Watch Digimon: Digital Monsters

TV-Y7
1999
4 Seasons
7.3 (22,656)

Digimon: Digital Monsters is an animated TV show that premiered in 1999 and aired until 2007 on Toon Disney. The show is about a group of children who get transported to the Digital World, where they meet and befriend creatures called Digimon. With their Digimon partners, these children must protect both worlds from evil forces. The show follows a group of seven children: Tai, Matt, Sora, Izzy, Mimi, Joe, and T.K. They all come from different parts of the world and have different personalities, but they all have one thing in common: they are all chosen to be the DigiDestined, the only ones who can save the Digital World from destruction. At the start of the show, the children are transported to the Digital World through their electronic devices. There, they meet their Digimon partners. The Digimon are creatures with unique abilities who can evolve into more powerful forms. The children learn that they must work together with their Digimon partners to defeat evil Digimon who are trying to take over the Digital World. The first season of the show focuses on the children's journey to defeat the evil Digimon leader, Devimon. However, as they progress, they discover that Devimon is just a pawn in a larger, more sinister plan. A group called the Dark Masters is behind the takeover of the Digital World, and the DigiDestined must do everything they can to stop them. The second season of the show takes place three years after the end of the first season. A new group of children becomes the DigiDestined, and the focus shifts to a new threat to both the Digital and human worlds. A group called the Digimon Emperor is enslaving and controlling Digimon, and the DigiDestined must work together once again to save everyone. Throughout the show, the children and their Digimon partners face many challenges and hardships. They must overcome their fears, learn to trust each other, and grow as individuals to become powerful warriors. They also learn the importance of teamwork and how it can bring about great success. The show features a talented voice cast, including Steve Blum as the voice of Guilmon and Takato, Mona Marshall as the voice of Izzy and Kari, and Tifanie Christun as the voice of Biyomon and Yoshino. The voice acting is superb, and each character has a unique voice and personality that shines through. The animation of the show is also top-notch. The Digimon are beautifully designed, and each evolution form is different and unique. The battles between the Digimon are always exciting and action-packed, with plenty of explosions and special effects. Overall, Digimon: Digital Monsters is a fantastic show that appeals to both children and adults. It has a great story, lovable characters, and amazing animation. The show teaches valuable lessons about friendship, teamwork, and trust, and it delivers them without being preachy or condescending. If you're a fan of animated TV shows or just looking for something new to watch, Digimon: Digital Monsters is definitely worth checking out.

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Seasons

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29. A Million Points of Light

May 19, 2001

The six DigiDestined, assisted by DigiDestined all over the world and Oikawa's gathered children, destroy MaloMyotismon. Oikawa is left dying in the dream dimension and uses the power of the dimension to help restore the Digital World to its original state. Twenty-five years later, when everyone in the Real World has a Digimon partner, both groups of DigiDestined are grown and their children now hold the responsibility of protecting the worlds.

28. The Last Temptation of the DigiDestined

May 19, 2001

MaloMyotismon tempts the DigiDestined with illusions of their dreams coming true, but Davis, whose dream was that ExVeemon could grow more powerful to defeat the villain, guides them out. The others follow his example, causing the Digimon to evolve into all their forms at once.

27. Oikawa's Shame

May 12, 2001

Oikawa and the children infected with the Dark Spores try to go to the Digital World, but, due to BlackWarGreymon's sealing of the gate, travel to a different world, where MaloMyotismon, who had hidden within Oikawa ever since his defeat, makes his appearance.

26. Black WarGreymon's Destiny

May 12, 2001

One of the children's Dark Spores grows into a Dark Flower, which is harvested by Oikawa despite the DigiDestined's best efforts to stop him. Cody's grandfather tries to convince Oikawa to give up villainy, but fails. Before Oikawa can kill him, however, BlackWarGreymon takes the fatal blast. The dying mega uses the last remnants of power to seal the digital gate at Highton View Terrace.

25. Duel of the WarGreymon

May 5, 2001

BlackWarGreymon confronts Oikawa, who tells him the truth about his creation. The digimon tries to destroy Oikawa, but is stopped by both WarGreymon (which was the result of another power boost Agumon received from Azulongmon) and Imperialdramon Fighter Mode. After a fierce battle, they plead with BlackWarGreymon to befriend them.

24. The Dark Gate

October 7, 2001

Oikawa, having no more use for Ken, tries to hand him off to Daemon. The other DigiDestined arrive, and Ken is able to open a gate to the Dark Ocean.

23. Dark Sun, Dark Spore

April 28, 2001

Yukio Oikawa and his cronies kidnap Ken, and use his Dark Spore to create new ones to implant in gathered children. Meanwhile, Daemon's servants engage the DigiDestined, and, in order to win, the DigiDestined must kill both of them.

