Digimon Adventure

Digimon Adventure (デジモンアドベンチャー Dejimon Adobenchā) is a 1999 television anime series. It is the first television anime adaptation of the Digimon franchise and part of the Digimon Adventure continuity.
=Summary=
==Premise==
In the summer of 1999, seven children attending summer camp are unexpectedly taken into a new and unfamiliar world, where they meet seven Digimon who have been waiting for them. The children and their Digimon set out to figure out where they are and find a way home, fighting for survival against the other hostile Digimon who inhabit the world, but when they learn that have been brought into the Digital World for a higher purpose, they accept the responsibility of resolving the crisis facing it, as well as the role of the "Chosen Children." Even as their travels continue and they face the powerful evil Digimon who threaten both the Digital World and their own world, they also face their own inner demons and begin to mature, and as they do, their partner Digimon become able to evolve into stronger and stronger forms.
==Synopsis==
==="File Island Arc" (Episodes 1-13)===
After Landing in the Digital World, they found their partner Digimon. During a fight with Kuwagamon, Their Digimon Evolved.
Gomamon Called upon some fish, and saved the children. After a long walk to the beach, they found phone booths. After finding they were fake, they ate emergency food that Jo had in his bag. After, Shellmon Attacked them. When it was squeezing Taichi, Agumon Evolved into Greymon. After many similar scenarios, all Digimon but Patamon had Evolved. During these times, the Black Gears were found to be angering Digimon into attacking them. When Leomon was freed from the black gears, he told the Children and Digimon about a prophecy. Sent up to defeat Devimon, all the adult Digimon were taken out. After Takeru was taken by Devimon, Patamon finally evolved into Angemon. He defeated him, but lost himself in the process. His Digitama was returned, and after quick message from Gennai they were off to find the Crests on the continent of Server.
==="Server Continent Arc" (Episodes 14-28)===
==="Tokyo Arc" (Episodes 29-39)===
==="Final Showdown Arc" (Episodes 40-54)===
=Characters=
==Main Characters==
Yagami Taichi 	Yagami Taichi 	Yagami Taichi 	Agumon 	Agumon 	Agumon
八神 太一 	八神 太一 	八神 太一 	アグモン 	アグモン 	アグモン
 	Voice Actor 	Crest 	 	Voice Actor 	Evolution Stage
 	Fujita Toshiko (藤田 淑子) 	Crest of Courage 	 	Sakamoto Chika (坂本 千夏) 	Child
 	Joshua Seth 	Crest of Courage 	 	Tom Fahn 	Child
 	
A sporty boy who is like, "I'm not great at studying, but when it comes to athletics, I'm your guy!" Extremely active, he's the type to take action rather than talk things through. He does occasionally bite off more than he can chew and fail for it, but, never letting it get him down, he boldly leads the way for the others with his innate courage and initiative. He was part of the elementary school soccer club where, despite just being in 5th grade, he was their ace striker."太一キャラ紹介". デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
A sporty boy who is like, "I'm not great at studying, but when it comes to athletics, I'm your guy!" Extremely active, he's the type to take action rather than talk things through. He does occasionally bite off more than he can chew and fail for it, but, never letting it get him down, he boldly leads the way for the others with his innate courage and initiative. He was part of the elementary school soccer club where, despite just being in 5th grade, he was their ace striker."太一キャラ紹介". デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	 	
Taichi's partner. A bipedal Reptile Digimon. Its Special Move is spitting a ball of fire from its mouth, . With a go-getter personality taking after (?) Taichi, it frequently dashes impulsively into battle in order to protect Taichi. However, normally, it is laid-back and endlessly cheerful, and will often cozy up to other humans besides Taichi as well, eager to be friends."アグモンキャラ紹介". デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
Taichi's partner. A bipedal Reptile Digimon. Its Special Move is spitting a ball of fire from its mouth, . With a go-getter personality taking after (?) Taichi, it frequently dashes impulsively into battle in order to protect Taichi. However, normally, it is laid-back and endlessly cheerful, and will often cozy up to other humans besides Taichi as well, eager to be friends."アグモンキャラ紹介". デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.
Botamon ⇒ Koromon ⇒ Agumon ⇒ Greymon ⇒ Metal Greymon ⇒ War Greymon
                      ⇒ Skull Greymon	Botamon ⇒ Koromon ⇒ Agumon ⇒ Greymon ⇒ Metal Greymon ⇒ War Greymon
                      ⇒ Skull Greymon	Botamon ⇒ Koromon ⇒ Agumon ⇒ Greymon ⇒ Metal Greymon ⇒ War Greymon
                      ⇒ Skull Greymon	Botamon ⇒ Koromon ⇒ Agumon ⇒ Greymon ⇒ Metal Greymon ⇒ War Greymon
                      ⇒ Skull Greymon	Botamon ⇒ Koromon ⇒ Agumon ⇒ Greymon ⇒ Metal Greymon ⇒ War Greymon
                      ⇒ Skull Greymon	Botamon ⇒ Koromon ⇒ Agumon ⇒ Greymon ⇒ Metal Greymon ⇒ War Greymon
                      ⇒ Skull Greymon
Takenouchi Sora 	Takenouchi Sora 	Takenouchi Sora 	Piyomon 	Piyomon 	Piyomon
武之内 空 	武之内 空 	武之内 空 	ピヨモン 	ピヨモン 	ピヨモン
 	Voice Actor 	Crest 	 	Voice Actor 	Evolution Stage
 	Mizutani Yūko (水谷 優子) 	Crest of Love 	 	Shigematsu Atori (重松 花鳥) 	Child
 	Colleen O'Shaughnessey 	Crest of Love 	 	Tifanie Christun 	Child
 	
An energetic girl with short-cut hair. She always has a boyish look to her, never wearing skirts. With her excellent reflexes, she and Taichi made up a two-top formation in the soccer club. But while she is on one hand strong-willed, she is simultaneously also a sensitive soul who frets over her friends, and is frequently put in the position of acting as something of a big sister to this discordant group."空キャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
An energetic girl with short-cut hair. She always has a boyish look to her, never wearing skirts. With her excellent reflexes, she and Taichi made up a two-top formation in the soccer club. But while she is on one hand strong-willed, she is simultaneously also a sensitive soul who frets over her friends, and is frequently put in the position of acting as something of a big sister to this discordant group."空キャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	 	
Sora's partner. A Chick Digimon whose wings have developed to become like arms. Its Special Move is a strike using ethereal flames, . It is very needy and absolutely adores its partner, Sora. Meek by nature, it also gets dejected when Sora scolds it. It is actually poor at flying, and is in a perpetual rivalry with Patamon, who is in the same boat."ピヨモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
Sora's partner. A Chick Digimon whose wings have developed to become like arms. Its Special Move is a strike using ethereal flames, . It is very needy and absolutely adores its partner, Sora. Meek by nature, it also gets dejected when Sora scolds it. It is actually poor at flying, and is in a perpetual rivalry with Patamon, who is in the same boat."ピヨモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.
