T.K 02 Vocie actor is playing Daigo JYB is now T.K and Vic is Matt. thing is Kairi orignal va was not even contacted.

now editing the english cast list with the biggest news yet.

current eng;ish dub cast

Tai- Joshua Seth
Matt- Vic Mignogna
Gabumon and Garurumon- Kirk Thornton

Sora- Colleen O'Shaughnessey*
Biyomon- Currently Unknown
Birdramon- Melodee Spevack*

Izzy- Mona Marshall
Tentomon and Kabuterimon- Jeff Nimoy

Joe- Robbie Daymond
Gomamon- R. Martin Klein

Mimi- Philece Sampler
Palmon- Anna Garduno
Togemon- Mari Devon

TK- Johnny Yong Bosch
Patamon- Laura Summer
Angemon- Dave Mallow

Kari- Tara Sands
Gatomon- Kate Higgins

Meiko- Cristina Vee
Meicoomon- Kate Higgins

Daigo- Doug Erholtz
Himekawa- Cherami Leigh

news article bout the dub of reunion

http://www.awn.com/news/toei-animati...edium=facebook

Whoo! They got Joshua seth back!

this is a trust worthy link if VA him self shared it.

and now, the trailer-

https://youtu.be/N3ydvexj9d8

I'm okay with that theme until they start actually singing, my god that 'DIGIMOOOOOON' part is annoying.

Digimon Adventure Tri is now trending on Facebook. A lot of people seem to be hype up for it. I think the new Digi Rap will probably be played at the end of the credits while the rest of the dub will be uncut. I do find it interesting how many people hate the old Digimon dub since I would imagine a lot of people would defend it due to nostalgia similar how DBZ fans do with 1999-2003 dub that air on Toonami.

thing is withwitll an digimon dedicated forum site im member off does not show that and i never ead any hate of the dub. i think it in the mix. i think fan more fond of it due to it was childhood and it getting englishdub now is more nestalgia and they want orignal cast granred we got all the digimon va back minus 1 for the rookies.

If anything, I've noticed that now that years have passed, things that people used to love have others coming out saying that it sucked.

Granted, I recognize the flaws, major flaws that the Eng Dub had, but damn do some people play the "Subs no Dubs' role a bit too well...

Honestly I can't help but feel that people are just happy that after there being 2 new Dragonball Z movies, and a bunch of other anime/90's show series coming back, if Pokemon is somehow becoming big again then it's old obvious rival should get a moment in the sun too.

People are still abridging series?
I thought that fad died off back in 2012.

TeamFourStar literally just hosted a contest to see what new blood can make a decent abridged series, and one of the people (he already does Arc-V abridged) made a Kamen Rider Gaim submission.

Honestly, as soon as an anime or even a western cartoon get enough of a fan base, someone will try to make an abridged series, and sometimes it might actually be good.

I feel like every anime has a abridged series on Youtube even stuff like Bible Black does. Most abridged stuff I see are okay, but I don't mind TFS.

So I think either I have comically low standards, or the Digimon fanbase at large and I have very different opinions on what qualifies a show as good. Cause. I thought Frontier and Savers were prefectly good shows, and I'm now 12 episodes into fan unfavorite Xros Wars, and I don't really see anything wrong with it either. I'm enjoying it well enough. The mechanics are a little different, but it couldn't be more Digimon in spirit if it tried, which is I think what matters. It's alright.

Only thing that's a bit iffy is that the main character is a bit too perfect, and they haven't done the best job contrasting that with any real flaws beyond how he ends up overexerting himself as a result of his good samaritan tendencies. But it's not terrible.

Anyway, Blastmon is pretty much amazing.

Just a heads up; Tri's third part premieres in Japan on September 24. I am only letting you know as a common courtesy; I fear it'll be more boredom even with the threat of Meicrackmon and corrupted Birdraman and Togemon

I see hate for the Digimon dub on places like Youtube, Facebook and other fan sites. I notice the Digimon fanbase in the US is like the Dragon Ball fanbase in reverse. Digimon fans don't want the old voice cast and old music from the dub back while I see DB fans that want the Bruce Faulconer music back and some of the old voice actors like Linda Young for Super.

Both series are from Toei and have merchadise control by Bandai which is why I compare the two. They also have the same audience (kids) and where popular in the US when they used to air on TV with new episodes.

Man I didn't think I'd enjoy Cyber Sleuths as much as I am. The story is pretty awesome, which I wouldn't expect from a Digimon game.

