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Digimon: Digital Monsters

  • Série télévisée
  • 1999–2007
  • TV-Y7
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Digimon: Digital Monsters (1999)
Trailer for Digimon: Digital Monsters - The Official First Season
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Un groupe d'adolescents est se retrouve de manière inattendue dans un mystérieux monde numérique avec chacun leur propre monstre appelé Digimon. Ensemble, le groupe se lance dans une aventur... Tout lireUn groupe d'adolescents est se retrouve de manière inattendue dans un mystérieux monde numérique avec chacun leur propre monstre appelé Digimon. Ensemble, le groupe se lance dans une aventure pour combattre le mal et sauver le monde.Un groupe d'adolescents est se retrouve de manière inattendue dans un mystérieux monde numérique avec chacun leur propre monstre appelé Digimon. Ensemble, le groupe se lance dans une aventure pour combattre le mal et sauver le monde.

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    • Mona Marshall
    • Tifanie Christun
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      • Mona Marshall
      • Tifanie Christun
    • 109Commentaires d'utilisateurs
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    Steve Blum
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    Mona Marshall
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    • 1999–2003
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    Tifanie Christun
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    • 1999–2003
    Steve Prince
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    • 1999–2003
    Brianne Brozey
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    • 1999–2003
    Michael Reisz
    Michael Reisz
    • Matt Ishida…
    • 1999–2003
    Mari Devon
    Mari Devon
    • Renamon…
    • 1999–2003
    Brian Donovan
    Brian Donovan
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    • 2000–2003
    Brian Beacock
    Brian Beacock
    • Takato Matsuki…
    • 2001–2003
    Tom Fahn
    Tom Fahn
    • Agumon…
    • 1999–2003
    Michael Sorich
    Michael Sorich
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    • 1999–2003
    Melissa Fahn
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    • 2001–2003
    Wendee Lee
    Wendee Lee
    • T.K. Takaishi…
    • 1999–2003
    Dave Mallow
    Dave Mallow
    • Angemon…
    • 1999–2003
    Kirk Thornton
    Kirk Thornton
    • Gabumon…
    • 1999–2003
    Laura Summer
    Laura Summer
    • Patamon…
    • 1999–2001
    Dave Wittenberg
    Dave Wittenberg
    • Henry Wong…
    • 2001–2003
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    aznchickawdp

    Digimon vs. Pokemon

    wow this is very......... interesting I've imaged a whole different story on these comments well people have a lot of courage spitting out their inner thoughts about digimon.. Anyways about digimon at first I thought it was very boring and almost took every animated character to redesigned into a new one or it just ran out of ideas and couldn't think of a better way then instead they added a bunch of crap and made it horrifying. But I always thought Pokemon was #1, not until I went to my best friends house that's when she said Matt was cute, I was in shock, I thought she was crazy, so I decided to check out these lame wannabes digimon and see why she liked so much, afterwards I look through the show a couple of times, and thought the Digi-vovling was GAY, but after that I realized that the story was pretty good, even though the:

    Characters animated kinda sucked (need a little more artistic emotions to the body) Scripts (HORRIBLE) (the voice of the english version is so bad, they couldn't think of another way to speak) MON (they couldn't think of anything, and they put MON?) Digi-vovling, Digi-Evolution, and Spirited Evolving (What the heck is that, it takes up the whole show just by EVOLVING)

    I've heard alot about these things and I've realized what it's really about, but you have got to reach inside the story not because of it's characters (names, look, and act), it's the purpose of what they are doing..... (ummm interesting, I sounding like my teacher.....) and accomplishing something ( besides getting a whole bunch of badges or whatever...) But anime is for entertainment for little kids not for a judgemental purpose, but If u think pokemon or digimon is that bad, let me see u do a better job at making characters up,( lets c if u can beat 12 years of drawing...that's how long it took me to accomplish) well that's it....
    tleopold

    I enjoy it more than Pokemon, and here's why...

    Don't get me wrong, this stuff is still quite cheesey, but I found it to be more entertaining than Pokemon. Here are the reasons why:

    1. Not only did I find Digimon to be much more humorous than Pokemon, but overall it seemed more colorful in nature.

    2. The soundtrack contained fun rock songs that fit well with the movie.

    3. Which brings me to the point that Digimon is aimed at a slightly older audience than Pokemon, which is probably why I enjoyed it more.

    4. I found there to be more character development. Each character's personality grew apparent and the fact that they were all in a closely knit group called the Digi-Destined helped the character development greatly.

    5. The action seemed a bit more violent at times and the concept of Digivolving was great. Really helped peak the interest and intensity.

    That's about it. It's still goofy stuff, but pretty fun nonetheless.
    TheEvilNiffler

    Digimon, now and forever

    I was just reading the comment that totally ragged on Digimon, saying that Pokemon was better.... I'm laughing hysterically right now. Alright, ya, I guess a lot of people like Pokemon, me NOT being one of them, but I'm not here to complain about that show; I'm here to say how great Digimon is!

