#digimon adventure 2020 episode 33

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DIGIMON ADVENTURE: (2020) Screencaps

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Bonus: Blu-ray Extras ♥ zip Digivices ♥ zip Crests ♥ zip Other ♥ zip 1, zip 2

♥ Previous season posts: Adventure, Adventure 02, Tamers, Frontier, Savers, Xros Wars, Xros Wars: 7 Death Generals, Xros Wars: Young Hunters, Appmon, Ghost Game. Franchise master post over here. ♥ If you have any problems with the download links, let me know, and I’ll toss you an alternate link or split them smaller or something. ♥ Have fun making a buttload of icons or edits or whatever.

Creditless Opening → 296 screencaps / 247MB Creditless Ending 1 → 59 screencaps / 53MB Creditless Ending 2 → 122 screencaps / 121MB Creditless Ending 3 → 45 screencaps / 47MB Creditless Ending 4 → 67 screencaps / 60MB Creditless Ending 5 → 49 screencaps / 46MB Title Cards → 68 screencaps / 17MB Evolution Sequences → 580 screencaps / 465MB Eyecatch → 14 screencaps / 12MB Episode 1 Opening Narration → 20 screencaps / 17MB

01: Tokyo Digital Crisis → 1,137 screencaps / 1GB 02: War Game → 1,017 screencaps / 728MB 03: And to the Digital World → 638 screencaps / 468MB 04: Birdramon Soars → 848 screencaps / 673MB 05: The Holy Digimon → 703 screencaps / 611MB 06: The Targeted Kingdom → 825 screencaps / 697MB 07: That Boy is Kido Jou → 817 screencaps / 682MB 08: The Children's Attack on the Fortress → 900 screencaps / 638MB 09: The Perfect Digimon Attacks → 704 screencaps / 535MB 10: The Steel-Solid Super Evolution → 602 screencaps / 503MB 11: The Wolf Standing Atop the Desert → 807 screencaps / 616MB 12: Lilimon Blooms → 852 screencaps / 638MB 13: Garudamon of the Crimson Wings → 794 screencaps / 651MB 14: The Kings of the Insects Clash → 760 screencaps / 701MB 15: Zudomon's Iron Hammer of Lightning → 804 screencaps / 739MB 16: The Jet-Black Shadow Invades Tokyo → 864 screencaps / 792MB 17: The Battle in Tokyo Against Orochimon → 936 screencaps / 637MB 18: Countdown to Tokyo's Annihilation → 661 screencaps / 469MB 19: Howl, Juuouken → 744 screencaps / 524MB 20: The Seventh One Awakens → 780 screencaps / 495MB 21: The Tide-Turning Update → 736 screencaps / 506MB 22: The Unbeatable Blue Sagittarius → 867 screencaps / 650MB 23: The Messenger of Darkness, Devimon → 806 screencaps / 570MB 24: The Final Stage, DoneDevimon → 878 screencaps / 587MB 25: Dive to the Next Ocean → 786 screencaps / 602MB 26: Break Through the Sea Monster Barricade → 767 screencaps / 550MB 27: To the New Continent → 731 screencaps / 505MB 28: The Children's Fight for Survival → 798 screencaps / 558MB 29: Escape the Burning Jungle → 874 screencaps / 680MB 30: The Ultimate Digimon, WarGreymon → 803 screencaps / 545MB 31: A New Darkness, Millenniumon → 712 screencaps / 552MB 32: Soaring Hope → 705 screencaps / 428MB 33: The Hikari of Dawn → 608 screencaps / 362MB 34: Hikari and Tailmon → 785 screencaps / 525MB 35: The Glowing Angewomon → 700 screencaps / 419MB 36: Operation Satellite Sniper → 673 screencaps / 442MB 37: Mimi-chan Wars → 709 screencaps / 538MB 38: The Blazing Blue Friendship → 767 screencaps / 556MB 39: Jyagamon, Potato Hell → 828 screencaps / 598MB 40: Strike! The Killer Shot → 1,030 screencaps / 751MB 41: Mon-Mon Park in the Fog → 773 screencaps / 498MB 42: King of Inventors, Gerbemon → 660 screencaps / 507MB 43: Clash, the King of Digimon → 922 screencaps / 646MB 44: Hikari and the Moving Forest → 678 screencaps / 548MB 45: Activate, MetalGarurumon → 575 screencaps / 387MB 46: The Sword of Hope → 692 screencaps / 495MB 47: The Villains of the Wastelands → 859 screencaps / 573MB 48: The Attack of Mugendramon → 563 screencaps / 383MB 49: The God of Evil Descends, Millenniumon → 707 screencaps / 374MB 50: The End, The Ultimate Holy Battle → 862 screencaps / 542MB 51: The Mystery Hidden Within the Crests → 691 screencaps / 533MB 52: Dance of the Heavens, Hououmon! → 838 screencaps / 617MB 53: The Geko Hot Springs' Revolt → 857 screencaps / 556MB 54: The Vagrant War Demon, Rebellimon → 1,002 screencaps / 665MB 55: The Digimon School Under Attack → 795 screencaps / 589MB 56: The Gold Wolf of the Crescent Moon → 680 screencaps / 497MB 57: Contact from the Catastrophe → 833 screencaps / 614MB 58: Hikari, New Life → 773 screencaps / 593MB 59: Bolt, HerakleKabuterimon → 896 screencaps / 605MB 60: Conquer the Glacier, Vikemon → 700 screencaps / 480MB 61: A Place to Return To → 520 screencaps / 387MB 62: The Tears of Shakkoumon → 781 screencaps / 580MB 63: The Crest of Courage → 926 screencaps / 520MB 64: The Angels' Determination → 546 screencaps / 401MB 65: The Great Catastrophe, Negamon → 775 screencaps / 535MB 66: The Last Miracle, the Last Power → 618 screencaps / 376MB 67: The End of the Adventure → 954 screencaps / 614MB

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Digimon Adventure episode 33

Taichi and Hikari

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Just a little thing I found on wikimon while thinking about the "Skullknightmon is Tailmon" theory.