Nyokimon ⇒ Pyocomon ⇒ Piyomon ⇒ Birdramon ⇒ Garudamon 	Nyokimon ⇒ Pyocomon ⇒ Piyomon ⇒ Birdramon ⇒ Garudamon 	Nyokimon ⇒ Pyocomon ⇒ Piyomon ⇒ Birdramon ⇒ Garudamon 	Nyokimon ⇒ Pyocomon ⇒ Piyomon ⇒ Birdramon ⇒ Garudamon 	Nyokimon ⇒ Pyocomon ⇒ Piyomon ⇒ Birdramon ⇒ Garudamon 	Nyokimon ⇒ Pyocomon ⇒ Piyomon ⇒ Birdramon ⇒ Garudamon
Ishida Yamato 	Ishida Yamato 	Ishida Yamato 	Gabumon 	Gabumon 	Gabumon
石田 ヤマト 	石田 ヤマト 	石田 ヤマト 	ガブモン 	ガブモン 	ガブモン
 	Voice Actor 	Crest 	 	Voice Actor 	Evolution Stage
 	Kazama Yūto (風間 勇刀) 	Crest of Friendship 	 	Yamaguchi Mayumi (山口 眞弓) 	Child
 	Michael Reisz 	Crest of Friendship 	 	Kirk Thornton 	Child
 	
A cool boy who excels at both smarts and action. His parents divorced three years ago, and now he lives with his father. He has a strong sense of responsibility and is overly serious, which may explain the somewhat excessively cautious side that he shows in the adventure in the Digital World. This could be why he frequently butts heads with the instinct-driven Taichi. He is also rather overprotective of Takaishi Takeru, his younger brother of whom his mother has custody. He has a talent for the harmonica."ヤマトキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
A cool boy who excels at both smarts and action. His parents divorced three years ago, and now he lives with his father. He has a strong sense of responsibility and is overly serious, which may explain the somewhat excessively cautious side that he shows in the adventure in the Digital World. This could be why he frequently butts heads with the instinct-driven Taichi. He is also rather overprotective of Takaishi Takeru, his younger brother of whom his mother has custody. He has a talent for the harmonica."ヤマトキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	 	
Yamato's partner. It wears the pelt of a Garurumon, but is actually a Reptile Digimon, like Agumon. Its Special Move is an attack with a small fireball, . It puts on a tough act for its fellow Digimon and the humans, but deep down, it is very, very shy and will not take off its Garurumon pelt under any circumstances (how it looks without it is a secret)."ガブモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
Yamato's partner. It wears the pelt of a Garurumon, but is actually a Reptile Digimon, like Agumon. Its Special Move is an attack with a small fireball, . It puts on a tough act for its fellow Digimon and the humans, but deep down, it is very, very shy and will not take off its Garurumon pelt under any circumstances (how it looks without it is a secret)."ガブモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.
Punimon ⇒ Tunomon ⇒ Gabumon ⇒ Garurumon ⇒ Were Garurumon ⇒ Metal Garurumon	Punimon ⇒ Tunomon ⇒ Gabumon ⇒ Garurumon ⇒ Were Garurumon ⇒ Metal Garurumon	Punimon ⇒ Tunomon ⇒ Gabumon ⇒ Garurumon ⇒ Were Garurumon ⇒ Metal Garurumon	Punimon ⇒ Tunomon ⇒ Gabumon ⇒ Garurumon ⇒ Were Garurumon ⇒ Metal Garurumon	Punimon ⇒ Tunomon ⇒ Gabumon ⇒ Garurumon ⇒ Were Garurumon ⇒ Metal Garurumon	Punimon ⇒ Tunomon ⇒ Gabumon ⇒ Garurumon ⇒ Were Garurumon ⇒ Metal Garurumon
Izumi Kōshirō 	Izumi Kōshirō 	Izumi Kōshirō 	Tentomon 	Tentomon 	Tentomon
泉 光子郎 	泉 光子郎 	泉 光子郎 	テントモン 	テントモン 	テントモン
 	Voice Actor 	Crest 	 	Voice Actor 	Evolution Stage
 	Tenjin Umi (天神 有海) 	Crest of Knowledge 	 	Sakurai Takahiro (櫻井 孝宏) 	Child
 	Mona Marshall 	Crest of Knowledge 	 	Jeff Nimoy 	Child
 	
A "computer boy" who is constantly lugging his laptop around, whose biggest hobby is the internet. Fiercely intellectually curious, when he comes across a mystery, he becomes totally absorbed in solving it. The problem is, he hyperfocuses so much that he can no longer see other problems or the dangers right under his nose, sometimes angering the others. He is socially awkward and unfailingly refers to others with Predictably(?), he isn't much of an athlete."光子郎キャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
A "computer boy" who is constantly lugging his laptop around, whose biggest hobby is the internet. Fiercely intellectually curious, when he comes across a mystery, he becomes totally absorbed in solving it. The problem is, he hyperfocuses so much that he can no longer see other problems or the dangers right under his nose, sometimes angering the others. He is socially awkward and unfailingly refers to others with Predictably(?), he isn't much of an athlete."光子郎キャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	 	
Kōshirō's partner. An Insect Digimon with a tough carapace and six limbs. Its Special Move is firing a jolt of static electricity from its antennae, . Its laid-back and friendly-to-all disposition might pair surprisingly well with Kōshirō's poor social skills. It is knowledgeable about Digimon and frequently steps up as a commentator on the subject, but its information can often be rather useless. For some reason, it speaks in the Kansai dialect."テントモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
Kōshirō's partner. An Insect Digimon with a tough carapace and six limbs. Its Special Move is firing a jolt of static electricity from its antennae, . Its laid-back and friendly-to-all disposition might pair surprisingly well with Kōshirō's poor social skills. It is knowledgeable about Digimon and frequently steps up as a commentator on the subject, but its information can often be rather useless. For some reason, it speaks in the Kansai dialect."テントモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.
Bubbmon ⇒ Mochimon ⇒ Tentomon ⇒ Kabuterimon ⇒ Atlur Kabuterimon 	Bubbmon ⇒ Mochimon ⇒ Tentomon ⇒ Kabuterimon ⇒ Atlur Kabuterimon 	Bubbmon ⇒ Mochimon ⇒ Tentomon ⇒ Kabuterimon ⇒ Atlur Kabuterimon 	Bubbmon ⇒ Mochimon ⇒ Tentomon ⇒ Kabuterimon ⇒ Atlur Kabuterimon 	Bubbmon ⇒ Mochimon ⇒ Tentomon ⇒ Kabuterimon ⇒ Atlur Kabuterimon 	Bubbmon ⇒ Mochimon ⇒ Tentomon ⇒ Kabuterimon ⇒ Atlur Kabuterimon
Tachikawa Mimi 	Tachikawa Mimi 	Tachikawa Mimi 	Palmon 	Palmon 	Palmon
太刀川ミミ 	太刀川ミミ 	太刀川ミミ 	パルモン 	パルモン 	パルモン
 	Voice Actor 	Crest 	 	Voice Actor 	Evolution Stage
 	Maeda Ai (前田 愛) 	Crest of Purity 	 	Mizowaki Shihomi (溝脇 しほみ) 	Child
 	Philece Sampler 	Crest of Purity 	 	Anna Garduno 	Child
 	
A grade-A pretty girl who is a classmate of Kōshirō's. She's essentially a pampered princess type with an agreeable disposition who is well liked by others, but as a consequence of growing up wanting for nothing in her well-off family, she has a selfish and irresponsible side. Having never known hardship, she has a bad habit of immediately bursting into tears and being dependent on others when she is faced with difficulty. Bluntly put, she's incompetent, but is innocent and oddly hard-to-dislike by nature."ミミキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
A grade-A pretty girl who is a classmate of Kōshirō's. She's essentially a pampered princess type with an agreeable disposition who is well liked by others, but as a consequence of growing up wanting for nothing in her well-off family, she has a selfish and irresponsible side. Having never known hardship, she has a bad habit of immediately bursting into tears and being dependent on others when she is faced with difficulty. Bluntly put, she's incompetent, but is innocent and oddly hard-to-dislike by nature."ミミキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	 	
Mimi's partner. A Vegetation Digimon with a tropical flower blooming on its head. Its Special Move strikes with poisonous ivy, . By nature it takes life at its own pace and wears its emotions plainly on its sleeve, and much like Mimi, it has a spoiled and selfish side. The flower on its head emits all sorts of scents depending on its mood, and it can photosynthesize by spreading its leaf-like arms."パルモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
Mimi's partner. A Vegetation Digimon with a tropical flower blooming on its head. Its Special Move strikes with poisonous ivy, . By nature it takes life at its own pace and wears its emotions plainly on its sleeve, and much like Mimi, it has a spoiled and selfish side. The flower on its head emits all sorts of scents depending on its mood, and it can photosynthesize by spreading its leaf-like arms."パルモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.
