In this episode, it's the Demidevimon show! That rambunctious little scamp tries to get TK to abandon and forget about his friends. It's an awful way to achieve his real mission.
In this episode, Tai arrives in the real world, which has a higher animation budget, better shading and a creepy little sister that knows way too much.
In this episode, Tai's recklessness is heralded as a good thing this time. He's rewarded by getting sucked right out of the Digital World.
In this episode, some thrilling plot twists and philosophical questions about digital avatars battle strange dubbing errors and suspect animation. It's a good fight.
In this episode, an ancient master offers to train the digidestined. Every training scene cliché is pulled out except the 80's movie montage. That's why they didn't learn anything.
In this episode, Sora and Mimi run around wearing towels as they battle a giant cock monster who had hardened his male opponents. Yes, this is still a kids show.
In this episode, Tai turns into an asshole. Or maybe he always was an asshole. Either way, the results are badass. Er... bad. I mean bad.
In this episode, a new villain emerges! Yes, it's an Elvis-impersonating monkey. Yes, they're serious. Yes, he is actually pretty evil.