Hmmmmmm.........

[izzyizumi]

re: DigiAdv 2020 summary

just to emphasize this CONNECTION re SHIBUYA STATION in the summary I made a really dumb edit for your convenience :

( see: DigiAdv ep 33,

“ Pump and Gottsu are SHIBUYA-type Digimon ” ):

( BUT IT MAY MEAN NOTHIIIIIIIIIING ~~~~  - TOEI )

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Digimon Adventure 2020: Episode 33 - The Hikari of Dawn

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Digimon Adventure: 2020 – Episode 33: The Hikari Of Dawn (Review)

Thoughts on the thirty-third episode of the Digimon Adventure reboot series.

I thought this was a pretty decent episode. Definitely not as good as last week’s, but better than the previous Taichi-centric episodes.

The episode opened well with the Vademon being creepy and cult-like. I prefer this method of informing the audience, versus Koushirou just spouting exposition out of nowhere.

Oh, I spoke too soon. Here Koushirou is again going off about his forever-in-the-background ISS plotline . . . XD;

LMAO at Jou and the conveniently placed Gomamon. XD; Gomomon: “They [the digimon] must really like you, Jou.” Jou: “What do they like?!” WE HAVE NO IDEA, JOU, YOU TELL US. I really liked Jou in his introduction episode, but ever since then, he’s grown into the most unlikeable cast member in the Adventure franchise . . .

The small snippets with the “other” kids are much too brief and really add nothing to the plot. This series really needs to get all the kids back together ASAP and let magic happen between them. I’m so tired of The Taichi Show feat. Bits of a Few Others.

LMAO Hikari did it again! Taichi: “Hikari!” Hikari: *Turns to look at him.* Taichi: “Hikari! I’m coming to save you right now!” Hikari: *Turns . . . away.* XD; Man, this girl. It makes me laugh too much for me to hate her for it, though, lol.

Hikari has never been more creepy and evil-looking than when her eyes are glinting blue while covered in that blue energy/power. XD;

The whole Millenniumon resurrection plot is cool and interesting. But it diminishes SkullKnightmon’s role in the series (where he has lasted “this long” over the other villains, and super evolves to DarkKnightmon). His whole purpose was to be a tool for Tailmon to play hide-and-seek in, so she and Hikari could be sacrificed to resurrect Millenniumon? OK, cool, I guess. It does feel very random, too. :P

How fucking creepy was Hikari when she was disappearing into the black hole/vortex? XD; What did she mouth to Taichi as she sunk back into the hole? “Bye, Bitch.”? XD;

Sora and Garudamon destroy SkullKnightmon’s “horse”, lol. That’s their level of epicness. Forever side-lined. :P

The whole sequence of Hikari finding Tailmon inside DarkKnightmon was cool . . . but super weird? Just the idea of it. Why was Tailmon locked inside of some random digimon? Because they were both “chosen” by Millenniumon to be sacrificed for his resurrection? That’s it. And it just seems so random. Could the writers not come up with something better? :P

Ghost!Tailmon looks creepy. Thus she makes the perfect partner for our creepy li’l Hikari-chan! :D

Oh look, the super uncommon, tiring, miraculous Mega evolution of WarGreymon is happening . . . again. :P Toei really should’ve just stuck to alternating the Mega evolutions for the kids here (a la their rushed Ultimate evolutions), instead of giving us WarGreymon three times within four episodes . . . it’s just so stale. Give me the other children and their Megas!

Hikari: “I’m sorry, but I believed in you [Taichi]. I knew you would definitely come!” That doesn’t excuse you just flat out ignoring him and turning your nose up at him though, lmao. Oh, Hikari. (I get it, though. I’m completely fine with her excuse. But I still think it’s hella funny. XD;)

The Vademon chanting reminds me of the aliens from Toy Story. XD;

Welcome to the team, Tailmon! Now can we please move the plot along and reunite all the kids already?! I have 33 episodes left of this show and I demand to see Yamato for all 33 remaining episodes. XD; Seriously, though, I really need all the kids together for as many episodes as possible. Please?

Taichi got a little bit more personality this episode, I guess, so that’s a plus. I guess. I still think he’s rather dull and generic. And the Yagami reunion paled so hard in comparison to the Takaishida reunion - I think because the latter siblings actually do have more interesting personalities than the former siblings . . .

So we are officially half-way through the entire series (if it really does have 66 episodes in total)! Wow. That’s scary. Yeah, I really don’t think this series can pick up in the last half of its run and become better than the OG - it’s just too late. XD;

But it can still become better than its own first half! It can! Please, Toei! REUNITE THE KIDS AND MAKE IT HAPPEN. :D

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Digimon Adventure: (2020) Final Thoughts

Considering I stopped reviewing this series episode by episode months ago, they’re more positive thoughts than you’d expect, though still not all that positive.

