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Digimon Adventure (TV)

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[ sequel of Digimon Adventure: Born of Koromon (movie) ]

Related anime:
    Digimon Chronicle (manga)
    Digimon Next (manga)
    Digimon V-Tamer (manga)
    Digimon Adventure 02 (TV) (2000-04-02 to 2001-03-18, sequel)
      Digimon: Diaboromon Strikes Back (movie) (2001-03-03, sequel)
    Digimon Tamers (TV) (2001-04-01 to 2002-03-31, spinoff)
      Digimon Tamers: The Adventurers' Battle (movie) (2001-07-14, sequel)
        Digimon Tamers Movie 6: The Runaway Digimon Express (2002-03-02, sequel)
    Digimon Frontier (TV) (2002-04-07 to 2003-03-30, spinoff)
      Digimon Frontier Movie (2002-07-20, sequel)
    Digimon (manga) (2003-03-11, adaptation)
    Digital Monster X-Evolution (movie) (2005-01-03)
    Digimon: Data Squad (TV) (2006-04-02 to 2007-03-25)
      Digimon Savers the Movie - Ultimate Power! Burst Mode Invoke!! (2006-12-09)
    Digimon Fusion (TV) (2010-07-06 to 2011-09-25, spinoff)
      Digimon Xros Wars: Toki o Kakeru Shōnen Hunter-tachi (TV) (2011-10-02 to 2012-03-25, sequel)

Alternative title:
Digimon: Digital Monsters 
Digimon: Digitale Monstre (Danish) 
أبطال الديجيتال (Arabic) 
デジモンアドベンチャー (Japanese) 
Genres: adventure , drama , science fiction 
Themes: monsters 
Objectionable content: None 
Plot Summary: Seven kids are transported to the Digital World, a strange place where digital creatures called "Digimon" reside. A group of Digimon soon befriend them and keep the kids out of harm's way. The children then become the Digidestined, or Chosen Children, which protect the Digital World from evil Digimon like Devilmon and Myotismon. 
User Ratings: 2066 ratings have been given [details]
 Masterpiece: 133 votes (dub:67, sub:42, edit.dub:5, raw:3, ?:1, others:15
5 Spanish dubbed
3 German dubbed
2 Portuguese dubbed
2 Italian dubbed
1 Korean dubbed
1 Tagalog dubbed
1 Greek dub dubbed
)
 Excellent: 208 votes (dub:124, sub:43, edit.dub:12, raw:5, ?:3, others:21
11 Spanish dubbed
4 Portuguese dubbed
3 German dubbed
1 Portuguese subtitled
1 Finnish dubbed
1 Dutch dubbed
)
 Very good: 380 votes (dub:209, sub:84, edit.dub:30, ?:7, raw:3, others:47
15 Spanish dubbed
10 German dubbed
6 Portuguese dubbed
5 Spanish subtitled
3 Portuguese subtitled
2 Spanish edited dub
1 Mandarin subtitled
1 Latvian dubbed
1 Swedish edited dub
1 Dutch dubbed
1 Dutch edited dub
1 Arabic dubbed
)
 Good: 569 votes (dub:289, sub:147, edit.dub:57, ?:12, raw:3, others:61
15 Spanish dubbed
12 German dubbed
7 Spanish subtitled
6 Portuguese dubbed
4 Dutch dubbed
3 Italian dubbed
2 Arabic dubbed
2 Portuguese subtitled
2 Polish dubbed
2 French dubbed
2 Swedish dubbed
1 Greek edited dub
1 Norwegian dubbed
1 Serbian dubbed
1 hindi/urdu dubbed
)
 Decent: 317 votes (dub:180, sub:68, edit.dub:38, ?:4, raw:2, others:25
6 Portuguese dubbed
5 Spanish dubbed
4 German dubbed
2 Dutch dubbed
2 Swedish dubbed
1 Spanish subtitled
1 Italian edited dub
1 German edited dub
1 French dubbed
1 Indonesian dubbed
1 Portuguese edited dub
)
 So-so: 165 votes (dub:82, sub:47, edit.dub:17, ?:4, others:15
3 Swedish dubbed
3 Spanish dubbed
2 Spanish subtitled
2 Portuguese subtitled
1 German dubbed
1 French dubbed
1 Portuguese dubbed
1 Danish dubbed
1 Italian dubbed
)
 Not really good: 96 votes (dub:57, sub:20, edit.dub:10, ?:1, others:8
2 Dutch dubbed
2 German dubbed
2 Swedish dubbed
1 Spanish dubbed
1 Arabic edited dub
)
 Weak: 100 votes (dub:48, sub:21, edit.dub:12, ?:5, others:14
4 Portuguese dubbed
2 Dutch dubbed
1 Portuguese subtitled
1 Danish dubbed
1 Dutch edited dub
1 Spanish dubbed
1 German dubbed
1 Swedish dubbed
1 Portuguese edited dub
1 French dubbed
)
 Bad: 45 votes (dub:30, sub:8, edit.dub:2, ?:1, others:4
1 Spanish dubbed
1 Dutch dubbed
1 Polish dubbed
1 Dutch edited dub
)
 Awful: 24 votes (dub:12, sub:9, edit.dub:1, others:2
1 Spanish edited dub
1 Dutch dubbed
)
 Worst ever: 29 votes (dub:13, sub:8, edit.dub:5, others:3
2 Spanish dubbed
1 German dubbed
)
Seen in part or in whole by 5461 users, rank: #107 (of 5564)
Median rating: Good
Arithmetic mean: 6.655 (Good−), std. dev.: 2.0889, rank: #2934 (of 5553)
Weighted mean: 6.546 (Good−), rank: #3046 (of 5553) (seen all: 7.04 / seen some: 5.29 / won't finish: 3.92)
Bayesian estimate: 6.551 (Good−), rank: #2779 (of 4228)
Running time: half hour per episode 
Number of episodes: 54 
Episode titles: We have 54
Vintage:
1999-03-07 to 2000-03-26 
1999-08-01 (Croatia) 
1999-08-14 to 2000-06-24 (USA) 
2012-02-02 to 2012-10 (Argentina, ZTV-Telefe) 
Opening Theme:
"Butter-fly" by Kouji Wada 
Ending Theme:
#1: "I Wish" by Ai Maeda (eps 1-26) 
#2: "keep on" by Ai Maeda (eps 27-54) 
Insert song:
"Brave Heart (Evolution Theme Song)" by Ayumi Miyazaki 
"Seven (Acoustic Version)" by Kouji Wada 
"Seven" by Kouji Wada 
"Yuuki wo Tsubasa ni Shite" by Toshiko Fujita 
Official website:
Toei Animation Series Site (Japanese) 
Links: We have 6
Trivia: We have 3
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DVD (Region 1)
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - Total Digimon! (Dub.DVD) 2000-12-05
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - Total Digimon (Dub.DVD) 2002-01-29
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - The Official First Season Vol. 1 (Dub.DVD 1-3) 2012-11-06 (from $10.25)
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - The Official First Season Vol. 2 (Dub.DVD 1-3) 2013-03-26 (from $10.45)
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - The Official First Season Vol. 3 (Dub.DVD 1-3) 2013-05-14 (from $11.28)
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - The Official First Season (Dub.DVD 1-8) 2012-10-09 (from $35.99)
DVD (Region 4)
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - Collection 1 (Dub.DVD) 2011-08-17
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - Collection 2 (Dub.DVD) 2011-10-19
VHS
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - The Birth of Greymon (Dub.VHS 1) 1999-11-02 (from $5.61)
    Digimon: Digital Monsters (Dub.VHS 2) 2000-07-25 (from $9.48)
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - Beware the Black Gears (Dub.VHS 3) 2000-07-25 (from $3.95)
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - The Digidestined Child (Dub.VHS 4) 2000-10-10 (from $34.44)
    Digimon: Digital Monsters - Battle with Piedmon (Dub.VHS 5) 2001-04-03 (from $23.45)

Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director: Hiroyuki Kakudou 
Series Composition: Satoru Nishizono 
Script:
Akatsuki Yamatoya (eps 7, 25, 42) 
Akiyoshi Hongo 
Atsushi Maekawa (9 episodes
eps 9, 18, 26, 30, 36, 39, 44, 47, 50
) 
Genki Yoshimura (8 episodes
eps 4, 10, 23, 34, 37, 43, 51, 53
) 
Hiro Masaki (13 episodes
eps 5, 12, 16, 22, 27-28, 31, 35, 38, 45-46, 52, 54
) 
Reiko Yoshida (eps 3, 14, 21) 
Satoru Nishizono (11 episodes
eps 1-2, 8, 13, 15, 19-20, 29, 32, 40, 48
) 
Yoshio Urasawa (7 episodes
eps 6, 11, 17, 24, 33, 41, 49
) 
Episode Director:
Harume Kosaka (ep 7) 
Hiroki Shibata (9 episodes
eps 5, 11, 17, 25, 31, 37, 43, 48, 53
) 
Hiroyuki Kakudou (11 episodes
eps 1-3, 8, 13, 19, 26, 33, 38, 44, 50
) 
Mamoru Hosoda (ep 21) 
Takahiro Imamura (8 episodes
eps 4, 12, 18, 28, 35, 42, 49, 54
) 
Takenori Kawada (8 episodes
eps 9, 16, 22, 29, 34, 41, 46, 52
) 
Tetsuo Imazawa (6 episodes
eps 6, 14, 24, 32, 40, 45
) 
Music: Takanori Arisawa 
Original Concept: Akiyoshi Hongo 
Character Design:
Akiyoshi Hongo 
Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru 
Art Director: Yoshito Watanabe 
Chief Animation Director: Naoki Miyahara 
Animation Director:
Masahiro Naoi (7 episodes
eps 5, 12, 19, 26, 33, 40, 47
) 
Naoki Miyahara 
Yoshitaka Yashima 
Producer:
Daisuke Kawakami (Fuji TV) 
Hiromi Seki 
Kyotaro Kimura (Yomiko Advertising) 

