In this episode, Taichi and two enemy camps fight to determine who’s the most incompetent leader.
In this episode, Devimon does his old pal Angemon a solid and supplies him with even more backstory angst, reasons to doubt himself, and the age old question: “Are you tired of being nice?”
In this episode, for some reason Gabumon decides he wants to run around a track. For some reason this leads to MetalGarurumon. These reasons will not be given.
In this episode, the group puts its quest on hold to help out a random Digimon just for the hell of it. If you’re thinking that’s the same thing as always, you’re wrong! This one features Hikari!
In this episode, Tailmon’s unreliable memories of the area lead everyone so far off the path they end up in a Scott Pilgrim scene.
In this episode, if you thought Koshiro was a badass with a computer, wait until you see him with a rubber tube and tempura absorbent.
In this episode, bittersweet memories lead to Yamato and Takeru not running away at the first sign of the world’s shadiest theme park with the world’s shadiest guide.
In this episode, the one bright side to denying Sora any character development is she can continue to be cool soccer girl in perpetuity.
In this episode, an adorable piece of fluff with wonderful cameos! Burgamon! Kamemon! Lunamon! Pusurimon! We’re going to keep our attention on these because the actual story is phenomenally stupid.
In this episode, Gabumon’s about to be crucified and sacrificed to the devil, giving Yamato the perfect excuse to be a dramatic bitch for half an hour.
In this episode, the show’s insistence on only following Taichi finally works in our favor as he runs into Mimi having a far more entertaining situation that the one we’ve been watching.
In this episode, Koshiro waits until the very last minute to deal with his pet crisis in order to make sure BlitzGreymon gets a random cameo.
In this episode, Tailmon’s scars resurface as she tries to reconcile her past existence as a cruel servant of Millenniumon. They begin to seize control over …aaand they’re gone.
In this episode, Tailmon is free and gung-ho about completing her ancient crusade of stopping Millenniumon. Hikari just wants to cuddle her new kitty.
In this episode, by the time Taichi’s done goofing around, DarkKnightmon and Hikari are all set to get down to business. All that’s left for him is the dramatic rescue. No need for emotion or anything!
In this episode, the team struggles against the Digimon Takuya beat singlehandedly in episode one of Frontier, so they call in the Digimon Takeru got saddled with in episode three of Zero Two.
In this episode, Lopmon finally speaks, giving us a plot dump of information, most of which we already had. All is forgiven when they revive a bunch of fluffy bois.
In this episode, WarGreymon! To welcome him along, Taichi thinks back to his moments of glory… from the original series and the prequel movie.
In this episode, Taichi is absolutely determined to save Hikari! But first let’s help evacuate some random and probably meaningless forest creatures from being victims of natural selection.
In this episode, Angemon and DarkKnightmon’s fight only serves to separate the entire team. Other than Taichi and Yamato, everybody’s kind of okay with this arrangement. Even Hikari!
