To be honest, it felt out of the blue that as the Digidestined grew older they would lose their relationship with their Digimon, but man did it elevate the intensity. Early concept art for Taichi and Yamato (Tai and Matt) in Last Evolution Kizuna. Holy #$, did this movie tug at our heart strings.

The film revolves around Matt and Tai figuring out what they want to do for the rest of their lives while fighting an evil Digimon from the internet, while simultaneously dealing with a bombshell of a truth that they will inevitably lose their Digimon because of a natural thing called… GROWING UP. This recent film, Digimon: Last Evolution Kizuna, which I was planning to watch in theaters prior to the pandemic, made me really wish I watched it on the big screen rather than streaming it from my laptop. Although, I will hand it to them that there was a scene with Patamon and T.K.

series featured a dragged out storyline that lost a lot of its momentum with an unnecessary plot.

Although it was fantastic to see the old Digidestined, the tri. The previous new entry of the Digimon franchise was the film series Digimon Adventure tri., which I must say was quite underwhelming. WARNING: There may be spoilers within this review so please watch it before reading as you should… because it was fantastic! Although I am an avid Pokémon Card Collector, Digimon: Last Evolution Kizuna was probably one of the best animated movies from a “vintage” series. Both have been foundations of our childhood fantasies and a play-by-play on developing healthy friendships. For us millennials, there has been a constant debate of which was the better critter capturing animated series: Pokémon or Digimon.

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