Digimon Adventure 02 - Episode 33

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今日のミヤコは京の都 ("Today Miyako is in Kyoto ")

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Title 今日のミヤコは京の都
Translation "Today Miyako is in Kyoto"
Romanization Kyō no Miyako wa Kyō no Miyako
Airdate November 19, 2000 (9:00AM UTC +9)
Duration 23:06
TV Network English Fuji TV
Music
Opening ターゲット~赤い衝撃~
Ending いつもいつでも
Subtitle
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Debuts[edit]

Human[edit]

Digimon[edit]

Summary[edit]

Digimon Analyzer[edit]

ハヌモン
Hanumon
Hanumon
Level Type Special Move
Adult Beast Man Dohatsuten
ムシャモン
Musyamon
Musyamon
Level Type Special Move
Adult Demon Man Kurisute Gomen

Screenshots[edit]

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Credits[edit]

Next Episode[edit]

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Extra[edit]

Evolution[edit]

Interlude[edit]

Quotations[edit]

Edits[edit]

English[edit]

  • A scene where Ken discusses the e-mail that turned him into the Digimon Kaiser and its potential connection to Archnemon is rewritten in the dub to be an unrelated conversation with Izzy about stereotypical “nerdy” things.
  • For some reason, Shuu is made to be the same character as his brother Shin in the dub, despite their obvious facial and occupational differences.
  • Because Miyako’s catchphrase is different in the dub, the surprised face she makes after Sora’s father says “Bingo!” in the Japanese version is somewhat out of place in the dub.
  • Most of the Japanese mythology featured in this episode is watered down or simplified in the dub:
    • Tanuki are referred to as “raccoons”.
    • The four mythical beasts are not referred to by their directions in the dub, although their names and species are.
    • Miyako and Sora’s father both mention yōkai, which is simplified to “mythical creatures” in the dub.
  • In the dub, Poromon claims that Musyamon can change his appearance, which is not an ability that Musyamon has ever been shown to possess.

German[edit]

Spanish[edit]

Other[edit]

Notes and References[edit]