Background Design: Yukiko Iijima 
Insert Song Composition: Michihiko Oota (Brave Heart) 
Key Animation:
Atsuko Kawamura 
Atsushi Yoshida 
Hideaki Tsukioka 
Hiroyoshi Iida 
Hitoshi Inaba 
Kazue Kinoshita 
Koji Nishida 
Masahiro Naoi 
Masayuki Uchiyama 
Mayumi Naito 
Mika Takahashi 
Miki Yoshihara 
Miwa Sakai 
Miyoko Nakano 
Setsuko Nobuzane 
Shigenobu Nagasaki 
Shigetaka Kiyoyama 
Taichiro Ohara 
Takashi Asakura 
Tomoko Fukui 
Tomoko Ito 
Toshio Deguchi 
Yasuhiro Yamaguchi 
Yoshitaka Yajima 
Production manager: Shousuke Okada 
Scenario Supervisor: Satoru Nishizono 
Theme Song Performance:
Ai Maeda (ED) 
Ayumi Miyazaki (Brave Heart) 
Kouji Wada (OP) 
Ai Maeda as Mimi Tachikawa 
Chika Sakamoto as Agumon 
Hiroko Konishi as Takeru Takaishi 
Junko Takeuchi as Gomamon 
Kae Araki as Hikari Yagami 
Katori Shigematsu as Piyomon 
Masami Kikuchi as Jou Kido 
Mayumi Yamaguchi as Gabumon 
Miwa Matsumoto as Patamon 
Shihomi Mizowaki as Palmon 
Takahiro Sakurai as Tentomon 
Toshiko Fujita as Taichi Yagami 
Umi Tenjin as Koushiro Izumi 
Yuka Tokumitsu as Tailmon 
Yuko Mizutani as Sora Takenouchi 
Yuuto Kazama as Yamato Ishida 

Chikao Ohtsuka as Apokarimon 
Hiroaki Hirata as
Gennai (Young) 
Hiroaki Ishida 
Yasunori Masutani as Etemon/MetalEtemon 

Ai Nagano as LadyDevimon 
Akira Ishida as Wizardmon 
Atori Shigematsu as Garudamon 
Chika Sakamoto as
Greymon 
Koromon 
Lilymon 
MetalGreymon 
Natsuko Takaishi 
Otamamon 
Pagumon 
SkullGreymon 
WarGreymon 
Chikao Ohtsuka as Piemon 
Etsuko Kozakura as
Hangyomon (ep 42) 
Pinnokkimon 
Ginzo Matsuo as TonosamaGekomon 
Haruhi Terada as Pumpmon 
Harumi Asai as Girl (ep 33) 
Hidenari Ugaki as Nanomon 
Hidetoshi Nakamura as Meramon 
Hiroaki Hirata as
DeathMeramon 
Gazimon 
Geckomon 
Gerbemon 
Hagurumon (ep 48) 
Leomon 
Megadramon (ep 48) 
Narrator 
Shellmon (ep 41) 
Hiroki Takahashi as
Monzaemon 
WaruMonzaemon 
Hiroyuki Kawamoto as Veggiemon 
Hisao Egawa as
Mugendramon 
Ogremon 
Isamu Tanonaka as Piccolomon 
Jin Horikawa as Digitamamon 
Jouji Yanami as Gennai 
Junko Takeuchi as
Deluman 
Geckomon 
Gerbemon 
Hangyomon (ep 42) 
Ikkakumon 
Pukamon 
Sukamon (ep 27) 
Yukidarumon (ep 23) 
Zudomon 
Kae Araki as Blossomon 
Kaneto Shiozawa as Devimon 
Kaoru Shiomi as Poyomon 
Kappei Yamaguchi as Chuumon 
Katashi Ishizuka as Bakemon 
Katori Shigematsu as
Birdramon 
Chuumon (ep 40) 
Garudamon 
Pyocomon 
Kazunari Kojima as Phantomon 
Keaton Yamada as Bakemon 
Keiichi Sonobe as
Bakemon 
Cockatrimon 
Kenji Nomura as Nanimon 
Kentarou Itou as Yukidarumon 
Kiyoyuki Yanada as Andromon 
Kouki Miyata as
Bakemon 
Geckomon 
PiccoDevimon 
Masafumi Kimura as Whamon 
Masaki Aizawa as Kentarumon 
Masami Kikuchi as
Cherrymon 
Gazimon 
Geckomon 
Hangyomon (ep 42) 
Masami Izumi 
Meramon (ep 50) 
Monzaemon (ep 23) 
Shin Kudo (Jou's Brother) 
Mayumi Yamaguchi as
Garurumon 
MetalGarurumon 
Sukamon (ep 40) 
Tsunomon 
WereGarurumon 
Megumi Tano as Dokugumon 
Miki Chizuka as Botamon 
Miwa Matsumoto as
Angemon 
Anomalocarimon 
HolyAngemon 
Tokomon 
Motoko Kumai as Sukamon 
Nobuaki Kanemitsu as Drimogemon 
Noriko Fujimoto as Unimon 
Reiko Kiuchi as
Koromon 
Pagumon 
Ryûzaburô Ôtomo as Vamdemon 
Shihomi Mizowaki as
Tanemon 
Togemon 
Susumu Chiba as Susumu Yagami 
Takahiro Sakurai as
AlturKabuterimon 
Anomalocarimon 
Chuumon (ep 27) 
Fujiyama 
Hagurumon (ep 48) 
Hangyomon (ep 42) 
Kabuterimon 
Keisuke Tachikawa 
Tankmon (ep 48) 
Yukidarumon  (ep 50) 
Takuma Suzuki as Vadermon 
Toshiko Fujita as
Gerbemon 
Toshiko Takenouchi (Sora's Mother) 
Umi Tenjin as Mushmon (ep 43) 
Yasuhiko Kawatsu as Shellmon 
Yasuhiro Takato as Elecmon 
Yoji Ietomi as Mojyamon 
Yoshikazu Nagano as Hangyomon 
Yuji Ueda as Numemon 
Yuka Tokumitsu as
Angewomon 
Kiwimon (ep 43) 
Satoe Tachikawa 
Yukie Muraoka as Yuramon 
Yukiko Hanioka as Punimon 
Yuko Mizutani as
Otamamon 
Yuko Yagami 
Yuu Sugimoto as Gotsumon 
Yuuto Kazama as
Gazimon 
MetalSeadramon 
Japanese companies
Broadcaster:
Bandai Channel 
Fuji TV 
TV Asahi (New Broadcaster) 
Distributor: Bandai Visual 
Producer: Fuji TV 
Production:
Toei Animation 
Yomiko Advertising, Inc. 
Production Support: Toei Company, Ltd. 
English staff
English cast
Director:
David Walsh 
Michael Sorich 
Wendee Lee 
Script:
Ardwight Chamberlain 
Bob Buchholz 
Dayna Barron 
Eddie Leiner 
J. M. Morris 
Jeff Nimoy 
John Ludin 
Mark Ryan 
Michael McConnohie 
Michael Reynolds 
Rebecca Forstadt 
Sean Abley 
Music:
Andrew R. Muson 
Deddy Tzur 
Kussa Mahchi 
Paul Gordon 
Shuki Levy 
Translation: Grace Anderson 
Sound Director: Xavier Garcia 
Executive producer: Dana Booton 
Producer: Rita M. Acosta 

