Digimon Data Squad

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  • TV-G
  • 2007
  • 2 Seasons
  • 6.2  (569)

Digimon Data Squad was an anime television show that premiered on Toon Disney in 2006. It was the fifth series in the Digimon franchise and featured new characters and Digimon. The show centered around a group of six teenagers who were drafted into the Digital World to fight off dangerous monsters called Digimon. The team was led by Marcus Damon, a brave but hot-headed kid who was always ready to jump into action. His partner was a creature called Agumon, a small reptilian Digimon with the ability to evolve into larger and more powerful forms. The other members of the team included Thomas H. Norstein, a genius who had a deep understanding of the digital world and the creatures that inhabited it. His partner was a bird-like Digimon named Gaomon, who shared Thomas's analytical mindset. Yoshi Fujieda was a tough and independent girl who joined the team with her partner, Lalamon, a plant-like Digimon with a calm and patient nature. The other three members of the team were Keenan Crier, a young boy who was raised by wild Digimon and had trouble adjusting to the human world; Kristy Damon, Marcus's younger sister who was eager to prove herself as a capable member of the team, and her partner, Biyomon; and finally, Miki Kurosaki, a girl with an interest in the paranormal who joined the team with her partner, PawnChessmon. Together, the team faced off against powerful enemies and worked to protect both the Digital and Human worlds from destruction. Their opponents included a group of rogue Digimon called the DATS, who sought to rule over the Digital World and enslave humanity. They were led by a mysterious figure known only as Kurata, who had a deep and personal grudge against Digimon. Throughout the course of the series, the team learned more about the digital world and the creatures that inhabited it. They also grew closer as friends and learned to work together to overcome obstacles and challenges. As they fought against the DATS and other enemies, they also had to confront their own fears and weaknesses, and find the courage to overcome them. One of the most interesting things about the show was the dynamic between the human characters and their Digimon partners. Unlike other Digimon series, where the creatures were seen as pets or weapons, in Digimon Data Squad, the Digimon were treated as equals and partners, with their own distinct personalities and abilities. The show also featured some impressive animation and special effects, which brought the Digital World and its inhabitants to life. The battles between Digimon were flashy and exciting, with each creature having its own unique attacks and abilities. Overall, Digimon Data Squad was a fun and engaging series that appealed to both kids and adults. It had an interesting cast of characters, well-choreographed action sequences, and a compelling story that kept viewers on the edge of their seats.

