In this episode, Gatchmon reveals the existence of Appmon to a stranger for the most wholesome of reasons… trying to hook his buddy up with a girl.
In this episode, Rei’s tragic backstory is exposed, revealing the truth about his behavior: he’s always been like this and that’s the reason he found himself in this mess.
In this episode, we’re off on a midday jaunt to the Appmon equivalent of the Digital World for some lousy beach food and a midboss battle!
In this episode, the prized Seven Codes get invited to party with all their kin. The ones Haru needs to find in the primary story arc. There is absolutely no chance of this being a trap, right?
In this episode, we interrupt your regularly scheduled comedic filler to bring you important plot details, then interrupt your important plot details to bring you a menacing character introduction.
In this episode, a corporate-backed rival video channel threatens Astora’s superiority and drives him to go lowbrow and record flatulence symphonies. To be fair, we have seen even less mature responses to this sort of challenge.
In this episode, another annoying media personality has an App Drive and a somber backstory. But this time there’s a twist! This kid’s actually just as annoying in real life!
In this episode, Eri wants to learn how to critique food and a food critic Appmon wants to taste it. Their mutually beneficial scheming lasts until the “important” parts of the plot show up and ruin everyone’s fun.
