Digimon Adventure tri. 6: Bokura no Mirai

*This review covers all 6 movies, but still mainly focuses on the 6th* Speaking of "movies" these are not movies. Originally Toie was supposed to create a new 2-cour long Digimon series, but decided to change this midway and release them in an another format. What this format was officially called was "movies", but this isn't true. They are "instalments". Releasing around 4 episodes worth of content at a time in 6 different instalments. In the beginning, this idea was seen as a pro, but folks also acknowledged it could backfire. Similar anime releases had been done in the past with great success and insane production values. These titles include Kara no Kyoukai, Hellsing Ultimate, Kizumonogatari trilogy, and even Gundam Origin which btw ended at the same day as this Digimon series. The extra cash flow coming from separate ticket sales was enough to fund the production. I am not sure exactly what happened behind the scenes with Digimon. Whether Toie didn't sell enough or did they just do a quick cash grab without putting any shekels back into the production I do not know. What I do know is that Digimon flopped and it flopped hard. These instalments have been going for worse since the first two which were still good and promising. This time around we don't even have an animation anymore. The series is filled with completely still pictures or alternatively still pictures where one person's mouth moves when they talk while others are frozen on the screen. The story has stopped moving now too. This is basically how it went. These numbers represent the "movies": 1) This series is definitely about Digimons. 2) This series is definitely about the characters. 3) This series is about relationships. 4) This series is about politics. 5) This series is about our main characters sitting in a circle talking about problems that don't exist. 6) This series is about feelings. --The whole structure of this series is a mess. It's completely lost and has no idea what it even wants to be. Digimons go berserk and are apparently more powerful than anyone else now because they feel emotions. Great. The writing constantly relies on asspulls. And obviously nothing beats the power of friendship, so lets not even try to make our fights believable. Of course, even the powerups are asspulls. It's embarrassing to even refer this series as "Digimon" and compare it to the greatness that Digimon Tamers -with its philosophies- was. Not that this series didn't contain any philosophy. We have that one guy who went insane and yelled out some cheesy 2deep5anyone quotes they probably found from google's first search result for "brainy depressing" . At this point, I wish they had put all this money into World Trigger sequel movie. At least that one wouldn't have stained the reputation of an already existng franchise. The story is practically filler in the 6th one. Collection of random clips, super extended alarm clock scene that just keeps on making noise while there is absolutely no animation even present. Just camera rolling from other still background image to another. Characters standing against completely white Evangelion scenery, the only thing separating this from a .jpeg sketch is the voice acting and video format. Everyone's favorite shipping pairs hinting canon. And of course an ending sponsored by Marvel Cinematic Universe. Amazing. None of this is what I want from my anime. The soundtrack consists of old Digimon songs and also elevator music. They are just remixed and sound like they had a content on Youtube who can remix them the best. I am pretty sure about half of people who have ever used an audio editing program could have done the same job. The voice acting on the other hand was cool especially from the Digimon's part. Excluding Tentomon. Is the guy eating bread while speaking or does he not have a tongue? Rest of the cast are honestly too good for this show. I didn't have any bigger problems with the characters outside the unnecessary cryings, but they are nowhere near strong enough to carry this otherwise terrible show. When it comes to enjoyment, this is where I can agree releasing these 4 episodes at a time over the years was a good idea. Marathoning all of this at once would have definitely made it seem even worse of an experience than what it was now.

Once upon a time (2 years ago but whose counting) I gave the first two Digimon tri movies the benefit of the doubt. I had faith that Toei would answer my questions and create a satisfying follow up to their beloved original two seasons. I was wrong. Digimon tri is trash. Absolute trash that only exists so Toei can grub some money out of a franchise that's been on the decline for over a decade. The first movie pulls you in with a good balance of fanservice and some intrigue surrounding the 02 cast going missing and it all sharply goes downhill from there. Meiko feels like some 13 year olds attempt at a Digimon OC which fits since this whole thing comes off as someone who didn't like 02's bitter fanfiction. Honestly if you took her out of the movie and made Meicoomon some random Digimon nothing would change plotwise. As for the Season 1 crew, non of them really change or develop at all through the series. If anything they regress at points just so they can rehash character growth they had years ago. And let's not even talk about how not only is the 02 cast shafted offscreen for the entire 6 movies but noone in the Season one cast ever concerned about their friends/comrades who have been missing for weeks, maybe even months. It really does feel like the writer hates season 2 and is really only barely willing to acknowledge it exists. And let's not forget the "villain" Dark Gennai who is absolute trash. Despite this series clearly wanting to tug you in by doing bad things to these characters you care about they give you the most cartoonishly evil bad guy I've seen in a Digimon series. I could take Leviathan from Applimon more seriously than this shmuck. But worst of all is the homogenization of the Digimon partners who all basically became the same overly childish, loud, and obnoxious group of sidekicks since the fucking Minions. Ya know, except for the brief few minutes where the movie needed to remind you that Biyomon "caaaaaaaares about Sora". The story comes across as super muddled too cramming in things like Homeostasis, universal reboots, amnesia and a very unsatisfying rendition of the "original Digidestined" that were briefly mentioned in the original show. It's almost like this was meant to be a full TV show that got ponded into a movie series mold in order to scrape a few more dollary doos out of it. Also, Crunchyroll's awful choice to then awkwardly chop those "movies" back into episodes in order to scrape together some extra ad hits is also egregious. The soundtrack really pales in comparison to the original show too. While the Butterfly and Brave Heart remixes are fine, Brave Heart gets dropped completely at some point leading to really unfitting evolution/battle scenes with Butterfly draped over them. There's also some very heavy plotholes with the story. Like Agumon having memories of the OG special from before season 1 despite it being stated in season 1 that that was a different Koromon. Or the part where they need their memories to hit the Mega stage despite Biyomon and Patamon doing that already without their memories. There's more I could say about how much this movie does wrong in my eyes but I think I'll leave it here for now. Tri as a whole gets like a 3.5/10 from and this last movie gets a 2/10.

