Digimon Savers: Ultimate Power! Activate Burst Mode!

This short film gets to the point with its setup, Digimon characters and battles. It's set in a very sudden post-apocalyptic world where Argomon has put all of humanity to sleep. This means that the Digimon must fight him without the human partners. It's a simple idea and it's executed with a detailed art style and exciting battles. A major downside would be the new character Rhythm who barely has any role and is not very well explained.

A powerful Digimon takes over the world and keeps humans trapped in a deep sleep, so Digimon will have to face the culprit and save them. Actually, the proposal is good. The Digimon are the protagonists in this dystopia that arises, something that, if I'm not mistaken, had not been seen in another film in the franchise (and in this series it is something to be thankful for because it looks that the characters are unattractive with balls) . But it only lasts just over 20 minutes; almost nothing can be developed which would imply the approach and leaves many questions unresolved, so it is inevitable to think that the idea has been carried out very poorly.

For the rest, the drawing is good and the soundtrack because they are some songs from the series. And best of all, Masaru, the worst protagonist by far and one of the worst characters in the entire franchise, has little prominence.