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The Ultimate Farewell
24. The Ultimate Farewell
November 1, 2008
Everyone in the world watches fearfully as the human world and the digital world come closer and closer to colliding. The DATS team appear exhausted and unable to prevent tragedy from happening.
The Data Squad's Final Battle!
23. The Data Squad's Final Battle!
October 26, 2008
After BanchoLeomon and Spencer's destruction, King Drasil changes its shape to a robotic form and heads to the human world to eliminate it.
The Truth About BanchoLeomon!
22. The Truth About BanchoLeomon!
October 25, 2008
Craniamon had freed BanchoLeomon and taken his place to hold the Digital World from falling onto the human world. BanchoLeomon suddenly appears back in the digital world. He stops Marcus from getting closer to King Drasil and reveals a stunning truth.
A Family Quarrel
21. A Family Quarrel
October 12, 2008
The DATS team climb up King Drasil's Server Tree, hoping to confront the king himself. But the tree has automatic defenses which include lethal crystals that repel and then copy the DATS' digimon attacks!
Human Potential!
20. Human Potential!
October 11, 2008
Marcus and Agumon return to the Digital World to have a serious discussion with King Drasil, aka Maru's father. On their way to the Server Tree where the digimon king resides, Marcus and Agumon are intercepted by Craniamon.
Justice Equals Power!
19. Justice Equals Power!
October 5, 2008
Biyomon falls from the sky into the Damon backyard with numerous Baby and In-Training Digimon in tow. Kristy is thrilled to be reunited with Biyomon. But she immediately discovers that this new incarnation of Biyomon does not remember her at all.
Thomas Bursts On The Scene!
18. Thomas Bursts On The Scene!
October 4, 2008
Franz Norstein, Thomas' father, ignores the ban on air travel and stubbornly insists on flying back to Austria with the ever sickly, Relena and her doctors in tow on his private jet. Of course, they are immediately attacked.
Father And Son Destiny!
17. Father And Son Destiny!
August 18, 2008
Thanks to Kentaurosmon's nick-of-time intervention, the DATS team arrive back in the human world. But saving the team came at a high price and Kentaurosmon has suffered serious injuries. The injuries cause him to digivolve back to his usual form.
The Royal Knights Assemble!
16. The Royal Knights Assemble!
August 11, 2008
Marcus and the rest of the Data Squad make their way back to the Digital World. They need to find King Drasil and convince him to stop the digital world and the human world from colliding.
King Drasil's Fatal Decision!
15. King Drasil's Fatal Decision!
August 4, 2008
In order to convince Craniamon that Human beings are not worth saving, King Drasil tells him about the history between the Human World and the Digital World. He shows him how Humans are responsible for all the tragic events that have occurred.
The Power Of The Burst Mode!
14. The Power Of The Burst Mode!
July 28, 2008
To everyone's surprise, Kurata is still alive inside Belphemon! In order to gain even more power, Kurata has Belphemon absorb electricity from the city itself. Then Belphemon swallows a space oscillation device to open a space rift.
The Battle With Belphemon!
13. The Battle With Belphemon!
July 21, 2008
Inspired by his anger toward Kurata, Keenan's DNA Charge allows Falcomon to digivole to his Mega level and become Ravemon. He suddenly has several different attacks to chose from.
Awaken Belphemon!
12. Awaken Belphemon!
July 14, 2008
Thomas builds Kurata a device to control Belphemon. Kurata can't wait to take the ancient digimon on a test-drive. He awakens Belphemon and puts him to work immediately, destroying the city.
Kurata's Real Plan
11. Kurata's Real Plan
July 7, 2008
Realizing Thomas has turned against DATS and pledged allegiance to their arch-enemy Kurata, Marcus is filled with uncontrollable rage. This causes him to unintentionally bring about the Burst Mode.
The Norstein Family Secret
10. The Norstein Family Secret
June 30, 2008
With the authorities convinced that they are responsible for unleashing destructive Digimon on Earth, Marcus, Agumon, Yoshi, Lalamon, Miki, Megumi, Keenan, and Falcomon hide out in an old, secret DATS base.
The Final Bio-Hybrid Battle!
9. The Final Bio-Hybrid Battle!
June 23, 2008
After incapacitating ElDradimon, Kurata opened up a massive digital gate that sucked the titanic Digimon along with all the Sacred City into the human world.
The Sacred City's Last Stand!
8. The Sacred City's Last Stand!
June 16, 2008
After being foiled in her attempts to convince Thomas to join her in a quest for world domination, Naomi still managed to drain all the water in the lake surrounding Eldradimon. With the Sacred City 's defenses down, Ivan directs a frontal assault.
Showdown Between Geniuses: Thomas vs. Nanami!
7. Showdown Between Geniuses: Thomas vs. Nanami!
May 19, 2008
The DATS crew and the Digimon inhabitants of the Sacred City are preparing for the impending battle with Kurata's forces. When news arrives that Kurata's camp has been discovered, Marcus naturally wants to head out and attack immediately.
Journey To The Sacred City
6. Journey To The Sacred City
May 12, 2008
What's left of the Data Squad arrive at the Sacred City, but once inside, they realize they were tricked. Baronmon's promises of a party to welcome them was a lie. They're quickly captured and placed in an arena for punishment!
How To Fix A Broken Digivice
5. How To Fix A Broken Digivice
May 5, 2008
The Digimon gang goes back to Wanderer's Cape to seek out Marcus' father so he can fix their digivices. Instead of finding the upside-down mansion that used to be there, they are surprised to now find BanchoLeomon and his DNA Charge Dojo.
Digivice Meltdown!
4. Digivice Meltdown!
April 28, 2008
The gang heads towards Cherrymon's forest to seek out his advice. On the way, they run into a group of Gizmon XT destroying village.
The Beginning Of The End!
3. The Beginning Of The End!
April 21, 2008
With DATS Headquarters destroyed and Kurata on his way to the Digital World, the former Data Squad seek out Professor Crier.
Memory Is The First Thing To Go!
2. Memory Is The First Thing To Go!
April 14, 2008
After the grueling battle with Kurata in the Digital World, the DATS team returns to the real world headquarters to find that Sampson and the others are missing.
Kurata's Revenge!
1. Kurata's Revenge!
April 7, 2008
Kurata's true ambition is the total annihilation of the Digimon race, and he intends to do it with the aid of his artificially made puppet Digimon, Gizumon AT. DATS and their Digimon partners fight back, but to no avail. But Marcus refuses to give up.
Description