This is based on my assumptions. Initially, I was expecting to be a longer series but not a 6 piece. If you take a look, Both DA and DA02 had 50+ episodes while this is halved. My biggest issue is that, they rather limit to a 6 piece movie so everything will rush itself at first, and then bait you with a possible installment due to the open end, it's very unorganized. Imagine if being an actual continuation from the open end, it would likely be worse as everything was thrown out into the first 6 already. Perhaps if Toei had given the series much more time instead of just 6 movies at once, the characters and story would have been way better given proper pacing. [The worse is that, this was an anniversary project, it feels like they're betraying fans expectation with this as a result to milk this to my opinion] Onto the review! Story: 6 Yeah honestly the story went downhill (messy too) since and to my opinion after the 3rd movie. A lot of things like the character build ups were neglected, I would say maybe it's because of the pacing? There's only so much you can fill with 6 movies while bringing out too many things. Things will be skipped. 6 for the story because it's still watchable as long as you're not focusing on details. Art: 7 Not much different, the evolution is obviously the same since the first movie. Regarding the still images people were mentioning, I feel like they're just trying to emphasize on the atmosphere but I really don't mind it. ['cause I've seen worse and this isn't really a justify cause but lol] Sound: 7 I believe they've focused on Butterfly a lot due contribution to the deceased artist or so I believe which is fine to my opinion. They still have other tracks which I did enjoy, and the voice casting was great, so I kept this as a 7. Character: 6 Honestly I might want to give 5 for the original characters they've brought up in this series. They didn't give much explanation for why all these things happen, and thankfully they actually remembered to relate back the the 02 crew (barely). The Adventure cast, well there's not much to comment on, they've just left the bonds the same since the original anime, so I felt this was the only good part that hasn't sunk (especially since the 3rd movie's reboot scene and this data restoration scene). Again, I believe they brought up too much for the limited space they have so potentials couldn't be achieved. Enjoyment: 8 [This movie only] I love the main Adventure cast and they kept to it at the very least, even though the plot was messy, I simply love it. I've still teared up a bit throughout the entire movie, and I had some good laughs, especially Patamon's bit. Overall: 7 (6.5 for the main focus) I won't recommend if you're the type to focus on the actual plot, or for the entire franchise. Rather, it's hard to recommend unless maybe you're not the type to care. I understand people's resentment to this movie series however to me... Well this is simply a childhood title that I can't really abandon even if it drags itself through the mud.

This is a review for all 6 movies. Some spoiler are included because they show just how much of a mess these movies were. And it's nothing the freaking posters didn't spoil anyway. As a big fan of Digimon Adventure (one of the first anime I ever watched) I was looking forward to a continuation. I know 02 had a lot of flaws. I didn't really like the ending to it and was looking forward to maybe a retcon. I did not get my wish. What I got was a continuation that pretty much spat in the face of almost every Digimon Adventure fan. They did not get a single thing right in these "movies". I use quotation makrs because they are not really movies. It's a 2 cour series bungled into 6 movies. That alone created problems to the story. So let's get into it, shall we? Story: The 2nd biggest offender of these movies. The story is weak. Very weak. And at times is just doesn't make sense. Digimon can now go berserk and gain a giant boost of power. And I mean GIANT. It's like the levels don't even matter anymore. It's really a very simple story and you would think that being that simple it would be hard to get it wrong. But they do. They don't explain what they should be explaining when it happens. You have to wait a long time and sometimes you still don't get an explanation. The story immediately removes the cast of 02 from the movies and focuses on the original cast. Not really a problem if the 02 casts would have actually mattered for anything, but they literally don't. They're not even shown. The movies also tried to get you to care for a new characters: Mei and Meikomon. While Meikomon is cute, and has a slight development, Mei is worthless and brings the movies down. She's like a self-insert character written for the fanfic of a 12-year old girl who has a crush on Taichi. The pacing of these movies is absolutely terrible, in part because it's really a TV series and in part because it's plagues by filler. And I mean the bad kind of filler that's not even remotely interesting or important. Characters will stop the story to wallow in self-pity and angst for 30 minutes then go back to doing something plot related for 10 then spent 20 minutes doing slice-of-life BS. This happens in every movie. And by the end of the last movie, guess what? Nothing really mattered, nothing was really solved and they're just going to keep milking this. Oh, and the original Degidestined were retconned into not being the first digidestined. I guess that flashback in Adventure was just Homeostasis (the spirit who was possessing Hikari) lying. Oh, and there's this evil version of Gennai who's basically a stalker who likes to lick people. And he's evil and wants to do something. Something evil. And there's these 2 adults who were part of the original digidestined, and one of them goes nuts because her partner died and she wants to reset the digital work so that her partner come back to life. It works, but obviously the digimon no longer has his memory. Whoos. All the partner digimon also lose their memory which means one movie of BS with them trying to become friends again. But they get their memories back anyone two movies later so that was pointless. And why did they reset the digiworld anyway since the virus wasn't PART of the digital work so it would not have been affected anyway. And it wasn't. Whoops. Art: Pretty good designs for the older cast. And that's where the compliments end. This show has terrible animation. That is when it botheres to HAVE animation. Many MANY scenes, including action scenes are slideshows of static pictures. The most glaring is a dance sequence in the 2nd or 3rd movie with literally no movement. I know TOEI have a reputation for being cheap, but this was a new low. Hey, rememeber how every digimon had it's own style for the evolution to Perfect and Mega levels? That's gone. Everyone uses the same uninspired and poorly animataed transformation for every level and every transformation. Who needs orginality anyway? I will give them credit for the fights that have Omegamon, Alphamon and Jesmon. Those were great.... but didn't ammount to anything. The final boss does have a nice desing but it's completely wastes since said boss was hardly animated. Sound: Not much to say. They use the same theme songs but re-recorded. They don't sound as good as the originals. The voices are OK as well. Sound effects as well. The BGM is not memorable but it does its job. Character: Way to ruin our favorites, TOEI. I know they grew up and have more issues to deal with, but come on. They turned Taichi from a fearless leader (his crest is COURAGE for pitty's sale) to a angsty mess who gets too scared to fight because people might get hurt.... WHILE PEOPLE ARE LITEARALLY GETTING HURT. Joe was also completely ruined. He already had a big epithamy in the TV show, but now he'd rather stay home and study then fight alongside his friends. Dude, I know you have exams, but you won't make it to them IF THE WORLD EXPLODES. They dragged this out for an entire movie. Also, Sora is jumping between Taichi and Matt because she can't decide who she really likes. Spoiler, it's Matt. Everyone already knew this. TK, who now dresses like the kind of hipster who thinks Starbucks is the best place in Earth, does the stupidest thing in the show by basically allowing his infected partner to infect every other partner. Mimi is now apparantly selfish because she takes too much initiative and drags people into her ideas. People that did not object to a single thing she said but now feel offended that she did not ask for their opinion. THEN SAY SOMETHING WHEN SHE PROPOSED IT! And then Mimi still comes to the conclusion that it was her fault. What? Hikari is sad for all 6 movies but I do not know why. Matt and Koushiro were pretty much the only ones acting like themselves. The digimon no longer have any personality beyond a single charatcer trait. Agumon eats a lot, Gabumon is shy, Patamon is cute, etc... And let's not forget the worse chcratcer of the movies: Mei. What a worthless sack of meat. She didn't do a damn thing for the whole thing and yet she's still written like we're supposed to feel sorry for her. At least Meikomon turned out to be the source of the virus (for some reason). Enjoyment: What enjoyment? The only reason I finished them was because the 3rd movie was actually good and gave me hope. And not just good, but DAMN good. What happened? Did the good writers escape the prison for a movie? Fooled me once, shame on you. Fooled me twice, shame on me. Fooled me thrise, I'm a moron. This was a slog to get though. I wanted to skip half the scenes because they were just saying the same thing over and over again, but I was afraid I'd miss something. There was nothing to miss. This was pain. Pure pain. Not even the asspull of a new Omegamon form could make me smile. Overall: This was a cashgrab. Not idea how much money they made but they didn't spend much anyway. If you really need your nostalgia tickled, I guess you could watch these movie. But you will most likely be sad by the end. Sad that this could have been a good story. But it wasn't.

