Digimon List of species Digital World Digivolution Tamers Digivice Organizations Anime. Seasons Episodes Movies Characters Other. Manga Games Cards Music Most visited Recent Changes You can help us! Community portal. Digimon Tamers: Song Carnival; Djikingai; Domingo; Dos; Doug Duem; E Eliza (Re:Digitize). The 51-episode anime series Digimon Tamers, produced by Toei Animation in 2001, is the third series in the Digimon franchise.It does not follow the plot of the previous two series, Adventure and Adventure 02.Instead, the story is set in a version of the real world where Digimon are creatures in a collectible card game; however, several children discover that these supposedly. Digimon Tamers, produced by Toei Animation and written by Chiaki J. Konaka as the third series in the Digimon franchise, is centered on the Digimon Tamers, a group of children partnered with a wild Digimon. The characters were designed by Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru and was based on the concept of 'a normal elementary school student has a great adventure over the span of a year.'
| Director | Yukio Kaizawa |
|---|---|
| Studio | Toei Animation |
| Network | Fuji TV |
| Duration | April 1, 2001 - March 31, 2002 |
| September 1, 2001 - June 8, 2002 | |
| Official Site | Digimon Tamers Official Site |
| Next Series | Digimon Frontier |
| Previous Series | Digimon Adventure 02 |
| Episodes | |
Digimon Tamers (デジモンテイマーズ, Dejimon Teimāzu) is the third series of Digimon.
This season aired on Sundays at 9:00 AM UTC+9 on Fuji TV, replacing Digimon Adventure 02 (デジモンアドベンチャー 02) commencing on April 1, 2001 and ending on March 31, 2002. It was replaced by Digimon Frontier (デジモンフロンティア).
In early development Digimon Tamers was named Digimon Adventure EVO - Evolution - (デジモンアドベンチャー ＥＶＯ). The series takes on darker themes than Digimon Adventure and 02, especially in the second half of the series.
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- 1Story
- 2Characters
- 2.1Main Characters
- 2.2Other Characters
- 2.2.1Other Humans
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There are other worlds out there. Digital, Organic, worlds where our dreams come true...Digimon Tamers takes place on an Earth where Digimon is a media icon. Card games and TV shows ARE Digimon. At least, that's what people think. A secret government organization has found another world, and its digital inhabitants are crossing over. Digimon run amok throughout Japan and three children with Digimon partners are out to stop them, learning important lessons along the way.
Overview[edit]
Main Characters[edit]
Primary Tamers[edit]
| Matsuda Takato | ||
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| 松田 啓人 | ||
| Voice Actor | Partner Digimon | |
| Tsumura Makoto (津村 まこと) | Guilmon | |
| Brian Beacock | ||
| The Tamer and creator of Guilmon, Takato is sweet, cheerful and a bit awkward. He loves Digimon with all his heart, and likes drawing them and playing the Digimon card game. He is kind-hearted and loyal, and is determined to protect his friends. | ||
| Gigimon⇒Guilmon⇒Growmon⇒Megalo Growmon⇒Dukemon⇒Dukemon Crimson Mode⇒ ⇒Megidramon | ||
| Li Jianliang (Lee Jianliang) | ||
| 李 健良（リー・ジェンリャ） | ||
| Voice Actor | Partner Digimon | |
| Yamaguchi Mayumi (山口 眞弓) | Terriermon | |
| Dave Wittenberg | ||
| Jenrya is half-Chinese from his father's side. He is the third of four siblings; he has a 17-year-old brother, Rinchei, and a 15-year-old sister, Jaarin, as well as a 7-year-old sister, Shiuchon. He is a martial artist, studying Tai Chi under his sensei. | ||