22. Invasion of the Daemon Corps

April 28, 2001

A new enemy, Daemon, appears, along with his followers. With the aid of Azulongmon's power given up by the older digimon, Imperialdramon Dragon Mode triumphs against SkullSatamon by mode changing into his Fighter Mode!

21. Digimon World Tour, Part 3

April 21, 2001

Ken and Matt help out the a Mexican DigiDestined, while Sora and Yolei helped those in Russia and Siberia. They all return back to Japan, just in time for Christmas. However, Arukenimon is still up to something.

20. Digimon World Tour, Part 2

April 14, 2001

In Australia, Cody and Joe meet with Derek to fight marine Digimon. In Paris, T.K. and Tai receive help from T.K.'s grandfather to save a French DigiDestined held in Versailles.

19. Digimon World Tour, Part 1

April 7, 2001

The Japanese DigiDestined split up. Mimi and Davis team up with the American DigiDestined, while Kari and Izzy go to help those in Asia.

18. Dramon Power

March 31, 2001

The DigiDestined receive one of Azulongmon's Digicores, which results in Paildramon mega digivolving into Imperialdramon Dragon Mode, who helps them to join the other DigiDestined worldwide. It also restores the original 8's ability to go to ultimate level.

17. A Very Digi-Christmas

March 24, 2001

As Christmas approaches, the DigiDestined take on a festive mood. Ken goes so far as to throw a party (the first time he was truly happy in a long time). The younger group brings the digimon partners of the original DigiDestined into the real world. However, their holiday cheer ends when control spires and rampaging digimon appear worldwide.

16. Kyoto Dragon

March 17, 2001

While the DNA digivolved digimon hold off BlackWarGreymon, Davis gets the idea of moving the last Destiny Stone with the D3s. Instead of moving it, this summons Azulongmon, the digimon that appeared as earlier destiny stones were destroyed. BlackWarGreymon attacks Azulongmon but quickly is shoved off and leaves after learning what his purpose is. After explaining many such things as the true purpose of the control spires and armor digivolving, Azulongmon warns the group about their true enemy, the one controlling Arukenimon and Mummymon. Davis sees a control spire in the real world.

15. Stone Soup

March 10, 2001

The DigiDestined head out to eat at another Digitamamon restaurant. Arukenimon and Mummymon are already there, badgering the digimon to tell them what his soup recipe is. When he refuses, they look for themselves, and discover the final destiny stone in the soup springs. When BlackWarGreymon shows up, Angemon and Ankylomon DNA digivolve into Shakkoumon, and the episode ends.

14. Cody Takes a Stand

March 3, 2001

Cody, worried about T.K., goes to see Matt, who tells him about how T.K. still carries the scars from the battle against Devimon. BlackWarGreymon destroys one of the final two destiny stones.

13. Destiny in Doubt

February 24, 2001

When BlackWarGreymon destroy the third stone, a digimon briefly appears and BlackWarGreymon becomes convinced that this is his worthy opponent. At the next site, despite Angemon digivolving to MagnaAngemon after he touches the Stone, the Destined lose the battle. Gabumon tells the children about Agumon's discussion with their foe.

12. A Chance Encounter

February 24, 2001

Yolei, while on a school trip, encounters BlackWarGreymon and several other digimon in the real world after the mega just destroyed a second Destiny Stone. Ken brings her Poromon, who helps her to combat the digimon until they are suddenly brought back to the Digital World.

11. If I Only had a Heart

February 17, 2001

BlackWarGreymon has a discussion about life with Agumon. Arukenimon and Mummymon turn their attention to the fabled Destiny Stones, damaging one with Knightmon (another creation of Arukenimon) and somehow causing BlackWarGreymon great pain in the process.

10. Opposites Attract

February 17, 2001

While searching for Gatomon's tail ring, Yolei, Kari, Ken, and their Digimon stumble into the Dark Ocean. When they are attacked by Blossomon, another of Arukenimon's creations, Gatomon and Aquilamon DNA digivolve into Silphymon (only after Yolei slaps Kari in the face, something Kari did earlier in the episode).

9. Ultimate Anti-Hero

February 10, 2001

While Cody's doubts towards Ken causes Ken to leave the group, Mummymon and Arukenimon combine a hundred control spires to create BlackWarGreymon. Even after Yolei brings Ken back to the group so they could form Paildramon, BlackWarGreymon effortlessly defeats the DigiDestined, but refuses to finish the job, and instead leaves Mummymon and Arukenimon, to search for a "worthy opponent."