ok i feel the need to write the review cause i see a lot of people badmouthing the show. If you are my age(30 yo) then probably digimon was one of the first anime you watched and got to live the magic of anime. Digimon adventure imo is a masterpiece of 90's with beautiful story cool chars and lots of adventure and feels.Personally i didn't like the rest of the franchise shows. Anyway back to digimon tri...for me it was a chance to relive so many memories and feels, to see how the chars grew up after all these years .I was so excited that i could watch new adventures with my old pals (I mean the characters) to hear the new version of my favorite anime soundtracks....Seriously if you are younger than 25 you dont get it.so dont bother watching it.You probably loved more digimon tamers which was so meh compared to digimon adventure 1 and 2 but the last good season of digimon. long story short I loved the story the new animation for evolution the character development and the new versions of the songs. what i didn't like(spoilers alert): 1.I would prefer a to be a Tv show with 50 episodes like the rest of them. 2.i feel like after the last battle they rushed to the end. I'd like to see a funeral for Daigo Nishijima, and 'd like to learn what happened with Maki Himekawa . 3.i didnt like the fact that we never got to learn how Daisuke and the others found out the truth and how they got caught up.Also i'd like to see them fight in the last battle. 4.i'd like to see meicoomon reborn as we've seen happen before with digimons that died.but i do give them credits for not doing it because after a big fight like that there should be casualties. thats all! if you loved the first 2 adventures watch it if you didn't,don't .simple as that.

I grew up with Digimon Adventure and I was looking forward to the "movies". When you have a special connecting with a series, then you feel overwhelmed and nostalgic- so it was when I rewatched the two Digimon Adventure Season, to know, where Digimon ended and to understand what will come next. While I was rewatching it, I wasn't disappointed at all- the characters were lovely, the artwork was original, the plot stunning and the dialogues and morals perfect. But Digimon lost all his charms within 6 movies. To even think about that, how all the years Digimon was a genre on his own, it got destroyed in 12 hours. Plot: basically we have our beloved characters plus a newbie which doesn't fit at all. The digimon of the newbie has so much power, that it can destroy both worlds- real world and digi world, and the evil "mastermind" behind this is yggdrasil. Problems: 1) Characters are poorly, poorly writen. 2) no improvment in plot. Despite of the poor writen character, which weren't charming at all, just a pain in da' a**, the plot would fit into 1 Episode. But of course you need some character development or some background stories to make it more enjoyable and not like a documentary, which just gives us the facts, but in all those 6 movies they just stand, doing nothing but eating food and complain or complain how they should not complain! 3) where are Daisuke and friends? Do you know, what was really interesting form the beginning? The first movie shows us a red scene, where Daisuke and his friends were knocked out. Since then no one ever asked about them, like they don't exist at all! Hikari and Takeru, those two idiots have been fighting alongside them, but they can't use their brains. Anyway, finally in movie 6 when I thought "yeah we found them" we couldn' even see their faces and they even did not show up for a fight. 4) Yggdrasil Who is that? Why did the anime not talk about it on detail? "know your friends but know your enemies better". So I checked it up and Yggdrasil is a bodyless mind of the digiworld who wants war and not peace like homoestasis. Well, now that makes sense. 5) Artwork Do I need to say anything about the Artwork? No. Because Artwork shouldn't be a main reason to hate an anime. It wasn't good, but with a good plot, I would have overlooked it for real. Never the less it wasn't good animated. There were scenes where it was cancer to my eyes. Just to save money, you see the characters standing for 2 minutes without moving or you see scenes which you saw before. 6) Again, the writing there were so many scenes which lacked on good writing. The Hikari Taichi scenes for example. I did not cry but I would have with decent writing. Why did they not spend their money on better dialogues or better character development scenes? Interactions? They just could have saved their money by not creating not needed content! I had the thought of cutting all six movies to one 1h 30min movie and I think I could do that. It is, as if the author want us to feel sad about the characters but here I am shaking my head. One moment they cry and then the digimons wants food and then the enemy appear , they fight, they loose, they end up as baby digimons, they eat again - repeat this sh***. The worst moment was the Hikari-in-her-mind-moment, where you can see her following a digimon which have died in the first season. It could have been better. It could have been more emotional. 7) Mei-chan I really don't have anything against a new character, because there are more boys than girls and they need to marry each other, so we need one girl for Taichi. Even if they did not ended up together at the end, the author might have the crazy idea to make another 6 movies just so the romance can improve (god, please don't let that happen). Mei is a pain. For my eyes, for my ears and for my brain. All she can do was crying, like Mimi wasn't enough yet. She even shares the same name as her digimon and they don't find that weird at all? I mean with good writing it would have been sweet, that the "bad" digimon has a connecting because of the name, like it would be "fate" that they met, but where did we get PROPER screentime for that? - I did not enjoy this movie, and I did not enjoy the rest. The only thing which was good was the sound. To hold on to the old opening was a great strategic, even the soundracks were the same which was awesome. So here you got it, Toei Animation, you got your one point, because of the sound, which was old content. Overall: shit. Story: 3 Art: 1 Sound: 10 Character: 1 Enjoyment: 1 Overall: 1

No payoff for any of the millions of questions raised during the previous five movies, and an incredibly blue balling resolution to the 02 kids tease in the first movie. The only things that get revealed are the identity of Hackmon and an undoing of a facet of the entire premise of the second half of the series. That facet hasn't been relevant since the fourth movie, but it was still a changed status quo. As with the previous entries, it's barely even animated. The sky is an ugly digital filter. Atrocious. Do not watch these. For the love of God, just don't. It even had the audacity to sequel hook with Jennai. BECAUSE THE EVIL JENNAI NEVER GETS EXPLAINED.