To summarize, this is an entertaining series with plenty of individual good aspects and great episodes that nevertheless leaves me cold as a whole. Much as I enjoyed following it week to week, I can’t say I recommend this series to anyone but hardcore Digimon fans, or hardcore fans of the wider “monster” genre.

Action

It felt appropriate to start with this, considering a focus on action was what the initial interviews promised, and they delivered in spades. It wasn’t perfect or too consistent, there were several times when the Digimon not evolving when they could just broke any tension the fights had, but this series had some of the best fights in any Digimon anime. Anything in the first 3 episodes, Greymon/MetalGreymon vs MetalTyranomon, SkullKnightmon vs Greymon and Garurumon, Mugendramon vs DoneDevimon, Mugendramon vs WarGreymon, Millenniumon vs the dragons, Omegamon vs Abbadomon Core… all of them among the best things the franchise has to offer in terms of action scenes, which after so many series where fights were solved by having a protagonist Digimon evolve and one-shotting the enemy, comes as a breath of fresh air (to be fair, this series also had a lot of that, but it had actual great fights to compensate).

Worldbuilding

Another thing promised in interviews was the use of Digimon from all over the franchise, and not only did they deliver, but they also included plenty of references to the “null canon” to enrich the experience for the most hardcore fans. The series made sure to constantly emphasize the savage nature of the Digital World, bringing back the Tamers worldbuilding of Digimon consuming weaker Digimon in hopes of achieving evolution. Along the way we saw a lot of allies fighting back against this status-quo, from things as overt as Leomon organizing a resistance or Petaldramon protecting weaker Digimon from the all-consuming Entmon, to less dramatic stuff like weak Digimon settling down to live together, or the mere presence of a restaurant where everyone can rest for a while of the hardships of their world.

The biggest flaw here was in how the series handled its antagonists. With very few exceptions, every single enemy Digimon in the series lacked dialog, whereas nearly every single ally Digimon could speak normally, and this disparity cheapened the whole thing, because instead of coming across as “this mentality is normal for this world”, it came across as just your normal “everyone lived together in harmony until the villains attacked”, which is very much not what the series was telling us.

Characterization

That brings us to the next point: the lack of personality for most villains. I joked elsewhere that Minotaurmon from episode 19 was the most compelling villain of the series, and that’s not completely a joke. Almost every single villain of the week was flat, plenty of the “main” villains were lacking in dialog (Algomon in the first few episodes, Nidhoggmon, Millenniumon) or turned mindless halfway through (Devimon, DarkKnightmon). Negamon/Abbadomon in the final episodes managed to benefit from this by being the embodiment of an “instinct”, but in general this meant a mook-of-the-week like Minotaurmon managed to be a highlight among the villains simply by having dialog and non-trivial desires.

But what of the protagonists? The popular opinion is that everyone is far blander than they were in the original series, and I agree. But rather than comparing it with the first series, let’s look at what it had to offer to us. Where in other Digimon series, the backstories and issues of the protagonists and their reactions to what’s going on around them make for most of the drama, in this series the drama comes from the villains trying to destroy everything, and for the most part that means the protagonists only need to be distinct and charming on their own, no necessity to create conflict between them. There is an overall character arc for all of them, though: accepting and interiorizing their new duties towards the world they had ended up stranded on, getting to know and love the Digital World. Was this well done? Not really.

Taichi and Takeru, for example, were so much the embodiment of the stock shonen hero that accepting their place in this new world didn’t really reveal anything about them we hadn’t already seen from their first few appearances.

Jou got stuck as an unfunny punchline 90% of the time, to the point of damaging his few “serious” moments in some of his focus episodes. His development of becoming assertive was compelling in theory, but it got muddled with so many unfunny and uncomfortable hotsprings jokes that the impact was lost.

Hikari started as an even more blatant plot-device “mysterious character” than she was in the original series, before unconvincingly changing to cheerful little girl afterwards (the whiplash between her in episode 33 and her in episode 34 was something else), and only really managing to settle into a compelling character in her last focus episode (58, defending the Digitamas from the Bakemon and SkullBaluchimon, which to be fair is a great episode and probably the best showcase for Hikari as a character in any product or continuity).

Koushiro was mostly fine, although we all remember the several times the series seemed to promise it might do something with him (his uneasiness when his family was mentioned, or that line about having to “face the darkness of his past” in the HerakleKabuterimon episode) that ended up being nothing.

Mimi is the fan-favorite, being charming in nearly all her appearances and having some of the best focus episodes, and it’s mostly deserved. If there’s anything I criticize from her, it’s that her focus episodes don’t really add up to anything.

Yamato was fine, started out as a stock shonen rival before becoming the single most chill “lone wolf” in any Digimon series, probably because of what I said before of the conflict between the protagonists no longer being the source of drama. He gets a slow development of caring only for his brother to starting to care for other Digimon for the sake of Sora and Gabumon to caring about the Digital World just as much as everyone else.