Digimon Data Squad was an anime television show that premiered on Toon Disney in 2006. It was the fifth series in the Digimon franchise and featured new characters and Digimon. The show centered around a group of six teenagers who were drafted into the Digital World to fight off dangerous monsters called Digimon. The team was led by Marcus Damon, a brave but hot-headed kid who was always ready to jump into action. His partner was a creature called Agumon, a small reptilian Digimon with the ability to evolve into larger and more powerful forms.

The other members of the team included Thomas H. Norstein, a genius who had a deep understanding of the digital world and the creatures that inhabited it. His partner was a bird-like Digimon named Gaomon, who shared Thomas's analytical mindset.

Yoshi Fujieda was a tough and independent girl who joined the team with her partner, Lalamon, a plant-like Digimon with a calm and patient nature. The other three members of the team were Keenan Crier, a young boy who was raised by wild Digimon and had trouble adjusting to the human world; Kristy Damon, Marcus's younger sister who was eager to prove herself as a capable member of the team, and her partner, Biyomon; and finally, Miki Kurosaki, a girl with an interest in the paranormal who joined the team with her partner, PawnChessmon.

Together, the team faced off against powerful enemies and worked to protect both the Digital and Human worlds from destruction. Their opponents included a group of rogue Digimon called the DATS, who sought to rule over the Digital World and enslave humanity. They were led by a mysterious figure known only as Kurata, who had a deep and personal grudge against Digimon.

Throughout the course of the series, the team learned more about the digital world and the creatures that inhabited it. They also grew closer as friends and learned to work together to overcome obstacles and challenges. As they fought against the DATS and other enemies, they also had to confront their own fears and weaknesses, and find the courage to overcome them.

One of the most interesting things about the show was the dynamic between the human characters and their Digimon partners. Unlike other Digimon series, where the creatures were seen as pets or weapons, in Digimon Data Squad, the Digimon were treated as equals and partners, with their own distinct personalities and abilities.

The show also featured some impressive animation and special effects, which brought the Digital World and its inhabitants to life. The battles between Digimon were flashy and exciting, with each creature having its own unique attacks and abilities.

Overall, Digimon Data Squad was a fun and engaging series that appealed to both kids and adults. It had an interesting cast of characters, well-choreographed action sequences, and a compelling story that kept viewers on the edge of their seats.

Digimon Data Squad is a series that is currently running and has 2 seasons (48 episodes). The series first aired on October 1, 2007.

Where to Watch Digimon Data Squad

Digimon Data Squad is available for streaming on the Toon Disney website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Digimon Data Squad on demand at Apple TV.

  • Premiere Date
    October 1, 2007
  • IMDB Rating
    6.2  (569)