 2008
32	"The Sacred City's Last Stand!" ("Fiercely Attack Kurata's Army Corps - Protect the Holy City") Transliteration: "Mōkō Kurata Gundan, Seinaru To o Mamore" (Japanese: 猛攻倉田軍団 聖なる都を守れ)	November 19, 2006 (2006-11-19)	June 16, 2008
33	"The Final Bio-Hybrid Battle!" ("The Final Decisive Battle! Kouki, Ultimate Evolution") Transliteration: "Saigo no Kessen! Kōki, Kyūkyoku Shinka" (Japanese: 最後の決戦!聖、究極進化)	November 26, 2006 (2006-11-26)	June 23, 2008
34	"The Norstein Family Secret" ("The Day of Parting - The Strongest Enemy: Tohma!") Transliteration: "Ketsubetsu no Hi, Saikyō no Teki Tōma!" (Japanese: 訣別の日 最強の敵・トーマ!)	December 3, 2006 (2006-12-03)	June 30, 2008
35	"Kurata's Real Plan" ("The Power of Destruction - ShineGreymon Runs Wild") Transliteration: "Hametsu no Pawā, Shaingureimon Bōsō" (Japanese: 破滅のパワー シャイングレイモン暴走)	December 10, 2006 (2006-12-10)	July 7, 2008
36	"Awaken Belphemon" ("Demon Lord Belphemon Revives") Transliteration: "Maō Berufemon Fukkatsu" (Japanese: 魔王ベルフェモン復活)	December 17, 2006 (2006-12-17)	July 14, 2008
37	"The Battle With Belphemon" ("Awaken, Agumon - Defeat Belphemon!") Transliteration: "Mezameyo Agumon, Berufemon o Taose!" (Japanese: 目覚めよアグモン ベルフェモンを倒せ!)	December 24, 2006 (2006-12-24)	July 21, 2008
38	"The Power of the Burst Mode" ("Burst Mode - The Power that Exceeds Ultimate") Transliteration: "Bāsuto Mōdo, Kyūkyoku o Koeru Chikara" (Japanese: バーストモード 究極を超える力)	January 7, 2007 (2007-01-07)	July 28, 2008
39	"King Drasil's Fatal Decision" ("Human World Terminated! Yggdrasil's Decision") Transliteration: "Ningenkai Shōmetsu! Igudorashiru no Ketsudan" (Japanese: 人間界消滅!イグドラシルの決断)	January 14, 2007 (2007-01-14)	August 4, 2008
40	"The Royal Knights Assemble" ("The Strongest Order of Knights - The Royal Knights Gather") Transliteration: "Saikyō Kishidan: Roiyaru Naitsu Shūketsu" (Japanese: 最強騎士団・ロイヤルナイツ集結)	January 21, 2007 (2007-01-21)	August 11, 2008
41	"Father and Son Destiny" ("Confirm it with a Fist! Thoughts of My Father") Transliteration: "Kobushi de Tashikamero! Tōsan no Omoi" (Japanese: 拳でたしかめろ!父さんの想い)	January 28, 2007 (2007-01-28)	August 18, 2008
42	"Thomas Bursts on the Scene!" ("Toma's Determined Burst Mode") Transliteration: "Tōma Ketsui no Bāsuto Mōdo" (Japanese: トーマ決意のバーストモード)	February 4, 2007 (2007-02-04)	October 4, 2008
43	"Justice Equals Power!" ("Indeed Strength is Justice! Beast Knight Duftmon") Transliteration: "Chikara Koso Seigi! Jūkishi Dufutomon" (Japanese: 力こそ正義!獣騎士ドゥフトモン)	February 11, 2007 (2007-02-11)	October 5, 2008
44	"Human Potential" ("Break! Craniummon's Strongest Shield") Transliteration: "Kudake! Kureniamumon no Saikyō no Tate" (Japanese: 砕け!クレニアムモンの最強の盾)	February 25, 2007 (2007-02-25)	October 11, 2008
45	"A Family Quarrel!" ("The One-on-One Match Between Men! Masaru vs. Suguru") Transliteration: "Otoko to Otoko no Taiman Shōbu! Masaru tai Suguru" (Japanese: 男と男のタイマン勝負!大VS英)	March 4, 2007 (2007-03-04)	October 12, 2008
46	"The Truth About BanchoLeomon" ("Impact! The Truth About Bantiyou Leomon") Transliteration: "Shōgeki! Banchōreomo no Shinjitsu" (Japanese: 衝撃!バンチョーレオモンの真実)	March 11, 2007 (2007-03-11)	October 25, 2008
47	"The Data Squad's Final Battle!" ("Protect the Future! DATS' Final Battle") Transliteration: "Mirai o Mamore! Dattsu Saigo no Tatakai" (Japanese: 未来を守れ! DATS最後の戦い)	March 18, 2007 (2007-03-18)	October 26, 2008
48	"The Ultimate Farewell!" ("A Complete Conclusion! Farewell, Leader of Fights") Transliteration: "Kanzen Ketchaku! Saraba Kenka Banchō" (Japanese: 完全決着!さらばケンカ番長)	March 25, 2007 (2007-03-25)	November 1, 2008