Sora was made fun of by a certain section of the fandom for having the worst focus episodes early on, and I agreed, but having finished the series I can’t get rid of the impression that her focus episodes, while perhaps not that good on their own, when taken as a whole explore her character the best of any other. Yeah, this mostly means exploring her compassion (these are not very multi-dimensional characters), but they deepen and deepen both her impact on the Digimon she saves and how she is impacted in turn by them, moving her away from saving others through her combat prowess to saving others by empathizing with the grief of another caring soul, and by the end I honestly ended up considering her my favorite character (despite none of her episodes making it to my list of favorites).

As for the Digimon… it’s following in the footsteps of other Digimon Adventure products by not really having much of interest for the Digimon themselves except for Tailmon.

Overall, for the most part the main characters were decent, but besides Mimi and ultimately also Sora, I don’t think they’re very memorable. All of them start out promising, but never really improved from that promising start (again, except for Sora).

Pacing

And now we get to the biggest problem of the series: Pacing. I’ve seen it stated elsewhere that this series was more episodic than most (any?) other Digimon series before it, and part of the backlash it got was from not being as serialized as fans expected it to be. This isn’t exactly true. From episode 16 (Eyesmon) to episode 24 (DoneDevimon), this series was as serialized as any other Digimon series has ever been, with nonstop escalation that demanded you keep watching it week after week. Then, from 25 to 35 (Angewomon) or 36 (BlitzGreymon), it pulled slightly back from that never-ending escalation, but was still pretty serialized. It was only afterwards that it became heavily episodic, and by that point it wasn’t expectations set up by previous series that hurt it in the eyes of the fandom, it was expectations set by this series itself in its first half.

Not that the episodes themselves were bad. Honestly, I found myself significantly more entertained by the episodic later half of the series than the serialized first half. Maybe it was because they didn’t feel the need to convince me they were the most exciting, tense thing I had ever seen when they were clearly not (hello, Mamemon episode), or maybe it was that there were more than just endless fights to them, but I normally ended up those episodes entertained and satisfied, whereas with a lot of episodes from Eyesmon to BlitzGreymon, I mostly just felt frustrated after watching them. I agree with the criticism that, when seen as a whole, breaking momentum so hard for so long after months of never-ending escalation wasn’t the right choice, but when seen week after week, I can’t see this change of approach as that bad of a thing.

Conclusion

I think that sums up the series for me. On a weekly basis, it’s pretty entertaining. It’s when seen as a whole that the problems really become clear. There’s been some speculation in the past few weeks of how much the current situation in the world might have impacted the series, but ultimately, I have to judge what actually happened, and I can’t help the impression that this series ultimately left me with nothing of substance after it was all said and done. Like, I enjoyed this more than, say, Appli Monsters, but Appli Monsters have things that stick with you after it’s over. Not so much here, unless you’re a hardcore fan that loves the Omegamon lore this added (which I am, btw; love that Omegamon lore). I don’t think I can recommend this series to anyone who isn’t a hardcore Digimon fan, or at least a hardcore fan of the wider “monster” genre.

One thing I’m grateful to this series for, though, it’s the commercial boost it has given the rest of the franchise. I’m not going to credit it for all the successes it currently has, after all the Card Game would have fell off by now if it wasn’t genuinely well-done and the Vital Bracelet happened because of years of the virtual pet division progressively building up its audience after it had nearly died off, but it’s undeniable they wouldn’t have sold as well without this anime advertising the franchise week after week. Next week, we’ll have the first episode of Digimon Ghost Game, the first time since 2001 that we have a Digimon series being immediately succeeded by another. If that isn’t a sign of how well the franchise is doing right now, I don’t know what is.

Favorite Episodes: 1 (Tokyo Digital Crisis), 6 (The Targeted Kingdom), 12 (Lilimon Blooms), 20 (The Seventh One Awakens), 32 (Soaring Hope), 42 (King of Inventors, Gerbemon), 49 (The God of Evil Descends, Millenniummon), 56 (The Gold Wolf of the Crescent Moon), 58 (Hikari, New Life)

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More Cap Updates

Jess here with more cap updates! I've added and uploaded the following shows and episodes to the site. Sorry for being so behind lately ;_;

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Hataraku Saibou!! - Ep 03

Hataraku Saibou BLACK - Ep 05

Digimon Adventure (2020) - Ep 33

Log Horizon: Entaku Houkai - Ep 02

Mushoku Tensei - Eps 01-03

Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season - Ep 06-07

Show by Rock!! Stars!! - Ep 03

Tatoeba Last Dungeon Mae no Mura no Shounen ga Joban no Machi de Kurasu Youna Monogatari - Eps 03-04

Urasekai Picnic - Eps 03-04

WIXOSS Diva(A)Live - Ep 03

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Chatty AF 122: 2020 Summer Mid-Season Check-In 

Dee, Chiaki, and Vrai check in on the 2020 Summer season, from Spidermanders to cyborgs!