Yuramon ⇒ Tanemon ⇒ Palmon ⇒ Togemon ⇒ Lilimon 	Yuramon ⇒ Tanemon ⇒ Palmon ⇒ Togemon ⇒ Lilimon 	Yuramon ⇒ Tanemon ⇒ Palmon ⇒ Togemon ⇒ Lilimon 	Yuramon ⇒ Tanemon ⇒ Palmon ⇒ Togemon ⇒ Lilimon 	Yuramon ⇒ Tanemon ⇒ Palmon ⇒ Togemon ⇒ Lilimon 	Yuramon ⇒ Tanemon ⇒ Palmon ⇒ Togemon ⇒ Lilimon
Kido Jo 	Kido Jo 	Kido Jo 	Gomamon 	Gomamon 	Gomamon
城戸 丈 	城戸 丈 	城戸 丈 	ゴマモン 	ゴマモン 	ゴマモン
 	Voice Actor 	Crest 	 	Voice Actor 	Evolution Stage
 	Kikuchi Masami (菊池 正美) 	Crest of Sincerity 	 	Takeuchi Junko (竹内 順子) 	Child
 	Michael Lindsay 	Crest of Sincerity 	 	R. Martin Klein 	Child
 	
An honors student with a reliable and deeply sincere disposition. Born into an elite family, his goal for his future is to himself qualify to enter a top university. Being the eldest of the group, his sense of duty constantly burdens him with the belief that he must lead them. Because of his indecisiveness and lack of ability, though, it all amount to nothing but a load of hot air, making him look ridiculous to the others."丈キャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
An honors student with a reliable and deeply sincere disposition. Born into an elite family, his goal for his future is to himself qualify to enter a top university. Being the eldest of the group, his sense of duty constantly burdens him with the belief that he must lead them. Because of his indecisiveness and lack of ability, though, it all amount to nothing but a load of hot air, making him look ridiculous to the others."丈キャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	 	
Jo's partner. A Marine Animal Digimon with a warm coat of fur, who excels at swimming. When angered, the red fur running down its back stands up on end. Its Special Move, , controls its fish minions as it sees fit. It's a rascal who messes with everything in sight, and of course, it virtually never listens to any of Jo's objections in the course of its monkeying around."ゴマモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
Jo's partner. A Marine Animal Digimon with a warm coat of fur, who excels at swimming. When angered, the red fur running down its back stands up on end. Its Special Move, , controls its fish minions as it sees fit. It's a rascal who messes with everything in sight, and of course, it virtually never listens to any of Jo's objections in the course of its monkeying around."ゴマモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.
Pichimon ⇒ Pukamon ⇒ Gomamon ⇒ Ikkakumon ⇒ Zudomon 	Pichimon ⇒ Pukamon ⇒ Gomamon ⇒ Ikkakumon ⇒ Zudomon 	Pichimon ⇒ Pukamon ⇒ Gomamon ⇒ Ikkakumon ⇒ Zudomon 	Pichimon ⇒ Pukamon ⇒ Gomamon ⇒ Ikkakumon ⇒ Zudomon 	Pichimon ⇒ Pukamon ⇒ Gomamon ⇒ Ikkakumon ⇒ Zudomon 	Pichimon ⇒ Pukamon ⇒ Gomamon ⇒ Ikkakumon ⇒ Zudomon
Takaishi Takeru 	Takaishi Takeru 	Takaishi Takeru 	Patamon 	Patamon 	Patamon
高石 タケル 	高石 タケル 	高石 タケル 	パタモン 	パタモン 	パタモン
 	Voice Actor 	Crest 	 	Voice Actor 	Evolution Stage
 	Konishi Hiroko (小西 寛子) 	Crest of Hope 	 	Matsumoto Miwa (松本 美和) 	Child
 	Wendee Lee 	Crest of Hope 	 	Laura Summer 	Child
 	
Yamato's younger brother. Since their parents' divorce, he has lived with their mother. As a result, he greatly idolizes Yamato and believes that everything will work out for the best as long as his big brother handles it all. He is kind and meek by nature, but from time to time he unwittingly irritates Yamato, in all of his overprotectiveness, by heeding Taichi's point of view over Yamato's own."タケルキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
Yamato's younger brother. Since their parents' divorce, he has lived with their mother. As a result, he greatly idolizes Yamato and believes that everything will work out for the best as long as his big brother handles it all. He is kind and meek by nature, but from time to time he unwittingly irritates Yamato, in all of his overprotectiveness, by heeding Taichi's point of view over Yamato's own."タケルキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	 	
Takeru's partner. A Mammal Digimon distinguished by its enormous ears. Its Special Move, , spits out all of the air that it has inhaled all at once. It has a laudable disposition where it is especially meek compared to the other Digimon, and reliably obeys commands. It can also use its ears to fly, but it can't fly faster than 1 km/h, so really, it's always faster for it to just walk."パタモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
Takeru's partner. A Mammal Digimon distinguished by its enormous ears. Its Special Move, , spits out all of the air that it has inhaled all at once. It has a laudable disposition where it is especially meek compared to the other Digimon, and reliably obeys commands. It can also use its ears to fly, but it can't fly faster than 1 km/h, so really, it's always faster for it to just walk."パタモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.
Poyomon ⇒ Tokomon ⇒ Patamon ⇒ Angemon ⇒ Holy Angemon 	Poyomon ⇒ Tokomon ⇒ Patamon ⇒ Angemon ⇒ Holy Angemon 	Poyomon ⇒ Tokomon ⇒ Patamon ⇒ Angemon ⇒ Holy Angemon 	Poyomon ⇒ Tokomon ⇒ Patamon ⇒ Angemon ⇒ Holy Angemon 	Poyomon ⇒ Tokomon ⇒ Patamon ⇒ Angemon ⇒ Holy Angemon 	Poyomon ⇒ Tokomon ⇒ Patamon ⇒ Angemon ⇒ Holy Angemon
Yagami Hikari 	Yagami Hikari 	Yagami Hikari 	Tailmon 	Tailmon 	Tailmon
八神 ヒカリ 	八神 ヒカリ 	八神 ヒカリ 	テイルモン 	テイルモン 	テイルモン
 	Voice Actor 	Crest 	 	Voice Actor 	Evolution Stage
 	Araki Kae (荒木 香恵) 	Crest of Light 	 	Tokumitsu Yuka (徳光 由香) 	Adult
 	Lara Jill Miller 	Crest of Light 	 	Edie Mirman 	Adult
 	
Taichi's younger sister; the eighth Chosen Child. She was actually supposed to have attended the camp and been sent to the Digimon world with Taichi and the others, but because she had come down with a cold and stayed at home, she is the only one who remained behind in the real world. Her disposition is usually very kind and deeply caring for her brother, but she also has great fortitude such that, when push comes to shove, she is undaunted by even the greatest of enemies."ヒカリキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
Taichi's younger sister; the eighth Chosen Child. She was actually supposed to have attended the camp and been sent to the Digimon world with Taichi and the others, but because she had come down with a cold and stayed at home, she is the only one who remained behind in the real world. Her disposition is usually very kind and deeply caring for her brother, but she also has great fortitude such that, when push comes to shove, she is undaunted by even the greatest of enemies."ヒカリキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	 	
Hikari's partner. A Mammal Digimon who resembles a small cat. Its Special Move, , strikes with its long, pointed claws. One would never guess from its cute appearance, but it is actually so strong that Greymon and the others are like lightweight beanbags to it. It originally served Vamdemon and was an enemy of Taichi and company, but with Wizarmon's help, it recovered its memories of its past of awaiting Hikari. Since it used to command squads of Digimon, it has the disposition of a strong-minded elder sister, and it is known to address its allies with a commanding tone."テイルモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.	
