2000·Adventure·41m
7.1
★
Spring break turns into a summer war when the evil Diaboromon wreaks havoc on the internet, and Tai and Matt must achieve a new Digivolution to defeat him! Will Tai and the Digidestined save the world, and will Sora ever forgive Tai for giving her a hair clip?
Directed by Mamoru Hosoda
monster
nuclear missile
anime
proxy battle
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Cast
Toshiko Fujita
Taichi Yagami (voice)
Yuko Mizutani
Sora Takenouchi (voice)
Youto Kazama
Yamato Ishida (voice)
Ai Maeda
Mimi Tachikawa (voice)
Hiroko Konishi
Takeru Takeshi (voice)
Masami Kikuchi
Jo Kido (voice)
Kae Araki
Hikari Yagami (voice)
Chika Sakamoto
Agumon (voice)
Atori Shigematsu
Piyomon (voice)
Mayumi Yamaguchi
Gabumon (voice)
Takahiro Sakurai
Tentomon (voice)
Miwa Matsumoto
Patamon (voice)
Crew
Mamoru Hosoda
Director
Reiko Yoshida
Screenplay
Kenichi Konishi
Key Animation
Shinya Hasegawa
Key Animation
Masashi Ishihama
Key Animation
Ai Maeda
Theme Song Performance
Nobuyuki Takeuchi
Key Animation
Takahiro Tanaka
Key Animation
Yasuhiro Irie
Key Animation
Tatsuya Oishi
Key Animation
Popular Reviews
26 reviews
IdeologicSquare
10.0★ · 06/21/26
Peak
Peak
vvvynonna
wait this one is peak too????
also what were you thinking girl microwaving a cake
also what were you thinking girl microwaving a cake
wait this one is peak too????
also what were you thinking girl microwaving a cake
also what were you thinking girl microwaving a cake
Kapua
10.0★ · 06/10/25
I watched this after learning it was the inspiration and direct predecessor for Summer Wars which I have watched recently. Being essentially the same story and being made by the same director.
This story must have been so crazy, and probably not very well understood in 2000 when it came out but has become more and more relevant and important over the years.
I’ve watched limited Digimon in my life but it is still one of my favourite concepts for a kids show, or just show in general. The creature design, art and animation direction in this was amazing and I especially loved the digitised versions of Taichi and Yamato losing their line-work and becoming borderless during the final fight.
The soundtrack was amazing and the guitar riffs being used for every evolution is especially very 2000s.
I was going into watching this with low expectations considering it was a spin off movie of not the most popular franchises and all done in 2000, but it was amazing.
Other things of note:
- The jet streams in the back being used to everyone together
- The long pauses in silence letting things breath
- The digitising scene and its amazing sound design
- The animation within the fight scenes being stellar
Also shout out to internet archive for having this available for people to watch. Litterally doesn’t exist anywhere else, even physically.
This story must have been so crazy, and probably not very well understood in 2000 when it came out but has become more and more relevant and important over the years.
I’ve watched limited Digimon in my life but it is still one of my favourite concepts for a kids show, or just show in general. The creature design, art and animation direction in this was amazing and I especially loved the digitised versions of Taichi and Yamato losing their line-work and becoming borderless during the final fight.
The soundtrack was amazing and the guitar riffs being used for every evolution is especially very 2000s.
I was going into watching this with low expectations considering it was a spin off movie of not the most popular franchises and all done in 2000, but it was amazing.
Other things of note:
- The jet streams in the back being used to everyone together
- The long pauses in silence letting things breath
- The digitising scene and its amazing sound design
- The animation within the fight scenes being stellar
Also shout out to internet archive for having this available for people to watch. Litterally doesn’t exist anywhere else, even physically.
I watched this after learning it was the inspiration and direct predecessor for Summer Wars which I have watched recently. Being essentially the same story and being made by the same director.
This story must have been so crazy, and probably not very well understood in 2000 when it came out but has become more and more relevant and important over the years.
I’ve watched limited Digimon in my life but it is still one of my favourite concepts for a kids show, or just show in general. The creature design, art and animation direction in this was amazing and I especially loved the digitised versions of Taichi and Yamato losing their line-work and becoming borderless during the final fight.
The soundtrack was amazing and the guitar riffs being used for every evolution is especially very 2000s.
I was going into watching this with low expectations considering it was a spin off movie of not the most popular franchises and all done in 2000, but it was amazing.
Other things of note:
- The jet streams in the back being used to everyone together
- The long pauses in silence letting things breath
- The digitising scene and its amazing sound design
- The animation within the fight scenes being stellar
Also shout out to internet archive for having this available for people to watch. Litterally doesn’t exist anywhere else, even physically.
This story must have been so crazy, and probably not very well understood in 2000 when it came out but has become more and more relevant and important over the years.
I’ve watched limited Digimon in my life but it is still one of my favourite concepts for a kids show, or just show in general. The creature design, art and animation direction in this was amazing and I especially loved the digitised versions of Taichi and Yamato losing their line-work and becoming borderless during the final fight.
The soundtrack was amazing and the guitar riffs being used for every evolution is especially very 2000s.
I was going into watching this with low expectations considering it was a spin off movie of not the most popular franchises and all done in 2000, but it was amazing.
Other things of note:
- The jet streams in the back being used to everyone together
- The long pauses in silence letting things breath
- The digitising scene and its amazing sound design
- The animation within the fight scenes being stellar
Also shout out to internet archive for having this available for people to watch. Litterally doesn’t exist anywhere else, even physically.
Digital Jacob
8.0★ · 12/26/24
If I’m gonna be 1000% honest, this movie does not hit the same without the original dub soundtrack. Something about those songs really enhanced the experience and a lot of moments have a lot more punch.
That being said this most is a treat on the eyes, everything is so well animated. Omnimon leaves such an impression and is honestly one the coolest things ever.
That being said this most is a treat on the eyes, everything is so well animated. Omnimon leaves such an impression and is honestly one the coolest things ever.
If I’m gonna be 1000% honest, this movie does not hit the same without the original dub soundtrack. Something about those songs really enhanced the experience and a lot of moments have a lot more punch.
That being said this most is a treat on the eyes, everything is so well animated. Omnimon leaves such an impression and is honestly one the coolest things ever.
That being said this most is a treat on the eyes, everything is so well animated. Omnimon leaves such an impression and is honestly one the coolest things ever.
Brendan Sullivan
10.0★ · 07/25/24
this is digimon at its finest. i may have a nostalgic + personal preference for the first series, but there’s no doubt that this is the best piece of media digimon has ever produced. my heart is racing because that was SO good. maybe i only like it because of nostalgia, but i don’t care. 5 stars anyways.
this is digimon at its finest. i may have a nostalgic + personal preference for the first series, but there’s no doubt that this is the best piece of media digimon has ever produced. my heart is racing because that was SO good. maybe i only like it because of nostalgia, but i don’t care. 5 stars anyways.