Before I start my review, please be aware my review covers my thoughts for all six films of the Digimon Tri film series. That said, on with the review. Digimon Tri serves as a continuation of the Digimon Adventure series featuring the Digidestined as teens where they reunite with their partner Digimon to combat a mysterious computer virus that is causing Digimon to go berserk and tearing portals between reality and the Digital World for the berserk Digimon to wreck havoc. Outside of the eight original Digidestined, they are joined by a new classmate named Meiko Mochizuki and her partner Digimon, Meicoomon. Digimon Tri has its fair share of ups and downs throughout its six-movie series run. The first three films of the series actually offer up the best quality of Tri's run serving to reconnect older fans to their favorite characters and Digimon from the Adventure TV series (minus the Adventure 02 children), while adding on some new developments faced by the Digidestined children as they deal with the challenges of growing up. At varying points in the film, Taichi and the other Digidestined have their own different challenge affecting them from the developments of their adventure or their high school lives that affect them to varying degrees. From dealing with personal flaws to overcoming self-conflict, the film does a solid job with devoting further development to them. The new characters of Meiko and Meicoomon are a bit of a mixed bag with their addition to Tri. On the one hand, they play a rather significant role with driving the major plot of the film series that leads to some interesting developments in exploring the partner dynamics between the human Digidestined and their Digimon partners. On the other hand, their characters leave quite a bit to be desired as Mei is the archetypal shy and nervous glasses girl who doesn't really grow much out of the character type, and Meicoomon doesn't have much to work with as a character beyond her serious developments toward later in Tri that the film series tries playing up as tragic, yet had me feeling rather indifferent to her situation due to her lack of dimension as a character. The major crux of Tri and the driving force behind its existence has to do with the mysterious virus and wormholes affecting reality and the Digital World. While I won't spoil too much, all I'll say is what is ultimately revealed behind the cause surrounding both developments and the reasons behind them are rather weak and felt lazily thought out in motivations and execution. Concepts from prior Digimon seasons are brought up, yet Tri haphazardly jumps around them and doesn't smoothly integrate them into the film in a coherent fashion as they felt tacked on just for the sake of making a nod to a long-time Digimon fan or to add padding for the runtime of any of the films. Worst of all, Tri leaves things unresolved for a certain villainous character's presence as he is still at large by the end of the film series, implying he may make a return in future installments of the Digimon franchise. In regards of presentation, Digimon Tri is a mixed bag. Scenery is vivid with a decent amount of detail and character designs sport more polish and detail than the original Adventure TV seasons, especially in regards to the updated designs of the now teenage Digidestined. However, the animation quality is rather subpar as animation shortcuts are usually milked and character model quality often degrades during action scenes when the animators attempt to put more fluid movement into them. As a fan of the first Digimon Adventure series, I must admit that I'm rather disappointed in this film series. While offering up some solid developments with the human Digidestined and their Digimon partner dynamics, the main conflict of Tri felt rather sloppy in execution and development as events progressed in the film series. Plus for a movie, the production quality left much to be desired. Overall, Digimon Tri is a rather mixed package with what it offers up for older and newer generations of Digimon fans.

This is a review for the entirety of Tri. There are SPOILERS ahead: Digimon Adventure Tri was ... quite a ride, for better and for worse. A ride that sometimes tried to give us something exciting but more often than not was just satisfied to give us lazy excuses for fanservice and plays with nostalgia to reach into our wallets. The original Adventure 01 show has quite the dedicated following and it's pretty clear why: It told a story that cared about its own characters which in return made us care. The stakes felt real. The characters themselves felt so real that more than a decade later, there are still people talking about and loving these kids and their Digimon. It gave us thrill, excitement and genuine bonds. More importantly, the story itself treated its young audience not as "kids who can't yet handle certain things". It respected us and confronted us with situations that were meant to make us grow: adoption, loss, and much more. Of course, it was made in the first place to boost merchandise sales but there was still genuine intent on delivering a great story working behind it. That's definitely gone in Tri. When Tri came around, people got excited: The kids we loved as kids are now graduating from high school just like we are! Taichi's lost and directionless now just like many of us! It's marketed at a more grown up audience. It's even going to be darker! Now that it's over, did Tri deliver what we were promised back in 2014? A clear no. Tri often simply did not try. Sometimes (mostly in the first three movies) it actually managed to catch the feeling of the original series but in a more mature context. There were moments that would make everyone who's grown up with these kids fill with joy. Even give them goosebumps, like when everyone shows up to fight at the airport in the first movie and the soundtrack kicks in. When Omnimon appears to fight Alphamon. That bittersweet moment with HerkulesKabuterimon. Even when you first see Taichi's face. The face you haven't seen in such a long time. There are lots of potentially great moments like this throughout Tri but most of them fall flat on its face due to stiff and clumsy execution. The biggest problem in Tri is a mix of bad animation and character design and completely apathetic behavior resulting from bad writing. It's not just a matter of many still images throughout the entirety of these movies, it's the awful lack of details in facial expressions, bodies and body language that makes Tri a hard watch and breaks the immersion in the most crucial of moments. The gang's reaction to Taichi's potential death, for example, in the fifth movie was met with blank expressions. To call it shock would clearly be an overstatement, it was mild surprise at best that showed on their faces. Your best friend and leader, who kicked you out of so many situations, is probably dead and you just go "oh". One of your friends from the 02 cast shows up corrupted and evil again and you also only go "oh". I wish I'd be exaggerating but after watching it for the third time last week, with the nostalgia googles worn off, it was impossible to ignore how badly the animation affected what should have been emotional highlights. Even just small things like Taichi barely having a scratch after falling while Nishijima is bleeding everywhere feels ... kinda ... weird. Why not tear Taichi's shirt at the sleeves or something? Put some scratches in his face? Just to show he's been through what he has been through: nearly being crushed by big stones! Certainly adding these few lines wouldn't have been too expensive for Toei... Things like this in design and expression just serve to break the immersion and kill off any sort of danger that the audience could feel. Just imagine a live action movie where the action hero just barely escapes a big explosion after a hard fight but his suit miraculously has no dirt on or holes in it, basically being ready to be taken to a wedding the second the explosion happened. As if it came straight out of the washing machine. But dried. Weird, right? You'd call it badly made. But its not all the animation departments' fault, the writing itself is clumsy with the characters barely reacting to anything like any sane person in that situation would do. After Ken's surprising reemergence as the Digimon Emperor, the writers did not think it was necessary for the 01 gang to show much of a concern about the recent events. Hikari and Takeru halfheartedly knocking at Ken's door and immediately shrugging it off when nobody answered is bizarre at least. After all this guy saved the world with them. They bonded. In a show where relationships are so important for them to overcome anything life throws at them, this was quite ... unnatural? Unnatural is a good word for anything that happens in Tri after Ken's reveal: Nobody reacting to Maki when she comes up with a D3-Digivice that looked exactly like Ken's, Yamato (the guy who has the crest of friendship) being basically satisfied with a "the 02 kids are probably somewhere and probably fine" from Maki, the 01 gang being all happy telling scary stories to each other while knowing that the world is going to turn to shit if they don't move fast enough to save it, megas one-shoted but minutes later champions resist the same attacks, Hikari going straight to "I won't forgive you" after Taichi's reappearance, et cetera. Hikari's overall trauma about her brother's death was so unnatural, awkward and jarring that it stands as a perfect example about how the writing team had no clue whatsoever about how you get real, tangible emotions across via dialogue, reaction and body language. Now tell me, why should the audience care about the faith of their world and about them if they themselves don't the care the least bit? The story itself is a busy mess too. It's basically stumbling over ideas that sometimes you can't help but wonder if they had just come up with it moments before production of the next movie. (Also, none of those plotpoints were really resolved, even if a status quo was established at the end.) It feels like an obvious sequelbait and with a new project announced and the mysterious dark Gennai ending its appearance with "Should I use Daemon or Diaborumon next" it's clear that there's more to come. Maki's story also wasn't even finished in this so there's another thread that needs to be solved. And since the 02 kids' Digimon weren't even with them when they were saved, it might even be a stark indicator for how the next thing might be 01 related again. Now, I'm not saying the ideas are bad. Busy, yeah, but not bad. In fact, there are many things still left open that could make for an interesting story if someone who cares writes it. Just give us believable reasons for things like why someone like Yggdrasil decided to destroy the world in the first place because none of that got explained and as a consequence it just ends up feeling like "ah, it's there because we needed a plot. Not a reason to explain anything." Now there's a lot of criticism in this review and I'm sure many would agree on what's been said here but I'm also sure that there are many who nonetheless enjoyed it. Seeing these guys again felt good and the timing was perfect with many of us being in similar life situations like Taichi or Joe. Or the whole crew in general, since graduating from high school is also the time were people lose touch with each other just like them. When it delivered these things, it felt amazing and it was great to speculate and interact with people who came back together to talk about this new era for Digimon. It did succeed in reuniting many people and to remind us of the reasons why 01 has such a special place in our hearts. Nevermind that sometimes we had to see so much digivolution stock footage (badly drawn even. I mean, Lilymon...aua) that they had to play "Brave Heart" twice or that plot points disappeared and appeared out of nowhere. Nevermind the hy…