Audio Assistant:
B.C. Celello 
Bryan Stewart 
Don Sexton 
Dialogue Recording: Carl Maxim 
Executive in Charge of Music: Ron Kenan 
Executive in Charge of Post Production: Clive H. Mizumoto 
Foley:
Kalea L. Morton 
Susan B. Lewis 
Music Assistant:
Juliana Bolden 
Stephen Grove 
Music Editing:
Jim Bolton 
Jim Wheeler 
Peter Collier 
Music Supervision: Andrew R. Muson 
Offline Editing: Douglas Purgason 
Post-Production Coordinator: Dave Guerrie 
Post-Production Director: Dan Laborico 
Post-Production Supervision: Nathan Rotmensz 
Re-Recording Mixing:
Mark Ettel 
T.A. Moore Jr. 
Script Coordinator: Diorena B. Rock 
Second Engineer:
Al Lay 
Jimmy Dijulio 
John Sperger 
Tim Gosselin 
Sound Design: Johnnie Valentino 
Supervising Sound Effects Editor: Johnnie Valentino 
Anna Garduno as Palmon 
Colleen O'Shaughnessey as Sora Takenouchi 
Edie Mirman as Gatomon 
Jeff Nimoy as Tentomon 
Joshua Seth as Tai Kamiya 
Kirk Thornton as Gabumon 
Lara Jill Miller as Kari Kamiya 
Laura Summer as Patamon 
Mari Devon as Togemon 
Michael Lindsay as
Greymon 
Joe Kido 
Michael Reisz as Yamato "Matt" Ishida 
Mona Marshall as Koushiro "Izzy" Izumi 
Philece Sampler as Mimi Tachikawa 
R. Martin Klein as Gomamon 
Tifanie Christun as Biyomon 
Tom Fahn as Agumon 
Wendee Lee as Takeru "T.K." Takaishi 

Beau Billingslea as Ogremon 
Dave Guerrie as Machinedramon 
David Lodge as Puppetmon 
Derek Stephen Prince as
Demidevimon 
Piedmon 
Doug Erholtz as Metal Seadramon 
Michael Reynolds as Gennai (old) 
Michael Sorich as Andromon 
Paul St. Peter as
Apocalymon 
Leomon 
Peter Spellos as Whamon 
Richard Epcar as
Etemon 
Myotismon 
Robert Axelrod as Wizardmon 
Tom Wyner as Devimon 

Barbara Goodson as Nancy Takaishi 
Bill Capeze as Frigimon 
Bill Timoney as Lord Bakemon 
Bob Papenbrook as
Centarumon 
ShogunGekomon 
Veggiemon 
Dan Lorge as Monzaemon 
Dan Woren as Keisuke Tachikawa 
Dave Guerrie as Phantomon 
Dave Mallow as
Angemon 
Gekomon 
MagnaAngemon 
Nanimon 
David Greenlee as Hiroaki Ishida 
David Pires as
Baby Digimon “DigiBaby Boom” (1999) 
Chuumon 
Dorothy Elias-Fahn as
Lillymon 
Mrs. Kamiya 
Doug Erholtz as
Chuumon 
Deramon 
Jim Kido 
Mr. Kamiya 
Unimon 
Eddie Frierson as Datamon 
Elizabeth Rice as Torrance Takenouchi 
George C. Cole as Leomon 
Jeff Nimoy as Mathers Izumi 
Joseph Pilato as MetalGreymon 
Joshua Seth as
Motimon 
Pabumon 
Pumpkinmon 
Julie Maddalena as Stacey Tachikawa 
Lex Lang as WarGreymon 
Mari Devon as
Dokugumon 
Shiba Izumi 
Melodee M. Spevack as
Birdramon 
Blossomon 
Garudamon 
Lady Devimon 
Michael Reisz as Bakemon 
Michael Sorich as
DarkTyrannomon 
Divermon #3 
Elecmon 
Miko the Cat 
Sunglasses Gazimon 
Tyrannomon 
Zudomon 
Peter Spellos as Meramon 
Richard Cansino as Piximon 

Judi Beecher 
Marlene Sharp 
English companies
French staff
French cast
Theme Song Performance: Claude Vallois 
Michèle Lituac as Gatomon 