Regal cinema Facebook posted clip of digimon tri dub of greymon vs kuwagamon ando fathom posted the restaurant scene of mimi sora and kairi and there digimon. We get to hear three old and 3 new voice as well.

here there clip https://www.facebook.com/RegalEntert...5318642104199/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TEz...ature=youtu.be

double post recent digimon tri 3 dvd and blu ray showed up with new footage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smQ5...ature=youtu.be

one of them is ken D-3 and D-terminal pictured below.

https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...ff&oe=5874CEBD

I hate how Digimon Adventure Tri is only going to be on a Thursday night in theaters. I have a class from 6:00 - 11:00 PM and it looks like I have to wait for it on Blu-Ray. I hope it does well enough for us to get the other films in the US.

Too bad there aren't any theaters near me holding the movie. I would love to go

I still remember seeing the Digimon Movie in theaters back in 2000. It was a fun experience and I saw it twice just to get the other cards.

I'll just leave this here..

http://gematsu.com/2016/09/digimon-w...ita-early-2017

Damn me for not having a PS4 or Vita. Damn me!!!

nope thats wrong Eleven Art posted list of thearte for regualr screening. that one day is not the only day.

i qouted this from user MarcFBR of with the will forums.

It looks like it's no longer playing in my local area. I hope we get the other movies to be release in theaters soon. How was the dub for Tri for the people who saw it? How faithful was it to the Japanese version?

i will say again anin this seen for the dub had to be joshua seth and tom fahn for english dub reunion met more then just orginal va coming back also ment alot of fan fave that being agumon and tai.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUef...ature=youtu.be

So you know how I said Xros Wars* exceeded my expectations? I finished it a while ago. I honestly do think it was pretty good, and one of the better Digimon shows. Second season not as much as the first necessarily but it certainly had its strong points.

Hunters, though...21 episodes into that one and...pretty much the opposite of all that stuff I just said. My expectations were already so low for this one. I'd kept hearing about how it wasn't good. How can it still manage be so very, very ungood?

There were several things I really liked about Xros Wars. A focused plot with many multi-part stories, and a large cast of supporting characters with which to play around with. High stakes, and a competent protagonist. Also, Blastmon was there.

Hunters...pointless stories of the week, every old character confined to being trapped in the Xros Loader due to new and arbitrary rules, or kept as minor cameos. Cheapening of the super evolution mechanic. Essentially no stakes involved in anything. Barely even the smallest hinting towards having anything like a plot in mind. I really don't have anything against Tagiru and Gumdramon specifically but they are very emblematic of the painfully generic shounen mini conflict of the week route the show has taken, and it's just...it's just not good. And I thought Xros Wars was too focused on the main character and mon, Hunters makes it look like Tamers in comparison. So much Tagiru and Gumdramon.

It also really cheapens all the Digimon they catch as characters (which most of them aren't in the first place but whatever). With Xros Wars one of the good parts was they went around gathering friends and then they just stuck around. The C-listers weren't brought out all the time, and not even the main ones were relevant in every story, but for the most part just having them around as part of the team was enough. With the stupid "only one mon at a time" rule, it just...ugh. They're just whatever. Stupid monsters to beat and catch and then maybe take out for two seconds if they're lucky when Gumdramon is busy or something. It's just a lot of...egh. It's almost like some Pokemon shit is what it is.

Also, I thought one of the redeeming parts of the show would be having Damemon as a main character, because I like him. lmfao tho. Damemon, and surprisingly, Shoutmon, really just feel like they're there out of contractual obligation. This is really a show with at most 4 or 5 characters the show actually cares about, and sadly the only one that actually is a Digimon is Gumdramon.

It's all a lot of nonsense. It...kinda feels like I'm watching a Precure show sometimes. The structure and nature of the conflicts aren't too dissimilar. Difference being I actually enjoy Precure, and outside of a few shows they're not nearly as mc-centered. Or as shallow, overall.

Apparently the "plot" really starts next episode, with the crossover hinted at half a season ago or whatever it was. That should be...probably, no less nonsensical.

I just...really don't understand how this show even came to be. How did they even go from Xros Wars to this. It boggles the mind.

I will say though, it does have like, 2...2 and a half things that are good, maybe better than Xros Wars. A better, or at least more consistent, less weird animation and art style than XW. XW got a little...grody sometimes. Like the weird episodes of Savers. It especially tended to have Nene drawn in a rather peculiar way. And not a good one.

The other one would be that Arresterdramon, and...ok, really only Arresterdramon, are at least better than "make it bigger, and gold!" as far as super evolution designs go. The evolutions of the rival Hunters are...less great? I kinda get Astamon, though I'm not a big fan of it. Dragomon's or whatever its name is, the name of which I also don't remember is...honestly, I don't care him or his trainer at all. Cho-Hakkaimon is...well. It's Cho-Hakkaimon.