Hikari's partner. A Mammal Digimon who resembles a small cat. Its Special Move, , strikes with its long, pointed claws. One would never guess from its cute appearance, but it is actually so strong that Greymon and the others are like lightweight beanbags to it. It originally served Vamdemon and was an enemy of Taichi and company, but with Wizarmon's help, it recovered its memories of its past of awaiting Hikari. Since it used to command squads of Digimon, it has the disposition of a strong-minded elder sister, and it is known to address its allies with a commanding tone."テイルモンキャラ紹介." デジモンタイトルページ. Date unknown.
Nyaromon ⇒ Plotmon ⇒ Tailmon ⇒ Angewomon 	Nyaromon ⇒ Plotmon ⇒ Tailmon ⇒ Angewomon 	Nyaromon ⇒ Plotmon ⇒ Tailmon ⇒ Angewomon 	Nyaromon ⇒ Plotmon ⇒ Tailmon ⇒ Angewomon 	Nyaromon ⇒ Plotmon ⇒ Tailmon ⇒ Angewomon 	Nyaromon ⇒ Plotmon ⇒ Tailmon ⇒ Angewomon
==Other Characters==
*Ishida Hiroaki
*Izumi Kae
*Izumi Masami
*Kido Shin
*Tachikawa Keisuke	
*Tachikawa Satoe
*Takaishi Natsuko
*Takenouchi Toshiko
*Yagami Yuuko
*Yagami Susumu
File Island arc:
* Devimon
* Leomon
* Orgemon
* Andromon
* Elecmon	Server Continent arc:
*Etemon
*Nanomon
*Gazimon
*Whamon
*Piccolomon	Tokyo arc:
* Vamdemon
* Pico Devimon
* Wizarmon	Final showdown arc:
* The Dark Masters
** Piemon
** Pinochimon
** Mugendramon
** Metal Seadramon
* Apocalymon
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* Kuwagamon
* Shellmon
* Seadramon
* Meramon
* Monzaemon
* Unimon
* Yukidarumon
* Mojyamon
* Centalmon
* Bakemon	
* Drimogemon
* Pagumon
* Monochromon
* Greymon
* Cockatrimon
* Tyranomon
* Vegimon
* Digitamamon
* Vademon
* Fantomon
* Devidramon
* Nanimon	
* Mammon
* Gesomon
* Raremon
* Death Meramon
* Dark Tyranomon
* Gizamon
* Mega Seadramon
* Tuskmon
* Snimon	
* Anomalocarimon
* Hangyomon
* Kiwimon
* Mushmon
* Blossomon
* Jyureimon
* Gerbemon
* Red Vegimon
* Hagurumon
* Mechanorimon
* Tankmon
* Megadramon
* Gigadramon
* Waru Monzaemon
* Guardromon
* Mechanorimon
* Lady Devimon
* Evilmon
* Gennai
* Homeostasis
=Episodes=
: Main article: List of Digimon Adventure episodes
=Related Media=
: See also: Digimon Adventure 02 § Related Media, Digimon Adventure tri. § Related Media, and Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna § In Other Media
==Anime==
Main article: Digimon Adventure (series)
===Original continuity===
Digimon Adventure anime only original continuity chronology		
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1995 		Digimon Adventure(short film tie-in to Adventure, 1999)
1996 		Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning(flashback/time travel scenes in feature film, 2023)
1997 		
1998 		
1999 		Digimon Adventure(television series, 1999-2000)
2000 		Digimon Adventure: Our War Game!(short film tie-in to Adventure, 2000)
2001 		
2002 		Digimon Adventure 02(television series, 2000-2001; +1 short film)
2003 		Digimon Adventure 02: Diablomon Strikes Back(short film tie-in to Adventure 02, 2001)
2004 		
2005 		Digimon Adventure tri.(Film series, 2015-2018)
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2010 		Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna(feature film, 2020)
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2012 		Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning(feature film, 2023)
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2028 		Digimon Adventure 02: (epilogue of television series episode, 2001)</small>
Unlike other Digimon anime series, Digimon Adventure has spawned an extensive number of sequel and tie-in films and television series, which all continue the story of Adventure's characters across decades.
* A short film that was shown as part of the '99 Spring Toei Anime Fair.
* A short film sequel to Adventure that was shown as part of the 2000 Spring Toei Anime Fair.
* A television anime series that is a direct sequel to Adventure.
** and A pair of short films tying into Adventure 02, which were shown as part of the 2000 Summer Toei Anime Fair.
** A short film sequel to Our War Game! and Adventure 02 that was shown as part of the 2001 Spring Toei Anime Fair.
* A sequel series of six films, set after Adventure 02.
* A theatrical feature film sequel, set after tri.
** A series of five crowdfunded anime shorts produced as a tie-in to Kizuna, featuring the casts of Adventure and Adventure 02.
* A theatrical feature film sequel to Kizuna, focusing on the cast of Adventure 02.
===Other===
* The third season of the Digimon Xros Wars television anime series, which features crossover guest appearances by characters from Adventure and Adventure 02.
* A television anime series; a reboot of the original Adventure.
==Manga==
===Japanese===
* A manga which, while its story and setting are not actually connected to those of Adventure at all, stars a different Yagami Taichi.	
===Other===
* A heavily abridged manhua adaptation of Adventure from Hong Kong, by Yu Yuen-wong.
* A Taiwanese manhua adaptation of Adventure by Lu Shui-shi, whose story diverges significantly from that of the series.
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==Prose Fiction==
* A set of three junior novels adapting the story of Adventure, with added detail and some changes to the events of the story.
==Video Games==
* A role-playing game adaptation of Adventure and Our War Game!, produced for the series' 10th anniversary.
* & The first game in the Akiyama Ryo series of role-playing games; a tie-in sequel to Adventure. The other three games in the series also feature Adventure and Adventure 02 characters.
* A trading card-centric role-playing game which features characters from Adventure and (primarily) Adventure 02.
* A Korean massively multiplayer online RPG, set in the world of Adventure.	
* A role-playing game which includes levels based on selected episodes of Adventure (and Adventure 02).
* & A role-playing game in which characters from Adventure (and Adventure 02) make crossover guest appearances.
* A Chinese mobile role-playing game which includes an adaptation of Adventure as part of its secondary story mode.	
* A fighting game that features some playable characters from Adventure (and Adventure 02).
* & A fighting game that features playable characters from Adventure (and Adventure 02).
* An American fighting game that features playable characters from Adventure (and Adventure 02).
* An American fighting game that features playable characters from Adventure (and Adventure 02).
==Tabletop Games==
* A Chinese set in the world of Adventure.		
=Credits=
==Soundtrack==
* Opening Theme: "Butter-Fly"Songwriter/Composer: Chiwata Hidenori (千綿 偉功)Arranger: Watanabe Cher (渡部 チェル)Artist(s): Wada Kouji (和田 光司)(NEC Interchannel)	
* Insert Song: "brave heart"Songwriter: Ōmori Shouko (大森祥子)Composer/Arranger: Ōta Michihiko (太田美知彦)Artist(s): Miyazaki Ayumi (宮崎歩)(NEC Interchannel)
* Insert Song: "Seven"Songwriter/Composer: Koyama Kōhei (小山 晃平)Arranger: Watanabe Cher (渡部 チェル)Artist(s): Wada Kouji (和田 光司)(NEC Interchannel)	
* Insert Song: "Yūki o Tsubasa ni Shite" Songwriter: Koyama Kōhei (小山 晃平)Composer/Arranger: Ōta Michihiko (太田美知彦)Artist(s): Fujita Toshiko (藤田 淑子)(NEC Interchannel)
* Ending Theme (eps. #1-26): "I wish"Songwriter: Miura Yoshiko (三浦 徳子)Composer: Shirakawa Yoshihisa (白川 善久)Arranger: Horī Katsumi (堀井 勝美)Artist(s): AiM(NEC Interchannel)	
* Ending Theme (eps. #27-54): "keep on"Songwriter/Composer: Kite Naoto (木根 尚登)Arranger: Kite Naoto (木根 尚登) & Yuasa Kōichi (湯浅 公一)Artist(s): AiM(NEC Interchannel)
=Production=
Digimon Adventure was the first of what producer Seki Hiromi has since nicknamed "the four brothers" : the first four Digimon anime series, produced back-to-back over the course of four years, with significant crossover in their production crews.Seki, Hiromi & Kinoshita, Yōsuke. "ごあいさつ." 「デジモンアドベンチャー LAST EVOLUTION 絆」公式サイト. March 6, 2019.(English translation by Ayushi)
==Early development==
In early 1998, circa February-March,"Long Interview." In ＴＶアニメ＆劇場版アニメデジモン公式超図鑑 [TV Anime & Theatrical Anime Digimon Official Super Illustrated Encyclopedia]. 集英社 [Shueisha]. pp. ???-???. April 2003. ISBN 978-4087792409.(English translation by Kazari) Bandai approached Toei Animation with a project proposal for a television anime tie-in to their Digital Monster line,"スペシャルインタビュー" ["Special Interview"]. In Shimada, Kōji (ed.) (2010). デジモンアニメーション・クロニクル　デジモンシリーズ　メモリアルブック [Digimon Animation Chronicle: Digimon Series Memorial Book]. Shinkigensha. 3rd edition. pp. 374-381. February 23, 2010. ISBN 978-4775307496.(English translation by Kazari) and Seki was approached for the producer position. The only premise established in the proposal was that the Digimon creatures themselves would be part of the series, and it had no further requests for which Digimon species would appear or any other content.