Episode Information

Date Recorded: August 15th, 2020 Hosts: Dee, Chiaki, Vrai

Episode Breakdown

0:00:00 Intros Red Flags 0:02:49 Monster Girl Doctor 0:07:53 The Misfit King of Demon Academy 0:12:26 Millionaire Detective: Balance Unlimited Yellow Flags 0:16:01 The God of High School 0:21:24 Appare-Ranman Harmless Fun 0:30:15 Mr Love: Queen’s Choice 0:33:52 GIBIATE 0:39:24 Digimon Adventure: 0:41:38 Diary of our Days at Breakwater It’s… Complicated 0:43:06 Super HXEros 0:46:34 Rent-a-Girlfriend Feminist Potential 0:52:25 Deca-Dence 1:01:49 Outro

More on This Season

Summer 2020 Premiere Digest

Summer 2020 Three Episode Check-in

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DIGIMON ADVENTURE: (2020) Screencaps

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Bonus: Digivices ♥ zip 01, 02, 03; 04, 05, 06, 07, 08; 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15; 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21; 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 [...] 291, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297, 298, 299; 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307; 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 313, 314 Crests ♥ zip 01. 02; 03, 04, 05, 06; 07, 08, 09, 10, 11; 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17; 18, 19, 20, 21; 22, 23, 24, 25 [...] 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128; 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134; 135, 136, 137, 138 Other ♥ zip 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 [...] 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277

♥ Nothing has changed from the original posts beyond the “bonus images” being cleaned up. So if you’ve already downloaded those files, you can ignore all of these. This is simply a round-up/collection post for the sake of having everything in a nice, neat little pile like all of the previous seasons. ♥ Previous season posts: Adventure, Adventure 02, Tamers, Frontier, Savers, Xros Wars, Xros Wars: 7 Death Generals, Xros Wars: Young Hunters, Appmon. Franchise master post over here. ♥ If you have any problems with the download links, let me know, and I’ll toss you an alternate link or split them smaller or something. ♥ Have fun making a buttload of icons or edits or whatever. ♥ As always: you can expect all of this to be re-done if blu-rays ever get into my possession.

“Creditless” Opening → 202 screencaps / 88MB Creditless Ending 2 → 116 screencaps / 100MB Creditless Ending 3 → 44 screencaps / 37MB Creditless Ending 4 → 58 screencaps / 31MB Title Cards → 66 screencaps / 12MB Evolution Sequences → 433 screencaps / 296MB Eyecatch → 8 screencaps / 5MB Episode 1 Opening Narration → 14 screencaps / 9MB

01: Tokyo Digital Crisis → 726 screencaps / 394MB 02: War Game → 683 screencaps / 373MB 03: And to the Digital World → 442 screencaps / 247MB 04: Birdramon Soars → 655 screencaps / 449MB 05: The Holy Digimon → 479 screencaps / 352MB 06: The Targeted Kingdom → 607 screencaps / 429MB 07: That Boy is Kido Jou → 664 screencaps / 460MB 08: The Children's Attack on the Fortress → 664 screencaps / 347MB 09: The Perfect Digimon Attacks → 622 screencaps / 372MB 10: The Steel-Solid Super Evolution → 504 screencaps / 354MB 11: The Wolf Standing Atop the Desert → 678 screencaps / 402MB 12: Lilimon Blooms → 742 screencaps / 447MB 13: Garudamon of the Crimson Wings → 704 screencaps / 502MB 14: The Kings of the Insects Clash → 655 screencaps / 457MB 15: Zudomon's Iron Hammer of Lightning → 721 screencaps / 476MB 16: The Jet-Black Shadow Invades Tokyo → 737 screencaps / 480MB 17: The Battle in Tokyo Against Orochimon → 777 screencaps / 491MB 18: Countdown to Tokyo's Annihilation → 544 screencaps / 359MB 19: Howl, Juuouken → 714 screencaps / 484MB 20: The Seventh One Awakens → 688 screencaps / 402MB 21: The Tide-Turning Update → 606 screencaps / 390MB 22: The Unbeatable Blue Sagittarius → 705 screencaps / 506MB 23: The Messenger of Darkness, Devimon → 641 screencaps / 429MB 24: The Final Stage, DoneDevimon → 759 screencaps / 463MB 25: Dive to the Next Ocean → 642 screencaps / 457MB 26: Break Through the Sea Monster Barricade → 646 screencaps / 432MB 27: To the New Continent → 602 screencaps / 395MB 28: The Children's Fight for Survival → 702 screencaps / 466MB 29: Escape the Burning Jungle → 720 screencaps / 535MB 30: The Ultimate Digimon, WarGreymon → 650 screencaps / 427MB 31: A New Darkness, Millenniumon → 595 screencaps / 433MB 32: Soaring Hope → 643 screencaps / 354MB 33: The Hikari of Dawn → 532 screencaps / 334MB 34: Hikari and Tailmon → 679 screencaps / 422MB 35: The Glowing Angewomon → 631 screencaps / 353MB 36: Operation Satellite Sniper → 585 screencaps / 352MB 37: Mimi-chan Wars → 635 screencaps / 465MB 38: The Blazing Blue Friendship → 719 screencaps / 498MB 39: Jyagamon, Potato Hell → 809 screencaps / 566MB 40: Strike! The Killer Shot → 920 screencaps / 631MB 41: Mon-Mon Park in the Fog → 682 screencaps / 413MB 42: King of Inventors, Gerbemon → 570 screencaps / 420MB 43: Clash, the King of Digimon → 808 screencaps / 533MB 44: Hikari and the Moving Forest → 597 screencaps / 451MB 45: Activate, MetalGarurumon → 537 screencaps / 374MB 46: The Sword of Hope → 625 screencaps / 416MB 47: The Villains of the Wastelands → 689 screencaps / 435MB 48: The Attack of Mugendramon → 504 screencaps / 325MB 49: The God of Evil Descends, Millenniumon → 659 screencaps / 388MB 50: The End, The Ultimate Holy Battle → 757 screencaps / 435MB 51: The Mystery Hidden Within the Crests → 608 screencaps / 461MB 52: Dance of the Heavens, Hououmon! → 767 screencaps / 532MB 53: The Geko Hot Springs' Revolt → 764 screencaps / 458MB 54: The Vagrant War Demon, Rebellimon → 896 screencaps / 555MB 55: The Digimon School Under Attack → 732 screencaps / 529MB 56: The Gold Wolf of the Crescent Moon → 622 screencaps / 453MB 57: Contact from the Catastrophe → 771 screencaps / 560MB 58: Hikari, New Life → 736 screencaps / 559MB 59: Bolt, HerakleKabuterimon → 792 screencaps / 624MB 60: Conquer the Glacier, Vikemon → 621 screencaps / 489MB 61: A Place to Return To → 490 screencaps / 426MB 62: The Tears of Shakkoumon → 702 screencaps / 582MB 63: The Crest of Courage → 817 screencaps / 604MB 64: The Angels' Determination → 495 screencaps / 400MB 65: The Great Catastrophe, Negamon → 703 screencaps / 517MB 66: The Last Miracle, the Last Power → 563 screencaps / 388MB 67: The End of the Adventure → 868 screencaps / 632MB

