Digimon Adventure Tri: Final egg hatched! First PV will be shown on 6th of May

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orochi91

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Now i remembered who Tai remind me of, this guy:



Sawada Tsunayoshi from the amazing anime katekyo hitman reborn

Oh look, a typical cowardly and indecisive anime MC.

Not seeing the similarities here, other than the brown hair.

Tai shits all over Tsuna, in both the looks and personality department.
 

I-hate-u

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i wonder why people aren't mentioning the fact that this director is the same director for school days.

hmmm....

well i have hope for this series regardless :3

Edit: JESUS CHRIST he also directed "Because I Don't Like My Big Brother At All!"
All hope is lost. Both of these are... well... High on my most hated anime list.

Damn it second edit:

Found this... like it better than the official one:

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Hikari and Sora are creeping me out n
 
Taken from previous thread.

For those who don't know:
Daisuke = Davis
Miyako = Yolei
Iori = Cody

The epilogue and odd coupling of characters is the least of 02's problems.

What made the first season for me, is the children's relationships with one another and their "real-world problems". Divorce, adoption, living up to parent's expectations, etc.

02 barely had any of what made the original Adventure special. They go in and out of the Digital World as they please and never really grow as characters (with exception of Ken of course).

Here are my full thoughts on the issue:
Adventure 02 is worth watching. Concepts like DNA-digivolving and human villains are awesome. There is a more morally grey aspect to this season which I enjoyed.
Really, the reason I rage about it so much is that it had the chance to be amazing. I had fond memories of it and was pretty excited coming off the heels of Adventure to rewatch it.

So with that in mind, I present to you the list of bad things in 02:
- Dark Ocean... (Thought I'd get this out of the way.)
- Daisuke is a hot head like Tai, but unlike Tai, never changes. He is always right and when he's not, there is no consequences.
Notice he never has a problem with digivolving, unlike other lead characters in other seasons.
- Miyako is a Mary Sue to Daisuke's Gary Stu. Never learns anything.
- Iori, despite having character development, is the most boring character.
- Miyako should have received the Knowledge Digimental and Iori, Sincerity. Makes a lot more sense for both characters.
- Hikari and Takeru are background. Their involvement lessens as time goes on.
(As Daisuke's interest in Hikari lessens.)
- Ken has way too much time dedicated to his character.
- Blackwargreymon, as cool as he is, is inconsequential to the plot.
- The destiny stone arc is a repeat every episode and means nothing.
- The world tour also *gasp* goes nowhere.
- A ton of other people having Digimon ruins the magic of it.
- Hey, Demon's pretty cool- oh.
- The kids barely have a relationship with each other.
I mean this as in there is no real development between characters. (With exception of Ken and Daisuke.)
When the whole point of DNA digivolving is the relationship between two people, you think this would be pretty important.
- The kids barely have a relationship with their families. (Except Ken and maybe Iori.)
- I'm a little over hating Shakkoumon, but still... Iori and Takeru got shafted.
(Speaking of Takeru, he became a Law-aligned psychopath. Wonder how he plays Shin Megami Tensei games...)
- The girls' "visions" at the end are extremely superficial. It completely takes any good will towards Miyako away.
- Let's not mention the epilogue... I think enough has been said.
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Bringing back Vamdemon weakened the ending and impact of previously morally grey villains.

Sorry everyone, had to get it off my chest. >.>
 

Nightbird

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Hm, never thought about it that way, and never noticed those issues.
I might have to watch it again with that List in Mind.

Thanks for the List though, it's always intresting to see what kind of things you can miss by watching casually as kid :)
 

Snwaters

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Hm, never thought about it that way, and never noticed those issues.
I might have to watch it again with that List in Mind.

Thanks for the List though, it's always intresting to see what kind of you can miss by watching casually as kid :)

If you don't have the time, These excellent videos do a pretty good job of actually illustrating just about all the problems of Season 2.
 

NeonZ

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So do any of the seasons past the 1st two take place in the same universe?

Xross Wars is divided into three seasons, all in the same world. The first two are basically two parts of the same story, but the final one, Hunters, is a story break with new protagonist and old characters in supporting roles, like 02.

