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This movie is the perfect sendoff to Digimon. It is both sad yet amazing.I don't think fans will be disappointed unless you really stan the other characters.So this movie is essentially Tai and Matt.Joe,Mimi,and Sora all have like 2 lines.Kari had like 3 while TK had like 5 and Izzy I think had around 9, more than the rest.I think even the 02 kids had more lines....Agumon and Gabumon had more lines. I think this movie was amazing in a way it was what tri tried(you'll never know if the pun was intended) to do.The movie is all about growing up and letting go facing reality.The callbacks are incredibly nostalgic and the music is on parr makes me want to buy the CD... Honestly I don't have any complaints about this movie.All good things must come to an end and I'm glad to have been able to be with this franchise. Is this biased....absolutely A normal person who has never seen Digimon would not get all the wonderful references this movie packs in an hour and 34 minutes, but the fans definitely will.It is a love letter to the franchise and the fans.An excellent sendoff to an excellent franchise. Have fun.

Simple, yet engaging story. Some elements are clearly recycle from other entries in the series, but it works. The characters grew up up along side the viewers, with is extremely rare in this type o franchise, showing how strong the themes and characters were to begin with. Sad, the the themes of this movies are undermined by the 2020 Digimon series. But h=hey, just like the Last Evolution told us, you can't always get what you want and must always keep moving forward.

The movie is trying to tell us that we have to grow up and most people like me who grew up with Digimon agree, i do too but growing up doesn't mean we can't revisit our favorite things from childhood and enjoy them even more with the good memories they bring us, we can still has adults let our selves swim in our own fantasies just to make adult life not totally boring. i grew up im 25 i have a job now but i always revisit my favorite shows specially Digimon more recently i haven't watched Digimon since like 2007 (age 12) and i couldn't buy the movies and the series because i couldn't afford it has a kid, i understand the message of the movie now and why by the ending of Adventure 02 the Digimon eventually return to their partners after they grew up and became stable adults, so when i grew up i got Digimon back because now i have a stable life and could afford to buy the whole Digimon series and movies i had to first grow up to do that that's what Matt and Tai had to do has well so their partners came back, i hope you can all understand what i mean. if you don't wanna return to Digimon or other childhood things it's fine, i do believe that after a hard day of work going back to these shows is just so relaxing and refreshing and all the worries of adult life go away for a while. Remember growing up doesn't have to be boring Digimon and other things you once enjoyed can go away but they always come back if you wish it with all your heart.

Aw man, I grew up watching Digimon, it always interested me more than Pokemon, every so often I would rewatch the various series and movies. All in all, Digimon played a massive role in my life. This movie was absolutely amazing. An absolute love letter to all the fans of the series, with many cameos and references that brought tears to my eyes. On that note, make sure you have tissues nearby if you love Digimon, as the movie is gut-wrenching, but in the best way possible. While there are some small things I could nitpick, it still wouldn't lower the score I gave. Please watch this if you love Digimon.

I was there when Tai helplessly blew Kari's whistle in the middle of the street as Greymon laid there unconscious, and I was there when a older, yet also helpless Tai blew the same whistle to bring everyone back. This felt like the perfect ending for those who first watched Omnimon form from emails as kids, to saying goodbye to the irreplaceable figures in our lives as we age. Menoa is an understandable "antagonist" in this story, who has dealt with the treacherous void that many soon like her will come to deal with. Although her actions seem villainess in taking away freedom and growth for the sensation of living in external satisfaction, they come from her own experience and desire to deprive other of sadness. My favourite scene by far is watching Tai and Matt share beers at a bar. No moment will resonate more with someone who watched them as kids being plunged into a world of impossible choices to now doing normal things when you enter adulthood. There are some characters that may have deserved more recognition and closure, but for the time allotted, there was satisfactory progression and attention to important details. Glad Joe finally made it. It truly felt like the end of an adventure, with our original digidestined growing up and Tai finally realizing his inspiration. An emotional story with an injection of nostalgia and that FINAL EVOLUTION...well done.