Alexis Thomassian as
Gabumon 
Garurumon 
Matt 
Annabelle Roux as
Biomon 
Birdramon 
Lillymon 
Sora 
Antoine Nouel as Etemon 
Donald Reignoux as Tai 
Franck Tordjman as
Joe 
Ken 
Gérard Surugue as
Demidevimon 
Pupettmon 
Wargreymon 
Herve Rey as Agumon 
Marie-Eugénie Maréchal as
Kari 
TK 
Michel Prud'homme as
Devilmon 
Gennai vieux 
Myotismon 
Michèle Lituac as
Angewomon 
Mimi 
Natasha Geritssen as
Izzy 
Patamon 
Thierry Bourdon as
Joe 
Kabuterimon 
Tentomon 
French companies
Broadcaster:
Fox Kids France (2000) 
Jetix 
Teletoon (Canada) (French Version) 
TF1 
Distributor: LCJ 
Dubbing Studio: SOFI 
Spanish staff
Spanish cast
Dubbing Director:
Alma Moreno (Mexican dub) 
Gloria Rocha (First chapters, Mexican dub) 
José María Carrero (Spain dub) 

Theme Song Performance:
Carlos Lázaro (Spain dub; OP) 
César Franco (Mexican dub; OP) 
Enrique Mederos (OP) 
Marisa De Lille (Mexican dub; ED) 
Blanca Rada as Tai Yagami (Spain dub) 
Circe Luna as Sora Takenouchi 
Diana Torres as Takeru Takaishi "T.K." (Spain dub) 
Gerry Meza as Taichi "Tai" Yagami 
Isabel Martiñon as Mimi Tachikawa 
José María Carrero as Joe Kido (Spain dub) 
Marta Sáinz as
Kari Yagami (Spain dub) 
Sora Takenouchi (Spain dub) 
Monica Estrada as Palmon 
Pepa Agudo as Mami Tachikawa (Spain dub) 
Rafael Calvo as Agumon (Spain dub) 
Raquel Martín as Izumi "Izzy" (Spain dub) 

Benjamin Rivera as Piedmon 
Emmanuel Rivas as Puppetmon 
Juan Carlos Lozano as Etemon (Spain dub) 
Mariano García as Matt Ishida (Spain dub) 
Roberto Mendiola as Myotismon 
Uraz Huerta as Yamato "Matt" Ishida 
Yamil Atala as Demidevimon 