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انمي Digimon Adventure الحلقة 33

انمي Digimon Adventure الحلقة 33

مشاهدة وتحميل مسلسل الانمي أبطال الديجيتال Digimon Adventure S01E033 2020 الحلقة 33 الثالثة و الثلاثون الموسم الاول مترجمة مشاهدة اون لاين تحميل مباشر Digimon Adventure Season 1 Episode 33 online , قصة Digimon Adventure هو مسلسل تلفزيوني من بطولة يوميكو كوباياشي ماساكو نوزاوا و Volcano Ota Taichi يستعد لرحلة تخييم صيفية حتى يواجه ظاهرة غريبة تجتاحه في العالم الرقمي مع

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DIGIMON ADVENTURE ~ Japanese version Adventure Episode 49 vs. Adventure: [2020] Episode 33 ~ IMPORTANT DIALOGUES + ~ CHARACTER PARALLELS

“...After all, I’M his LITTLE SISTER.”

“...I came to get you, Hikari.” “I’m sorry, ...but I BELIEVED in YOU.”

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DIGIMON ADVENTURE: (2020/Psi/Reboot/Whatever) Screencaps

source: Webrip resolution: 1920x1080 file type: .jpg (batch-converted from .png) image count / file size: Episode 26 - 646 screencaps / 432MB [download] Episode 27 - 602 screencaps / 395MB [download] Episode 28 - 702 screencaps / 466MB [download] Episode 29 - 720 screencaps / 535MB [download] Episode 30 - 650 screencaps / 427MB [download] Episode 31 - 595 screencaps / 433MB [download] Episode 32 - 643 screencaps / 354MB [download] Episode 33 - 532 screencaps / 334MB [download] Episode 34 - 679 screencaps / 422MB [download] Episode 35 - 631 screencaps / 353MB [download] Evolution Sequence 05 - 62 screencaps / 45MB [download]

Bonus [download] The above zip contains images of the new Digivice as well as some... Other Things that appeared in these episodes that might or might not be a little too spoiler-y to link to directly (in case of accidental clicking or whatever).

♥ Batch 2 of catch-up hell! Weekly episode posts start back up tomorrow (46), and the final catch-up batch (36-45) should be up... before the month is over? [shrug] At any rate, we’re mostly back on track again at last! ♥ Previous episodes can be found here. ♥ If you have any problems with the download links, let me know, and I’ll toss you an alternate link or split them smaller or something. ♥ Have fun making a buttload of icons or edits or whatever.

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Digimon Adventures + Digimon Adventure: [2020 Reboot] + Digimon Adventure tri. + Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna ~ (AUTISTIC HEADCANON!) KOUSHIRO IZUMI Character Analysis (Japanese version) + DISPLAYING COMMON NEURODIVERGENT TRAITS (IN GENERAL) {see Part 1 of Autistic!/Neurodivergent!Koushiro canonical traits here}

+ despite Koushiro’s own (initial) beliefs about Koushiro’s deep TECHNOLOGY interest, eventually realizing he’s GENUINELY ENJOYING a SPECIAL INTEREST in COMPUTERS, TECHNOLOGY, (& KNOWLEDGE in General)

+ bonus receiving positive Stimulation from said Special interests (above gifs) from the Digimon Adventure movies

READ FURTHER: What is a Special Interest?:

Special interests are (not named) literally a part of the diagnostic criteria for Autism. From the DSM-V directly: Highly restricted, fixated interests that are abnormal in intensity or focus Note: abnormal in intensity or focus that means that if “everyone” has special interests, they aren’t ‘abnormal’ in intensity or focus, because that’s everyone. In the examples, directly from the DSM-V, specifically referring to interests: excessively circumscribed or perseverative interests (circumscribed=restricted perseverative=repeat insistently/redundantly) The below is a section from the Adventures novels, (bolding/italics by me for emphasis):

