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Digimon Adventure: (デジモンアドベンチャー：, Dejimon Adobenchā:), also referred to as Digimon Adventure Colon (デジモンアドベンチャーコロン, Dejimon Adobenchā Koron)[1], and officially translated as Digimon Adventure: (2020)[2], is the eighth animated series of Digimon. It is a reboot of the original series set in 2020 instead of 1999, and is not part of the original series' continuity. Notably, it features Digimon that did not appear in the original series and also introduces its own new Digimon.
History[edit]
For the first time in the history of Fuji TV, TV and data broadcasting are linked to the Virtual Pet training game exclusively in Japan known as Digital Monster, which is based on the original V-Pet Digital Monster series debuted in 1997.[3]
On April 20, 2020, Toei Animation announced that it would suspend broadcasting new episodes of Digimon Adventure: until further notice due to the ongoing 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic,[4] and starting April 26, Fuji TV will air reruns of episodes from the sixth series of Gegege no Kitaro in its place.[5]
After several weeks, the official Digimon sites announced that Digimon Adventure: is set to be return in the normal timeslot on June 7, 2020 at 9:00 in Japan.[6][7] The show restarts from the first episode, and continues with the newer episodes, which starts from the fourth episode, "Birdramon Soars" on June 28, 2020.
Story[edit]
It is 2020.
The Network is now an integral part of human life. But, what they don't know is that...
On the other side of the Network is an endless world: the Digital World, and Digimon live there. A large-scale network failure broke out in the heart of the Greater Tokyo Area. There was a vision outside of traffic lights randomly flickering and garbled text. The news reported it as cyberterrorism.
The protagonist is fifth grader Yagami Taichi, who lives in a high-rise apartment building in the suburbs of Tokyo. He stayed at home on his own to prepare for summer camp over the weekend, but his mother and younger sister, Hikari, who went to Shibuya, were on a train that was unable to stop.
Taichi rushed to Shibuya to rescue his mother and sister, but the moment he headed to the platform... A mysterious phenomenon occurred, and Taichi entered the Digital World!
The children met their Partner Digimon, and faced an unknown "Adventure"...!
Overview[edit]
Characters[edit]
Main Characters[edit]
Enemies[edit]
Dark Digimon[edit]
Main Enemies[edit]
- Algomon
- Tukaimon > Devimon > Neo Devimon > Done Devimon
- Eyesmon: Scatter Mode > Eyesmon > Orochimon > Nidhoggmon
- Skull Knightmon > Dark Knightmon
- Moon Millenniumon > Millenniumon > Zeed Millenniumon
- Soundbirdmon >> Deathmon > Deathmon (Black)
- Negamon > Negamon (Evolved Form) > Abbadomon/Abbadomon Core
Negamon's Servants[edit]
- Algomon
- Devimon > Neo Devimon > Done Devimon
- Eyesmon: Scatter Mode > Eyesmon > Orochimon > Nidhoggmon
- Zurumon
- Soundbirdmon >> Deathmon > Deathmon (Black)
Devimon's Servants[edit]
- Orgemon (Reformed)
- Coredramon (Blue)
- Soundbirdmon
- Tankmon
- Solarmon
- Gorimon
- Dark Tyranomon
- Cannonbeemon
- Yukidarumon
- Minotaurmon
- Valvemon
- Bullmon
- Calamaramon
- Velgrmon
- Megadramon
- Splashmon
- Chikurimon
- Dark Maildramon (Temporary)
- Skull Knightmon > Dark Knightmon (Temporary)
Digimon Controlled by Soundbirdmon[edit]
- Tylomon
- Dokugumon
- Coredramon (Green)
- Tuskmon
- Drimogemon
- Hagurumon
- Andromon
- Burpmon
- Nanomon
- Mechanorimon
- Golemon (PS)
Digimon Controlled by the Miasma[edit]
Millenniumon's Servants[edit]
- Skull Knightmon > Dark Knightmon
- Dark Maildramon
- Bakemon > Metal Fantomon > Gokumon
- Vademon
- Mephismon
- Troopmon (Reformed)
- Salamandamon
- Sephirothmon > Chimairamon
- Mugendramon
- Griffomon
Millenniumon's Fragment[edit]
