In this episode, Joe finally gets his big moment after Ikkakumon, the setting, and the scenario drag him kicking and screaming into it. Then the other team lucks into the dramatic twist.
In this episode, it’s amazing how quickly getting outmaneuvered and surrounded brings out the real personalities where nobody can think straight, everyone’s whining, and faulty technology leaves you paralyzed.
In this episode, we look back on the first thirteen episodes of Digimon Adventure:, an outstanding edition of Digimon and a lacking edition of Adventure.
In this episode, yes, even a giant laser-mounted airship Digimon isn’t going to deter Sora from rescuing innocent captives. Even Yamato’s not questioning this anymore.
In this episode, Mimi’s skill at gaining allies with unconditional compassion keeps her alive long enough for her skill at destroying enemies with righteous fury to kick in.
In this episode, Sora and Joe unlock Yamato’s tragic backstory. It’s… not that tragic. Or really a backstory. Or a good excuse for him to be a manipulative jerk to everybody.
In this episode, Taichi and Greymon earn their evolution the old fashioned way… throwing themselves into an unwinnable fight and hoping the opponent can’t hit a target.
In this episode, an intense, dramatic rematch between Ogremon and Greymon! They’re interrupted by a Coredramon fleet… then Kabuterimon… then MetalTyranomon… jeez, does nobody respect the art of the duel anymore?!
