Digimon Adventure Tri is back in the second to last entry in this epic theatrical series. With Part 4 stumbling somewhat in execution, it will be interesting to see how the story recovers in this latest release. Digimon Adventure Tri Part 5 follows in its predecessors’ footsteps by directly continuing the longform narrative of the […]
My experience with the Digimon series consists of fuzzy memories of the first and second Digimon Adventure seasons from my childhood, fond memories of the Digimon Adventure, Children’s War Game! and Hurricane Touchdown films, and a fervent love for the third season, Digimon Tamers, which I waxed poetical about in my review of the series last […]
Digimon Adventure Tri continues to spin its longform theatrical narrative with Part 4: Loss. Akin with the former entries, Digimon Adventure Tri Part 4 kicks off directly from the end of Part 3 with the team stranded in the rebooted Digital World. After spending time working through some requisite teen angst and reconnecting with their […]
After the sober end to Digimon Adventure Tri Part 2: Determination, the latest release, Digimon Adventure Tri Part 3, decides to invest some time into the conspiracy element of this interesting take on the Digimon world and pull a few heart strings to see how we’re faring. Following the almost episodic approach to this release, […]
Digimon Adventure Tri Part 1 was pretty awesome – stacks of references to the rich world established with the first TV series and an inspired art design made for compelling viewing. So with Digimon Adventure Tri Part 2 we find our journey with this new arc at a cross roads with the opportunity to double-down […]
When it comes to shows from your childhood, impartiality can be difficult. Attempting to separate the positive memories of watching early morning television on the weekends from the actual narrative proficiency and entertainment value of a show can be nigh impossible in these circumstances, so strong is the desire for things to be exactly as […]