Thoughts of having a broader multimedia franchising project running alongside the anime began around the summer of 1998, around which time it was decided that both the television series and a theatrical film would be produced simultaneously. The notion of having a manga as part of this multimedia project arose circa fall 1998, resulting in Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01.角銅博之＆まさきひろ [Kakudou, Hiroyuki & Masaki, Hiro]. 小説デジモンアドベンチャー　２　～８人目の選ばれし子ども～ [Digimon Adventure Novelization 2 ~The Eighth Chosen Child~]. 集英社 [Shueisha]. pp. ??-??. June 22, 2001. ISBN 978-4-08-630035-3.(English translation by onkeikun)
===As "Digital Monster"===
One early concept for the series, referred to as just Digital Monster in planning materials dated to August 1998, would have featured a fifth-grader protagonist (apparently known at different points in planning as "Yūsuke" and "Kou"運営 (as "DPスタッフ"). "「デジモンプロデューサーへの道」第２回〈プロット〉." デジモンパートナーズ｜デジモン公式ファンコミュニティ. July 13, 2022.(English translation by onkeikun)) who raises Digimon virtual pets, who is recruited by Jijimon to raise Digimon strong enough to fight back against an organization that threatens both worlds.運営 (as "DPスタッフ"). "「デジモンプロデューサーへの道」第1回〈企画書〉." デジモンパートナーズ｜デジモン公式ファンコミュニティ. May 30, 2022.(English translation by onkeikun) The Toei Anime Fair film project that eventually developed into the Digimon Adventure short film was also at one time intended as a prequel to this concept, starring this protagonist's father.
	
===As "Digimon Adventure"===
Production on the series was greenlit in the fall of 1998. According to Hosoda Mamoru, this decision was only made some time after the theatrical film project had also been greenlit.DIGIMON MOVIE BOOK. 集英社 [Shueisha]. pp. 111-119. January 2001. ISBN 978-4087790955.(English translation of Hosoda interview by Noha: Part 1 | Part 2)
The chosen final concept for the series was given the working title Digimon Island Adventure Chronicle (), prior to the title of "Digimon Adventure" being chosen. This title appears on a series proposal document which, by Kakudou Hiroyuki's estimation, dates to the fall of 1998; as of this proposal, there were only five lead characters, who went by tentative early names rather than their names in the final version of the series.Kakudou, Hiroyuki. "放映開始25周年デジモンアドベンチャー画像　その2". 錆びた館　分館3. March 4, 2024.
Seki recruited Kakudou as series director around July/August 1998, based on his demonstrated ability to balance a large cast of characters in his work on . Head writer Nishizono Satoru was also approached with the proposal for the project in the summer of 1998. WiZ representatives Watanabe Kenji and Kitagawara Makoto were involved in the early stages of Adventure's production, and contributed to selecting the species of Digimon that would appear in the series. Kitagawara also designed the Digivice; prior to that name being chosen, the device had been tentatively named the "DigiRaider" (), and the toy based on it was even showcased under this name at the Tokyo International Toy Show in March 1999, a few weeks into the series' first airing.Kakudou, Hiroyuki. "放映開始25周年デジモンアドベンチャー画像　その4". 錆びた館　分館3. March 6, 2024.
A later, undated series proposal document for Adventure—speculated by Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning assistant producer Shimomura to have been intended to pitch the series outside of Toei Animation once its production was underway—essentially describes the series in its final form, and lays out its premise, intended themes, influences, and characterization and character development points.
			
==Characters==
Prior to initiating talks with Toei Animation, Bandai representatives had already approached V Jump to seek character designers for an anime series. In particular, they sought , but he was not available due to ongoing work commitments. This led Bandai to turn to Toei, as they were aware that Toei's Nakatsuru Katsuyoshi, who contributed character designs to Toei's anime adaptations of Toriyama's franchise, had a similar art style to Toriyama.
Around the fall of 1998, as the concept of Adventure was being finalized, it was agreed that both Adventure and Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01 would share a main protagonist as part of the multimedia project push. Out of respect for the fact that V-Tamer was scheduled to be the first of the two to debut, Nakatsuru chose to adopt Yabuno Tenya's design for said protagonist, and Seki named the character "Yagami Taichi."Habu, Kazumasa. "関係者に聞く　スペシャルインタビュー！　≪　やぶのてんや先生　＆　渡辺けんじ先生　≫" ["Listen to the Staff : Special Interview! <<Yabuno Tenya-san & Watanabe Kenji-san>>"]. デジモンゲームコミュ [Digimon GameCommu]. November 12 2017.(English translation by garmmy) The rest of the main cast were conceptualized around Yabuno's Taichi design.
When Nishizono was brought onto the project, he was given rough descriptions of each of the main characters and tasked with developing them into fleshed-out characters that incorporated familiar troubles experienced by children. Except for Taichi and Agumon, he was given the freedom to ignore the descriptions he was given if he had other ideas for the character. Masaki Hiro also contributed extensively to Izumi Kōshirō's background.Memories Of Our DIGIMON ADVENTURE. Happinet Pictures. pp. ??-??. December 21, 2007.(English translation by onkeikun)
The size of the main cast was debated; suggestions ranged from three to seven, with Kakudou favoring seven. However, it was agreed that there should be two girls. Given that the norm in children's action media at the time, such as , was for groups of five heroes to only have one female member, a group of seven was chosen in order to fit the two girls (the decision was also partly modeled on the boy band , which had five male members). The group was designed with variety in ages, personalities and interests in mind, to give each a unique perspective, skill set, strengths and weaknesses. This was motivated by a desire for realism, balance and variety in their use in the story; for broad appeal to ensure that the cast had something for everyone; and to model to children that every member of a class matters as much as each other, including the children who sit at the back of the class. Tachikawa Mimi in particular was conceived as an exploration of how an "ordinary" (if spoiled) child would likely actually cope with being thrust into an alien situation; she was aimed to especially resonate as a character with the child audience, for which reason she was made the last to say her farewells in .Kakudou, Hiroyuki. "太刀川ミミとリリモン." 錆びた館分館. April 27, 2018.(English translation by Kazari) Kakudou has characterized the approach of making the Chosen Children flawed as people as helping to make them realistic.
