Digimon:SR: 2015

tri. Episode 04: Reunion, Part Four

In this episode, as the current situation gets more and more dangerous, the cast of Digimon takes out its frustrations by obliterating Palette Town.

In this episode, the gang tries picking up the pieces and making sense of what's happening. They do this by picking fights, crushing on each other, and light software development.

In this episode, with Kuwagamon terrorizing town, Taichi is thrilled to get support from Agumon. He's less sure what to make of the support from organized and networked calligraphy teachers.

In this episode, an older, more mature team deals with important issues like fighting for the attention of friends, cell phone disruptions, and expensive airfare. At some point there might be Digimon in this Digimon movie.

In this episode/movie, we offer initial thoughts on the tri. episode/movie series as a whole and hopefully sort out this whole episode/movie alternate dimension business.

In this episode, we wrap up the sad little appendix of Digimon Xros Wars. Because it's not like there's anything else going on in the franchise right now.

In this episode, as Quartzmon tightens its grip on the world, the world must come to accept the unfortunate, depressing reality that Tagiru is still the main character.

In this episode, the moment everyone's been waiting for all season! That's right, Zenjirou and Akari finally get their Xros Loaders! Bunch of other kids show up too.

In this episode, Tagiru is in a prime position to get some real answers from the two people who know the most about DigiQuartz, but passes because they aren't terrorizing the city on this particular instance.

In this episode, a perfectly decent round of annoying filler is drastically interrupted by an actual villain and some other goggleheads deciding to barge in on Tagiru's turf. About damn time, really.

In this episode, a Digimon theme park is so authentic that the Sephirotmon ride traps you in an evil, megalomaniacal scheme. It's just like the real thing!

In this episode, the hunters intervene in the case of a Digimon gaining power through a popular collectible card game... but only after it completely drains the energy of its victim. Twice.

In this episode, after all these years we finally find out why Dagomon never got a proper appearance in Zero Two. Seriously, have you actually seen this guy?

In this episode, a boy and his Ekakimon create giant monsters to terrorize the school, then act surprised that anyone would have a problem with this.

In this episode, the latest enemy turns out to be so stupid that only Tagiru and Gumdramon are any match for it- a Digimon cosplayer.

In this episode, Tagiru and Yuu encounter mysterious phenomena caused by either a supernatural presence or Airu being a horrible person. Go on, guess which!

In this episode, friendship is magic. Dark, Satanic magic that possesses the school to form a human pentagram to empower a demon, but magic nonetheless.

In this episode, the clockmaker needs an island swept, so invites a bunch of Hunters over for a little Hunger Games action. The past victors stay on the boat for now.

In this episode, an innocent train enthusiast who wants to travel the world meets a flying train that lets him. Let's see how this relationship gets totally abused!

In this episode, sometimes the only way to resolve a dispute between working to make people happy and working for glory is through a cooking reality show.

In this episode, a Digimon stealing human motivation becomes an unstoppable, insufferable beast after taking Tagiru's spirit. Feels like there's a message in that.

In this episode, the boys visit Nene in Hong Kong, where somehow hyper fanboy Tagiru isn't her creepiest stalker. Only the second creepiest.

In this episode, Taiki is pursued by his biggest fans- Akari, Tagiru, and a dangerous Digimon who draws life force out of celebrities... even the dead ones.

In this episode, the gang meets a boy who has found a way to make money hunting Digimon. Our noble hero thinks that's just the sweetest gig ever and signs up.

In this episode, Tagiru learns never to feed his Pagumon after midnight. Or before midnight. Or ever, really. Starving your Digimon is a very important lesson for a hunter.

In this episode, a Digimon is so big on teaching kendo he can turn Tagiru's frantic button-mashing approach to all-city quality in less than a week.

In this episode, everybody loves Cutemon! Yuu! Yuu's fangirls! Tagiru! And especially that deranged girl down the street who's obsessed with setting traps and enslaving cute Digimon!

In this episode, Yuu misses the Digimon that died in his care, which a girl takes to mean he's willing to help orchestrate the murders of several of his classmates.

In this episode, a Digimon that used to be Taiki's friend breaks bad for no specified reason and commissions a giant robot of death... also for no specified reason.

In this episode, Taiki and Yuu recognize every problem with Tagiru getting involved with the Hunt. They let him anyway.

In this episode, Tagiru and Gumdramon are determined to get in on this human/Digimon partnership thing, even though neither have any clue what goes into it and both are pretty damn incompetent.

In this episode, we leap straight into The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time! If Digimon ever really was going to be a Pokémon ripoff... this is probably what it would look like.

In this episode, we look back on Digimon Fusion and marvel at how a story so choppy and a dub so shaky will go down as one of the more consistent seasons.

In this episode, the entire world rallies around Shoutmon in a fusion involving everybody! Steven Universe fans are going to freak when they see this.

In this episode, rescuing Ewan proves to be the key to weakening AxeKnightmon for good! Which allows Bagramon to take over again and pick up right where he left off.

In this episode, Bagramon isn't shocked that AxeKnightmon would stab him in the back as much as he shakes his head and mutters “of course you would.”

In this episode, if you want something done right, maybe you shouldn't use the lifeless bodies of your minions while trapping their souls in limbo so they won't revolt. Because they might anyway.

In this episode, after defeating the seven Dark Generals, the Fusion Fighters make it all the way to the final land, where they have to face off against... the seven Dark Generals!

In this episode, Apollomon dies. And so does Damemon. And Mikey's innocence. And Ewan's sanity. It doesn't tie up loose ends so much as it hacks them off entirely.

In this episode, despite all the victories in the world, Mikey realizes it's impossible for everyone to leave Underworld alive. Turns out Underworld isn't all that picky about who it takes.

In this episode, Ewan and Mikey have a swordfight where they try to pierce the rose on the other's chest. ZETTAI! UNMEI! MOKUSHIROKU!

In this episode, Ewan challenges Mikey to a battle where one must die for the other to win and escape. Why yes, they did put Christopher in charge of this operation... how did you know?

In this episode, Mikey believes the final Dark General is trying to help them defeat Bagramon. Christopher believes he's luring them into a trap. Turns out they're both right!

In this episode, Gravimon ensures his immortality by embedding a key piece of his soul within his main enemy, a strategy which has never backfired at any point in literary history.

In this episode, Christopher learns the sort of valuable life lessons that only come with ordering the murder of his own Digimon.

In this episode, Christopher is shocked when his blatant disregard for his allies and a false sense of strategic superiority is countered by Gravimon's blatant disregard for his allies and false sense of strategic superiority.

In this episode, when your back's against the wall and all your friends are either tied up or fighting against you, sometimes you just gotta drop a giant alligator on a pirate ship.

In this episode, the team learns valuable lessons about friendship, loyalty, and abandoning both at the first opportunity to become a for real pirate.

In this episode, the world shall be saved by steam! And a convoluted, psychological chess match that involves tricking your own friends. But mostly steam.

In this episode, the Fusion Fighters find a weird little human girl all alone in an otherwise empty city. Why in the world would Dorulumon ever be suspicious?

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