Abel Rocha as Machinedramon 
Alberto de la Plata as Gennai 
Alma Moreno as
Lilymon 
Togemon 
Anabel Mendez as Izzy Mother 
Benjamin Rivera as Elecmon 
Blanca Rada as
Demidevimon (Spain dub) 
Garbagemon 2 (Spain dub) 
Puppetmon (Spain dub) 
Carola Vazquez as Tai´s Mon 
Carolina Tak as
Garbagemon 3 (Spain dub) 
Lady Devimon (Spain dub) 
César Soto as
Metalseadramon 
Nanimon 
Circe Luna as
Gabumon 
Tsunomon 
Cristina Hernandez as
Angewomon 
Gatomon 
Kary Yagami 
Salamon 
Diana Torres as Madre de Mimi (Spain dub) 
Eduardo Fonseca as Kokatorimon 
Elsa Covián as Patamon 
Emilio Guerrero as
Garurumon 
MetalGarurumon 
Weregarurumon 
Emmanuel Rivas as Wizardmon 
Enrique Mederos as Narrator 
Enrique J. Lles as Marine Devimon (Spain dub) 
Enzo Fortuny as
Pumpkinmon 
Shin Kido 
Ernesto Lezama as
Hagurumon 
Kiwimon 
WaruMonzaemon 
Eugenio Barona as
Black War Greymon (Spain dub) 
Leomon (Spain dub) 
Narrador (Spain dub) 
Padre de Tai y Kari (Spain dub) 
Francisco Andrés Valdivia as
Garbagemon 1 (Spain dub) 
Kiwimon (Spain dub) 
Meramon (sustitucion ; Spain dub) 
Metaletemon (Spain dub) 
Metalseadramon (Spain dub) 
Myostismon (Spain dub) 
Ninamon (Spain dub) 
Padre de Izzy (Spain dub) 
Profesor Fugiyama (Spain dub) 
Shogungekomon (Spain dub) 
Skullmeramon (Spain dub) 
Vademon (Spain dub) 
Vegiemon (Spain dub) 
Warumonzaemon (Spain dub) 
Yukio Oikawa (Spain dub) 
Gabriel Cobayassi as Tentomon 
Gabriel Pingarron as Leomon 
Gerardo Reyero as Devimon 
Gerry Meza as
Bukamon 
Gomamon 
Guillermo Coria as
Ikkakumon 
Zudomon 
Gustavo Melgarejo as Ogremon 
Héctor Moreno as Greymón/Metalgreymón/Wargreymon/ 
Isabel Martiñon as
Patamon 
Tokomon 
Jesse Conde as Apokarimon 
Jorge Teixeira as
Apocalymon (Spain dub) 
Cherrymon (Spain dub) 
Electmon (Spain dub) 
Gennai joven (Spain dub) 
Jose Luis Castañeda as Meramon 
Jose Luis Reza as
Etemon 
MetalEtemon 
José María Carrero as
Chismon (Spain dub) 
Deramon (Spain dub) 
Frigimon (Spain dub) 
Gacimon 3 (Spain dub) 
Kokatorimon (Spain dub) 
Machinedramon (Spain dub) 
Padre de Mimi (Spain dub) 
Phantomon (Spain dub) 
Punkymon (Spain dub) 
Skullsatamon (Spain dub) 
José Ramón Azpiri as
Leomon (sustitucion ; Spain dub) 
Saber Leomon (Spain dub) 
Juan Carlos Lozano as
Meramon (Spain dub) 
Mollamon (Spain dub) 
Monzaemon (Spain dub) 
Kalimba Marichal as Agumon 
Luis Daniel Ramirez as
Angemon 
MagnaAngemon 
Lupita Leal as
Biyomon 
T.K. Takaishi 
Yokomon 
Marcos Patiño as Vademon 
Mariano García as Gacimon 2 (Spain dub) 
Mario Sauret as Monzaemon 
Marta Sáinz as Madre de Tai y Kari (Spain dub) 
Monica Estrada as
Izzy Izymi 
Tanemon 
Monica Manjarrez as
LadyDevimon 
Sora Mother 
Oscar Flores as
Deramon 
Gazimon 
Pepa Agudo as Madre de Izzy (Spain dub) 
Pilar Dominguez as Ken Ichijoji (Spain dub) 
Rafael Calvo as
Digitamamon (Spain dub) 
Gennai (Spain dub) 
Padre de Matt y T.K. (Spain dub) 
Whamon (Spain dub) 
Rafael Rivera as Andromon 
Rais David Báscones as
Conductor del coche (Spain dub) 
Devimon (Spain dub) 
Gacimon 1 (Spain dub) 
Gotsumon (Spain dub) 
Numemon (Spain dub) 
Poedmon (Spain dub) 
Shin , hermano de Joe (Spain dub) 
Sukamon (Spain dub) 
Raquel Martín as
Floramon (Spain dub) 
Madre de Matt y T.K. (Spain dub) 
Piximon (Spain dub) 
Roberto Mendiola as VenomMyotismon 
Rocío Azofra as
Chica de Sibuya (Spain dub) 
Kari Yagami (sustitucion ; Spain dub) 
Madre de Sora (Spain dub) 
Sergio Bonilla as
Puppetmon 
Wizardmon 
Uraz Huerta as
Agumon 
Koromon 
Victor Ugarte as Joe/Jyou Kido 
Spanish companies
Broadcaster:
America TV (Perú) 
Boing (Spain) 
Canal 53 Madrid 
Canal Caracol (Colombia) 
Chilevision (Chile) 
Disney XD (Spain) 
Ecuavisa (Ecuador) 
FDF (Spain; 2010-05-10) 
Fox Kids Latin America 
Jetix España 
Jetix Latin America 
K3 (Catalunya) 
Telefe Argentina 
Televisa Canal 5 (Mexico) 
TVE (Spain) 
Unicable (Mexico) 
Distributor:
Arait Multimedia (Spain) 
Toei Animation Inc Latin America (Since 2006) 
Xystus (Latin America) 
Dubbing: Intertrack S.A. de C.V. Mexico 
Dubbing Studio: Arait Multimedia (Madrid ; Spain dub) 
Home Video: ETV Empresa Trasandina de Videos (Chile) 
Producer: Cloverway, Inc. 
Italian staff
Italian cast
Dubbing Director: Noemi Gifuni 

Dialogues:
Alessio Cigliano 
Luca Intoppa 
Paolo Marchese 
Dubbing Assistant: Flavio Cannella 
Alessio Cigliano as
Greymon 
Koromon 
MetalGreymon 
WarGreymon 
Cinzia Villari as Taichi "Tai" Yagami 
Davide Lepore as
Ikkakumon 
Pukamon 
Zudomon 
Gio'-Gio' Rapattoni as
Birdramon 
Garudamon 
Yokomon 
Laura Romano as
Angewomon 
Salamon 
Luigi Ferraro as
Garurumon 
MetalGarurumon 
Tsunomon 
WereGarurumon 
Massimiliano Alto as
Kabuterimon 
MegaKabuterimon 
Motimon 
Michela Alborghetti as Mimi Tachikawa 
Monica Vulcano as
Lillymon 
Tanemon 
Togemon 
Patrizio Cigliano as
Angemon 
MagnaAngemon 
Tokomon 
Valeria Vidali as Sora Takenouchi 

Alessio Cigliano as Agumon 
Carlo Marini as
MetalSeedramon 
Ogremon 
Corrado Conforti as Wizardmon 
Diego Reggente as Centaurumon 
Fabrizio Temperini as
Etemon/MetalEtemon 
Meramon 
Numemon 
Francesco Meoni as
Elecmon 
Puppetmon 
Gerolamo Alchieri as Machinedramon 
Gio'-Gio' Rapattoni as Biyomon 
Giorgio Locuratolo as Piedmon 
Luigi Ferraro as Gabumon 
Massimiliano Alto as Tentomon 
Maura Cenciarelli as Koushiro "Izzy" Izumi 
Paolo Marchese as Myotismon 
Roberto Stocchi as DemiDevimon 
Stefano Mondini as Monzaemon 
Tatiana Dessi as Takeru "T.K." Takaishi 

