Because much of the story has to deal with how their emotions and personalities affect the digital world, the story gives them a lot of room for personal growth. The characters were given a huge amount of depth. But by the 19th time I heard the English lyrics, I started dreading the transformation sequences.Ĭharacters: Now for the only part of this anime that was any good. But, the intermediate bits are pretty decent.
Sound: There are only so many time you can hear "Digimon, Digital Monsters, Digimon are the champions!" before you want to punch something. It might have been cool in the early 2000s, but it has not stood the test of time. Until you get to the second half of the anime and then suddently, Toei Animation decided it wanted to experiment with CGI. Even being outside of the target audience, I found the storyline to be pretty fun.Īnimation: Bright, colorful, and pretty simplistic for the most part. The story allows for plenty of character development, interesting sub plots, and a lot of action scenes. Cue shounen levels of growth excelleration. There, they meet their Digimon and are told they have to save the Digital World or else their world will be in trouble. The main storyline is that 7 students are caught up in a freak storm and transported to the Digital World. Story: There are four main arcs in this anime, and each lasts anywhere from 8 to 14 episodes. Since I am well out of the target audience range, I might look at this anime with a more critical eye than most. While most reviewers will have some form of nostalgia when watching and reviewing this anime, this is actually my first time viewing it.
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