Audience reviews
20 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
CataOrShane
Quick note: I've been a Digimon fan since I was 7 years old. I'm 28 now. I've watched all Digimon media released up to this point and I've played a few Digimon videogames as well.
Last movie left me disappointed and this one... well. Beware of SPOILERS because it's impossible to review this movie without them.
Taichi was alive and well all this time but FOR SOME UNEXPLAINED REASON Nishijima, which fell at the same exact time and place as Taichi did, is fatally injured. Yes, a Digimon film features a human death aka irreversible death. How lovely! Actually, it's not the only one because Himekawa also dies!!! And Meicoomon is never seen or heard of again, even after a 3 months time skip!!!!
Don't you just love when an awesome child-friendly anime from 1999 just turns on itself for no re…
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Be warned that the ending will be spoiled
I would not say that Digimon Tri adventure is bad all over, a lot of people go overboard, I particularly liked the 5 movies and even the sixth until the ending, it follows the line of the other movies not being a masterpiece but also not the swamp monster people claim to be , the end however is unforgivable, you can not create a character make him hardly say anything during 6 films, kill him and think that everything is fine because it is not, there are rumors that meiko will not be in the 2020 movie, if true this makes Meiko and Meicoomon look like Filler characters that appear in an anime arc and never mentioned again, it doesn't matter that people didn't like the character, using a character just for a movie and in the end taking any chance of…
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**THIS IS A REVIEW OF ALL 6 MOVIES**
**CONTAINS SPOILERS!!**
*Animation*
What bothers me the most in the entire Digimon Tri is the lack of facial animations and how emotions are displayed. I remember seeing
many scenes where terrible things are happening in front of the characters eyes and they look like they don't even care. Sure they are
adults and all but if they keep talking about things like friendship and digimon companions, I would expect to see a little more shock
in their faces when things go bad. The biggest insult however is the fact that many times I see characters staring to distance without
even saying anything to each other like they forgot their own lines or something. Like cmon, atleast try to create convincing discussion about something..
*Fights*
All the fights b…
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An interesting but unnecessary Digimon story. (A review of all the Tri stories)
I understand that for the 15th anniversary of Digimon, the studio wanted to do something fun and interesting. This story however feels like it could have been better suited to one of the other Digimon properties. I think a story taking place 3 years after the event in Tamers might have worked better with a more developed digital world. But alas, we returned to the original characters.
Story:
There really isn't much to say regarding the overall story of the Tri series. There seemed to be more loose ends than answers. The characters struggled to really find their ground here. It seemed like the producers wanted to have the original characters but in their more grown up state. It made the story unbalanced.
A…
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This review will be based on all 6 movies of Digimon Adventure Tri series.
Plot: 4
It starts off well, enough suspense, keeping on the edge for the first two movies. On the third one however, I felt the story kind of drags throughout the story. There are many plot holes, many questions that I have left unanswered. The flow of the story feels a bit jumpy and not smooth due to the plot holes.
Characters: 4
I'm kind of glad the fan services did not extend too far in this series. Like I'm here for the actions and friendships not the implied possible relationships that they seem to focus on. Moving on, I would just discuss a few problematic characters.
Taichi: LORD, I get his fear, I really do. The fear of hurting people and causing more damage, yet still, till the end, this character dev…
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Before I start my review, please be aware my review covers my thoughts for all six films of the Digimon Tri film series. That said, on with the review.
Digimon Tri serves as a continuation of the Digimon Adventure series featuring the Digidestined as teens where they reunite with their partner Digimon to combat a mysterious computer virus that is causing Digimon to go berserk and tearing portals between reality and the Digital World for the berserk Digimon to wreck havoc. Outside of the eight original Digidestined, they are joined by a new classmate named Meiko Mochizuki and her partner Digimon, Meicoomon.
Digimon Tri has its fair share of ups and downs throughout its six-movie series run. The first three films of the series actually offer up the best quality of Tri's run serving to rec…
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ENG: this latest movie ends the new digidestined adventure in a simple but good way. Nothing perfect or incredible, but the movie managed to be better than the previous one. The animation remains the quality of the first film (which is fine, but what was that about the film focusing on the Ordinemon's butt!? My God!). The soundtrack is good as well, but there was a larger repetition of some songs (compared to the previous five films), which may irritate some people (this was not my case, but it almost happens). The film ends with a feeling that there are still very important things to complete (but in other things it concludes well, respecting some consequences that arose during those 6 films). Finishing, the movie is cool, but it could have a more interesting and not so generic climax.