Koushiro stood facing his parents in a corner of Big Sight’s empty main lobby. “What did you want to talk to me about?” His father, Masami, spoke heavily. “While we were hiding at home, your mother and I had a talk and we decided to tell you the truth. The thing is—” He knew that this day would one day come. “We’re not your real parents.” “…I already know.” His mother, Yoshie, wasn’t surprised at all. “I knew it…” Just before they had moved to Odaiba, Koushiro had woken up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom. His parents’ voices could be heard through the thin crack of the open door. “I decided to pretend that I hadn’t heard it. I tried to act as if everything was the same as before… but I just couldn’t do it. The more I tried, the weirder it felt… Until in the end, I became obsessed with computers… So that I could escape from reality…” “It’s okay to be obsessed with computers!” Koushiro looked up wonderingly at Masami’s sharp voice. “Is there something wrong about that? No! It’s what makes you unique.”

- Digimon Adventure Novel (written by Adventures head writer/director, Hiroyuki Kakudou) [with translation credit thanks to onkei kun of website Digital Scratch!] (*Note: while the novel is a highly condensed form of the original TV series, it contained many ideas Kakudou said/claimed he could not include in the final version; he then used the novels to elaborate on those ideas in an alternative form of media/enjoyment for the series.)

“IT’S OKAY TO BE OBSESSED WITH COMPUTERS!” - Masami Izumi, Koushiro’s father (Novels edition) of Adventure ep 38

“IS THERE SOMETHING WRONG WITH THAT? NO ! IT’S WHAT MAKES YOU UNIQUE.”

“YOU DON’T NEED TO CHANGE YOURSELF FOR US.”

“ALL WE WANT IS FOR YOU TO BE HAPPY.”

BONUS: (from episode 33 of 02 in which Miyako goes to Kyoto), Koushiro speaking in response to Ken Ichijouji, after they have a conversation about the possible reason, and Koushiro’s theory, of why Ken’s D3 initially transformed:

“...Because I WANTED TO KNOW.”

Please, if you will, compare all of the above to:

“ IS IT WRONG TO WANT TO KNOW EVERYTHING ? ’ {a very common theme & phrasing used within Koushiro’s wider storyline across the series & novel)

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(In the original Japanese version of Adventure episode 24, Koushiro’s Crest episode; he does not lose simply his “Curiosity” {a noncanonical-to-the-Japanese version US dub change}, he actually loses his ENTIRE {‘INQUISITIVE’ HEART}.)

“WANTING TO KNOW EVERYTHING IS A PART OF WHO I AM!”

(*Maybe of note: Here, he’s saying “Gomen yo” {I’m sorry} instead of the more formal “Gomen nasai” {Koushiro in the original Japanese version is known for his overly-formal way of speaking, typically involving him being/sounding extremely polite, especially when speaking to his adoptive parents. but also even with his friends. ‘Gomen yo’ sounds a little more casual in comparison, imo. He has more significant developments in this area of speech later on, but either way you can tell his intention here is genuine.})

BONUS:

“THAT’S THE {KOUSHIRO-HAN} I KNOW!”

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Brief thoughts on every Digimon Adventure 2020 episode

It’s been a while since I wrote a review for Adventure 2020, for lack of time or enthusiasm, so here I’ll go through every episode saying “I like it”, “I don’t like it” or “I’m ambivalent”, along with other brief thoughts.

Breaking it down in short “arcs”, my opinions are as follows:

Character Introductions (1-8): Liked 6, didn’t like 1, was ambivalent about 1.

Perfect evolutions and Nidhoggmon (9-18): Liked 6, didn’t like 3, was ambivalent about 1.

Takeru and Devimon (19-24): Liked 1, didn’t like 1, was ambivalent about 4.

Hikari and DarkKnightmon (25-33): Liked 1, didn’t like 5, was ambivalent about 3.

MoonMillenniummon arc? (34-36 as of now): Didn’t like 1 and was ambivalent about 2.

Overall: I liked 14 episodes, didn’t like 11 episodes and was ambivalent about 11 episodes. The vast, vast majority of the episodes I liked were before the second Omegamon appearence.

Pretty long list below the cut

Tokyo Digital Crisis: I like it. Established Taichi and Koushiro very well, had great fights and ended on a good cliffhanger.

War Game: I like it. Not as much as the first, but the fights were pretty good.

And to the Digital World: I like it. First half was just a remake of Our War Game, but second half was a great showcase of Taichi and Koushiro.

Birdramon Soars: I don’t like it. Sora’s lack of reaction is ridiculous, and the action is terrible.

Holy Digimon: I’m ambivalent. Backstory dump was okay, bond between Koushiro and Tentomon was good, the offscreen escape was ridiculous.

The Targeted Kingdom: I like it. Excelent introduction for Mimi, her personality, background and conflicts, characterization for the rest was great, the situation with the protection against the siege was handled great.

That Boy is Jou Kido: I like it. Not quite as good as Mimi’s episode, but good for basically the same reasons.

The Children’s Attack on the Fortress: I like it. It’s the start of the whole “barrage of attacks that hits nothing” trope for the show, but it’s fun, Yamato’s epiphany was surprisingly well handled.

The Perfect Attacks: I like it. It’s the start of “non-protagonists stand around and do nothing” for this show, but the whole deal with Ogremon and Greymon was great enough for me to not mind it.