*This review covers the whole series and contains spoilers* Digimon Adventure tri. had a lot of things I liked. Bringing back the original cast, giving it a slightly more mature feel, the storyline of Himekawa, the reference to the Dark Ocean, and more. However, there were a lot of gripes I had while watching it; the complete disregard for the 02 cast, Meiko's character in general, the reference to the Dark Ocean, the personalities of the partner Digimon being generalized to be like children. As someone who grew up on the original Digimon Adventure and Digimon Adventure 02, I was very excited not only to see the characters I grew up with grow up with me, but for the prospect of bringing the cast of the original series and 02 together for one big adventure. Each installment I would eagerly ask if this was the one that would bring the 02 kids into the story and every time, the answer was no. Even after they found and rescued the missing 02 cast, we got nothing more than silhouettes. It seemed extremely weird for none of the cast to really try and contact them, seeing as how a new digi-threat emerged and they could have helped. The closest thing we got to the 02 cast joining the story was an evil Gennai taking the form of the Digimon Kaiser. It felt like th writer wanted to do everything they could to pretend they didn't exist short of retconning them out of the canon. Instead, we got Meiko as a new character. Meiko is by definition, a "Mary Sue"; an idealized character that the rest of the characters will love unconditionally. She was just a bashful, “moe” through clumsiness trope. There was an abundance of moments where either Mei-chan or the other Mei-chan (I hate how they were both called Mei-chan) were shown obvious favoritism; Whether it be her hidden talents, how she can tell great scary stories, or how the main cast treated her like one of their old friends. I would expect most of them to openly accept a new digidestined or chosen child, whichever you want to call them, but they treated her as if they'd known her forever. Even Yamato/Matt who's stand-offish or Joe who's wary of everything seemed to have no problem with her just showing up out of nowhere. The only time anyone got mad at her was Taichi/Tai when she said she shouldn't have been born. Meicoomon also got this treatment with Leomon being unable to say no to specifically her, winning the cute/creepy contest to establish that she is in fact the cutest of the group, or being adult/champion level despite her personality being completely a child. Honestly, the plot wouldn’t have been any different if Meiko was never there and would actually have been better if they had given her abundant screen time to any of the original cast as many of them including Yamato/Matt and Sora had very little focus beyond Biyomon’s hesitance to accept Sora after losing her memory. I was especially afraid that they were going to try and make her Taichi/Tai’s love interest, especially at the end (thank you Agumon for dropping that “friends forever”). As for a well written original character, Himekawa’s story was very interesting. Having only her partner not be chosen to be saved, its understandable that she would not only resent the Homeostasis for not saving them, but would want to try and find any means to see them again. Seeing Himekawa in the Dark Ocean holding a gun and being surrounded by the creatures that once tried to take Hikari/Kari, I thought that a) she was going to start icing some suckers, and b) that they were going to expand on the Dark Ocean as a concept. But instead she just gave in to the despair and either drowned or was taken by the dark sea creatures to become their new “Hime” (get it? They wanted to find a queen). I was really hoping things would work out for her despite her actions (“hime” means princess). After all, one of the points they made while having a four-way fight between Alphamon, Omegamon, Jesmon, and Meicoomon was that they were going to protect their friend regardless of if it was right or wrong (Her name is “Hime”-kawa). I really wanted her and Nishijima to work things out and be able to be happy together. (I’m hilarious… That’s actually a really messed up ending for her. I am not comfortable with that) There were many parts through the series that tugged on my heart. Takeru/Tk finding out Patamon was infected and being unable to tell anyone, Patamon realizing it and sitting in the dark with Takeru/Tk, each of the Digimon trying to spend as much time with their partner before the reboot, the reboot that cause all of the Digimon to lose their memories (and while it was obvious they would get them back, the character’s reactions to that loss is what hurt), Nishijima in the bunker, and most of all Hikari/Kari’s reaction to Taichi/Tai going missing after Jesmon’s attack. Hikari/Kari has always gotten the supporting character treatment, but her role is important none the less. Whether it was her helping the other characters with their issues, being the “light” of the group, or having the perpetual target on her back for being possessed, she’s shown to still be the strong character that she was when she handed herself over to Myotismon to save to world. The Digimon partners seemed to lose a part of their individuality in tri, basically making them into a group of kids needing to be babysat. Even Gatomon/Tailmon who’s the adult of the group acted more childlike. There were moments where she became an adult again when the plot needed it but then she’d just regress back to being a kid. There were also points in the digital world where certain child/rookie level Digimon’s attacks could stand up to or neutralize certain ultimate/mega level Digimon’s. There’s enough done right in tri for it to be very enjoyable, but there were many problems with it. If you’re a long-term fan of the series, then seeing all of the little details thrown in can be very satisfying. If you’re not as big a fan, then a lot of the things that bothered the hardcore fans probably won’t bother you. Still, hearing them all sing Butterfly at the end made me very happy.