P…
Read at the sourceReyven88
ok i feel the need to write the review cause i see a lot of people badmouthing the show.
If you are my age(30 yo) then probably digimon was one of the first anime you watched and got to live the magic of anime.
Digimon adventure imo is a masterpiece of 90's with beautiful story cool chars and lots of adventure and feels.Personally i didn't like the rest of the franchise shows.
Anyway back to digimon tri...for me it was a chance to relive so many memories and feels, to see how the chars grew up after all these years .I was so excited that i could watch new adventures with my old pals (I mean the characters) to hear the new version of my favorite anime soundtracks....Seriously if you are younger than 25 you dont get it.so dont bother watching it.You probably loved more digimon tamers whic…
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Nostalgia's a powerful thing. As a whole, I've been wondering who's the intended demographic for these DigiTri films. The general direction & connecting narrative is almost, just almost, mature & slightly philosophical for fans of Adventure 01/ Digifans who grew up on the series. But at times it still feels campy & cliche enough for the kiddies/new generation to enjoy.
True, I'm a bit rusty of my Adventure 01 & 02 lore. But more so in No.6 :Mirai, the entire plot feels messy & the pacing's pretty slow. These sequel films leave a somewhat strange experience when trying to place it within the original timeline & all we've learnt from there.
Again, this could just be the nostalgia speaking, but kudos to the characters & a semblance of development. I really don't mean to spark a fandom war h…
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*This review covers the whole series and contains spoilers*
Digimon Adventure tri. had a lot of things I liked. Bringing back the original cast, giving it a slightly more mature feel, the storyline of Himekawa, the reference to the Dark Ocean, and more. However, there were a lot of gripes I had while watching it; the complete disregard for the 02 cast, Meiko's character in general, the reference to the Dark Ocean, the personalities of the partner Digimon being generalized to be like children.
As someone who grew up on the original Digimon Adventure and Digimon Adventure 02, I was very excited not only to see the characters I grew up with grow up with me, but for the prospect of bringing the cast of the original series and 02 together for one big adventure. Each installment I would eagerl…
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I grew up with Digimon Adventure and I was looking forward to the "movies".
When you have a special connecting with a series, then you feel overwhelmed and nostalgic- so it was when I rewatched the two Digimon Adventure Season, to know, where Digimon ended and to understand what will come next.
While I was rewatching it, I wasn't disappointed at all- the characters were lovely, the artwork was original, the plot stunning and the dialogues and morals perfect.
But Digimon lost all his charms within 6 movies. To even think about that, how all the years Digimon was a genre on his own, it got destroyed in 12 hours.
Plot:
basically we have our beloved characters plus a newbie which doesn't fit at all. The digimon of the newbie has so much power, that it can destroy both worlds- real world an…
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Non-spoilerely short version: Digimon Tri is a "meh" series of movies that will be pretty enjoyable for those with a strong imagination, very specific shippings or a nice dose of nostalgia. If not, you may still enjoy it, but I recommend you try thinking of Tai as the real main character as opposed to the group being, and that you don't get your hopes too high about any particular idea or plot-point.
THE REVIEW BELOW IS FULL OF SPOILERS! DO NOT READ IT UNLESS YOU HAVE SEEN THE MOVIES OR DON'T MIND SPOILERS!!!!! Digimon Adventure Tri is centered around it's main character, Tai, three ship-fodder characters (Mimi,Matt and Sora), two plot devices (Kari and Izzy), two filler characters to round out the stereotypes (Joe and T.K.) and one ghost (Meico), though the three later can barely be s…
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This is a review for all 6 movies. Some spoiler are included because they show just how much of a mess these movies were. And it's nothing the freaking posters didn't spoil anyway.
As a big fan of Digimon Adventure (one of the first anime I ever watched) I was looking forward to a continuation. I know 02 had a lot of flaws. I didn't really like the ending to it and was looking forward to maybe a retcon. I did not get my wish. What I got was a continuation that pretty much spat in the face of almost every Digimon Adventure fan. They did not get a single thing right in these "movies". I use quotation makrs because they are not really movies. It's a 2 cour series bungled into 6 movies. That alone created problems to the story. So let's get into it, shall we?
