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Tamers Episode 05: Dream a Little Dream

In this episode, the mystery of strange chalk markings on the school field. The Melancholy of Calumon... watch it.

In this episode, being a pacifist who refuses to let his Digimon fight isn't a whole lot better than Rika's little bloodsport.

In this episode, it's all smiles and sunshine until a berserk bunny points a machine gun at a twelve-year-old girl.

In this episode, Takato learns that keeping a large, nosy Digimon away from parents and the school is exactly as difficult as you'd imagine.

In this episode, a stupid boy designs a stupid Digimon and it magically comes to life. Remember what we've learned about creating a Digimon that can kick your ass?

In this episode, present day... present time! LOL!

In this movie, Diaboromon is back with a vengeance. Whatever. It's one last romp with these characters and that's about all it's good for.

In this episode, we play the second ending and compare and contrast the two Adventure series.

In this episode, Hermione ends up marrying Ron and everybody's kids go off to Hogwarts. Or something like that.

In this episode, for learning the valuable lesson that you don't need a Digimon partner to have a positive effect on society, everybody gets a Digimon partner!

In this episode, everybody's trapped in their own happy world where their families are either reunited or removed and where they can watch themselves get crucified in peace.

In this episode, Oikawa's plan goes horribly, horribly wrong. At least for him, Arukenimon and Mummymon. The mastermind behind all this thinks it all came together quite nicely.

In this episode, Oikawa is revealed to be some lonely kid who just liked his video games a little too much. And also the host of a complete monster.

In this episode, Oikawa's evil plan is gestating, so it's as good a time as any to throw BlackWargreymon back into the picture.

In this episode, the most dramatic moment in the series, finally bringing down a monster who has terrorized the city for a whole three episodes.

In this episode, without revealing his actual intentions, Oikawa executes his evil plan. And speaking of evil, who wants to talk about MURDERS!

In this episode, multiple villains execute their master plans at the exact same time. They don't play well with each other.

In this episode, Ken gets a little Latin lover while Yolei and Sora are introduced to Yuri. It's not as awesome as it sounds, but it's close.

In this episode, Joe and Cody use psychological warfare while Tai and TK visit Paris and get a bit... continental with the local ladies.

In this episode, Japanese anime producers prove to be as ignorant about world geography as Americans, while Izzy and Kari try not to start a land war in Asia.

In this episode, Prequel Gennai drops in to bestow some powers and give some marching orders. Meanwhile, Davis and Ken are busy doing all the work.

In this episode, a massive attack on the city and an epic counteroffensive get completely overlooked because Sora wants to get laid.

In this episode, the dragon. You gotta unleash the dragon. Plot dump time!

In this episode, it's not so much a race to the final destiny stone as it is a race to waste as much time as possible before the final showdown.

In this episode, Cody meticulously investigates TK's anger issues but blindly throws himself at BlackWargreymon's mercy based on vague, second-hand information.

In this episode, Cody starts to get suspicious of Angry TK as not even a miracle evolution can keep the team from failing.

In this episode, weaknesses between the two worlds are apparent in Kyoto, where Yolei just so happens to be visiting. She just so happens to find Sora's dad and Joe's brother, who just so happen to be researching this.

In this episode, BlackWargreymon and Agumon discuss existential philosophy while Mummymon wants to blow up a giant rock just to see what happens.

In this episode, Kari and Yolei fall into a rough spot and end up getting a bit physical with each other. Aww yeah.

In this episode, Arukinemon's gonna try that “create a Digimon that can kick your ass” thing. After all, it worked so well when Ken did it.

In this episode, the digidestined turn the tables on Arukenimon with help from the usual sources- air conditioning, a salt shaker and Pro Tools.

In this episode, Arukenimon asks the digidestined to walk into an obvious trap. They head right on in, knowing full well that it is a trap. Shockingly, they end up trapped.

In this episode, after witnessing the massively powerful Paildramon, Izzy ruins it by adding further complications to the massively convoluted plot.

In this episode, in the middle of an intense battle against an unstoppable opponent, a therapy session breaks out. Davis thinks Ken's a sad little moe girl.

In this episode, Zero Two's first ending “Ashita wa Atashi no Kaze ga Fuku.” Yes, it's a day off, but we have site announcements and thoughts on the big crossover in Hunters. Besides, it's an awesome song!

In this episode, Davis and Yolei debate whether it's justified to kill a threatening Digimon. TK says very little... and that makes him a colossal dick.

In this episode, a new evolution for Armadillomon is ignored thanks to a mysterious lady haunting Ken, the symbolism of Go-Gurt and the dodgiest scene in the dub thus far.

In this episode, Ken's left trying to rebuild himself. In order to do so, he has to figure out how it all became undone in the first place.

In this episode, Davis traverses the dark and familiar path of forcing a new evolution out of his partner. Like Tai before him, he learns the painful lesson of... wait, it worked?!

In this episode, after a sloppy climactic sequence, Ken loses his base, his partner, his creation and his mind. Oh, and his awesome supervillain costume too.

In this episode, the digidestined use an oil fire to get into Ken's base, only to discover that Ken's base is being powered by the golden plot device that is key to defeating him.

In this episode, blah blah evil whirlpool, blah blah Devimon, blah blah Kimeramon... GOOD GOD TK GOES BADASS!! Takes a whip to the face and then just... bam!

In this episode, Yolei's worried about the upcoming assault on the Emperor's base, so she psyches herself up to the point where she sabotages the mission.

In this episode, a haunting at the TV station means the return of the most beloved character in season one. That's right... HIROAKI ISHIDA!

In this episode, Cody faces challenges to his moral code. He can either lie, or he can let his friends suffocate. He'd rather take the latter.

In this episode, it's samurai vs. ninja. Yes, Shurimon will be made to look as cool as possible and yes, Yolei will have a crush on him.

In this movie, something happens to some kid's Digimon and somehow they end up as kids or something. Your guess is as good as mine.

In this movie, a malicious bug wrecks the internet and Izzy's in a race against time to stop it. It's basically Summer Wars without that obscure card game.

In this movie, a dramatic reenactment of the Highton View Terrace incident. Now with younger, cuter kids, additional plotholes and Fatboy Slim.

In this episode, Mimi introduces some stuck-up American to the gang. In other words, yet another boy for Yolei to fawn over. That makes four now.

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