8. Arukenimon's Tangled Web

February 10, 2001

Yolei creates a counter to the strange woman's music (because she worked with Matt's band). She transforms into a Digimon called Arukenimon and a fight breaks. As the gang is about to defeat her, another digimon, Mummymon, sweeps in to save her.

7. The Insect Master's Trap

February 3, 2001

The DigiDestined arrive at the giant Giga House, where the strange woman lies in wait. As they draw closer to her, the group is attacked by different kinds of insect digimon. When they find the spider woman, however, she uses her flute to take control of Stingmon and Digmon as well.

6. Fusion Confusion

February 3, 2001

Paildramon and Okuwamon continue fighting. Ken puts his crest of kindness into a slot in the base, but it does not do anything. Paildramon destroys the base entirely, and Izzy explains DNA digivolving and the story of how the original DigiDestined gave up the powers of their crests, which is why their Digimon can't digivolve to ultimate level anymore.

5. United We Stand

February 3, 2001

The DigiDestined see that Ken's base is about to explode. Okuwamon, a digimon made from control spires, attacks the DigiDestined. Ken comes, and Davis talks about friendship. Suddenly, ExVeemon and Stingmon DNA digivolve to Paildramon.

4. Spirit Needle

December 9, 2000

The strange woman changes control spires into digimon. She turns one into a Golemon who tries to destroy a dam where Mimi and Palmon are. The DigiDestined cannot destroy Golemon and are forced to get Ken and Stingmon's help to destroy Golemon. Once Palmon wakes up and reveals that Golemon is a fake digimon, which is deduced as the reason behind Ken's actions, Yolei is able to get Hawkmon to digivolve into Aquilamon and helps destroy Golemon.

3. If I had a Tail Hammer

December 9, 2000

Davis, Kari, and T.K. find that their Digimon can't Digivolve. Cody is attacked by Thundermon, leading to Armadillomon's unexpected digivolution into Ankylomon. Ken sees a strange woman in his room that won't tell him her name. When a mysterious digimon who is Stingmon, Wormmon's evolved form destroys Thundermon, it leads the DigiDestined to question Ken's behavior.

2. Genesis of Evil

December 2, 2000

Ken reminisces about his brother Sam, his digivice, an e-mail he got, and when he first went into the Digital World (despite his temporary amnesia in the real world). He goes looking for Wormmon, and finds his baby form, Leafmon, in Primary Village.

1. Davis Cries Wolfmon

December 2, 2000

Davis, in an effort to catch Kari's attention, wants Veemon to evolve like Patamon. His effort only manages to anger a Tortomon that chases them across the land. Veemon digivolves to ExVeemon to fight him off.

Description

The show follows a group of seven children: Tai, Matt, Sora, Izzy, Mimi, Joe, and T.K. They all come from different parts of the world and have different personalities, but they all have one thing in common: they are all chosen to be the DigiDestined, the only ones who can save the Digital World from destruction.

At the start of the show, the children are transported to the Digital World through their electronic devices. There, they meet their Digimon partners. The Digimon are creatures with unique abilities who can evolve into more powerful forms. The children learn that they must work together with their Digimon partners to defeat evil Digimon who are trying to take over the Digital World.

The first season of the show focuses on the children's journey to defeat the evil Digimon leader, Devimon. However, as they progress, they discover that Devimon is just a pawn in a larger, more sinister plan. A group called the Dark Masters is behind the takeover of the Digital World, and the DigiDestined must do everything they can to stop them.

The second season of the show takes place three years after the end of the first season. A new group of children becomes the DigiDestined, and the focus shifts to a new threat to both the Digital and human worlds. A group called the Digimon Emperor is enslaving and controlling Digimon, and the DigiDestined must work together once again to save everyone.

Throughout the show, the children and their Digimon partners face many challenges and hardships. They must overcome their fears, learn to trust each other, and grow as individuals to become powerful warriors. They also learn the importance of teamwork and how it can bring about great success.

The show features a talented voice cast, including Steve Blum as the voice of Guilmon and Takato, Mona Marshall as the voice of Izzy and Kari, and Tifanie Christun as the voice of Biyomon and Yoshino. The voice acting is superb, and each character has a unique voice and personality that shines through.

The animation of the show is also top-notch. The Digimon are beautifully designed, and each evolution form is different and unique. The battles between the Digimon are always exciting and action-packed, with plenty of explosions and special effects.

Overall, Digimon: Digital Monsters is a fantastic show that appeals to both children and adults. It has a great story, lovable characters, and amazing animation. The show teaches valuable lessons about friendship, teamwork, and trust, and it delivers them without being preachy or condescending. If you're a fan of animated TV shows or just looking for something new to watch, Digimon: Digital Monsters is definitely worth checking out.