Digimon:SR: 2013

Data Squad Episode 46: The Truth About BanchoLeomon!

In this episode, BanchoLeomon dies. In the most incredible, manly and ultimately ineffective way possible.

In this episode, if on your journey you should encounter God, God will be punched in the face.

In this episode, Marcus and company prove once and for all that humanity's greatest strength is sneaking up for a combined attack on its enemies.

In this episode, a new Royal Knight is introduced for the express purpose of giving Rosemon and Ravemon's Burst Modes something to kill.

In this episode, Thomas's father will do whatever it takes to get Relena to safety, even if kills her.

In this episode, after Kentaurosmon's dramatic rescue that brought Marcus and company out of the Digital World safely, Marcus decides to pop right back in.

In this episode, everybody's back for the big final arc! Omnimon! Magnamon! Gallantmon! Spencer's dad! Gotsumon! Guess which one's not evil.

In this episode, King Drasil offers a reminder that yes, Kurata was pretty damn evil and that he's going to be a tough act to follow now that he's dead.

In this episode, remember when BanchoLeomon told you never to use the Burst Mode? Time to use the Burst Mode!

BOOBS! With that out of the way... In this episode, Keenan and Marcus channel enough energy to cause their... you're still looking at the boobs, aren't you?

In this episode, just as Kurata stabs Hashima in the back, Thomas decides to return the favor.

In this episode, Thomas is determined to earn Kurata's trust and learn what he's planning, demonstrating his loyalty with minor trifles like killing Keenan.

In this episode, Kurata, not satisfied with just winning, exploits Thomas's willingness to do anything to help his little sister Nunna... er, Relena. Her name is Relena.

In this episode, Marcus and Kouki provide us with a fight to provide us some entertainment while Kurata locks up his inevitable victory.

In this episode, the closest thing the Data Squad has to a clock-punching employee gets fired up because her challenger considers himself a clock-punching employee.

In this episode, Nanami shows us that the quickest way to a man's heart is through his... sense of isolation as a tragic side effect of his superior intellect.

In this episode, a mythical respite for Digimon greets our weary heroes exactly the way they should- by throwing them into the Rancor pit.

In this episode, a bunch of training dummies somehow just don't draw as much anger out of the trio as the Bio-Hybrids do.

In this episode, we're doing “Hirari” a little early because I was on vacation this weekend. So there.

In this episode, the Data Squad meets BanchoLeomon's challenge to find more power... and overclock their digivices in the process.

In this episode, daring rescues! Emotional reunions! Exploding cars! Miki and Megumi in tight jumpsuits! Bring in Vin Diesel and we're all set!

In this episode, it's up to the Digimon to restore some memories after men in black flashy-thing their partners.

In this episode, Kurata's so evil that not even the network censors can take his guns away.

In this episode, we take time off from Data Squad to figure out what we're doing with Fusion.

In this episode, a series of flashbacks reveal that the conflict between humans and Digimon is complex and multi-faceted. Just kidding, it's all Kurata's fault.

In this episode, everybody comes to the gradual conclusion that Kurata's kind of an ass... just in time to watch him take charge of stopping an inter-dimensional war.

In this episode, SaberLeomon dies. With no regeneration. That should make everybody a little bit uncomfortable.

In this episode, a massive attack on the human world gets so ugly that Miki and Megumi join the front lines. And they're gonna milk it for all it's worth!

In this episode, Keenan would totally be reunited with his parents, but neither he nor they are all that interested in making it happen. Then their house turns into a giant death robot.

In this episode, the identity of Keenan's parents! DNA tests tell all! Next time on Maury!

In this episode, Homer knows everybody, Keenan hates everybody and Gotsumon wants to kill everybody. Somehow Merukimon just became the sane one.

In this episode, for somebody who gets severe anxiety issues under pressure, saving the world from monsters might not be the best line of work.

In this episode, Marcus and Falcomon learn that even though they're on different sides, neither are assholes enough to let their respective ally die of a nasty virus.

In this episode, the dub of Digimon Frontier is somehow responsible for making it harder to give due reverence to an intense personal tragedy.

In this episode, the team enters the Digital World, only to discover that they need to use an Ultimate to stop their biggest foe yet- falling rocks.

In this episode, Biyomon dies TWICE. Somewhere in the Digital World, Leomon and Angemon are slow clapping.

In this episode, a digi-egg materializes, hatches, and befriends the main character and his sister. This time DATS is around to explain just how problematic that is.

In this episode, a poor baker needs money to save his family, so a Digimon helps by giving him a gambling addiction.

In this episode, a Digimon carries out Kristy's blabbering of bad things she wants to happen to Marcus. A very random, very specific, very tangible set of bad things.

In this episode, Thomas's favorite boxer is suspected of using a performance enhancing Digimon. Corruption in boxing? Perish the thought!

In this episode, a singer is using Keramon to artificially inflate the pop charts. A simple mission if Yoshi and the other DATS girls didn't catch Bieber fever.

In this episode, sometimes network censorship hands you lemons. Sometimes they're oranges.

In this episode, Marcus learns a very important lesson about not fighting giant Digimon without one of his own.

In this episode, Marcus and Thomas are stranded and weakened in the Digital World and forced to work together. We're gonna need a montage!

In this episode, managerial meddling causes Thomas and Marcus to collectively screw up two missions that either of them could have handled individually.

In this episode, Marcus's job satisfaction takes an immediate decline when he learns he'll be working with a Crispin Freeman character.

In this episode, Yoshi is forced to monitor Marcus and Agumon, even in their own home. She better be getting hazard pay for this.

In this episode, DATS has their hands full rounding up a violent renegade. The Digimon he's hiding might be dangerous too.

In this episode, we take four seasons of traditions and expectations and punch them in the face. It's showtime!

In this movie, Leomon dies. Dorumon lives... and the ruling powers have a real problem with this.

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