One of Kakudou's foundational decisions was to regard all seven of the Chosen Children to equally be the protagonists, and to keep the amount of focus and action that each would receive roughly equal. Stemming from his frustration at other series' habit of having their lead character be the only one to solve every problem, he liked the idea of giving "ordinary" characters time in the spotlight and the potential to resolve adverse situations with their respective skill sets and strengths. The arc from episodes 10 to 12, where the Chosen Children are separated from each other for the first time, was intended by Kakudou to highlight the characters and their equal importance to the series.Memories Of Our DIGIMON ADVENTURE. Happinet Pictures. pp. ??-??. December 21, 2007.(English translation by onkeikun)
Yagami Hikari was not initially planned to be a Chosen Child. The idea arose when breaking the storyline of Taichi's first, solo return to the real world, during which the Adventure short film was brought up. This inspired the reintroduction of, and focus upon, Hikari in A reference art document concerning the Crests (pictured right), which does not include Hikari at all, suggests that a side effect of this change of plans to include Hikari was a minor reshuffling of the others' Crest colors: originally, Takenouchi Sora's Crest of Love and Kōshirō's Crest of Knowledge were pink and red respectively, but the color pink was ultimately given to Hikari's Crest of Light instead of Sora's. To compensate for this, the color red was reassigned from Kōshirō to Sora, while Kōshirō was given the previously absent color of purple. (Kido Jo's Crest of Sincerity was, unrelatedly, also changed from a light blue to silver.)Digimon Adventure 15th Anniversary Blu-ray Box
The question of which Digimon would be featured, and how they would evolve, was left for after the question of the human cast's size was settled. For the most part, the production crew was able to freely pick Digimon to use in the series. Seki has described their choices as striking a balance with the human cast. There is some disagreement as to whether this includes Agumon; Seki has at different times described the inclusion of Agumon as a requirement, and as Kakudou's choice for the main character's partner. Selections were partly motivated by the Digimon's types.
Individual staff writers tended to be assigned particular characters to focus upon, and would often have a significant role in developing that character. Known cases include:
* Nishizono Satoru: Taichi
* Urasawa Yoshio: Mimi
* Masaki Hiro: Kōshirō
* Yoshimura Genki: Wizarmon, villains (including Pinochimon)
Some thought was also given to having a female writer write for Sora, but they discovered that Yoshimura was instead better suited to writing action for the male characters."THE INTERVIEW #02-1 요시무라 겐키." DiGiFES. July 31, 2015 (archived by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine on June 28, 2016).(English translation by Kazari)
==Casting==
Fujita Toshiko was Seki's first choice to play Taichi; following the custom at Toei Animation at the time, she directly solicited Fujita for the role without an audition process, out of respect for her extensive history with the studio's anime. The rest of the principal characters were cast from auditions, and the casting decisions were made with Fujita's voice in mind.デジモンパートナーズ【公式】 (@DM_Partners). "初代プロデューサー・関弘美より 藤田淑子さんへ送る言葉 http://digimon-adventure.net #デジモン" February 8, 2019, 03:18 AM UTC±00:00. Tweet.(English translation by Kazari) At Kakudou's request, a variety of actors were auditioned, with the thinking that new and unfamiliar voice talent would help the show stand out. The result was a "balance" of veteran actors and new talent."ANIMATION PLAY BACK!!" In デジフェス2019 20周年メモリアルパンフレット [DigiFes 2019 20th Anniversary Memorial Booklet] p. 5. July 28. 2019.(English translations: by Kazari | by onkeikun)(Scan)
==Writing==
At the time that the Adventure project was initiated, the Digimon franchise as a whole had next to no story material and no characters other than the Digimon themselves, and even the question of whether Digimon were capable of speech had not been settled in the source material. As a result, the Adventure production team worked with an effectively blank slate when devising the story and characters. One of Seki's first decisions was to give them the ability to speak, which she saw as necessary for the audience to empathize with the story, and for the story to feature humans and Digimon side by side.
Among the few details to work with in the source material was the existence of File Island, which was chosen as the series' setting by mid-late August 1998. Although they still struggled to develop story ideas out of the setting at first, the production crew came upon the plot framework of children being marooned in a foreign land, inspired by stories like and . They conceived of the plot as a way to explore how such an experience would affect children, and how they would mature as people in response. While contemplating how evolution would work, they thought of tying each partner Digimon's ability to evolve to the character growth and personal dramas of their human partner, so as to both heighten the human cast's prominence and increase the appeal of the scarier Digimon species.
It was decided that despite the concept of the franchise, the virtual nature of the Digital World and the Digimon would not be emphasized much, in order to evoke the feeling that Digimon are real life-forms that actually exist. As part of this, the visual design of the Digital World focuses largely on Earth-like natural scenery.角銅博之＆まさきひろ [Kakudou, Hiroyuki & Masaki, Hiro]. 小説デジモンアドベンチャー　１　～いま、冒険がはじまる～ [Digimon Adventure Novelization 1 ~Now, the Adventure Begins~]. 集英社 [Shueisha]. pp. ??-??. April 25, 2001. ISBN 978-4-08-630029-2.(English translation by onkeikun)
The decision to set Adventure in the summer of 1999 was influenced by 's , which had gained some notoriety in the late 1990s due to his prediction that a "King of Terror" would descend on the world in July 1999. They had originally intended to date the summer camp to July 25, the last Sunday of the month cited in the prophecy, but the addition of another episode to the middle of the series' schedule resulted in the dating being pushed back to the next Sunday, August 1, instead.Kakudou, Hiroyuki. "『デジモンアドベンチャー』新TVアニメ." 錆びた館分館. January 22, 2020.(English translation by Kazari)
It was decided from the beginning that the cast would be brought back to the real world at some point; for cast balance reasons, this developed into the return of the entire group of seven being reserved for later in the series, with Taichi first returning alone (which led to the introduction of Hikari into the series). The complete group's return was originally planned to only take up three episodes, but it rapidly ballooned into an 11-episode arc in order to fit all of the necessary story beats. Extensive location scouting was conducted for locations within Tokyo to be featured in the arc, motivated by both a desire on Kakudou's part to depict Tokyo as realistically as possible and to bring out the contrast between the worlds, but also largely for the production crew's own enjoyment. The use of fog as part of Vamdemon's conquest of Odaiba in the story was inspired by one such scouting expedition to Odaiba which was foiled by the sudden onset of fog.
Adventure's target audience was the "slightly older" 10-12 demographic—by their own admission, children who had "aged out" of 
—although Kakudou endeavored to ensure that adults, such as parents watching the show with their children, would also be able to appreciate it.
According to Kakudou, the idea of Adventure being framed as the reminiscences of Takaishi Takeru as a novelist 28 years later, and his adult self's identity as the series' narrator, was established as early as late January 1999. This framing was among the details that the production crew shared around this time with the voice cast during post-recording for to inform their performances, although they did not reveal to the cast which of the Chosen Children would grow up to become the narrator. At that point, it was planned that the series' final episode would end with an epilogue set 28 years later, but when Digimon Adventure 02 entered production midway through Adventure's run, the epilogue was dropped from the plans for Adventure and instead saved for 02's finale, .角銅博之＆まさきひろ [Kakudou, Hiroyuki & Masaki, Hiro]. 小説デジモンアドベンチャー　３　～冒険はまだ終わらない～ [Digimon Adventure Novelization 3 ~The Adventure is Not Over Yet~]. 集英社 [Shueisha]. pp. ??-??. July 25, 2001. ISBN 978-4-08-630039-1.(English translation by onkeikun)
==Animation==
Around the same time that Adventure entered production, Toei Animation had only just established its CG animation department, but since they were uninterested in budgeting for it any further at the time, the department was not able to independently produce CG animation. Due to limitations on their own budget and resources, the lack of a proper system, and the assumption that having Adventure's animation production team attempt to direct the CG department's work would be inconvenient under the circumstances, Kakudou decided that that their only option was to produce the CG animation himself. All of the CG animation in Adventure's evolution stock footage, opening and end credits has been credited to Kakudou, and he has commented that the process consumed so much of his time that he got barely any regular sleep until the series had been airing for at least two months. Kakudou was also responsible for some visual design work, such as the Digimon Analyzer screen layout.Kakudou, Hiroyuki. "放映開始25周年デジモンアドベンチャー画像　その5". 錆びた館　分館3. March 7, 2024.