**THIS IS A REVIEW OF ALL 6 MOVIES** **CONTAINS SPOILERS!!** *Animation* What bothers me the most in the entire Digimon Tri is the lack of facial animations and how emotions are displayed. I remember seeing many scenes where terrible things are happening in front of the characters eyes and they look like they don't even care. Sure they are adults and all but if they keep talking about things like friendship and digimon companions, I would expect to see a little more shock in their faces when things go bad. The biggest insult however is the fact that many times I see characters staring to distance without even saying anything to each other like they forgot their own lines or something. Like cmon, atleast try to create convincing discussion about something.. *Fights* All the fights between the digimons seem to be a bit rushed and there are even scenes where certain powerful digimons get beaten by a significantly weaker digimons. (Example: Magna Angemon ((Ultimate level digimon)) gets beaten by Devimon ((Champion level digimon)). If evolutions mean nothing and all the digimons can suddenly be as strong as any other digimon what is even the point of the evolution? *Story* Its a mess. There is this digimon that somehow is key for destroying the human world and digital world and its human partner is somehow a link that was suppressing it from going berserk. However in the end they will just outright murder the digimon because there was nothing else left to do. Thats some nice companionship isn't it? I didn't like Digimon Tri very much. If it was up to me to decide this show wouldn't even exist. Its clearly riding on the nostalgia of the older series and does many things too wrong.

ENG: this latest movie ends the new digidestined adventure in a simple but good way. Nothing perfect or incredible, but the movie managed to be better than the previous one. The animation remains the quality of the first film (which is fine, but what was that about the film focusing on the Ordinemon's butt!? My God!). The soundtrack is good as well, but there was a larger repetition of some songs (compared to the previous five films), which may irritate some people (this was not my case, but it almost happens). The film ends with a feeling that there are still very important things to complete (but in other things it concludes well, respecting some consequences that arose during those 6 films). Finishing, the movie is cool, but it could have a more interesting and not so generic climax. PORT: esse último filme encerra a nova aventura dos digiescolhidos de forma simples, porém boa. Nada perfeito ou incrível, mas o filme conseguiu ser melhor do que o anterior. A animação se mantém na qualidade do primeiro filme (o que é bom, mas o que foi aquilo do filme ficar focando de perto a bunda de Ordinemon?! Meu Deus!). A parte sonora está também boa, mas houve uma repetição maior de algumas músicas (comparando com os outros cinco filmes anteriores), o que pode irritar algumas pessoas ( não foi o meu caso, mas isso quase acontece). O filme termina com uma sensação de que ainda há coisas muito importantes para concluir ( mas em outras coisas ele conclue bem, respeitando algumas consequencias que surgiram durante esses 6 filmes). Finalizando, o filme é legal, mas ele poderia ter um clímax mais interessante e não tão genérico.

Quick note: I've been a Digimon fan since I was 7 years old. I'm 28 now. I've watched all Digimon media released up to this point and I've played a few Digimon videogames as well. Last movie left me disappointed and this one... well. Beware of SPOILERS because it's impossible to review this movie without them. Taichi was alive and well all this time but FOR SOME UNEXPLAINED REASON Nishijima, which fell at the same exact time and place as Taichi did, is fatally injured. Yes, a Digimon film features a human death aka irreversible death. How lovely! Actually, it's not the only one because Himekawa also dies!!! And Meicoomon is never seen or heard of again, even after a 3 months time skip!!!! Don't you just love when an awesome child-friendly anime from 1999 just turns on itself for no reason and betrays everything that it stands for? Whatever happened to "Friendship equals infinite power and that power will make everything okay and happy in the end?". We basically get the usual AlphaDigiBoys wanting to murder Meicoomon and Hikari being all badass "Fluff you guys, I'm going to battle too to make sure we can save her!!!!" only to still end up with Meicoomon's perma-death. I honestly feel cheated out of this perfect chance to revisit my childhood memories and nostalgia. The most amusing part of the movie was actually the awesome tag-team action between Togemon and Birdramon. Everything else was kind of lackluster. And of course the annoying villain whose real identity is never truly revealed escapes safe and sound and with the means to wreak avoc once again. Right. So why a 7/10? The movie ends with the entire Digimon main cast singing Brave Heart and I'm a sucker for that kind of stuff and we get a some-what resolution to the story. The kids (minus Meiko) are doing okay, the world is doing okay and the Digimon-partners are still a part of the kids' lives. It is a watchable movie but the end will leave you with a bad taste in your mouth afterwards.

Be warned that the ending will be spoiled I would not say that Digimon Tri adventure is bad all over, a lot of people go overboard, I particularly liked the 5 movies and even the sixth until the ending, it follows the line of the other movies not being a masterpiece but also not the swamp monster people claim to be , the end however is unforgivable, you can not create a character make him hardly say anything during 6 films, kill him and think that everything is fine because it is not, there are rumors that meiko will not be in the 2020 movie, if true this makes Meiko and Meicoomon look like Filler characters that appear in an anime arc and never mentioned again, it doesn't matter that people didn't like the character, using a character just for a movie and in the end taking any chance of the character being useful again is a lazy and stupid solution, it's a disappointing end to a movie series that was pretty nice in my opinion

Nostalgia's a powerful thing. As a whole, I've been wondering who's the intended demographic for these DigiTri films. The general direction & connecting narrative is almost, just almost, mature & slightly philosophical for fans of Adventure 01/ Digifans who grew up on the series. But at times it still feels campy & cliche enough for the kiddies/new generation to enjoy. True, I'm a bit rusty of my Adventure 01 & 02 lore. But more so in No.6 :Mirai, the entire plot feels messy & the pacing's pretty slow. These sequel films leave a somewhat strange experience when trying to place it within the original timeline & all we've learnt from there. Again, this could just be the nostalgia speaking, but kudos to the characters & a semblance of development. I really don't mean to spark a fandom war here, but for a children's franchise from the 90's & going forwards : I've always felt Digimon's strongest card was actually getting to know these kids & growing up with them. The animation won't age well in a few years. But for what it''s worth, I appreciate Toei spicing up the style & visuals. The soundtrack really tugged at my heartstrings. Most notably Braveheart and Butter-fly. You can say it was over-hyped, but in honour of Kouji Wada, you were the light & hope for me. Rest in Peace, you wonderful artist.

