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Digimon Adventure tri. English Dub Clip Features T.K., Kari

Toei Animation began streaming an English dub clip from Digimon Adventure tri. on Thursday. The clip features a conversation between T.K. (Johnny Yong Bosch) and Kari (Tara Sands).

Toei previously streamed a clip featuring the main returning female cast and their Digimon partners.

The English dub cast includes:

• Joshua Seth as Tai (returning)
• Colleen O'Shaughnessey as Sora (returning)
• Cherami Leigh as Biyomon
• Melodee M. Spevack as Birdramon (returning)
• Tom Fahn as Agumon (returning)
• Kyle Hebert as Greymon
• Mona Marshall as Izzy (returning)
• Jeff Nimoy as Tentomon, Kabuterimon (returning)
• Cristina Vee as Meiko Mochizuki
• Kate Higgins as Meicoomon
• Robbie Daymond as Joe
• R. Martin Klein as Gomamon (returning)
• Philece Sampler as Mimi (returning)
• Anna Garduno as Palmon (returning)
• Mari Devon as Togemon (returning)
• Doug Erholtz as Nishijima
• Johnny Yong Bosch as T.K.
• Laura Summer as Patamon (returning)
• Dave Mallow as Angemon (returning)
• Tara Sands as Kari
• Kate Higgins as Gatomon, Himekawa
• Vic Mignogna as Matt
• Kirk Thornton as Gabumon, Garurumon (returning)

While several of the cast members are returning from Digimon Adventure, Daymond is replacing Michael Lindsay as Joe, Higgins is replacing Edie Mirman as Gatomon, Bosch is replacing Wendee Lee and Doug Erholtz (Digimon Adventure 02) as T.K., Sands is replacing Lara Jill Miller as Kari, Mignogna is replacing Michael Reisz as Matt, Leigh is replacing Tifanie Christun as Biyomon, and Hebert is replacing Michael Lindsay as Greymon.

Eleven Arts and Toei Animation released the English language version of Digimon Adventure tri. – Chapter 1: Reunion in theaters in the United States as a one-night Fathom Events screening in more than 400 theaters on Thursday. A national theatrical release in major cities will follow at a later date.

The Digimon Adventure tri. project, which celebrates the 15th anniversary of Digimon Adventure (the first entry in the series), will have a total of six films. While the anime's human characters have a completely different Japanese voice cast from the original Digimon Adventure, the Digimon partners feature the same Japanese cast.

The first film, Digimon Adventure tri. Saikai (Reunion), opened in Japanese theaters last November, and Crunchyroll began streaming the film on the same day as four episodes. The second film, Digimon Adventure tri. Ketsui (Determination), opened in Japan on March 12 for a three-week run in theaters in Japan. Crunchyroll began streaming the film as four episodes on March 11.

The third film, Digimon Adventure tri. Kokuhaku, will open in Japan for three weeks on September 24, and will be available for paid streaming in Japan on the same day. The Blu-ray Disc of the film will be on sale at theaters on the same day, and the general release on Blu-ray Disc and DVD will be on November 2. Crunchyroll will stream the film in October.