Story: The 2nd biggest offender…
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Here we is, the end of adventure tri, am i disappointed? not much, i have break with digimon from 2016 to 2017 and appmon saved my hopes with the franchise's future, but i already expecting the series won't be this good, since i have watched the first two ovas before the break...then i became disappointed as i thought, since i have watched the first two ovas before this break
you know, i was really hyped for this ova, really. I remember seeing the trailers and really freaking out with it a thinking "OW THIS REALLY DON'T LOOK LIKE TOEI" and i need to say, i really liked "saikai", looks like they really trying to update digimon adventure...but them i realize...it was just a fanservice.
Every fucking digimon fanboy whant to see omegamon and alphamon fighting just to see who is the strongest r…
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First off, this isn't a review for just part 6. Since this is the last part, I decided to review Digimon Tri as a while here.
I really really wanted to love this series, but it just was a disappointment. Starting off with part 1, it was more or less just an introduction to the series. It was a bit slow, but I'll let the pace go on this one.
Part 2's pacing was pretty bad. But I loved how they gave character development for Mimi and Joe. I am serious these two honestly got fantastic development, but unfortunately the majority of this part was a culture festival and hot springs. It wasn't until the very end of this part where we finally got the real conflict of Tri introduced.
Part 3.... was absolutely brilliant. The emotion, the pacing, the storytelling, everything was amazing. I did n…
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This is a review for the entirety of Tri. There are SPOILERS ahead:
Digimon Adventure Tri was ... quite a ride, for better and for worse. A ride that sometimes tried to give us something exciting but more often than not was just satisfied to give us lazy excuses for fanservice and plays with nostalgia to reach into our wallets.
The original Adventure 01 show has quite the dedicated following and it's pretty clear why: It told a story that cared about its own characters which in return made us care. The stakes felt real. The characters themselves felt so real that more than a decade later, there are still people talking about and loving these kids and their Digimon. It gave us thrill, excitement and genuine bonds. More importantly, the story itself treated its young audience not as "kids…
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No payoff for any of the millions of questions raised during the previous five movies, and an incredibly blue balling resolution to the 02 kids tease in the first movie. The only things that get revealed are the identity of Hackmon and an undoing of a facet of the entire premise of the second half of the series. That facet hasn't been relevant since the fourth movie, but it was still a changed status quo.
As with the previous entries, it's barely even animated. The sky is an ugly digital filter. Atrocious.
Do not watch these. For the love of God, just don't.
It even had the audacity to sequel hook with Jennai. BECAUSE THE EVIL JENNAI NEVER GETS EXPLAINED.
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Once upon a time (2 years ago but whose counting) I gave the first two Digimon tri movies the benefit of the doubt. I had faith that Toei would answer my questions and create a satisfying follow up to their beloved original two seasons. I was wrong.
Digimon tri is trash. Absolute trash that only exists so Toei can grub some money out of a franchise that's been on the decline for over a decade. The first movie pulls you in with a good balance of fanservice and some intrigue surrounding the 02 cast going missing and it all sharply goes downhill from there.
Meiko feels like some 13 year olds attempt at a Digimon OC which fits since this whole thing comes off as someone who didn't like 02's bitter fanfiction. Honestly if you took her out of the movie and made Meicoomon some random Digimon no…
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This is based on my assumptions.
Initially, I was expecting to be a longer series but not a 6 piece. If you take a look, Both DA and DA02 had 50+ episodes while this is halved.
My biggest issue is that, they rather limit to a 6 piece movie so everything will rush itself at first, and then bait you with a possible installment due to the open end, it's very unorganized.
Imagine if being an actual continuation from the open end, it would likely be worse as everything was thrown out into the first 6 already.
Perhaps if Toei had given the series much more time instead of just 6 movies at once, the characters and story would have been way better given proper pacing. [The worse is that, this was an anniversary project, it feels like they're betraying fans expectation with this as a result to m…
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*This review covers all 6 movies, but still mainly focuses on the 6th*
Speaking of "movies" these are not movies. Originally Toie was supposed to create a new 2-cour long Digimon series, but decided to change this midway and release them in an another format. What this format was officially called was "movies", but this isn't true. They are "instalments". Releasing around 4 episodes worth of content at a time in 6 different instalments.
In the beginning, this idea was seen as a pro, but folks also acknowledged it could backfire. Similar anime releases had been done in the past with great success and insane production values. These titles include Kara no Kyoukai, Hellsing Ultimate, Kizumonogatari trilogy, and even Gundam Origin which btw ended at the same day as this Digimon series. The…
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