Digimon Fusion (Digimon Xros Wars) (2010–12)

Main article: List of Digimon Fusion episodes

Season 1

Main article: List of Digimon Fusion episodes (season 1)

Season 2: The Evil Death Generals and the Seven Kingdoms

Main article: Digimon Fusion (season 2)

Season 3: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time

Main article: Digimon Fusion (season 3)

Digimon Universe: App Monsters

Main article: List of Digimon Universe: App Monsters episodes

Digimon Adventure: (2020)

Main article: Digimon Adventure: (2020 TV series)

This article is about the 2020 reboot anime series. For the original 1999 anime series, see Digimon Adventure (1999 TV series). For the 1999 Japanese short film, see Digimon Adventure (film). For the 2013 PSP video game, see Digimon Adventure (video game).

Digimon Adventure
Promotional poster
デジモンアドベンチャー: (Dejimon Adobenchā:)
Genre	Adventure Science fantasy
Anime television series
Directed by	Masato Mitsuka
Produced by	Hiroyuki Sakurada
Music by	Toshihiko Sahashi
Studio	Toei Animation
Licensed by	NA: Toei Animation Inc. Crunchyroll
Original network	Fuji TV
Original run	April 5, 2020 – September 26, 2021
Episodes	67
Digimon franchise
Digimon Adventure Digimon Adventure 02 Digimon Adventure tri. Digimon Tamers Digimon Frontier Digimon Data Squad (Savers) Digimon Fusion (Xros Wars) Digimon Universe: App Monsters Digimon Ghost Game

Digimon Adventure (Japanese: デジモンアドベンチャー:, Hepburn: Dejimon Adobenchā:, stylized as Digimon Adventure:) is a Japanese anime television series. It is the eighth anime series in the Digimon franchise and a reboot of the 1999–2000 anime television series of the same name that follows the adventures of children in the world of Digimon, struggling to prevent a series of disasters spreading into real world.

It was broadcast for 67 episodes on Fuji TV from April 2020 to September 2021, while the series was simulcasted worldwide through Crunchyroll. In February 2022, it was announced that the series would receive an English dub. All 67 episodes of the dub were made available for purchase on the Microsoft Store in April 2023 and on VOD with Hulu in July 2023.

Plot

See also: List of Digimon Adventure (2020 TV series) episodes

In 2020, a series of cyber-attacks across Tokyo are the result of catastrophic events in another world within the internet, the Digital World, where creatures called Digimon roam. Taichi "Tai" Kamiya, a young boy gets transported to the internet and meets Agumon while they are attacked by a swarm of Argomon. They meet up with Yamato "Matt" Ishida and his partner Gabumon and together they defeat a Mega-level Argomon as Omnimon with help from Koushirou "Izzy" Izumi.

While getting ready for summer camp, Tai, Matt, Izzy, Sora Takenouchi, Mimi Tachikawa and Joe Kido are transported to the Digital World's Cloud Continent where they acquire Digivices and Digimon partners while learning of an ancient war that the Dark Digimon Army have resurfaced from their defeat to take over the Digital World with their Soundbirdmon corrupting Digimon into their service. They learn that they have been chosen as DigiDestined to stop the Dark Digimon army and save two captive Celestial Digimon they need to fight alongside with. A member of the Dark Digimon Army named Ogremon pursues the group out of a grudge towards Tai and Agumon, only to sacrifice himself to protect them while directing their group to the where one of the Celestial Digimon were held. Due to a pool of miasma, the Digidestined and their partner Digimon separate in two groups to reach the other side and unlock their partners' ultimate forms along the way.

