In this episode, the App Drivers rally together to teach a computer to feel pain. Then it’s passed on to us.
In this episode, Haru’s so broken by Yujin’s betrayal that the other three kids pass him up to get their final forms first.
In this episode, Haru and Yujin reminisce about their unbreakable friendship and promise to keep it going through an uncertain future. Then Yujin reveals himself as a back-stabbing android. As you do.
In this episode, on the cusp of the climactic arc, there’s one important loose end to resolve. But instead, let’s have a wild adventure that pretends to tie up Astora’s character arc!
In this episode, after hiding in a box following his disastrous first App Fusion, Offmon decides to wander off alone… which is sort of what started this whole disaster in the first place.
In this episode, thanks to an infected app, instead of going to a really nice hot springs, the team ends up at an only moderately nice hot springs. Except it’s haunted! It’s… not actually haunted.
In this episode, we learn how Yujin became an App Driver and a million red flags go off in our heads. It’s foreboding, it’s suspicious, and it’s ridiculously hilarious.
In this episode, a new addition to the team and a new, imposing villain stand in the way of our heroes achieving everybody’s deepest ambition: beating the living stuffing out of Twitter.
In this episode, the evil corporation behind Pokémon Go uses the promise of a legendary to lead trainers into a deathtrap. We all knew this would happen eventually, right?
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.
