Digimon Tamers: Runaway Locomon

Original title: Dejimon Teimâzu: Bôsô Dejimon tokkyû

2002
29m

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The evil Parasimon is invading the Real World on Locomon and the Tamers must stop him.The evil Parasimon is invading the Real World on Locomon and the Tamers must stop him.The evil Parasimon is invading the Real World on Locomon and the Tamers must stop him.

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6.7/10

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Touko Aoyama

Kenta Kitagawa
(voice)

Yôko Asada

Juri Katou
(voice)

Brian Beacock

Takato Matsuki
(English version)
(voice)
…

Steve Blum

Guilmon
(English version)
(voice)
(as Steven J. Blum)
…

Susumu Chiba

Mitsuo Yamaki
(voice)

Tifanie Christun

Riley Ohtori
(English version)
(voice)
(credit only)

Mari Devon

Renamon
(English version)
(voice)
…

Melissa Fahn

Rika Nonaka
(English version)
(voice)

Barbara Goodson

Seiko Hata
(English version)
(voice)

Yuka Imai

Renamon
(voice)
…

Ai Iwamura

MarinAngemon
(voice)

Tomoko Kaneda

Culumon
(voice)

Jun'ichi Kanemaru

Ryo Akiyama
(voice)
…

Kaneta Kimotsuki

Parasimon
(voice)

Kazunari Kojima

Railroad Track Worker
(voice)

Brad MacDonald

Kazu Shioda
(English version)
(voice)

Mona Marshall

Terriermon
(English version)
(voice)
…

Fumiko Miyashita

Megumi Onodera
(voice)

Director
- Tetsuji Nakamura
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Trivia
Rika sings "Promise" which was written by John Majkut.

Goofs
For the English dub, Riley is credited to Tifanie Christun, who played her in the main series. In actuality, Philece Sampler stood in for her (as well as Bridget Hoffman), as revealed by correspondence with production staff.

Soundtracks
Promise
Written by John Majkut
Performed by Melissa Fahn

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8/10

Quite action-packed

This Digimon film is the better of the two Tamers films. It has an exciting pace and is quite action-packed. It includes all of the characters but doesn't feel messy. It even gives Yamaki something important to do! The only bad thing is some botched character development that seems to intrude on the pacing.