Ambrogio Colombo as Apokarimon 
Davide Lepore as Gomamon 
Diego Reggente as Nanimon 
Fabrizio Temperini as Andromon 
Francesco Meoni as Pumpkimon 
Franco Mannella as
Datamon 
Digitanamon 
Gianni Ludovisi Bersanetti as Voce Narrante 
Ilaria Latini as Kari 
Laura Romano as Gatomon 
Marco Vivio as Joe 
Mario Milita as Gennai 
Monica Gravina as LadyDevimon 
Monica Vulcano as Palmon 
Paola Majano as Yamato "Matt" Ishida 
Patrizio Cigliano as Patamon 
Saverio Indrio as
Bakemon 
Devimon 
Vittorio Amandola as WaruMonzaemon 
Italian companies
Broadcaster: RaiDue (from September 2000) 
Dubbing: LaBiBi.it 
German staff
German cast
Theme Song Performance: Frank Schindel (OP 'Leb deinen Traum') 
Achim Kaps as Tentomon 
Daniela Reidies as Biyomon 
Florian Knorrn as Taichi Yagami 
Gabriele Schramm-Phillip as
Palmon 
Togemon 
Gerald Schaale as
Agumon 
Greymon 
Giuliana Wendt as Mimi Tachikawa 
Hans Hohlbein as Patamon 
Ilona Otto as Takeru Takaishi 
Julia Blankenberg as Koushiro Izumi 
Julien Haggege as Gabumon 
Kathrin Zimmermann as Gatomon 
Marie Schramm as Hikari Yagami 
Marius Claren as Jou Kido 
Rainer Fritzsche as Gomamon 
Robin Kahnmeyer as Yamato Ishida 
Sonja Scherrf as Sora Takenouchi 

Gerrit Schmidt-Foss as Demidevimon 

Achim Kaps as
Kabuterimon 
Motimon 
Bernd Schramm as Vamdemon/Myotismon 
Christin Marquitan as Lady Devimon (ep 50) 
Dennis Schmidt-Foss as Elecmon 
Frank Schröder as Benjamin 
Gerald Schaale as
Koromon 
Metal Greymon 
Hans Hohlbein as
Angemon 
Tokomon 
Julien Haggege as
Garurumon 
Tsunomon 
Kathrin Zimmermann as
Angewomon 
Salamon 
Katrin Zimmermann as Gatomon 
Klaus-Dieter Klebsch as Devimon 
Rainer Fritzsche as
Bukamon 
Ikkakumon 
Tilo Schmitz as Apocalymon (eps 53-54) 
Viktor Neumann as narrator 
Wanja Gerick as Puppetmon 
German companies
Broadcaster: RTL 2 Television 
Song-Production: Arts of Toyco (Songs and CD) 
Arabic staff
Arabic cast
Computers: Haitham Taha 
Financial Tracking:
Abdelkader Nabhan 
Mohammed Hassan Mohanna 
Follow-up Of Production: Radwan Hegazy 
General Supervision: Manna Hijazi 
Montage: Samer Abu-Hamad 
Prepared By: Sami Alkhuys 
Proofreading: Ramadan Ayub 
Registration Of The Emblem: Samer Abu-Asali 
Review:
Ahmed Ntov 
Haitham Gaza 
Song Of The Emblem Sing1: Sonia Bitar 
Song Of The Emblem Sing2: Tariq Arabic Trkan 
Sound Mixing: Mohammed Hassan Bakr 
Technical Supervision: Iyad Hijazi 
Angie Yousuf as Taichi Yagami 
Buthaina Xia as Yamato Ishida 
Fadwa Solomon as Sora Takenouchi 
Fatima Saad as Tentomon 
Glory Zaza as Takeru Takaishi 
Huda Al-Khatib as Izzy Izumi 
Mamoon al-Fark as Etemon # MetalEtemon 
Marwan Farhat as Apocalymon 
Samar Kukes as Mimi Tachikawa 
Arabic companies
Broadcaster: Spacetoon 
Dubbing: Al Zahra Centre - VENUS 
Production And Distribution: Animation International 
Dutch staff
Dutch cast
Translation: Mike Kuyt 
Lot Lohr as
Palmon 
Togemon 
Marlies Somers as Gatomon 
Veerle van Hecke as Biyomon 

Ajolt Elsakkers as Ken 
Angela Schijf as Patamon 
Barbara Dicker as Sora 
Christa Lips as T.K (2nd voice) 
Jan Nonhof as
Andromon 
Gabumon 
Ogremon 
Puppetmon 
Whamon 
Just Meijer as Agumon 
Lot Lohr as
Izzy 
Lillymon 
Lottie Hellingman as Mimi 
Lucas Dietens as
Davimon 
Gomamon 
Marjolein Algera as Cody 
Marlies Somers as
Kari 
T.K. (1st voice) 
Patrick van Balen as
Davis 
Tai 
Paul Donkers as Tentomon 
Reinder van der Naalt as
Garbagemon 
Piximon 
Rolf Koster as
Jim 
Joe 

Louis van Beek 
Reinder van der Naalt 
Dutch companies
Broadcaster: Fox Kids Netherlands 
Translation: Hoek & Sonépouse 
Tagalog staff
Tagalog cast
Dubbing Director: Danny L. Mandia (2008 dub) 

Writer-Translator: Rodolfo Baldonado Jr. 
Darwin Quijano as Yamato Ishida 
Kathiyn Perez Masilungan as Sora Takenouchi 
Pocholo Gonzales as Ikukumon 
Teng Perez as Mimi Tachikawa 
Yvetta Tagura as Gatomon 

Rodolfo Baldonado Jr. 
Tagalog companies
Broadcaster:
ABS-CBN 
Hero 
Polish staff
Polish cast
Dubbing Director: Dobrosława Bałazy 

