Digimon:SR

tri. Episode 20: Coexistence, Part Three

In this episode, Meiko proves to be the embodiment of every kid who wanted to be a digidestined and have their own partner Digimon. Only the real version, not the kid you pretended to be in your fanfics.

In this episode, the eight digidestined cope with their lack of control by sitting down and projecting all their problems onto the new girl. Daigo meanwhile projects all his onto the eight digidestined.

In this episode, Meicoomon’s rampage broadens and intensifies to the real world, making Meiko wonder whose brilliant idea it was to partner them up. As does the entity whose brilliant idea was to partner them up.

In this movie, it turns out watching something in your own language actually makes it easier to understand. This might be a shocking first for Digimon!

In this episode, we get amped up for a trailer and summary describing exactly what we expect to happen. But also for an early review of the Determination dub and our chance to join the show’s cast on a panel!

In this episode, Sora’s prior words become prophetic as the unbreakable bonds between digidestined and partner Digimon are confirmed all over again. And again. And again. And again. And again...

In this episode, Team Yggdrasil was so annoyed at Kurata being the more memorable villain in Savers that it shows up in a different universe determined not to let that happen again!

In this episode, just as we’re about to get deep with Sora, Taichi and Yamato, Mugendramon says no to character development and yes to killing everyone in the forest.

In this episode, Sora’s childhood is ruined when the producers decide her cheerful, caring partner needs a gritty reboot.

In this episode, we look at movie four’s odd limbo between a promising summary and a trailer full of dangerous signs. Also we’ve been reviewing Appmon on the DL. Suppose you ought to know.

In this episode, the digidestined unite to brave a trip back into the Digital World and find their partners, memories or no memories. But we need to talk about Maki and Meiko first, don't we?

In this episode, infection spreading through the Digital World? Have you tried turning it off and on again?

In this episode, another visit from Homeostasis leads to a round of exposition. Once translated, the Digimon get their affairs in order and enjoy a memorable day with their partners. At least they hope it's memorable.

In this episode, as the situation grows more dire, you can count on the digidestined to let emotion get the better of them and allow everything to get so much worse.

In this episode, an important character introduction, light foreshadowing and a surprising amount of talk about the 02 kids get overlooked because Joe apparently got laid.

In this movie, remember how everyone hates the way the dub used to add random lines to the script? Turns out it was just ahead of its time!

In this episode, we pop out of our hole to address how busy we might be in the next month. A tri. dub, movie three and a whole new series? Time to get to work!

In this episode, a sneak attack from a renegade tamer draws Tai and Agumon into a fight for their lives. Good thing this was before he grew too scared to lay waste to everything.

In this episode, Leomon dies. Just... probably not in the way we expected.

In this episode, the sights, sounds, and smells of the school festival give everybody the chance to fool everybody else into thinking everything's just fine.

In this episode, Mimi is stunned to learn that acting impulsively to satisfy her own needs may sometimes backfire. Joe wishes he could try it some time.

In this episode, a trip to a hot springs theme park brings mischief and cute character antics from beloved childhood favorites like Meiko, Daigo and Maki!

In this episode, if they're going to have a different ending for every movie, we're going to wrap up movie 1! And by that we mean preview movie 2...

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!

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