Hunters also has crossovers episodes at the end with all the past heroes appearing, but they're coming from different worlds and that crossover itself ends up rather disappointing since the final episode is almost entirely focused on Hunters' main hero, with everyone else sidelined. It has quite a few good moments before that, but, before that final arc Hunters is likely the most episodic Digimon season ever, with basically no plot at all aside from some brief foreshadowing.
 

Zeroth

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Taken from previous thread.

For those who don't know:
Daisuke = Davis
Miyako = Yolei
Iori = Cody

Adventure 2 had way too many problems due to all the writer changes. Hopefully this new season will be far more consistent, and have a higher quality than the past Digimon seasons.
 
Hm, never thought about it that way, and never noticed those issues.
I might have to watch it again with that List in Mind.

Thanks for the List though, it's always intresting to see what kind of things you can miss by watching casually as kid :)

It surprised me how angry I got at 02 after I rewatched it. Adventure got me invested in Digimon again and 02 fell off a cliff. Such a disappointing season. I wouldn't mind if they retcon it.

If you don't have the time, These excellent videos do a pretty good job of actually illustrating just about all the problems of Season 2.

There are good points brought here that I didn't even mention. The second half of the season makes no sense. -.-

I forgot evil Ken took up the entire first half...
 
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so is sora also tai's sister now or what

I was so excited but then I saw the designs -_____-

WTF. Their eyes look weird as well.

It looks like the entire cast has been painted over with some generic anime style :(

Also they got the director of School Days......are they trying to ruin everyones childhood. I'm worried.

Oh and might as well chime in......Matt sucks.
 

LX_Theo

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What we can hope for is that they make a real effort to make this something respectable. They can't want to make a fanservice series or a children's anime. They need to take what the original series did and really expand on it.

Yeah, I know I'm stating the obvious, but its the first step that may well be forgotten or ignored by the producers.
 
What we can hope for is that they make a real effort to make this something respectable. They can't want to make a fanservice series or a children's anime. They need to take what the original series did and really expand on it.

Yeah, I know I'm stating the obvious, but its the first step that may well be forgotten or ignored by the producers.

I wouldn't expect much out of Toei, but I'll hope for the best. :/
 
Taken from previous thread.

For those who don't know:
Daisuke = Davis
Miyako = Yolei
Iori = Cody

I don't remember the villians being grey so much as having sympatetich stories or moments. Then you remember that the main motivation is
an adult wanting to visit the Digital World because grief
an doing that in the most Supervillian and creepy way possible and that the bad guy sideckicks were quite assholes in their first apparences before devolving in Team Rocket after BlackWarGreymon shenigans.

Maybe I remember wrong, I just hated the ending.
 
I don't remember the villians being grey so much as having sympatetich stories or moments. Then you remember that the main motivation is
an adult wanting to visit the Digital World because grief
and that the bad guy sideckicks were quite assholes in their first apparences before devolving in Team Rocket after BlackWarGreymon shenigans.

Maybe I remember wrong, I just hated the ending.

Vamdemon killing Team Rocket was actually pretty depressing. It makes you realize how straight up evil all the villains were in the first season.

Oikawa could have been done better, but his backstory and relationship to Iori/Cody were probably the more interesting parts of the show.
 
Vamdemon killing Team Rocket was actually pretty depressing. It makes you realize how straight up evil all the villains were in the first season.

Oikawa could have been done better, but his backstory and relationship to Iori/Cody were probably the more interesting parts of the show.

Oh I agree with you, but their motives were hardly in the gray spectrum of morality. Just that the villians of 1 were literal monsters that were threatening most of time (and was awesome in it, in what other show a bunch of kids runing from monkey with sunglasses and a teddy bear will be serious and self doubting moment for the protagonists).
 
Oh I agree with you, but their motives were hardly in the gray spectrum of morality. Just that the villians of 1 were literal monsters that were threatening most of time (and was awesome in it, in what other show a bunch of kids runing from monkey with sunglasses and a teddy bear will be serious and self doubting moment for the protagonists).

I don't think they ever reached the "true morally grey area" but I think it was heading in the right direction. The season focused more on its villains development than its main cast (to its detriment honestly).

