In this episode, Leviathan’s galaxy brain level plan is not only formulaic enough to set up the arc, it provides the kids a courtesy curbstomp battle to kick things off.
In this episode, as Appmon launches into its thrilling home stretch, the new Adventure reboot puts as at a crossroads ourselves.
In this episode, the kids don’t know what a phone booth is, someone actually becomes invincible in a digital world, and instead of one Digimon replacing memories with a new confrontational attitude, it’s four Appmon! Take that, Adventure!
In this episode, four battles against four Ultimate enemies, several dramatic speeches, and a big clue about Hajime! Pretty busy for the one minute each kid’s Ultimate stays active!
In this episode, Eri gets her moment in the sun as the election results are announced in a beautiful climactic moment. Then came the after-party…
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!
In this episode, Appmon is at its spiritual halfway point! So let’s talk about other stuff.
In this episode, to nobody’s surprise, throwing innocent children into the seediest part of Deep Web turns out to be a generally bad idea.
In this episode, all the noise over gathering the Seven Code Appmon comes to a head as the mighty Dantemon is summoned! He beats the monster of the week, sings a song, opens a door, and is promptly discarded.
In this episode, the App Drivers corner Mienumon to set up a climactic Ultimate v. Ultimates boss fight… eventually. But before they get to that, a million distractions that are way more entertaining!
In this episode, let’s take timeout from last week’s critical cliffhanger to spend the entire time focusing on Rei nostalgically thinking back to the time he got the crap kicked out of him by an Appmon in a gimp suit.
In this episode, an idol organization CEO’s vendetta against her employee leads to her to use a second and third employee to bring her down. The second employee betrays her for the first, so the CEO forces the third to betray the second. Please picture this with the Love Live cast.
In this episode, a family health scare pressures Astora into deciding whether to commit to his future, become an adult, and break his bond with Musimon. Guess we don’t have to wait for the new Adventure movie now!
In this episode, Haru and the gang learn the true meaning of Valentine’s Day… jumping into the internet to repair all the phones infected in a hijacked OS launch. And chocolate.
In this episode, the evil corporation behind Pokémon Go uses the promise of a legendary to lead trainers into a deathtrap. We all knew this would happen eventually, right?
In this episode, Mienumon tries to interfere with Eri’s growing popularity by turning her into a viral sensation. Not sure she quite understands this villainy thing.
In this episode, you know the protagonist is uniquely inquisitive and the show’s bursting with ideas when it’s already time for the blatant plot dump.
In this episode, the reliability of a fortune-telling app divides Eri and Astora… even further. The twist is that the app translates hard data and noise into accurate predictions, so Eri’s maybe not totally… nah, can’t say it.
In this episode, a rampaging puzzle game helps remind us of all the charms and quirks of our delightful cast. The real puzzle is figuring out why anyone thought we forgot who these weirdos are.
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, Haru and the gang learn the true meaning of Valentine’s Day… jumping into the internet to repair all the phones infected in a hijacked OS launch. And chocolate.
In this episode, the reliability of a fortune-telling app divides Eri and Astora… even further. The twist is that the app translates hard data and noise into accurate predictions, so Eri’s maybe not totally… nah, can’t say it.