And the ost is decent.

But that's about it.

At least I only have the four episodes left...


*treating it and Toki wo Kakeru Shounen Hunter-tachi as different series because, they are

i have to agree with you i liked Xros wars heck i even going to say that i like fusion as well as i just finshed the dub for xros wars today i enjoyed with its problem but i would of enjoyed it alot more as a kid. but hunter it ok for me but the thing i liked most what made me watch it before xros wars was when returning leaders showed up.

Seems I'm missing out because I dropped Xros Wars after 4 episodes. Hmm...

I guess I've heard so little good from Young Hunters that I associated the negativity with Xros Wars itself.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I liked it. But then, I like a lot of things that aren't necessarily that popular to begin with.

There definitely is a lot of criticism slung at Xros Wars, especially since it changes up the mechanics so much, and it's not like all of it isn't legitimate or it's a perfect series or anything. It suffers as much as any other from the fact that there is an unparalleled amount of focus in the main red and blue kids, and even among Digimon series with Xros Wars it gets pretty crazy. I also personally liked the structure of the story, but thinking on it I think one could easily view the way it progressed as repetitive....and there were a lot of mons I liked just because they had entertaining voices or quirks, which I doubt is as big a seller with most people.

I do think it has a lot of good points though. There's a lot of Digimon in the series, and despite being partnered with only a couple of kids, they all (mostly) get their own stories and development, which is a bit of a new thing for the franchise. The main kids who aren't the main character also develop a fair bit.

But, yeah, there's definitely a lot of negativity surrounding most of the later Digimon series, and Hunters is the one where I really do think it's warranted. Xros Wars gets its fair share of criticism, but watching Hunters just makes me appreciate it even more than I already did.

...huh, speaking of Digimon, Kukuhaku is up at Crunchyroll now. Totally kept forgetting that was today. Over and over again. Throughout the week.

And the movie is split up into 5 episodes this time around. Interesting.

Well, probably won't get to watch this for a while (so much homework to do this weekend)...so off to the bunker I go?

I'm gonna hate myself for watching the new episode. *Sighs*

Haven't watched it yet - plan to tonight (thanks for the reminder) - but already saw somebody complaining about a cliffhanger ending.

To which I just have to repeat my belief that they really did mean for this this to be an ongoing ~26 episode show like originally implied and still wrote it as such, but was broken up for... reasons.

To be honest I never could get into Xross Wars largely because of the massive aesthetic and mechanic changes.*ShoutMon looked like a very bad Guilemon fan drawling to me and I wasn't fond of the kids having multiple Mons I always preferred the more personal 1to1 bond a Tamer always had with their Digimon where they would compliment each others character as opposed to the collect a Mon series like Pokemon*

Managed to finish some work earlier than I expected so I decided to finish up Hunters today while I had some free time.


My feelings on it now are...complicated. I really didn't expect the last four episodes to change my thoughts on the series as a whole much at all, but...man. Wow.

I...actually think the last three episodes or so are more or less the perfect conclusion...to a show that could have been, but sadly, not at all the one we got. The more the endgame went on the more I was on board with everything that was going on.

In particular, the entire idea of Tagiru surpassing Taiki and taking his place among the legends (including Ryoma's part as a parallel, also striving for that goal) as the driving theme of the show really struck a chord with me. I mean, it's not like that hadn't been brought up before, Tagiru's entire motivation had always been wanting to surpass Taiki. But it didn't strike me until we were actually at that point, when it actually had to happen at an important part, that I realized what an actually brilliant driving theme it was for a Xros Wars follow up. Taiki's problem is that he's too perfect a protagonist, too perfect a hero. He himself doesn't change a bit throughout the 79 episodes of the Xros Wars saga. He was a fully realized goody two shoes from the beginning. And that's fine, at least for me. As I see it, Xros Wars is not about Taiki changing and improving as a person, it's about him helping others do that. However, despite not being the sort of dynamic character a protagonist really should be, he still had to fill that that role in XW. Tagiru, on the other hand, is a pretty flawed guy. He's hotheaded, kind of dumb, reckless, and irresponsible. Which means he has far more potential for growth, which is good for a protagonist. Placing him in the protagonist role in XW, with Yuu as the rival-friend hybrid that pushes him to be better, and Taiki this time in a mentor position as the goal Tagiru aims to reach and an example for him to follow...it's actually a really good set-up for what could have been a really good story and development for all of these characters. Oh man, it could have been so good. Just imagining it during those last 24 minutes. Chills. When in the last moments, when it really counts, the perfect hero can't fulfill that role, and the still imperfect Tagiru had to rise up to the challenge.