First off, this isn't a review for just part 6. Since this is the last part, I decided to review Digimon Tri as a while here. I really really wanted to love this series, but it just was a disappointment. Starting off with part 1, it was more or less just an introduction to the series. It was a bit slow, but I'll let the pace go on this one. Part 2's pacing was pretty bad. But I loved how they gave character development for Mimi and Joe. I am serious these two honestly got fantastic development, but unfortunately the majority of this part was a culture festival and hot springs. It wasn't until the very end of this part where we finally got the real conflict of Tri introduced. Part 3.... was absolutely brilliant. The emotion, the pacing, the storytelling, everything was amazing. I did not expect the ending of the fourth episode to happen the way it did, I did not expect the tears it would make me cry, but man was this part powerful. Unfortunately all good things come to an end..... ....Part 4 was absolutely horrible. BIG SPOILERS upcoming. In this part all of the digidestined are struggling with the fact that their digimon partners do not have any memories of them. But that's ok, everyone just starts talking with their partners, and BOOM, they all become friends again because their bonds are too strong to break. In fact their bonds are so strong, that they reconnect in one episode. Well this is true for everyone except for Sora and Biyomon. So why do these two not get along, even though Sora's crest is the crest of love... well fucking plot device. Seriously this is it, the only reason the two don't get along is so that they have a story they can drag out for the ENTIRE FOUR FUCKING EPISODES!!!!! Part 5. The pacing was off, but this was actually a good episode. They are now back in the real world where there is panic happening due to the digimon attacking. They actually get arrested because they are in cahoots with the digimon. But thankfully they are saved by Nishijima. Oh by the way, him and Himekawa are revealed to be part of the former digidestined that we heard about all the way back in part 1. I freaking loved this, not only that, but I loved how they made the story tragic. Part 6..... it was a very mixed ending. On one hand, they made the ending something you wouldn't expect from Digimon, on the other hand, the handling of the 02 kids made me very angry. They have been gone this whole time, and none of the original kids were worried about them at all..... it just made no sense what so ever. So all in all, there were good parts about Digimon Tri, but at the end of the day, the story was a mess. They didn't seem to know where they were going with the series, like nothing was preplanned at the beginning. This is exactly why 02 wasn't as good as 01, they had general ideas, but did not plan out a whole story

An interesting but unnecessary Digimon story. (A review of all the Tri stories) I understand that for the 15th anniversary of Digimon, the studio wanted to do something fun and interesting. This story however feels like it could have been better suited to one of the other Digimon properties. I think a story taking place 3 years after the event in Tamers might have worked better with a more developed digital world. But alas, we returned to the original characters. Story: There really isn't much to say regarding the overall story of the Tri series. There seemed to be more loose ends than answers. The characters struggled to really find their ground here. It seemed like the producers wanted to have the original characters but in their more grown up state. It made the story unbalanced. Art: The art was actually pretty good. It had a Voltron feel to it, and for the most part, the characters did resemble their original designs (with Mimi being the major exception). There could have been a little more effort to differentiate them, but aside from that, the designs for the digital world and several locations around Japan were amazing. Major pet peeve: If there is one thing that drove me to the point of nearly abandoning the whole series of movies it was Meicoomon. I swear if I had to hear that little f***er say "Mei" in that whiny voice one more time, I would have put my fist through the TV. As a character, it takes the number one spot of most annoying. A spot I used to hold for Hikari. Meicoomon was designed and voiced to be "cute" but is just absolutely insufferable. I had kinda hoped they would have killed Meicoomon off. What I liked: The Digimon design were as good as ever. I was happy to see Patamon > Angemon > MagnaAngemon (can you tell my favorite?). As mentioned before, the locations were great. I did enjoy at some of the new characters introduced and the idea that the world didn't just forget about Digimon. I did enjoy some of the backstory as well about the "first" digidestined. Overall: Its a good time-waster, but doesn't really add anything to the series as a whole. If nothing else its an average story.

This review will be based on all 6 movies of Digimon Adventure Tri series. Plot: 4 It starts off well, enough suspense, keeping on the edge for the first two movies. On the third one however, I felt the story kind of drags throughout the story. There are many plot holes, many questions that I have left unanswered. The flow of the story feels a bit jumpy and not smooth due to the plot holes. Characters: 4 I'm kind of glad the fan services did not extend too far in this series. Like I'm here for the actions and friendships not the implied possible relationships that they seem to focus on. Moving on, I would just discuss a few problematic characters. Taichi: LORD, I get his fear, I really do. The fear of hurting people and causing more damage, yet still, till the end, this character develops pathetically, I must say. I'm kind of disappointed how he turns out to be. Hikari: For some reason, in here, Hikari feels a bit... annoying. She seems so weak despite having such powerful digimon like gotomon. Meiko: UGH, can she do something and not cry? All she does I think throughout the whole movie is cry and reminiscing the old good times with Mei. She doesn't seem to be trying to even get Mei back. Mei: Yes, I have issues with the main star herself. Like, she is portrayed and designed to bring ultimate destruction, the one that tips of the balance between the digital and the real world, yet, I find her powers nothing new, nothing mind-blowing. It might be just me but I expect more from this digimon. Song: 10 MAJOR THROWBACK. I never skip the opening. Overall: 6 I enjoy seeing them grow up, I enjoy listening to the OP. If I were new to digimon, I might not like it but for the sake of childhood, I find myself do enjoy bits and parts of this series. It's not all that bad though. Still likeable though not up par to my expectation.