The DigiDestined regroup as they are lured into a fake Tokyo dimension created by Eyesmon, a Digimon whose attack on the Network is affecting the real Tokyo. The DigiDestined battle Eyesmon as it digivolves to Orochimon and then Nidhoggmon while commencing a countdown to annihilate Tokyo. Omnimon was able to destroy Nidhoggmon in time, but are separated by the Dark Digimons' commander Devimon. Tai and Matt find Takeru "T.K." Takaishi, Matt's younger brother, while aiding a freedom fighter named Leomon in taking out Devimon's minons. They are then join Celestial Digimon Angemon, revealed to be T.K.'s Digimon partner before his Digiegg is kidnapped by SkullKnightmon, a subordinate of Devimon's who later Digivolves to AxeKnightmon to battle them. Tai's group mount an assault of Devimon's castle, revealed to be an enslaved Digimon named Eldradimon, to rescue the Digiegg that hatched into Patamon while Agumon manages to destroy Devimon in an epic battle that nearly turned him into Machinedramon.

Meanwhile, back in the Real World, the remaining Digidestined track their Digimon Partners inside the internet on Izzy's computer where they battle a Calmaramon and several more Argomon who are hijacking the internet. They are joined by Kari, Tai's younger sister, as she helps reunite them with Tai and Matt as they all end up on the Eternal Continent. But they encounter AxeKnightmon, who takes an interest in Kari while separating the group after a brief fight with Angemon. Tai and Sora learn of a plot to resurrect the Dark Digimons' powerful weapon Millenniumon from Lopmon, a reincarnation of Cherubimon, who provides them with a Komondomon as their transport. The Digidestinated gradually reunite while preventing Kari and AxeKnightmon from being used a vessel for Millenniumon, AxeKnightmon revealed Gatomon to be the other Celestial Digimon. Becoming Kari's Digimon partner, Gatomon offers his aid in leading the DigiDestined to the Sealed Grounds where the largest fragment containing Millenniumon's essence is located.

As Tai and Matt unlock their partners' their ability to assume mega form, they, T.K. and Izzy are abducted by Sakkakumon, a servant of Millenniummon who pits them against replicas of previous opponents. T.K. and Angemon were confronted by a reconstituted Devimon, revealed to be Angemon's darkness as he is absorbed so Angemon would regain his full power and free everyone. But by the time the DigiDestined reached the Sealed Grounds, the Vademon cultists use Sakkakumon's collected data on Agumon to create Machinedramon to fight the children while releasing the miasma from Cloud so Sakakkumon can absorb it and transform into Millenniumon's vessel. The restored Millenniummon attempts to destroy the entire Digital World, but was defeated by WarGreymon when he receives additional power from his comrades along with the hopes of the friendly Digimon the DigiDestined befriended in their adventure.

Despite Millenniummon's defeat, the DigiDestined learn they must discover the true power of the Crests in their Digivices to stop Negamon, the mastermind behind of the ancient war and recent events who evolved beyond its programming from the data it had Argomon and Eyesmon gather from the humans, who seeks to destroy everything in The Great Catastrophe. The group unlock their Digimons' mega forms while learning they need to consciously manifest Omnimon. Tai and Agumon were suddenly ambushed by the Argomon again, and this time meet a humanoid Argomon sent by Negamon to test Tai and Agumon's bond. The children reunite as they face a swarm of Soundbirdmon that digivolve to their true form, the Dark Army's leader Ghoulmon. After Ghoulmon's defeat, Negamon was freed and commences the Great Catastrophe. The DigiDestined confront Negamon after defeating Argomon, engaging with the Digimon as it digivolves to Abbadomon and deletes half of the Digidestined with Tai, Kari, T.K. and Matt continuing to fight Negamon. The hopes of the humanity restore the four children back into their physical forms and enable Agumon and Gabumon to fuse into Omnimon. Tai, Matt, and Omnimon enter Abaddomon where they confront the core body. After a great battle, assuming a new form his opponent cannot counter, Omnimon reduces Abaddomon to a Digi-Egg and peace of both worlds were restored.

In the epilogue, upon Abaddomon’s defeat, the Digimon in the Digital World celebrate the victory. The DigiDestined return home accompanied by their Digimon partners in secret while Tai chose to remain in the Digital World to explore it there with Agumon.

Production

Background

The series was officially announced in the March issue of Shueisha's V Jump magazine in January 2020. The project was developed independently and in the same period of time as the theatrical release of Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna, by producer Hiroyuki Sakurada and series director Masato Mitsuka, initially together behind Digimon Fusion and Dragon Ball Super. Matsuki Hanae and Naoko Sagawa are also the producers, Atsuhiro Tomioka is supervising the series scripts, Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru returns from Digimon Adventure to design the characters, Akihiro Asanuma is the chief animation director, Ryouka Kinoshita is the art director, Toshiki Amada is in charge of art setting.