    To me, Digimon began, and ended with the first season.... The others after just weren't the same. Digimon: Digital Monsters was my very first Anime, and I totally fell in love with the main characters(Matt!!), their digimon (Gabumon and all his forms!!), and the bad guys(Myotismon!!!) It was one of the most realistic shows I'd watched (excluding the monsters and other world parts) because the kids had problems like normal kids do.

    Even though I've grown up a lot since the first season ended, I still can find nothing bad to say about it. I have no regrets about spending a few years halfways obsessed with it, and I'm looking on the internet to buy all the episodes. I think it's a must see for everyone, and I do NOT think Pokemon will ever measure up to the standards Digimon has set within the minds and hearts of kids and teens everywhere (dumb, i know, but i felt like saying that, lol) So, yeah, watch this show if you ever have the chance!!
    Blue Cat

    So much better than it should be

    I watched a couple of episodes of Digimon near its beginning and dismissed as derivative rubbish. Then, a few months later and rather bored, I turned it on again. I couldn't believe it. This supposed kids' cartoon had one of the most dramatic, engaging, even shocking story arcs I've seen. This programme deals with love and loyalty, life and death, fear and self-doubt. The 'Digi-destined' children fight with their parents, who have trouble understanding the sacrifices their children have to make. One child finds out he's adopted. Characters sacrifice their lives to save others. The children get scared, and doubt their own ability to save the world as they are destined to do. If this had slightly better animation, and was billed as adult animé, no-one would question it once. So much more than just a kids' show.
    Dark Genius

    Cool anime!

    Digimon Adventure and Zero Two are some of the coolest animes that i've seen. And to be sure, I've seen alot. From Evangelion to DBZ, I've seen anime in just about every spectrum of human thought; however, digimon remains in my top 3. There are many reasons for this and I'd like to give some now without bashing pokemon or other animes that people like to compare Digimon to.

    First, Character Development and Interactions is basically what half of digimon is all about. In the first season, half the problems the kids get into are because of their own mistakes and problems; however, they always stand together when needed. At first the kids are amazed with the new world they find known as the Digital World. They go through many battles and defeat Devimon. At this point they realize that not everything in this world is so great and the loss of Angemon weakens everyone's spirits. They then have to go and fight on Server(i love the continent names haha) and it is there they defeat Etemon after a long struggle. After Tai leaves everyone goes their separate ways and its here we first see how the characters really are when they are alone. Matt who was thought of as this lone shark of sorts shows that he really is a team player when he helps Joe out for that long period of time. The second part of this idea is that there are approximately 16 different people in the first season to get to know. This is because of the 8 Digidestined children and their digimon. They have different ideas about everything so everyone that watches this show can find some character they relate to.

    Then, there are the incredible action sequences throughout the season. There are always new enemies after old enemies have been dealt with; showing that it is the duty of everyone to stop evil...even if it can't be destroyed completely. There were many memorable battles that i'll rewind to and watch these days 3 years down the road from the first time i saw it. I mean the first time u see Angemon, to the whole Myotismon arc, to the first time we see Mega Digimon go at it....this series is jam-packed with great battles.

    The great thing about Digimon is that it deals with all the problems that youth go through in their teen years without being overly-gushing with emotion. Like we see the great happiness that arrises when the children finally defeat Myotismon; however, just a couple of minutes later they are up against the Dark Masters with no hope of winning. This causes utter distress in the kids and their group breaks down. We see Matt and Sora deal with Depression and Mimi with Greed. We see TK grow up in episode 52 and with his revolution evolution Magnaangemon is born. Everyone is shown to have their own fears and strengths and this true diversity just makes this show great.

    Basically Zero Two just expands upon the first season with new characters while keeping our heroes as mentors to the new basically. It is a great season, full of action and emotion.

    Together these two seasons were utterly amazing, spanning 104 episodes and spawning 4 movies and numerous video games...both Japanese and American. Also the card game is ever successful, so it is no wonder why so many people like this great series. From "And so it begins" to "A million points of Light" Digimon is truly an action-packed ride.

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      In case the show wasn't a success, the crew made an alternate ending for "The Legend of the DigiDestined" where after Devimon was defeated, Gennai would appear and send the kids back home. If that ending was to happen, Kari would have never existed, and the overall franchise would not have been possible.
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      Takeru "T.K." Takashi: When you can't think of anything to say, do you always resort to fighting?

      Ken: I guess...

      Takeru "T.K." Takashi: That's your problem. You don't know when to talk and when to fight. Now's a good time to talk... on the other hand... it's also a good time to fight.

    • Générique farfelu
      During the 3rd season of Digimon, Lara Jill Miller is still credited as "Kari" and Brian Donovan is still credited as "Davis", but neither of those characters appear in the 3rd season.
    • Autres versions
      In the episode during the second season, Arukenimon creates a Golemon to destroy the dam, the Digimon Analyzer calls it "Rockmon". But the re-runs of this episode have the Digimon Analyzer calling it "Golemon".
    • Connexions
      Alternate-language version of Dejimon Adobenchâ (1999)
    • Bandes originales
      Digimon
      (Greek version theme song)

      written by Argiris Pavlidis and Katerina Giannikou

      Performed by Magda Giannikou (uncredited)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 7 mars 1999 (Japan)
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      • Bandai
      • Fuji Television Network (Fuji TV)
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