Given the right development and proper build up throughout the season, it could have been a really great climax. I mean, I'm not gonna lie, even if it didn't get any of that, I still really enjoyed it. The thought behind it was good.

It's just a shame that the show itself was not. It's so weird that these last few episodes really did change my opinion so weirdly. In a sense, it definitely made me more appreciative of what the show could have been (and what I guess they actually thought they were doing), while at the same time they only lowered my view of the first 20 something episodes of the show for being so mediocre.

It's just...such a huge disconnect. You get the sense that they were building up the fact that Tagiru was becoming this great hero throughout the show, so it naturally leads to him saving the world in the finale, but it's....bullshit. It didn't have to be but it was. I mentioned this in my last post, but Hunters had negligible stakes throught the entire show, raising them to astronomical levels at the very end doesn't work. For the first 80%+ of the show, nothing mattered. There was no overall significant story or meaningful development for anything or anyone. It's all dumb little stories of the week, this time about how one of Tagiru's classmates just really likes trains a lot, ok? he's all about trains, and then maybe next week about how this other one of his classmates' dad has problems making his ramen taste good.

It's...just...so inane. It makes me sad. The show really had a lot of potential, but it all ends up being too little too late. It had a good finish but since it didn't have any legs to stand on it just fell flat. And it's a damn shame.

There really were some really neat moments in the last few eps though. I've mostly talked about Tagiru, and his role in the last episode, but there's other things...

I enjoyed episode 24 quite a bit, actually. There was a very noticeable "getting the gang back together" vibe about it. Having all of Xros Heart back together and giving most of the main ones lines (except Sparrowmon because screw him I guess), giving Zenjirou and Akari Xros Loaders so they can actually Do Things (I'm probably alone in this, but I like the both of them even without Loaders. That being said, giving them more tangible ways to contribute is all right in my book regardless) ...was cool. Doesn't even nearly begin to make up for sidelining them so hard for the rest of the show, but...it could have been worse, theoretically.

Of course, the big elephant in the room about Hunters' endgame is the random inclusion of characters from the other Digimon series, and I...actually didn't mind that at all! Sure it's pretty unnecessary fanservice, but it's harmless, and considering each and every one of the shows these guys came from are themselves better than Hunters, their inclusion didn't exactly hurt it. Was also fun seeing them comment on the various different ways they each used their powers and all that. Zenjirou being a fun guy about it. I didn't mind it. About the worst thing that can be said about it is that it took up a little time, but not nearly as much as I expected, for one thing, and also it's not like they were gonna use that time to like, give Ren character development or something so I don't actually care.

(but like seriously, what the fuck was even Ren's point in the grand scheme of this show? Ryoma was Ryoma and Airu at least featured solo in a couple of episodes, functioning as Yuu's rival and at least growing a little bit in the process, but Ren was like....man, just, fuck Ren)

My favorite part in the entire show may just have been the very last plot twist, however. The identity of the clock man...holy crap. That was a pretty neat twist. Kinda nonsense, maybe, but I really really liked it.

...anyway, that sure is a wall of text. Hunters wasn't that good a show. But maybe it could have been. Oh well.

I hope Applimonsters is good.

Yeah sorry Tri, you’re still boring and way too slow. The only thing which pushes the story as a whole forward is again the last 5 seconds of the latest episode.

I can understand why they want to portray Digimon a bit more mature but it’s not working for me. I honestly would’ve preferred this storyline in the style of the older shows, with more things happening each episode and some side plots. Yes I know its movies and not a weekly airing anime but come on. They waste so much time on depression and sadness and shit that I don’t feel like I’m watching Digimon anymore. Which is the total opposite of the slice of life stories we got last time, but it suffers from the same problems.

I don’t even know what they want to build up on anymore, but no matter what it is, I don't think the pay-off will be worth it.

You can tell me I do not understand the spirit of this or whatever, but from what I get this is supposed to be the nostalgia bomb for the now grown-up fans of the original series, I’m a now grown-up fan of the originals series and I think this sucks. I hate how they cramp the mega evolutions in there but it doesn’t matter. Like, HerculesKabuterimon does literally nothing worth noting; at least Vikemon and Rosemon kicked some ass.

And I do not feel the reboot thing, at all. Who else expects this is all for nothing and the current Digiworld they’re in is fake, including "their" Digimon partners?

I will wait for the English dub of Tri movies to watch the rest of them. The Japanese voices are good and all, but Joshua Seth is always Tai to me. I can't imagine Tai's voice without him.