Dialogues:
Dariusz Paprocki 
Katarzyna Krzysztopik 
Montage: Jacek Kacperek 
Music Director: Piotr Gogol 
Organization Of Production: Marzena Wiśniewska 
Singing:
Adam Krylik 
Krzysztof Pietrzak 
Piotr Gogol 
Song Lyrics: Anna Rutkowska 
Sound: Jacek Kacperek 
Agnieszka Kunikowska as Kari Kamiya 
Aleksandra Rojewska as T.K. Takaishi 
Anna Apostolakis as Matt Ishida 
Anna Wiśniewska as Mimi Tachikawa 
Brygida Turowska as Izzy Izumi 
Cezary Kwiecinski as Tai Kamiya (eps 1-4) 
Cynthia Kaszyńska as Sora Takenouchi 
Grzegorz Drojewski as Tai Kamiya (eps 5-54) 
Jacek Wolszczak as Joe Kido 
Lucyna Malec as Matt Ishida 

Agnieszka Kunikowska as Izzy Mother 
Aleksandra Rojewska as
Angewomon 
Gatomon 
Salamon 
Arkadiusz Jakubik as
Agumon 
Greymon 
Izzy Father 
Koromon 
Leomon 
MetalGreymon 
Omnimon 
SkullGreymon 
Tai & Kari Father 
WarGreymon 
Ewa Kania as
Birdramon 
Biyomon 
Garudamon 
Yokomon 
Ewa Serwa as
LadyDevimon 
Lillymon 
Palmon 
T.K. Mother 
Tanemon 
Togemon 
Izabela Dąbrowska as Palmon 
Jacek Czyż as
Apocalymon 
MegaSeadramon 
MetalSeadramon 
Myotismon 
Seadramon 
VenomMyotismon 
Janusz Wituch as
Elecmon 
Etemon 
Gabumon 
Garurumon 
MetalEtemon 
MetalGarurumon 
Omnimon 
Tsunomon 
Warumanzemon 
WereGarurumon 
Jarosław Domin as
DemiDevimon 
Matt Father 
Jozef Mika as
Gotsumon 
Kiwimon 
Miriam Aleksandrowicz as
Birdramon 
Biyomon 
Garudamon 
Yokomon 
Miroslaw Wieprzewski as
Digitamamon 
Vademon 
Mirosław Zbrojewicz as
Kabutarimon 
MegaKabutarimon 
Motimon 
SkullMeramon 
Tentomon 
Piotr Zelt as
Andromon 
Joe Brother 
Pumpkinmon 
Puppetmon 
Robert Tondera as
Angemon 
Gennai 
Machinedramon 
MagnaAngemon 
Ogremon 
Patamon 
Tokomon 
Zbigniew Suszyński as
Bukamon 
Devimon 
Gomamon 
Ikkakumon 
Piedmon 
Zudomon 
Polish companies
Portuguese staff
Portuguese cast
Dubbing Director:
Angela Bonatti (Brazil) 
Fernando Coelho (Portugal) 
Paula Oliveira (Portugal) 
Translation:
Graça Ferreira (Portugal) 
João Oliveira (Portugal) 

Adaptation:
Graça Ferreira (Portugal) 
João Oliveira (Portugal) 
Theme Song Performance: Angélica 
Caio César de Melo as T.K. 
Erika Menezes as Mimi Tachikawa 
Hermes Baroli as Jo Kido 
Indiane Christine as Kari Kamiya 
Luiz Sérgio Vieira as Tai Kamiya 
Paulo Vignolo as Matt Ishida 
Priscila Amorim as Sora Takenouchi 
Rodrigo Antas as Izzy Izumi 

Marcelo Sandryni as Etemon 

André Belizar as Nanimon 
Carol Kapfer as Tailmon 
Christiano Torreão as Vee 
Clécio Souto as Tentomon 
Domício Costa as Devimon 
Ednaldo Lucena as Myotismon 
Eduardo Dascar as Pai do Matt 
Fernanda Fernandes as Tanemon/Palmon 
Gilza Mello as Angewomon 
Henrique Ogalla as Pumpkinmon 
José Luiz as PicoDevimon 
José Augusto Sendim as Vademon 
Mabel César as Piyomon 
Manolo Rey as Agumon/Greymon 
Marcelo Sandryni as Drimogemon 
Marisa Leal as Pinochimon 
Maurício Berger as Apokarimon 
Miriam Fischer as Patamon/Angemon 
Mónica Garcês as Mimi Tachikawa (PT) 
Nara Madeira as Sora Takenouchi (PT) 
Orlando Drummond as Jinai 
Ricardo Juarez as Narrator 
Robson Richers as Gabumon/Garurumon 
Romeu D'Ângelo as
Amabiamon 
Flarizamon 
Gotsmon 
Mojyamon 
Monzaemon 
Musheamon 
Warumonzaemon 
Ronaldo Júlio as Sidramon 
Sérgio Muniz as Leomon 
Thiago Fagundes as Gomamon/Ikkakumon 
Vinícius Cuchinello as Wizardmon 
Portuguese companies
Broadcaster:
Canal Panda (Portugal) 
Fox Kids (Brazil) (Brazil) 
Jetix (Brazil) (Brazil) 
Rede Globo (Brazil) 
TVI (Portugal) 
Dubbing Studio:
Herbert Richers (Brazil) 
Valentim de Carvalho (Portugal) 
Swedish staff
Swedish cast
(none)
Kim Sulocki as Tai 
Leo Hallerstam as Matt 
Swedish companies
(none)
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