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Dejimon Teimâzu: Bôkensha tachi no tatakai

  • 2001
  • 51min
NOTE IMDb
6,4/10
294
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Dejimon Teimâzu: Bôkensha tachi no tatakai (2001)
JaponaisAnimeActionAnimationAventure

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe appearance of Mephistomon causes bio-merging of Digimon to happen all around the world and it's up to the Tamers to stop him.The appearance of Mephistomon causes bio-merging of Digimon to happen all around the world and it's up to the Tamers to stop him.The appearance of Mephistomon causes bio-merging of Digimon to happen all around the world and it's up to the Tamers to stop him.

  • Réalisation
    • Tetsuo Imazawa
  • Scénaristes
    • Akiyoshi Hongo
    • Yasuko Kobayashi
    • Chiaki Konaka
  • Stars
    • Brian Beacock
    • Steve Blum
    • Melissa Fahn
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,4/10
    294
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Tetsuo Imazawa
    • Scénaristes
      • Akiyoshi Hongo
      • Yasuko Kobayashi
      • Chiaki Konaka
    • Stars
      • Brian Beacock
      • Steve Blum
      • Melissa Fahn
    • 3avis d'utilisateurs
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Brian Beacock
    Brian Beacock
    • Takato Matsuki
    • (voice: English version)
    Steve Blum
    Steve Blum
    • Guilmon
    • (voice: English version)
    • (as Steven J. Blum)
    • …
    Melissa Fahn
    Melissa Fahn
    • Rika Nonaka
    • (voice: English version)
    Dave Wittenberg
    Dave Wittenberg
    • Henry Wong
    • (voice: English version)
    Brianne Brozey
    Brianne Brozey
    • Calumon
    • (voice: English version)
    Mona Marshall
    Mona Marshall
    • Terriermon
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    • …
    Mari Devon
    Mari Devon
    • Renamon
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    • …
    Yuri Lowenthal
    Yuri Lowenthal
    • Kai Urazoe
    • (voice: English version)
    Stephanie Sheh
    Stephanie Sheh
    • Minami Uehara
    • (voice: English version)
    Tom Wyner
    Tom Wyner
    • Seasarmon
    • (voice: English version)
    Richard Epcar
    Richard Epcar
    • Ryuuji Tamashiro
    • (voice: English version)
    • …
    Steve Prince
    Steve Prince
    • Takehito Uehara
    • (voice: English version)
    • (as Derek Stephen Prince)
    Richard Cansino
    Richard Cansino
    • Labramon
    • (voice: English version)
    Yuka Imai
    • Renamon
    • (voix)
    Tomoko Kaneda
    Tomoko Kaneda
    • Culumon
    • (voix)
    Yoshiyuki Kaneko
    • Li Jiangyu
    • (voix)
    Nobuaki Kanemitsu
    • Takehiro Matsuda
    • (voix)
    Jûrôta Kosugi
    • Mephismon
    • (voix)
    • Réalisation
      • Tetsuo Imazawa
    • Scénaristes
      • Akiyoshi Hongo
      • Yasuko Kobayashi
      • Chiaki Konaka
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    BrianDanaCamp

    Action-packed Digimon movie about a destructive computer virus

    DIGIMON TAMERS: BATTLE OF ADVENTURERS (2001) is the fifth movie spin-off of the popular "Digimon" TV franchise, a Japanese animated program which posits kids as partners of digital monsters—Digimon—from a digital world. This movie, which I watched in its English-dubbed version on the ABC Family Channel, uses the characters from the third season of the TV series, Takato, Henry, and Rika, and follows them during their summer vacation. Takato and Henry each visit separate sites on Okinawa, while Rika stays home alone in Tokyo, waiting for her mother to come back from a business trip. They're each aware of, if not actually following, a new on-line craze called V-pets (Virtual Pets). At sea, Takato and his cousin Kai rescue a girl, Minami, from a digital sea monster and, after getting her to safety on land, gradually learn that her laptop computer contains the very first V-pet, a dog modeled on her late pet, May. We also learn that Minami's father, Takehito, had invented the V-pet to console Minami over the loss of her pet, but had watched his creation taken over by an unscrupulous partner, Tomashiro, who has other plans for it. When the V-pets begin destroying data on public computer systems, affecting transportation, water supply, electricity distribution, and air travel, among other things, the three kids and their Digimon are forced into action and eventually come together to battle the monstrous Mephistomon in an underwater digital world. These kids, unlike earlier "Digi-destined" protagonists in "Digimon," have the ability to merge with their Digimon, giving them greater control over them during a battle.

    It's all quite exciting and suspenseful, packed with incident and detail throughout its 45-minute running time. There's little of the humor we often find in the "Digimon" movies and TV episodes. Season Three adopted a more serious science fiction tone than the previous seasons and is considered a favorite by many fans. That tone is evident in this movie. There are some spectacular battle sequences which more than compensate for the lack of any light touches. This was followed by two more Digimon movies, RUNAWAY LOCOMON (2002), also featuring the third season characters, and ISLAND OF LOST DIGIMON (2002), featuring the fourth season characters. While BATTLE OF ADVENTURERS is a high point of the Digimon movies, the two later ones are recommended as well.
    9mimmoesposito

    the truly beautiful Digimon movie

    So after the previous disappointments that have had me Except for the first this time we are talking about a film based on Digimon tamers So if you have read my review you know that I love this series very much which I consider to be the best of all the anime Now that I have seen this film Then Lathe plot is that Takato leaves for Okinawa to find his cousin Kai in the meantime a little girl named Minami has escaped because her father has been imprisoned by the evil Digimon So they have to save her So what do I think of this film which this time is really being made this time it is statetruly a beautiful film and I'm sorry that there are only two people who have done the review because I liked it a lot this time it's a Digimon film that I liked the most or rather the one that I liked the least And unlike the previous ones This is truly a very good oneanimation instead of the others that I didn't like but maybe this time they changed their designer because this is a real animation as it should be and it's deomensional two characters Kai who was a really good character But I tell you that this character also did very littleappeared in the series But we didn't see much Now here it was really a very good character then Minami This too was very good for me it was a very interesting character in the film which was also very well done and then the bad Mephistomon was really beautiful and then it isthe final battle was very challenging. The only negative thing about this film is that you don't understand where it can be connected in the series because I don't know where but otherwise it was very good and I also recommend you watch it and finally it's very good for me to conclude I vote 9.

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    • Date de sortie
      • 14 juillet 2001 (Japon)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Japon
    • Langues
      • Japonais
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Digimon Tamers: Battle of Adventurers
    • Sociétés de production
      • Bandai
      • Shueisha
      • Toei Animation
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      • 10 200 000 $US
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