Wild Digimon[edit]
Cloud Continent[edit]
Ocean[edit]
Infinity Continent[edit]
- Tortamon
- Groundramon
- Volcdramon
- Monochromon
- Tankmon
- Cyberdramon (2010 Anime Version)
- Deckerdramon
- Allomon
- Megadramon
- Tankdramon
- Vegimon
- Parrotmon > Crossmon
- Fangmon
- Cerberumon
- Mantaraymon
- Anomalocarimon
- Chikurimon
- Ebidramon > Gusokumon
- Blade Kuwagamon
- Metallife Kuwagamon
- Flymon
- Toropiamon
- Raremon > Rare Raremon
- Entmon
Other Enemies[edit]
- Goburimon
- Sunarizamon
- Gogmamon
- Opossummon
- Waru Monzaemon
- Bakemon
- Parasimon
- Gaossmon
- Tyranomon
- Minidekachimon
- Atamadekachimon
- Giromon
- Boarmon
- Boltmon
- Zanbamon
- Soulmon
- Skull Baluchimon
- Gran Kuwagamon
Support Characters[edit]
- Leomon
- Spadamon
- Falcomon (2006 Anime Version)
- El Doradimon
- Lopmon > Turuiemon > Andiramon (Deva) > Cherubimon (Virtue)
- Komondomon
- Gerbemon
- Tyumon > Searchmon
- Wisemon
Others[edit]
- Whamon
- Valdurmon
- Rasielmon
- Slash Angemon
- Clavis Angemon
- Tanemon
- Neamon
- Guardromon
- Funbeemon
- Woodmon
- Budmon
- Nanimon
- Blossomon
- Daipenmon
- Marin Angemon
- Golemon
- Gottsumon
- Burgamon
- Torikara Ballmon
- Potamon > Jyagamon
- Lunamon
- Pomumon
- Xiaomon
- Puroromon
- Frimon
- Etemon
- Volcamon
- Petaldramon
- Muchomon
- Puwamon
- Machmon
- Nohemon
- Mechanorimon
- Junkmon
- Tonosama Gekomon
- Kabukimon
- Orgemon > Rebellimon
- Cutemon
- Babamon
- Jijimon
- Tanemon > Lalamon
- Bancho Mamemon
- Strabimon
- Blimpmon
- Olegmon
- Shakkoumon
- Gravimon
- Valkyrimon
Staff[edit]
| Position | Name | Kanji/Kana |
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| Original Concept | Akiyoshi Hongo | 本郷 あきよし |
| Producer(s) | Ebana Matsuki (Fuji TV)[8] Sagawa Naoko (Yomiko Advertising)[8] Sakurada Hiroyuki[8] Takami Akira[8] |
江花 松樹(フジテレビ) 佐川 直子(読売広告社) 櫻田 博之 高見 暁 |
| Series Director | Mitsudzuka Masato[8] | 三塚 雅人 |
| Series Composition | Tomioka Atsuhiro[8] | 冨岡 淳広 |
| Character Design | Nakatsuru Katsuyoshi[8] | 中鶴 勝祥 |
| Chief Animation Director | Asanuma Akihiro[8] | 浅沼 昭弘 |
| Art Director | Kinoshita Ryoka[8] | 木下 了香 |
| Art Setting | Amada Toshitaka[8] | 天田 俊貴 |
| Music | Sahashi Toshihiko[8] | 佐橋 俊彦 |
| Production | Fuji TV Yomiko Advertising Inc. Toei Animation Co., Ltd. | フジテレビ・読売広告社・東映アニメーション |
Cast[edit]
Theme Songs[edit]
Openings[edit]
- "Mikakunin Hikousen" by Tanimoto Takayoshi - 1-67
Endings[edit]
- "Kuyashisa wa Tane" by Fujikawa Chiai - 1-13
- "Q?" by Reol - 14-26
- "Mind game" by Maica_n - 27-38
- "Overseas Highway" by Wolpis Carter - 39-54
- "Dreamers" by ATEEZ - 55-67
Inserts[edit]
- Be The Winners by Tanimoto Takayoshi
- X-treme Fight by Tanimoto Takayoshi
- Break the chain by Tanimoto Takayoshi
Gallery[edit]
DVD/Blu-Ray Box Art[edit]
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External links[edit]
Additional Information[edit]
| Digimon Adventure: | |
| Main Characters | Yagami Taichi • Takenouchi Sora • Ishida Yamato • Izumi Koshiro • Tachikawa Mimi • Kido Joe • Takaishi Takeru • Yagami Hikari |
| Partner Digimon | Agumon • Gabumon • Piyomon • Palmon • Tentomon • Gomamon • Patamon • Tailmon |
| Supporting Characters | Leomon • Lopmon • Komondomon • Gerbemon • Searchmon • Wisemon |
| Antagonists | Algomon (Baby I/Baby II/Child/Adult/Perfect/Ultimate) • Devimon • Skull Knightmon • Millenniumon • Orgemon • Soundbirdmon/Deathmon • Eyesmon • Negamon |
| Dark Digimon Army | Coredramon Blue • Coredramon Green • Gorimon • Solarmon • Dark Tyranomon • Metal Tyranomon • Scorpiomon • Waspmon • Cannonbeemon • Kuwagamon • Okuwamon • Minotarumon • Troopmon • Velgrmon • Calamaramon • Splashmon • Dark Maildramon • Mephismon • Mugendramon • Griffomon • Sephirothmon/Chimairamon • Vademon |
| Terms | Digivice: |
| Related | List of Episodes • List of Characters • List of Music/Albums • List of Locations • Japanese Cast |
