#Digimon the movie ost series#

These are two very different but both valid ways for DigimonВ and PokemonВ to be relevant, even if theyвЂ™re not actively targeting the same audiences anymore. As much as I loved Pokemon Sword & Shield, in general, Cyber Sleuth has stuck with me more thanks to it feeling like itвЂ™s more squarely focused on the people who have gotten older since Digimon began, rather than kind of being frozen in time for a new generation to pick up on every few years. Games like Digimon Story: Cyber SleuthВ (a kind of B-tier PersonaВ game focusing on a group of edgy teens with real problems who also happen to enter the digital world to battle with Digimon) havenвЂ™t been beholden to a formula the same way Pokemon RPGs have been. While Digimon still has a pretty fervent fanbase and is regularly releasing new, interesting games that lean into more mature characters and themes, it hasnвЂ™t had quite the same staying power in the mainstream consciousness as its direct competitor Pokemon.Д«ut thatвЂ™s okay, because itвЂ™s meant that Digimon as a franchise has been able to grow up alongside its fans.

#Digimon the movie ost series#

This series is largely the most well-known, as it aired during the height of the franchiseвЂ™s popularity. I suppose IвЂ™ll patiently wait to see Matt, Gabumon, Kari, and Gatomon in a future trailer. The first trailer isnвЂ™t a ton to go on, but it mostly focuses on main protagonist Tai and his partner Agumon, with a few shots of some other fan favorites like Izzy and uh, wait, no, thatвЂ™s just it. A new DigimonВ animated series is set to begin airing next month in Japan, and itвЂ™s a retelling of the original Digimon Adventure show that aired from 1999-2000.