Non-spoilerely short version: Digimon Tri is a "meh" series of movies that will be pretty enjoyable for those with a strong imagination, very specific shippings or a nice dose of nostalgia. If not, you may still enjoy it, but I recommend you try thinking of Tai as the real main character as opposed to the group being, and that you don't get your hopes too high about any particular idea or plot-point. THE REVIEW BELOW IS FULL OF SPOILERS! DO NOT READ IT UNLESS YOU HAVE SEEN THE MOVIES OR DON'T MIND SPOILERS!!!!! Digimon Adventure Tri is centered around it's main character, Tai, three ship-fodder characters (Mimi,Matt and Sora), two plot devices (Kari and Izzy), two filler characters to round out the stereotypes (Joe and T.K.) and one ghost (Meico), though the three later can barely be said to have anything centered on them at all, plus 9 weapons of mass destruction and a few NPCs. Whether you liked the movie or not, that may seem like an unfair assessment, but the point I'm making is that the characters were simply THAT compartimentable in terms of the narrative. My experience of digimon Tri was that of an excutive movie, always hesitant on whether to deviate or follow convention, but with a lot of technical aspects pretty well handled. The few characters that didn't pass the Chekhov's gun test were pretty much put as backdrop and much of what the story failed at to me was it's inability to fully explore it's cool ideas. While I could rant about particular scenes or movies, I think I'd rather adress more general aspects, positives and negatives alike, of my impression of the movies in general, with a special focus on part 6 due to it being the topic of this thread. Part 1: Tai​ What better way to start this off than with the character that seems to be at the center of everything, Tai. Now, on the original show, Tai (the de-facto leader of the group) always had this sort of special attention showered onto him. He got most of the big moments and was the only one to get a mega back then, aside from Matt his rival. Screen time and presence in the plot weren't at all evenly distrbuted even between those two back then (for instance, Tai defeated two dark masters while Matt kill-stealed one), but Tri takes it to a whole other level, blanding Matt to a T while Tai had the majority of the internal conflit, themes and big moments again all laid onto him. In fact, the movie in retrospect seems like one really big contrived way to retcon Mei into the group to "justify" the end of 02, but we'll get more on that later. For now the thing I'm trying to bring attention to is that despite the large cast of supposed main characters, the writers seemed almost oddly fascinated with treating Tai as the real MC. Now, don't misunderstand, it's perfectly fine to have an MC. However this breaks the notion that the entire group of eight children are supposed to be MCs on pretty much equal footing, which is a bit lame but also not so bad. That said, I want the odd fascination that the movie seemed to put on Tai to stay in the back the heads of anyone reading this for a bit, because it will come into play when I talk about something else. Before that, though, let's talk about the real changes to his character. In universe, I believe at least 3-4 years have passed (6 I'm told) since the original adventure. The children then were considerably young and it's rather understandable that in the time in-between adventures they would mature and grow. In a very cleverly written sentence Tai even states that "He sees more now so he sees less now" or something along those lines, basically implying that as he grew more aware of the consequences and the world around, his determination wavers because of the loss of his naivety from when he was younger. One of digimon's great appeals was always seeing the characters grow and develop over time and even in-between seasons, feeling like you're growing alongside them rather than leaving them behind while they go on some perpetual monster hunt limbo like a certain other anime protagonist.... That said, while the changes that occurred with Tai's character were thematically appropriate and make sense intelectually, I couldn't help but experience them as them trying to slap Matt's former self onto tie to switch their dinamic around, which just seemed plain lazy, but it could have even made sense maybe Matt influenced him or something, if not for the fact that it seems this is the first time Matt is even noticing it and that somehow the personality change made Tai utterly retarded, unable to recognize that yeah, maybe the just towering monster shooting lazer beams at a small moving cat may need to be fought off...like eveyr other villain ever that he ever experienced. The problem is with Tai's character, aside from the whole obsession with him thing, is that he doesn't seem to be developing, he seems to be constantly backtracking from a backtrack. His character "growth" is more of a regression, and that ends up being so much that they don't have time then to actually flesh out the other 17 more. For instance.... Part 2: Kari And Izzy Are Just Plot Devices, And It's Getting Worse​ When I first watched digimon as a kid, I was in one of those "cooties" phase that a lot of boys go through, so the whole time I wanted her off screen. I liked Gatomon though. As I grew up, I started viewing Kari as this character that seemes increasingly cute and increasingly a mary sue, at least as far as the first season goes. They tried fleshing her out a little more in 02 and now in Tri, however most of her cuteness from before was lost and was replaced with exposition dump and other plot-device-powers. it was pretty nice of them to give her a moment of breakdown, and to show her fragility in terms of health (a nearly forgotten fact after a brief side-plot in the original adventure), but the way they matter-of-factly gave her a dark digivolution like it's in her blood or somehting and then that dark digivolution merged with the other digimon was just so forced and barely went anywhere at all... Still, the show once again utterly failed in giving her any semblance of an actual character flaw or character arc, the only conflict she had to face at all lasted for 2 seconds and her resolution was "yes because my brother told me so". Izzy, while he was my favorite character as a kid, always was a plot device from the beggining. Now, unlike Kari, Izzy was treated as a more than a plot device in the original character, with great interactions and character, but this guy can seriously make anything the plot needs him to, at the exact pace the movie needs for drama. HE CAN PROGRAM DIMENSIONS! His abilities are god-like and the only reason he doesn't solve the plot all by himself is probably because he wasn't actually trying or something. However, moreso than just generally complaining about this, I want to get a look at the progression of these characters. Kair started as a cute girl too young and innocent for any flaws beyond that, with a controversial partner to complement that. In 02 Kair gets extra spotlight, is treated even more like miss perfect, and her partner is less interesting too (but still adorable to boot, gatomon). In tri, she barely exists other than when she is called upon to be possessed and her big scene of focus is when she passes out. She remains flawless and has a less than 10 seconds-long character arc that changes nothing about her. Izzy started out as a really smart guy with a laptop given a basically magical upgrade. Sure he was smart, but a ton of the amazing things he could do were because Jennai gave his laptop an extra upgrade. His intellect was just one way of getting to certain results, and the reasons he could do this or that were at leats moderatly justifiable. In 02 he is kinda rewarded for his intelligence and is pretty much summoned as a plot device or exposition machine, but other than that he is pretty harmless and it's forgivabl…

Here we is, the end of adventure tri, am i disappointed? not much, i have break with digimon from 2016 to 2017 and appmon saved my hopes with the franchise's future, but i already expecting the series won't be this good, since i have watched the first two ovas before the break...then i became disappointed as i thought, since i have watched the first two ovas before this break you know, i was really hyped for this ova, really. I remember seeing the trailers and really freaking out with it a thinking "OW THIS REALLY DON'T LOOK LIKE TOEI" and i need to say, i really liked "saikai", looks like they really trying to update digimon adventure...but them i realize...it was just a fanservice. Every fucking digimon fanboy whant to see omegamon and alphamon fighting just to see who is the strongest royal knight, and bringing it to the most overrated series was the icing on the cake. And, i wasn't thinking the art style was weird, really i liked THE HUMANS, but the digimon looked more polygonal than the 3D models used in the champion evolution(the only good one was angemon and kabuterimon), the animation out of battle was pretty cool...but in battle looks like some hiccups: moviment,frame pause(hiccup),moviment, frame pause (hiccup) ok was that the other digimon have the mega forms...but THEY GET FROM NOWHERE THIS FORMS. in the first season they only envolved because of that crests (that was the most stupid thing to do but it's worked in a children's weekly anime), in 02 they only envolved to ultimate do qinglongmon's digicore AND NOW THEY SIMPLY ENVOLVED TO THEM BECAUSE OF WHAT? seriously, is this some new trend in toei to breaking it's own concepts(yeah dragon ball super, i was talking about YOU). And the story ended in a cliff hanger... if this ending in a series created only to get money through nostalgia( like the whole ova wasn't this, right ? and yes was talking about DB super again) i won't be surprised. I only gave so much scores because i was waiting to see how it ends, it's allways so hyped and getting (edgier) darker and darker but , in the end DON'T COME TO NOTHING.