AniWorthIs Digimon Adventure 02 Movies worth watching?
Digimon Adventure 02 Movies
Verdict: Maybe
Worth It score: 71/100
The supported signals produce 71/100, but the evidence is not decisive enough for Watch.
Based on 7 usable reviews. This is a review-grounded estimate, not a universal verdict.
Signal coverage: 40%.
Criteria assessed
- Characters: Not verified by enough sourced reviews.
- Story: Not verified by enough sourced reviews.
- Emotion: Not verified by enough sourced reviews.
- Visuals: Not verified by enough sourced reviews.
- World: 7/10
- Pacing: Not verified by enough sourced reviews.
- Audio: Not verified by enough sourced reviews.
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Is Digimon Adventure 02 Movies worth watching?
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Introduction
Years after a young boy in America loses one of his Digimon friends, an evil viral Digimon successfully kidnaps the original Chosen Children. Their younger friends must race against time with their Digimon partners to discover the source of this new menace, and perhaps solve a years-old mystery.
(Source: ANN)
Where to watch
- Crunchyroll - search the official catalogue. Availability varies by country.
- Netflix - search the official catalogue. Availability varies by country.
- Prime Video - search the official catalogue. Availability varies by country.
- HIDIVE - search the official catalogue. Availability varies by country.
- ADN - search the official catalogue. Availability varies by country.
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList : 7.1/10 · 28357
MyAnimeList : 68.2/100 · 4257
MyAnimeList : 68/100
Audience reviews
7 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
_Bubassotto_
It is the Digimon entry designed to win over the American audience.
My impression while watching this film was that it functions more like a special aimed at the Western market than a truly significant continuation of Digimon Adventure 02. The entire premise revolves around the disappearance of various DigiDestined scattered across the globe, taking Daisuke, Ken, Miyako, and Iori to the United States to investigate the case and face a new threat. The concept itself isn't bad, as it expands the franchise's universe by showing that there are DigiDestined in other countries, something that had always piqued fans' curiosity.
The problem is that, in practice, the execution never quite convinced me. The U.S. setting feels like it was chosen specifically to bring the franchise closer to America…
Read at the sourceLancelotSB
Digimon 02 is my favourite series in the Digimon franchise. As for the movies, they have all been quite mediocre in my opinion, but unlike those, this one actually feels like a real movie, even though it was split into three parts, which I found unamusing.
The scores in the movie existed but were lacking. The voice casting was generally fine, except for the character Wallace. To be honest, I find Wallace quite annoying, especially when he constantly refers to Terriermon as "Gummymon."
I'm not a fan of some of the odd choices made by the directors throughout the film. For instance, Wallace is portrayed as bilingual and changes his voice drastically when switching languages (Japanese and English), which doesn't quite make sense. Additionally, the use of country-style instrumentals during…
Read at the sourcespacenewtype
Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought the English re-edit of this move as part of Digimon The Movie would have made the content of this movie MORE understandable.
The art design is stellar and the animation top notch. Where this loses me completely are in the music and the story.
Throughout the movie we are treated to a bizarre mix of jazz Noir and very offbeat country music. This isn't a bad thing in concept but in execution. The music never changes to match the feeling or content of the scene. It drones on without a care. It would be a little impressive if it wasn't so damaging to the experience. I think the only movie specific song that works is the end credits.
As for the story, I'll just say we never actually get any idea what the root cause of the conflict is in this. In…
Read at the sourceSingandPlay
Consensus: 7/10
This was very interesting. I started this a while back and didn’t really get into it. Coming back to this I had a good time. I actually enjoyed the slower pace and the unique musical choices were very charming. Not to mention the art direction and animation were very satisfying.
***Breakdown below***
Dialogue / Script ❌:
Story / Plot ✅: This film has the most interesting narrative out of the digimon films I've seen at this point. It is a nice change of pace having such a small-scale story as well.
Score ✅: The soundtrack by Takanori Arisawa creates a mysterious atmosphere which is accurately reflected when the majority of the cast are baffled by the bizarre events occurring around them. This sense of dissonance continues throughout the film to its benefit in my opinion.…
Read at the sourceAren_sama
I've watched this movie countless times when I was a child and I had good memories of it cause it was the first time Holydramon was seen in the series and angewomon is my fav digimon so I was really hyped to rewatch the movie!
Well, there are no words in this world that can describe how bored I as watching this movie. The character Wallace is the most boring and annoying guy ever and the music and sound effects are just pathetic. Why the hell would you use elevator music in the main fight scene of the movie? Angewomon finally evolves into Holydramon and gets a 5 second airtime before she gets one taped by the most poorly developed virus digimon ever. Can't help but laugh at this ngl xd
I'll give it a 4 just cause I got to see Holydramon :)))
Read at the sourceLil-Bird
Likewise with most anime movies, it seems, Digimon movies tend to split fans on whether-or-not they should be considered or treated as canon. When it comes to the original series, “Our War Game” and its supposed-sequel “Revenge of Diaboromon” get the most debate, but no one seems to really question about the Zero Two movie—well, technically twin movies, “Digimon Hurricane Touchdown!!” and “Supreme Evolution!! The Golden Digimentals”. There's probably a good reason for that, but it would depend on the fan.
This movie has the unfortunate luck to be the last part in the English dub of the Digimon movie, and thus labeled a black sheep. “Our War Game” is admittedly hard to top, but when Saban Entertainment made the attempt to link that movie to this, things got messy and more confusing rather…
Read at the sourceNakataNoGyaku
This has got to be the WORST Digimon movie ever!!! I really couldn't be more bored than this.
First of I really really hated that guy named Wallace, he literally made me scream a couple of times out of anger for how annoying he is.
But what was also really annoying was the music. . . the ELEVATOR MUSIC ruined the whole fighting experience. . .
Only thing I could enjoy were the visuals, but still . . . 3/10
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