Digimon:SR

Digimon Universe App Monsters: Ending 1

In this episode, we celebrate finishing the first quarter of Appmon by… slacking off for the weekend and not doing much of anything.

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.

In this episode, Rei’s tragic backstory is exposed, revealing the truth about his behavior: he’s always been like this and that’s the reason he found himself in this mess.

In this episode, we’re off on a midday jaunt to the Appmon equivalent of the Digital World for some lousy beach food and a midboss battle!

In this episode, the prized Seven Codes get invited to party with all their kin. The ones Haru needs to find in the primary story arc. There is absolutely no chance of this being a trap, right?

In this episode, we interrupt your regularly scheduled comedic filler to bring you important plot details, then interrupt your important plot details to bring you a menacing character introduction.

In this episode, a corporate-backed rival video channel threatens Astora’s superiority and drives him to go lowbrow and record flatulence symphonies. To be fair, we have seen even less mature responses to this sort of challenge.

In this episode, another annoying media personality has an App Drive and a somber backstory. But this time there’s a twist! This kid’s actually just as annoying in real life!

In this episode, Eri wants to learn how to critique food and a food critic Appmon wants to taste it. Their mutually beneficial scheming lasts until the “important” parts of the plot show up and ruin everyone’s fun.

In this episode, we meet Eri and Dokamon: a sweet girl who wants to make everyone smile by pretending to be self-centered, hot-tempered and unreasonably violent, and her lovable partner so loud and obnoxious she locked him away for half a year.

In this episode, what better way to counter an enemy that can co-opt any camera than to run around a Halloween block party where everyone has their phones out?

In this episode, fighting off the collective consciousness of a bad role-playing game dovetails nicely into a plot device that feels like it comes out of one.

In this episode, Gatchmon’s first experience with reality! A malfunctioning navigation app! A missing romantic interest! A dangerous foe with homing missiles! A new linking mechanic! A quirky villain! Haru summoning a powerful new form! An angry dog! How will they cover all of these? Got bad news for you…

In this episode, we meet Haru, a unique protagonist we’ve never seen the likes of before: a kind kid who dreams of being a hero despite lacking a real quirk.

In this episode, we preview the newest Digimon series scrutinizing artificial intelligence and how much of our lives revolve around mobile apps. Naturally it’s licensed right as we all got addicted to Re:Arise.

In this movie, a dub that’s so on point it not only serves up more explicit explanations for some of the original’s less obvious plot elements and themes, it offered explanations for its own prior flubs!

In this movie, Meiko’s challenges become as clear as ever, while trying to figure out what’s actually happening to the world and Tai’s reactions to them challenge us almost as much.

In this episode, a dramatic save, a fiery sibling exchange, several evolution sequences, a mode change and the inevitable build up to the most important lesson of them all: adulting is hard.

In this episode, you’ve seen Hikari’s special ability save the day! You’ve seen Koushiro’s special ability save the day! Now watch what happens when you put them together!

In this episode, while everything builds to a boil in the real world, Mysterious Man throws Taichi and Daigo into a spontaneous morality game with no good outcomes. Live or die- it’s your choice.

In this episode, the subplots with Maki and the 02 kids are reopened en route to the emotionally satisfying conclusions they deserve. Or at least they’re brought up by other characters. Which is an improvement.

In this episode, the barrier between worlds weakens and Taichi poofed away before everyone’s eyes. Best thing you can say about the team’s mentality is they haven’t split up yet to get stuck in a restaurant, castle, or dimensional void. That’s an improvement!

In this episode, we hope the finale focuses on wrapping up essential character arcs more than the exposition fest, no matter how much one is needed. It’s also a good time to lay out plans for reviewing the last two dub movies, Appmon, and everything else going on outside of the site!

In this movie, we’re left to work out whether a major reveal is important information worthy of discussion... or the dub just going off-script again.

In this production, everybody’s so spooked by the idea of adulthood they’re willing to trap themselves in a dimension where time has no meaning. But to be fair, it does have a monkey. Haven’t you always wanted a monkey?

In this movie, with everybody too hesitant to speak and everybody else too hesitant to ask questions, no wonder all the pressure’s on Izzy to sort out the answers.

In this episode, Taichi’s fall leads everyone to go full protagonist- the new girl wants her partner dead, the mid-season addition prompts a dark evolution, and the rival wears the goggles.

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...

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