The Super Evolution of Steel: I like it. I interpreted it as the synchronicity between Taichi and Agumon being the catalyst for the evolution, and that’s unique enough for the franchise that I enjoyed it. Still had tons of problems though.

The Wolf Standing atop the Desert: I don’t like it. It had Yamato go through the most annoying tropes usually associated with the lone wolf archetype, and the evolution cathalyst was remembering the far more impactful episode 8.

Lilimon Blooms: I like it. As others pointed out, it’s an episode long reference to Castle in the Sky, but I actually liked it better than that movie.

The Crimson Winged Garudamon: I don’t like it. Sora was upstaged by Yamato on her own episode, and Jou was just there to be humiliated.

The Kings of the Insects Clash: I’m ambivalent. There’s enough good stuff here to love it and enough bad stuff to hate it. Pity the lessons Koushiro learned here basically stayed here too.

Zudomon’s Iron Hammer of Lightning: I like it. Jou’s determination to not go back on his word and protect his friends by himself was great, as were his initial attempts at strategy both working and failing because of his lack of experience.

The Jet-Black Shadow Invades Tokyo: I like it. Liked the paranoia this evoked.

The Battle in Tokyo Against Orochimon: I like it. It’s the summation of everything that happened before in terms of every single character.

Countdown to Tokyo’s Annihilation: I don’t like it. It was terrible in terms of plot, character and action.

Roar, Juouken: I’m ambivalent. Tons of good stuff here, and all of it relies on incompetent villains and heroes forgetting their power-ups.

The Seventh One Awakens: I like it. Nay, I love it. Best episode in the series, maybe, the culmination of Yamato’s character up to that moment and the first appearence of the Holy Digimon justifying all the hype for them.

The Tide-turning Update: I’m ambivalent. Agumon and Taichi were good, as was the action, but Yamato doing a 180 on his attitude towards Takeru, and Takeru’s extremely convenient rescue of Eldoradimon, dragged this down.

The Unbeatable Blue Sagittarius: I’m ambivalent. Tons of good stuff, but the emotional core of it was Takeru, and he plain didn’t work here.

Meesenger of Darkness, Devimon: I don’t like it. Lame fight scene extended to full episode length.

The Final Stage, Done Devimon: I’m ambivalent. Flashy, but ultimately meaningless.

Dive to the Next Ocean: I don’t like it. Terrible in almost every regard, with the brief scenes of the B-Team being the highlights.

Break Through the Sea Monster Barricade: I don’t like it. The first scene was good and then it spends the episode reiterating its message.

To the New Continent: I don’t like it. Still repeating the same worldbuilding as the previous episode, though at least now everyone is here (for the last time so far).

The Children’s Fight for Survival: I’m ambivalent. Not a whole lot happens but it’s all directed spectacularly (as in, it’s pure spectacle, and I respect that craft).

Escape the Burning Jungle: I’m ambivalent. Some good moments here, but otherwise still reiterating the same “this is a world where the strong eat the weak” bit from 3 episodes ago.

The Ultimate, WarGreymon: I don’t like it. It’s a worse repeat of episode 10.

The New Darkness, Millenniummon: I don’t like it. Lopmon was cool, but everything else was dull.

Soaring Hope: I like it. It finally made Takeru work as a character, explained what Patamon’s deal was and gave us branching evolution lines.

Hikari of Dawn: I’m ambivalent. There’s some good stuff here, but it’s so underwhelming after so much build-up.

Hikari and Tailmon: I’m ambivalent. Fun set-up, but Hikari’s personality change was immersion breaking and I just couldn’t ignore that once again vastly powerful characters (not just the protagonists, but MarinAngemon and Daipenmon) did nothing just so Tailmon got a moment to shine.

The Glowing Angewomon: I’m ambivalent. It’s pretty terrible that the way they decided to make us care about Tailmon accross is via exposition dump of her emotions and issues, and once again her big conversation with Hikari mid-battle was more than a little ridiculous, but it was a compelling concept for their bond, so I’m willing to overlook it.

Operation Satellite Sniper: I don’t like it. It was going well enough (still with problems, but well enough) until the gratuitious BlitzGreymon evolution and not even Koushiro’s info-dump on his feelings (which will most likely be forgotten after this episode again) could fix it.

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Chatty AF 119: 2020 Spring Wrap-up 

Dee, Caitlin, and Vrai look back on the 2020 Spring season! Well, some of it. About half of this season will be making special guest appearances on the summer podcast due to COVID delays.

Episode Information

Date Recorded: July 4th, 2020 Hosts: Dee, Caitlin, Vrai

Episode Breakdown

0:00:00 Intros Yellow Flags 0:02:29 SING “YESTERDAY” FOR ME Harmless Fun 0:06:03 TAMAYOMI: The Baseball Girls 0:09:56 Princess Connect! Re:Dive 0:14:28 Listeners 0:17:55 Kakushigoto 0:23:02 Gal & Dino 0:27:10 Digimon Adventure: It’s… Complicated 0:28:22 Tower of God(?) 0:29:35 My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! Feminist Potential 0:39:08 Wave, Listen to Me! 0:47:41 Arte Sequels 0:52:48 Kaguya-sama: Love is War 2 1:00:18 Ascendance of a Bookworm 1:06:33 Outro

More on This Season

Spring 2020 Premiere Digest

Spring 2020 Mid-Season Check-in