In this episode, the big Appliyama 470 election has its credibility threatened due to its reliance on a buggy app. Good thing nobody’s dumb enough to do that in real life, huh?
In this episode, the team is enchanted by L-Corp’s AI-driven town that feels like Leviathan’s fantasy world and encounter a guy that sounds exactly like L-Corp’s CEO preaching Leviathan’s visions. A connection between L-Corp and Leviathan? Nah…
In this episode, a plot as thrilling as a Forbes article about a corporation replacing its CEO adds in just enough espionage missions, idols, and jet packs to catch our attention.
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, with nothing better going on, Dokamon helps a food review app learn to write food reviews. You’d think that would be a core part of her programming or something.
In this episode, Gatchmon feels crowded out by Offmon’s arrival and runs away from home. Dokamon follows to manipulate Eri’s emotions and Musimon does it for the lolz. So… not the most convincing after-school special.
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, after Adventure stepped dangerously close to the line and Savers danced around it twice, Appmon smashes through completely and gives us a full-fledged insufferable recap. But at least the new opening’s a banger!
