Thanks for explaining that. I thought you were talking about TK until I went back in the video to check again.

@@mycupoftea_1 the conversation he overheard was specifically the one where they agreed to not tell him. They didn't want him to feel unloved or to not think that he was their child, but it completely backfires because he now knows and doesn't understand why they would withold it from him (as he's quite young there). He becomes very distant as a result.

All of the seasons are on hulu

No, thats BomberNanimon, the regular Nanimon its actually a Tamagochi that somehow made it to the Digital World and trained to be buff so he could survive there

I wish I checked out Digimon as a kid. I probably would have watched most of the seasons. The lengths America went to censoring animes is impressive.

@@mycupoftea_1 but digimon wasn’t as heavily censored as other kids anime at its time.

​@@dwainsimmons3447 This is true. Digimon was raw and wasn't apologetic about the setting being in Japan either. That was rare at that point in time.

Yeah, there is a lot and I love it. Digimon could be bigger if they can figure out how to use this technology age we're in to the show's advantage. The best thing about Digimon is that it will always be in style as long as advanced technology is around. There could be a lot done to play around with that.

Tamagotchi is digimon's origin They even have the same written language

Why is tamagotchi a fictional species

Hehe Oyajitchi.

I think it's rare to see children show have dark themes like depression in them. I thought Digimon was about kids battling with each other using their Digimon in a fun manor. Did not expect the show to be way deeper than that. I just looked up Weregarurumon. That is a really slick design. Now that you mentioned German dub, there's one thing I want to do for 2024. I always watch anime in English and Japanese, but I don't know how animes sound in other languages. I'm curious how the voice actors sound on certain shows.

@@mycupoftea_1 Haha, well I think the German voices are pretty much as good as the japanese dub, but are a bit less cartoonish when it comes to the digimon themselves. Not that shit isn't goofy as well, but the actors don't really put on voices and instead just kinda speak and act naturally, which is a subjective thing, but it helped me to be more invested in the Digimon as characters rather than cartoon sidekicks (Same is true for the japanese dub btw). Especially Gabumon's German actor did a great job imo. This dude can transform into a giant metal wolf with rocket launcher, yet they chose a voice actor with a very gentle and calm voice and it gives Gabumon so much character. Bc no matter how strong he gets, Gabumon's main traits are that he is just a very mindful, calm and kind dork. Someone, who is very mindful of other people's feelings and his love for the ones around him is far greater of a character trait than any of his superhuman abilities, so him having such a soft spoken actor in the German dub was a perfect choice, despite how much it clashes with his visual apperiance. Japanese voice actor is a bit more sassy, but I still like him very much. Just slightly prefer the German one. There's a scene in episode 51, where Matt and Gabumon are stuck in a cave, where Matt has to confront who he is as a person and Gabumon's speech always gets me to tears man lol. Scene is also very beautiful in japanese. Both dubs are equally good I guess, but since I speak German I gravitate towards that dub lol. But I doubt you will find the German dub with English subs sadly, so I'd still recommend it in japanese. English dub sadly destroys a lot of the emotional beats of the story. I'm very glad the German version simply translated the songs instead of making their own haha. The german version of the Digimon songs were pretty dope, but they pale to the German version of the first One Piece OP. This one was completely original and I think it's still my favorite One Piece opening lmao. Maybe you should react to that one some day

I apologies for not watching it earlier, but I'm glad I was able to get to one of the seasons. I don't know who decided it was a good idea to play that "hey digimon" song in intense scenes. And that Digimon rap too... You fans had it rough 😅

​@@mycupoftea_1 At least for fans in other languages, they translated/remade the songs completely so they are their own version of the original. I grew up with the German ones, so I like them the most (also Frank Schwindel has just the best voice for that). Maybe that would be a good starting point, as back then, many anime openings were translated for dubs.

Oh that's good. What about season 2?

@@mycupoftea_1 don't think zero two had one yet. Likely next year(technically this year now).

Billiam did talk about the dub version a bit, but is it really that bad?

@@mycupoftea_1 Season 3's dub isn't bad at all (in my opinion) but season 1 and 2 is filled to the brim with jokes and loud 'rock/pop' music to make it seem 'hip' with the kids. Serious scenes would often be crippled by them making constant jokes, for example the season finale villain makes references to pizza crust. Also they cut out anything too violent or dark; the Digimon movie was the worst offender. 3 separate movies smashed into 1 with horrid editing and the story was all over the place. Personally I feel season 3 and onward they learned better, but the first two were rough. And this is coming from someone who loves the first two seasons and feels nostalgic with all it's janky music choices and stupid jokes. XD

​@@ditzydoodle8381It was one reference for a metaphor iirc, btw, they're releasing separate dubbed versions of the movies apparently, I think they're gonna be more accurate to the OG (or just less cut up)