The opportunity of a reboot of the original Digimon Adventure series was hoped for since the days of Digimon Adventure tri. by Hiroyuki Sakurada, then producer of Dragon Ball Super. Sakurada expressed that the stopping point of the original Adventure series reached on its twentieth anniversary by Last Evolution Kizuna was "sad", but opportune to be able to propose, produce this reboot and deliver it in its current form, terming it as a proper Digimon entry that wasn't for the "children of the past", but for a new generation of children "And in order to introduce it to them, what better way to do it than to start from the beginning one more time with Digimon Adventure?" while mentioning the difficulties encountered to find the right timing back then, as the production team wanted to broadcast Digimon again on Fuji TV at 9 a.m. on Sunday morning "To secure that timeslot and produce content for it, you need the right timing and right elements for all sorts of things. Without such a close gamble, it’s difficult to produce a TV anime". The franchise was dropped from Fuji TV after its initial popularity waned in 2001, as well as tougher commercial competition over the years.

The original Digimon Adventure staff, working on the movie Last Evolution Kizuna, was not consulted for this project. Masato Mitsuka was referred to as a director "representing the younger generation"; "He ensures the future of Toei Animation, as well as the rest of its staff," said Hiroyuki Sakurada.

Development

Hiroyuki Sakurada indicated that the highlights of this series would be the battle scenes, the "special trait" of each Digimon and how they would deal with the abilities of the Digimons that will attack them. Atsuhiro Tomioka announced that as many different Digimon as possible will be shown, defining it as a festival "according to the situation, without holding back".

"Our important task is to make sure things come across to the viewer as cool" stated Masato Mitsuka and specified that, although they were very enthusiastic about wanting to show off the pride of a Digimon of the Champion-level, they had trouble thinking about how to portray "cool" action sequences using the physics of the Digimon and especially Greymon, compared to Son Goku and his panoply of attacks in the director's work on Dragon Ball Super; Mitsuka also claimed in August 2020 that the Digimon will reach the Ultimate-level very quickly, so in the long run, the time Agumon will actively spend as a Greymon will be gone; calling Omnimon one of the most impressive "symbols" of Digimon to this very day with many derivatives. Its appearance and the when and how in the series were determined even before Mitsuka was brought into the project.

In response to the Japanese media outlet What's In, calling the first three episodes "A start close to be a cinematic project, yet chaotic" by the story developments; Sakurada said that the intention behind it was to display freshness without waiting. For Mitsuka, the overuse of privileged segments in the animation for a TV anime was to show Greymon; and Omnimon looking "cool" from its first fight, in order to leave just as much of a strong impression on those new viewers as on the old ones, a proper action-like depiction of it being uncommon in the previous projects, special circumstances protecting it for very particular moments, this production aimed to depict Omnimon as the miracle that appears after overcoming great difficulties "May each of its appearances in this new TV series be a chance to make it fight powerful enemies, while displaying his strength and a status of crisis saviour". Mitsuka wanted to portray children actively fighting in the fights, a story in which the children participate with a keen awareness of what they have to save. "The children feel an obligation and a determination to "do something" [...] The central theme of the series' direction is "a person and a creature" in both battle and adventure. It is the "way of life" that seduces me, my vision of the link between the two".

Producer Sakurada invited children to have the feeling of traveling through this anime "even if they are stuck at home [...] From the jungle to the oceans, discover a vast world without constraints"; by experiencing things that had become difficult due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in August 2020. Atsuhiro Tomioka has been called to be the main screenwriter of the project, with the request of Toei Animation to take the manga Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01 as a reference. "Of course, [Tai] still works together with other allies, but we want him to be a heroic figure with a strong sense of responsibility and dependability. It's a willingness with the director and the production team to mix influences".

The show premiered on April 5, 2020, on Fuji TV. In mid-2020, Toei Animation Europe listed Adventure for 66 episodes. On September 2, 2021, a 67th episode was announced. Two weeks later it was confirmed the series would end with 67 episodes and be succeeded by Digimon Ghost Game.

Marketing

On March 30, 2020, Toei Animation organized an advertising campaign at Shibuya Stream, a retail complex in Tokyo's Shibuya district and in the Shibuya Station with posters and animations. On March 19, 2021, Toei Animation unveiled a new key visual that hinted at new digivolved forms appearing within the series; with new taglines: "Everything of "Digimon Adventure:" is Epic! The story reaches its climax!" and a marketing campaign based on the buzzword "Epic" (アツい) on social media.

