Oh boy, next ep (Jan 8) is gonna rock.
Hint:Observe the silhouettes
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Christmas dinner at the Digimon King's palace
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Damn right, got battle scars too!
It's Flamemon (Agunimon/Takuya as Rookie).Is that thing with the cut horns someone's fursona or something? I have never seen that Digimon...
I think it appeared in the anime for a really short while near the last few episodes or so.Yeah Flamon/Flamemon. We never see it in the anime I think.
One episode where he was lost in spirit after a fight.I think it appeared in the anime for a really short while near the last few episodes or so.
On another topic, I started Savers some time ago and I liked what I saw, though it was only 8 episodes or so. Is it worth continuing to the end.
Spent my entire Winter Break watching Digimon Adventure 02 on HULU, the sheer nostalgic joy I got from WarGreymon Vs. BlackWarGreymon was the best.
Anyone remember the game Digimon World? I remember playing it at my friends house and really liking it, but never got around to buying it. I think I might have to purchase a copy off Amazon or somewhere and start playing it again.
Is that the one with a blue Metal Greymon on the cover? I remember that game. That said, the only thing I don't remember about it is that it wasn't like Digimon Adventure at all, which I didn't like, and that when inside buildings you could only walk, not run.
Savers is data squad in the US right?
Correct. The first four shows were simply called Digimon in the US. I kind of wonder if Xros Wars will ever get a dub.
Yep.
I guess it's the only one so far with the title changed (for some odd reason).
Weird, I recall seeing 02, Tamers and Frontier at some point in their English dubs...
Toei Animation Europe has a listing for "Digimon Fusion Battles" on their website: http://www.toei-animation.com/en/content/digimon-fusion-battles. Not sure if that means anything or not, but I thought it was interesting. It says the year is 2010-2011 which is odd, but it does list it as "in production" so who knows.Correct. The first four shows were simply called Digimon in the US. I kind of wonder if Xros Wars will ever get a dub.
Really? I always remember them simply calling it Digimon.
*checks Tamers dub intro* Nope, it's just called Digimon.
Toei Animation Europe has a listing for "Digimon Fusion Battles" on their website: http://www.toei-animation.com/en/con...fusion-battles. Not sure if that means anything or not, but I thought it was interesting. It says the year is 2010-2011 which is odd, but it does list it as "in production" so who knows.
Weird, I recall seeing 02, Tamers and Frontier at some point in their English dubs...
Guys, tomorrow is the day we were all waiting for. Are you ready?!?
what?
So I heard u liek nostrils agumon
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Or original
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So I heard u liek nostrils agumon
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Or original
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Do note that outside of 1 and 2 no Digimon shows are connected.
I'm surprised that people forgot Magnamon.
Since people are suddenly "how can Daisuke fight when his best mon is XVmon and he can't Imperialdramon without Stingmon!" when somehow they forgot Magnamon existed. Though I guess that happens when you only appear 1 episode and lacked build up.
Nope.I thought eggs were interchangeable.
I thought they were only interchangeable in the games, while in the show, everyone got either 1 or 2, with Davis getting the lucky draw being the hero.
I'm surprised that people forgot Magnamon.
Since people are suddenly "how can Daisuke fight when his best mon is XVmon and he can't Imperialdramon without Stingmon!" when somehow they forgot Magnamon existed. Though I guess that happens when you only appear 1 episode and lacked build up.
Any reason why his finisher move was called Extreme Jihad?
Also, that is the most epic scene in the entire series.
I wonder what Wormmon would transform into with that egg.
Any reason why his finisher move was called Extreme Jihad?
The term 'jihad' has accrued both violent and non-violent meanings. It can simply mean striving to live a moral and virtuous life, spreading and defending Islam as well as fighting injustice and oppression, among other things.[15] The relative importance of these two forms of jihad is a matter of controversy. A poll by Gallup showed that a "significant majority" of Muslim Indonesians define the term to mean "sacrificing one's life for the sake of Islam/God/a just cause" or "fighting against the opponents of Islam". In Lebanon, Kuwait, Jordan, and Morocco, the majority used the term to mean "duty toward God", a "divine duty", or a "worship of God", with no militaristic connotations. Other responses referenced, in descending order of prevalence:
"A commitment to hard work" and "achieving one's goals in life"
"Struggling to achieve a noble cause"
"Promoting peace, harmony or cooperation, and assisting others"
"Living the principles of Islam"[16]