Digimon:SR: 2012

Tamers Movie 2: Runaway Locomon

In this movie, Rika sings. Surprisingly, that's not the reason this one isn't canon.

In this episode, we close the world and open the next.

In this episode, all the bad stuff is sucked into a void while the beloved companions are forced into another world forever. Yeah, that old chestnut.

In this episode, sometimes the swirly vortex of doom can be your friend. And sometimes you have to defeat a giant Cable Reaper if you want to play with it.

In this episode, with all the chaos and nudity going around, we finally get the two things we were missing- a suicide attempt and evil tentacles.

In this episode, communication's enhanced, Grani has a new gun, agents are falling and Beelzemon's hellbent on rescuing Jeri. Just one teensy problem with that...

In this episode, Jeri's father seeks to atone for his rough parenting the only way he knows how... by stealing Mr. Matsuki's truck and crashing it into the bad guys.

In this episode, guess who's coming in yet again to bail out the good guys, saving the day and acting all high and mighty. Wait... Kenta?

In this episode, the good news is that the weird nihilistic Jeri is actually the first agent in disguise. The bad news is that only D-Reaper knows where the real nihilistic Jeri is.

In this episode, if the random Lovecraft references don't get you, the strange gothic lolita girl that might be dead will.

In this episode, the gang returns to familiarity- the school, the bakery, the park, the icy stares of hundreds of agents representing cold, cruel death. Okay, those are new.

In this episode, the tamers return home just long enough to say goodbye to their mommies and return to the breach.

In this episode, Takato declares his love for a girl who responds by reading the nutritional information on a bento box.

In this episode, a massive grid computing operation designed to save the children is about to be abused by a sock puppet.

In this episode, I know I shouldn't watch this, but I can't take my eyes off it.

In this episode, Suzaku and Seiryuu spend the whole time arguing about whether or not killing children helps their cause. On the plus side- no Miaka.

In this episode, Terriermon's the one with the concussion, but Henry's the one all screwed up in the head.

In this episode, the other tamers come to the shocking realization that Takato forms the head.

In this episode, the only thing worse than a goddamn hideous beast that represents Takato's loss of humanity is Beelzemon finding a way to fight it.

In this episode, Leomon dies. This time it's for keeps.

In this episode, now that we know the Digital World is its own living entity, it's now under investigation for enticing a young child.

In this episode, the God of the Wired makes a cameo appearance to totally Lain up the place.

In this episode, some milkshake brings all the eight-headed snake monsters to the yard.

In this episode, even with the kids in the Digital World, Hypnos finds a way to ruin their lives.

In this episode, Ryo helps the group find shelter for the night, gets his Digimon to snap a dragon in half with its bare hands, then leaves the party to fend for themselves.

In this episode, Rika's sick and tired of being stuck with Kazu and Kenta, so in comes one more guy to annoy the hell out of her!

In this episode, the kids deal with a possessed bike in the middle of nowhere. Meanwhile, in a completely unrelated and unimportant subplot, Impmon sells his soul to the devil.

In this episode, Rika weathers a wind storm with a kooky married couple. Oh, and Jijimon and Babamon too.

In this episode, the kids are dismayed to find that the world they leaped into is cold, brutal, desolate and disorienting. What the hell were they expecting, Narnia?

In this episode, the tamers settle their affairs before heading into the Digital World. That includes talking to parents and teachers, then figuring out how the hell to get in.

In this episode, the first Tamers ending “My Tomorrow” and plans regarding the rumored Xros Wars dub. Yay for well-timed halftime breaks!

In this episode, massive explosions, Janyuu shows flashes of goddamn action hero and Takato screams a lot. There's even a monkey!

In this episode, a giant pig destroys Tokyo. The dragon is in the Chinese Zodiac too, but no... you get a pig.

In this episode, an innocent girl gets caught up in a battle between a rat and an orange cat. The Chinese Zodiac is prominently involved.

In this episode, a "power of friendship" moment that gets surprisingly badass. Plus Yamaki has an innovative solution to this Digimon problem of his.

In this episode, Impmon tries going up against a Deva and fails like the little bitch he knows he is.

Rika gets dragged into a camera test because mommy wants her to become a model. It doesn't end well.

In this episode, not only did Henry's dad have a hand in the creation of Digimon, so did a mysterious man trying to influence events by giving random kids trading cards in Akihabara.

In this episode, Takato and Henry's class trip to the woods is derailed by an electricity-eating chicken and that goddamn freaky owl.

In this movie, a cute little desktop buddy turns out to be a malicious computer virus. Shocking, I know.

In this episode, an invading snake Digimon catches the tamers off guard because they all somehow have better things to do.

In this episode, Yamaki's vortex does just fine sucking Digimon into oblivion... until something comes out of the oblivion. Something very powerful, and very pissed.

In this episode, after getting berated by SEELE, Yamaki finally decides to do something significant, signaling the beginning of an actual plot.

In this episode, Renamon remains distant until Rika runs in and stabs an enemy with a stick. Also, Takato brings a girl over to show her his big red monster.

In this episode, remember when Henry let Terriermon fight and Takato looked like he knew what he was doing? Yeah, about that...

In this episode, Rika's insistence on acting badass makes her a target for a creepy freak who's into that sort of thing.

In this episode, now that Guilmon's evolved to this gigantic beast, Takato has to figure out what to do with him until he changes back.

In this episode, Guilmon is falsely accused of setting fire to lovers in the park. Yes, they actually show lovers in the park. And guns. Lots and lots of guns.

In this episode, Rika's elusive, Henry's prophetic and Guilmon's almost deleted by a rampaging Lovecraft reference.

In this episode, it would just be a typical Champion evolution debut if not for Rika and Renamon being so damn cool.

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