Broadcast and distribution

Digimon Adventure: premiered on Fuji TV on April 5, 2020; On April 19 of the same year, Toei Animation announced that the fourth scheduled episode and new episodes would be delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A delay of about two months occurred until the return of the show; from April 26 to May 31, 2020, GeGeGe no Kitarō reruns in Digimon Adventure: timeslot. Episodes were rebroadcast from the first episode beginning June 7. Toei Animation later announced on June 19 that the series would resume broadcasting new episodes starting with episode 4 on June 28. The series ended on September 26, 2021, with a total of 67 episodes and was succeeded by Digimon Ghost Game, at the same time slot on Fuji TV.

Crunchyroll began streaming the series starting April 4, 2020. On February 26, 2022, the Digimon Con 2022 event announced that the series is getting an English dub that would star Zeno Robinson as Tai and Ben Diskin as Agumon, through a dubbed trailer and two videos of the voice actors. Tai's original English actor, Joshua Seth, revealed that the cast was informed by the producers months ago that they would be recasting everyone and that no one from the old cast would be returning. The first two episodes aired as a special preview at Toei Animation's booth at the Anime NYC 2022 event on November 19, 2022. In February 2023, it was announced the English dub had finished production; and all episodes were made available for purchase in one batch at once on the Microsoft Store on April 13 of the same year. On July 1, 2023, Digimon Adventure in English becomes available on Hulu.

Soundtrack

Composer Toshihiko Sahashi was commissioned to write forty compositions by the director of the series. The idea explored was sounds played by a large orchestra. A first recording was conducted on February 25, 2020. Two soundtrack albums were released by Nippon Columbia. The first volume on September 30, 2020, featuring 34 tracks and the second volume on August 25, 2021, for 31 tracks.

The opening theme for the series is "Mikakunin Hikousen", performed by Takayoshi Tanimoto in Japanese and Hans Hessburg in English. Tanimoto also sung three Insert Songs. The first is "Be The Winners", which is the theme song for the Champion level digivolutions, the second is "X-treme Fight", which is the theme song for the Ultimate level digivolutions and the third is "Break the Chain", which is the theme song for the Mega level digivolutions.

In Japanese, the first ending theme during episodes 1–13 is "Kuyashisa wa Tane" by Chiai Fujikawa. The second ending theme during episodes 14–26 is "Q?" by Reol. The third ending theme during episodes 27–38 is "Mind Game" by Maica n. The fourth ending theme during episodes 39–54 is "Overseas Highway" by Wolpis Carter, with lyrics co-written with and music composed by Orangestar. The fifth ending theme during episodes 55–67 is "Dreamers" by the K-pop boy band Ateez.

The English version, for the first time in series history, dubbed over opening and ending theme songs from the original Japanese version rather than make their own songs. Rather than dub over all of them though, they only dubbed over two of the five ending songs and used those two songs during its duration rather than the five. "Kuyashisa wa Tane", sung by Cristina Vee, was used in episode 1–38, while "Overseas Highway", sung by Jenny Karr, were used in episode 39–67. The other three ending themes were not used due to licensing issues.

DVD/Blu-ray

Digimon Adventure: was distributed in Japan on DVD and Blu-ray by Happinet: in a first box set on December 2, 2020, containing the first 12 episodes. Episodes 13 to 24 were released in a second box set on March 3, 2021. Episodes 25 to 36 were released in a third box set on June 2, 2021. Episodes 37 to 48 were released in a fourth box set on September 3, 2021. Episodes 49 to 67 were released in a fifth, and final, box set on February 2, 2022.

Reception

Critical response

First impressions of the series' debut episodes were mostly positive-to-mixed with production values being praised; although criticized for noticeably recycled plot beats from previous productions and specifically the Digimon movie' Our War Game!, Polygon's Karen Han felt that Masato Mitsuka's take lacked a sense of character, both in terms of the world it takes place in, and the characters themselves. and Joshua Graves of Comic Book Resources feels that "it comes across more as a disservice to fans". Most critics were puzzled by the general approach and shared some concerns about by the overall approach and the way the show can keep the stakes presented meaningful, due to the pace, the lack of introductions and exposition about the overall concept and the digivolutions as anything other than regarded as a "senseless plot boost" in this early stage. As the series goes on, these apprehensions were reflected more factually in the opinions of pop culture and anime media.