The idea of using evolution stock footage was also Kakudou's. He reasoned that, given how much its tone would vary between its light-hearted and serious episodes, the series as a whole ought to have a distinctive feature that would be present in every episode regardless of tone, and that evolution stock footage would fulfill that purpose. The need for the stock footage to stand out as such a distinctive feature also motivated the decision to use CG animation in its production.Memories Of Our DIGIMON ADVENTURE 02. Happinet Pictures. pp. ??-??. December 21, 2007.(English translation by onkeikun)
The first two episodes of Adventure accompany their closing narration with a circuit board visual motif, which was intended to help convey the digital nature of the setting to an audience who still predated the total saturation of computers and the Internet in day-to-day life, and were not accustomed to digital world metaphors in anime. Since it quickly became apparent that this was not relevant to the story, the circuit board motif was dropped after the second episode.Kakudou, Hiroyuki. "放映開始25周年デジモンアドベンチャー画像　その1". 錆びた館　分館3. March 3, 2024.
According to Nakatsuru, the production crew did not emphasize power or realism in when depicting fights in Adventure. He credits this decision with enabling the series to be aired in parts of the world which are more sensitive to how violence is depicted in media.DPスタッフ. "第1回DPファンミーティング発★メモリーイラストプロジェクト コラボレーションイラスト＆グッズ発表！." デジモンパートナーズ｜デジモン公式ファンコミュニティ. July 7, 2023.(English translation by With the Will)
==Marketing==
Bandai and WiZ did not initially plan to produce any tie-in merchandise for Adventure. Toei Animation objected to this, as they perceived this as meaning that their work on the series would only benefit Bandai and WiZ, so they changed course. However, they were not able to produce any merchandise within the half-year window between the confirmation that Adventure would enter production, and the debut of the series."デジモンペンデュラム開発者インタビュー" ["Digimon Pendulum Developers' Interview"]. In デジタルモンスター ART BOOK Ver.PENDULUM [Digital Monster - Art Book Ver. PENDULUM]. Bandai. pp. 224-229. November 23, 2018.(English translation by garmmy)
In an unusual move for Toei Animation at the time, a press conference promoting Adventure was held shortly before the series began airing. The conference featured both a briefing from an unidentified producer, and clips from the first and second episodes (the latter of which still had not yet been finished at the time).Kakudou, Hiroyuki. "放映開始25周年デジモンアドベンチャー画像　その3". 錆びた館　分館3. March 5, 2024.
A promotional exhibition titled the "Summer Vacation Digimon Adventure Gathering" () was held at in July 1999. Among the attendees was Han Megumi, then still a child, who would later take over the role of Takeru's eight-year-old self from Konishi Hiroko (among other Digimon roles) in later spinoffs and follow-ups to Adventure.Kakudou, Hiroyuki. "放映開始25周年デジモンアドベンチャー画像　その6". 錆びた館　分館3. March 8, 2024.
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==Broadcast History==
* March 7, 1999 - March 26, 2000: The first run of Digimon Adventure aired on Fuji TV on Sundays at 9:00 AM (UTC+9). It replaced Toei Animation's 1998 adaptation of in this timeslot, and when it ended, it was replaced in this timeslot by Digimon Adventure 02.
* August 14, 1999 - June 8, 2002: The first run of "Digimon: Digital Monsters season 1," Saban Entertainment's American English dub of Adventure, aired on the programming block.
* August 14, 2000 - December 26, 2000: The first run of "Digimon: Die Serie," the German dub of Adventure, aired on 's "Pl@net Zone" programming block at 4:10 PM (/) daily (with breaks)."Digimon - Die Serie." RTL II. Date unknown (archived by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine on October 19, 2000).
==Home Media Releases==
Image	Name 	ID No. 	Format 	RRP 	Release Date 	Notes
Image	Name 	Running Time 	Picture Track 	Audio Track 	Distributor 	Notes
 	Digimon Adventure DVD-Box 	BCBA-1903"「デジモンアドベンチャー DVD-BOX」ご購入のお客様へ." バンダイビジュアル株式会社. July 29, 2004 (archived by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine on August 11, 2004). 	DVD 	¥52,500"デジモンアドベンチャー DVD-BOX [初回限定生産]." Neowing. Date unknown. 	July 23, 2004 	Limited-edition nine-disc box set of the complete television series.
 	Digimon Adventure DVD-Box 	1252 minutes 	4:3 standard, color 	Dolby Digital stereo sound 	Emotion () 	Limited-edition nine-disc box set of the complete television series.
 	—Digimon Adventure—Digimon Chronicle Box-04a.k.a.Digimon Adventure DVD-Box	BIBA-9231"デジモンアドベンチャー DVD-BOX." Happinet Pictures Web. Date unknown (archived by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine on January 19, 2008). 	DVD 	¥52,500 	December 21, 2007"検索結果." Happinet Pictures Web. Date unknown (archived by the Internet Archive Wayback Machine on October 25, 2007). 	Nine-disc box set of the complete television series.
Bonus Pack-ins:
* DVD box with new artwork
* "Memories Of Our DIGIMON ADVENTURE" booklet
* "Summer Vacation Adventure Journal" booklet
* Picture labels
 	—Digimon Adventure—Digimon Chronicle Box-04a.k.a.Digimon Adventure DVD-Box	1242 minutes 	4:3 standard, color 	Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo sound 	 	Nine-disc box set of the complete television series.
Bonus Pack-ins:
* DVD box with new artwork
* "Memories Of Our DIGIMON ADVENTURE" booklet
* "Summer Vacation Adventure Journal" booklet
* Picture labels
 	Digimon Adventure 15th Anniversary Blu-ray Box 	BIXA-9470"デジモンアドベンチャー 15th Anniversary Blu-ray BOX." ハピネットピクチャーズ - Happinet Pictures. Date unknown. 	Blu-ray Disc 	¥54,800 	March 3, 2015 	Box set of the complete television series.
Bonus Features:
* Credit-less opening titles
* 2x credit-less end titles
* 3x end cards
* Television commercial
* First-run airing notices (#9, #27, #50-#54)
Bonus Pack-ins:
* Transparent sleeve and tri-fold box with new artwork
* 2x "Digi-Stack" cases with new artwork
* Special Booklet (edited from the "Digimon Chronicle Box 04" booklets)
* Picture labels
* Special Drama CD (1st print run only)
 	Digimon Adventure 15th Anniversary Blu-ray Box 	1242 minutes 	4:3 1080i, color 	Linear PCM stereo sound 	 	Box set of the complete television series.
Bonus Features:
* Credit-less opening titles
* 2x credit-less end titles
* 3x end cards
* Television commercial
* First-run airing notices (#9, #27, #50-#54)
Bonus Pack-ins:
* Transparent sleeve and tri-fold box with new artwork
* 2x "Digi-Stack" cases with new artwork
* Special Booklet (edited from the "Digimon Chronicle Box 04" booklets)
* Picture labels
* Special Drama CD (1st print run only)
 	Digimon Adventure 1999-2001 Blu-ray Box 	BIXA-9613"デジモンアドベンチャー 1999-2001 Blu-ray BOX." ハピネットピクチャーズ - Happinet Pictures. Date unknown. 	Blu-ray Disc 	¥39,800 	March 6, 2021 	Box set of Adventure, Digimon Adventure 02, and both series' Toei Anime Fair films. Consists of reissued discs from the Digimon Adventure 15th Anniversary Blu-ray Box and its Adventure 02 counterpart, and reissues of Discs 1 and 2 of the Digimon THE MOVIES Blu-ray series.
 	Digimon Adventure 1999-2001 Blu-ray Box 	2553 minutes 	4:3 1080i, color (Adventure)	Linear PCM stereo sound (Adventure) 	 	Box set of Adventure, Digimon Adventure 02, and both series' Toei Anime Fair films. Consists of reissued discs from the Digimon Adventure 15th Anniversary Blu-ray Box and its Adventure 02 counterpart, and reissues of Discs 1 and 2 of the Digimon THE MOVIES Blu-ray series.