Ken, Blackwargreymon, and even Oikawa are more memorable to me than Adventure's villains (except Vamdemon). I think what 02 was attempting to do was one of the few commendable aspects of the season.

Then Tamers came, shook its head, and said "This is how it's done."
 

Snwaters

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There are good points brought here that I didn't even mention. The second half of the season makes no sense. -.-

I forgot evil Ken took up the entire first half...

I can't even blame a shift in writers mid season as to why it failed so hard. It's almost as if people literally forgot how to write.

So many plots in the later half of Season 2 go nowhere.

Really hoping Tri fixes a lot of the problems. Dude is right when he mentions the poor character development.

Man was the characterization crap
 

jwk94

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i wonder why people aren't mentioning the fact that this director is the same director for school days.

hmmm....

well i have hope for this series regardless :3

Edit: JESUS CHRIST he also directed "Because I Don't Like My Big Brother At All!"
All hope is lost. Both of these are... well... High on my most hated anime list.

Damn it second edit:

Found this... like it better than the official one:

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This looks infinitely better than the design in the OP.
 
I love the new designs, really.

Feels like the anime is aiming towards a more "mature" audience (not only kids but teenagers and even young adults, since they were kids when the season 1 was aired)
 

Takashi

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Oh shit I'd forgotten about this. Does this mean they finally did away with that egg clicking bs?


Only problem is the bland face designs. That second pic is how it should be.
 

belushy

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Oh shit I'd forgotten about this. Does this mean they finally did away with that egg clicking bs?


Only problem is the bland face designs. That second pic is how it should be.

I think there is still egg clicking. Hoping the next round shows the Digimon.
 

studyguy

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Cencoroll is fantastic by the way, everyone should watch it and pray to the gods that the one man machine behind it finishes the second one sometime this decade.
 
I don't think they ever reached the "true morally grey area" but I think it was heading in the right direction. The season focused more on its villains development than its main cast (to its detriment honestly).

Ken, Blackwargreymon, and even Oikawa are more memorable to me than Adventure's villains (except Vamdemon). I think what 02 was attempting to do was one of the few commendable aspects of the season.

Then Tamers came, shook its head, and said "This is how it's done."

I liked Ken in both villain and hero characterizations and Oikawa could have worked better. But honestly they were less memorable to me even well better developed. In the end I don't remember what was the point of blackwargreymon outside "we need someone threatening but not being the main bad"
 

Snwaters

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It'll be interesting to see where we go from here if the Season goes well. Like would they do a special for Tamers? Or stick with the proven global popularity of the Adventure kids, and turn it serial? I guess we'll see.

Here's hoping we get some story details on the 20th. Maybe even a small trailer. I doubt it, but one can hope.
 

Croc

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Yeah I love the new designs as well.

I like the old designs mostly out of a place of nostalgia. It would have looked really out of place to keep those around and would have lost a lot of interest from potential new viewers, so it only makes sense they went with a more modern approach.

At the very least I know this show will be gorgeous to look at, after having seen Tsuritama. I definitely wouldn't call this art style "generic anime" though, it's weird seeing people say that.
 
I liked Ken in both villain and hero characterizations and Oikawa could have worked better. But honestly they were less memorable to me even well better developed. In the end I don't remember what was the point of blackwargreymon outside "we need someone threatening but not being the main bad"

Blackwargreymon was pointless and way too angsty, but I remember his deal better than Etemon. However, I think at this point it comes down to personal preference.

YES, EXACTLY

God, thank you. 02 is thrash, and not enough folks know that.

Some part of me believes it's mostly nostalgia. Like I said, it was my favorite season as a kid.

Yeah I love the new designs as well.

I like the old designs mostly out of a place of nostalgia. It would have looked really out of place to keep those around and would have lost a lot of interest from potential new viewers, so it only makes sense they went with a more modern approach.

At the very least I know this show will be gorgeous to look at, after having seen Tsuritama. I definitely wouldn't call this art style "generic anime" though, it's weird seeing people say that.

It reminds me a bit of Hosoda's style honestly, which isn't bad at all.
 
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