Throughout its simulcast, Digimon Adventure: received harsh responses and criticism through its run and, getting panned due to the narrative structure and the lack of motivating ideas of the plot, as well as the writing of its characters and their dynamics developments throughout more than forty episodes. An excessive focus on the protagonist Tai Kamiya was emphasized. Writing for Comic Book Resources, Laura Thornton criticized its reintroduction of some talking Digimon after thirty episodes for essentially portraying them as victims to be protected by Tai rather than making them proper characters with a culture or unique problem and stated it as fatigued story "not only for its characters but for the audience as well", by a lack of "light-hearted" episodes, considering that constant spectacle of over-the-top fights "has long grown stale" compared to models such as My Hero Academia or Avatar: The Last Airbender; Some late "filler" episodes received a more favorable critical reception for their more episodic, calm and humorous tone.

Digimon Adventure: was regarded as based on stylistic references for an acquired audience; the commercial target was considered ambiguous; Manga-News then questioned the legitimacy of such regarding the intentions of Last Evolution Kizuna. For Alex Cline of AIPT Comics, the cause was the public responses to the iterations that followed the first series and differed from the usual formulas; Cline pointed out the presence of monsters and antagonists that have "never been animated before" while deploring their anecdotal usage. Digimon Adventure: was named one of "The Worst Anime of 2020" by Anime News Network in their year-end selection; termed as a failure and a wasted attempt, criticizing the lack of planning of the staff behind it. The marketing positioning was compared to that of the Dragon Ball brand in the 2010s. Adventure: was part of the reboots & revivals craze seen in the early 2020s.

Public response

Responses from fans and spectators would be observed by various media and the international broadcaster as very mixed through its run. Promotional images of episode 38 "The Blazing Blue Friendship", depicting crucifixions; went viral; spreading via memes from fans and nostalgics.

Daniel Dockery, senior writer for Crunchyroll expressed his understanding of viewers' disappointment due to, among other things, the excessive focus on Tai and said that the series doubled down on the aspects that the creators found to be the most appealing "Namely the idea of [Tai] as a hero and the Digimon as combatants. I understand it if isn't everyone's cup of tea".

Although the producer's ambition was to bring the franchise back "for a new generation of children"; Toei Animation declared that the series "struggled to acquire new audiences of children" in May 2021, the official reason given was the COVID-19 pandemic.

TV ratings

Six episodes can be seen in the TV Rankings of Japanese Animation: Episode 6 "The Targeted Kingdom", on July 12, 2020 (for 2.9% rating), episode 11 "The Wolf Standing Atop the Desert", on August 16, 2020 (for 2.3% rating), episode 40 "Strike! The Killer Shot", on March 21, 2021 (for 2.6% rating), episode 58 "Hikari New Life", on July 25, 2021 (for 1.9% rating), episode 59 "Bolt, HerakleKabuterimon", on August 1, 2021 (for 2.3% rating), and episode 60 "Vikemon Ventures the Glaciers", on August 8, 2021 (for 1.5% rating). Due to the spread of COVID-19, from April 26 to May 31, 2020, it was Kitarō (2018) that was temporarily rerun in the slot of Digimon, the repeats of the first episodes of Adventure: and its pilot aired from June 7, 2020, with unranked ratings.

External links

• Official website (in Japanese)
• List of Digimon episodes and films (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

Movies

Main article: List of Digimon films

To date, a total of seventeen films have been released based on the franchise.

1. Digimon Adventure (Part one of Digimon: The Movie)
2. Digimon Adventure: Our War Game! (Part two of Digimon: The Movie)
3. Digimon Adventure 02: Digimon Hurricane Touchdown / Supreme Evolution! The Golden Digimentals (Part three of Digimon: The Movie)
4. Digimon Adventure 02: Diaboromon Strikes Back (Revenge of Diaboromon)
5. Digimon Tamers: The Adventurers' Battle (Battle of Adventurers)
6. Digimon Tamers: Runaway Digimon Express (Runaway Locomon)
7. Digimon Frontier: Revival of the Ancient Digimon (Island of Lost Digimon)
8. Digital Monster X-Evolution
9. Digimon Savers: Ultimate Power! Activate Burst Mode!!
10. Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna

Film Series: Digimon Adventure tri.

Main article: Digimon Adventure tri.

At an event celebrating the series' 15th anniversary on August 1, 2014, a new Digimon Adventure series was announced, scheduled to air in Spring 2015, depicting the main characters as they enter high school. It was later announced that the series would be a six-part theatrical anime.