 	Digimon Adventure - English-Language Version - Season 1 	(TBA) 	Blu-ray Disc 	$79.95 USD"Digimon Adventure Season 1 (English Language) Blu-ray." Right Stuf Anime. Date unknown. 	December 27, 2022 	Digital remaster and upscale of the "Digimon: Digital Monsters season 1" dub of Adventure.Produced by With the Will administrator MarcFBR.MarcFBR. "Digimon Season 1 (English) Remastered Blu-ray Out on December 27th from Discotek, Pre-Orders Open." With the Will. October 7, 2022.
 	Digimon Adventure - English-Language Version - Season 1 	1100 minutes (total) 	(TBA) 	(TBA) 	 	Digital remaster and upscale of the "Digimon: Digital Monsters season 1" dub of Adventure.Produced by With the Will administrator MarcFBR.MarcFBR. "Digimon Season 1 (English) Remastered Blu-ray Out on December 27th from Discotek, Pre-Orders Open." With the Will. October 7, 2022.
 	Digimon Adventure - Original Japanese Version - Series 1 	(TBA) 	Blu-ray Disc 	$69.95 USD""Digimon Adventure Season 1 (Japanese Language) Blu-ray". Right Stuf Anime. May 3, 2023.	July 25, 2023 	Digital remaster and upscale of Adventure. The first home media release of the series in its original, uncut form in the United States.Produced by With the Will administrator MarcFBR; subtitled into English by onkeikun, who previously wrote fansubs for the series in the 2000s.💿Discotek Media (@discotekmedia). "Digimon Adventure! All 54 episodes, newly upscaled with AstroRes to look better than ever! Extras TBA! Producer @marcfbr & translator @onkeikun are seeing what can be included! & look at that pretty new English logo! Plenty more to talk about this one in the future!" October 25, 2022, 02:29 AM UTC±00:00. Tweet.MarcFBR. "Digimon Adventure (Subbed) Remastered Blu-ray Out on July 25th from Discotek, Pre-Orders Open." With the Will. May 3, 2023.
Bonus Features:
* Credit-less opening and end titles
* Episode ending cards
* Alternate next-episode previews
* Promos
* Art galleries
 	Digimon Adventure - Original Japanese Version - Series 1 	1200 minutes (total) 	1.33:1 4:3 1080p, color 	Linear PCM 2.0 stereo sound 	 	Digital remaster and upscale of Adventure. The first home media release of the series in its original, uncut form in the United States.Produced by With the Will administrator MarcFBR; subtitled into English by onkeikun, who previously wrote fansubs for the series in the 2000s.💿Discotek Media (@discotekmedia). "Digimon Adventure! All 54 episodes, newly upscaled with AstroRes to look better than ever! Extras TBA! Producer @marcfbr & translator @onkeikun are seeing what can be included! & look at that pretty new English logo! Plenty more to talk about this one in the future!" October 25, 2022, 02:29 AM UTC±00:00. Tweet.MarcFBR. "Digimon Adventure (Subbed) Remastered Blu-ray Out on July 25th from Discotek, Pre-Orders Open." With the Will. May 3, 2023.
Bonus Features:
* Credit-less opening and end titles
* Episode ending cards
* Alternate next-episode previews
* Promos
* Art galleries
 	Digimon Collectors Blu-ray BOX –Adventure– 	BIXA-9093"Digimon Collectors Blu-ray BOX –Adventure–." ハピネットピクチャーズ - Happinet Pictures. Date unknown. 	Blu-ray Disc 	¥19,000 	September 6, 2023 	Reissue of the contents of the Digimon Adventure 15th Anniversary Blu-ray Box release at a cheaper price point.
Bonus Features:
* Credit-less opening titles
* 2x credit-less end titles
* 3x end cards
* Television commercial
* First-run airing notices (#9, #27, #50-#54)
 	Digimon Collectors Blu-ray BOX –Adventure– 	1242 minutes 	4:3 1080i, color 	Linear PCM stereo sound 	 	Reissue of the contents of the Digimon Adventure 15th Anniversary Blu-ray Box release at a cheaper price point.
Bonus Features:
* Credit-less opening titles
* 2x credit-less end titles
* 3x end cards
* Television commercial
* First-run airing notices (#9, #27, #50-#54)
=Edits=
==American English==
The American English dub of Digimon Adventure——rebranded as "season 1" of "Digimon: Digital Monsters" (also just referred to by the original "Digimon Adventure" title in some modern home media and streaming re-releases)——was produced by Saban Entertainment, with writing and voice direction duties from episode 14 onward contracted out to Spliced Bread Productions. It aired from 1999-2000 at a delay of between three and five months from the airing of the original version.
The following are general edits that apply to the series dub as a whole. For more specific edits, see individual episode articles.
* As usual for American English dubbed Digimon productions prior to Digimon Adventure tri., the score is totally replaced and nothing remains of the Japanese soundtrack.
** "Butter-Fly," "Brave heart," "I Wish" and "keep on" are all replaced by the "Digimon Theme" as the opening theme, insert song for evolution scenes, and (as an instrumental) the closing credits theme.The Adventure dub establishes the standard American dub practice of almost exclusively using its designated theme songs or leitmotifs for every evolution scene.
** Unlike "Brave heart," the "Digimon Theme" is only played over the evolution stock footage itself and never continues into any scenes that follow the stock footage. Instead, later dubbed episodes use several other songs composed for the dub as insert songs for fight sequences.
** The original sound effects are replaced or removed entirely. In particular, the Japanese version's use of the opening riff of "Brave heart" as the sound effect for an evolution activating is replaced in the dub with a robotic voice saying "Digimon."
* As usual for contemporary American English Digimon dubs, dialogue is modified to include things such non-existent jokes and tends to add dialogue that were originally moments of silence.
** Early dubbed episodes also have a habit of adding in made-up biographical details that contradict not only the original series, but also later episodes of the dub, such as the third episode's assertion that Matt Ishida (Ishida Yamato) and T.K. Takaishi (Takaishi Takeru) are half-brothers rather than full brothers, or the tenth episode's claim that Mimi Tachikawa (Tachikawa Mimi) is not an only child.
* Footage from the Japanese "Butter-fly" opening titles is recut into a new, shorter opening titles sequence.
* The Japanese title cards are not used at all. Instead, the dub's episode titles are superimposed over the first few seconds of footage in each episode.
* For the most part, the role of the original version's narrator (i.e. Takeru as an adult, as later revealed in Digimon Adventure 02) is dropped from the dub. Instead, the dub is usually narrated by members of the main cast, in-character.
* Regarding Digimon Analyzer screens:
** In the original version, the narrator non-diegetically introduces the featured Digimon to the audience in the original version with their lore information. In the dub, this is replaced with voiceover from a main character (or the featured Digimon itself) diegetically sharing what they know about the featured Digimon with jokes being used from time to time.
** While the dub edits the screens to replace the featured Digimon's name in Japanese with its name in English, the rest of the screens' stat data is left unedited, in Japanese, without any translation at all.
* Whereas in the Japanese version, a single voice actor voices all of the forms of a given partner Digimon, the dub routinely casts multiple actors to voice different forms of a single partner Digimon; Agumon, for instance, has five different regular dub voice actors across his six forms. Only Gabumon, Tentomon and Gatomon (Tailmon) are each still regularly voiced by a single actor in every one of their forms in the dub.
* Both versions of the Japanese closing credits are replaced with a split-screen setup, in which credits roll over black next to clips taken from early episodes.
* The Japanese version's post-credits preview reels for the next episode are omitted from the dub, in favor of adding brief "tune in next time" narration voiceover to the end of episodes before the credits roll.
==Fillipino English==
An alternate English dub was produced for airing on Animax in various Asian countries, recorded in the Phillipines. Unlike the American dub, this dub is much more faithful to the original, leaving the original names intact, as well as the original music and sound effects.
==German==
==Italian==
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