| Gumimon⇒Terriermon⇒Galgomon⇒Rapidmon⇒Saint Galgomon | ||
| Makino Ruki | ||
| 牧野 留姫 | ||
| Voice Actor | Partner Digimon | |
| Orikasa Fumiko (折笠 富美子) | Renamon | |
| Melissa Fahn | ||
| Ruki lives with her mother, Rumiko, and her grandmother, Seiko, in a traditional Japanese house. A year before the series started, Ruki participated in the Digimon Grand Prix and got to the final round, but was defeated by Akiyama Ryo, who disappeared shortly afterwards. In the next Grand Prix, where he failed to appear, she was the winner, and was given the title of 'the Digimon Queen'. | ||
| Pokomon⇒Renamon⇒Kyubimon⇒Taomon⇒Sakuyamon | ||
Secondary Tamers[edit]
Digimon Tamers Episode 43
| Katou Juri | ||
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| 加藤 樹莉 | ||
| Voice Actor | Partner Digimon | |
| Asada Yōko (浅田 葉子) | Leomon (deceased) | |
| Bridget Hoffman | ||
| Leomon | ||
| Shiota Hirokazu | ||
| 塩田 博和 | ||
| Voice Actor | Partner Digimon | |
| Tamaki Yukiko (津村 まこと) | Guardromon | |
| Brad MacDonald | ||
| Hirokazu is one of Matsuda Takato's best friends, who eventually becomes one of the ten Digimon Tamers. Hirokazu is brash, arrogant and cheeky, though he is a brave and loyal friend. He loves the Digimon card game, and constantly beats Takato and Kenta at it. He is nowhere near the level of Makino Ruki and Akiyama Ryo, however, and is a bit of a fan of the two. | ||
| Caprimon⇒Guardromon⇒Andromon | ||
| Kitagawa Kenta | ||
| 北川 健太 | ||
| Voice Actor | Partner Digimon | |
| Aoyama Touko (青山 桐子) | Marin Angemon | |
| Steven Blum | ||
| Kenta is one of Matsuda Takato's best friends, who eventually becomes one of the ten Digimon Tamers. A meek and insecure boy, he often follows Takato and Shiota Hirokazu around without question. Like his friends, he likes playing the Digimon card game, although he isn't as good as Takato or Hirokazu. | ||
| Marin Angemon | ||
| Li Shaochung (Lee Shiuchon) | ||
| 李 小春（シウチョン） | ||
| Voice Actor | Partner Digimon | |
| Nagano Ai (永野 愛) | Lopmon | |
| Peggy O'Neal | ||
| Jenrya's little sister who goes into the Digital World in the latter half of the series. Her partner is Lopmon. | ||
| Chocomon⇒Lopmon⇒Andiramon (Deva) | ||
| Ai and Makoto | ||
| アイ and マコト | ||
| Voice Actor | Partner Digimon | |
| Terada Haruhi (寺田 はるひ), Matsumoto Miwa (松本 美和) | Impmon | |
| Rebecca Olkowski, Wendee Lee | ||
| Ai and Makoto are both the partners of Impmon. For some reason, they didn't receive a D-Ark at first. Due to their young age, they did not understand the implications of having a Digimon partner, and treated Impmon like a toy to be played with, arguing over him and pulling him around like a ragdoll. Impmon was finally fed up with their immature behavior and left. His experiences with Ai and Makoto shaped his opinions on humans and Digimon who have Tamers. | ||
| Yaamon⇒Impmon⇒Beelzebumon⇒Beelzebumon Blast Mode | ||
| Akiyama Ryo | ||
| 秋山 遼 | ||
| Voice Actor | Partner Digimon | |
| Junichi Kanemaru | Cyberdramon | |
| Steve Staley | ||
| Hopmon⇒Monodramon⇒Cyberdramon⇒Justimon | ||
Other Characters[edit]
Other Humans[edit]
- Hypnos:
- Wild Bunch:
- Rob McCoy (Dolphin)
- Lee Janyuu (Tao)
- Mizuno Gorou (Shibumi)
- Rai Aishuwarya (Curly)
- Wild Bunch:
- Yodobashi Elementary:
Matsuda Family[edit]
Lee Family[edit]
Makino Family[edit]
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Katou Family[edit]
Shiota Family[edit]
Kitagawa Family[edit]
Digimon[edit]
- Labramon > Shisamon
- Four Holy Beasts:
- Ultimate Digimon:
- 3 Diablomon
- Jijimon & Babamon
Enemies[edit]
- Realized Digimon:
- Lynxmon (1)
- Goburimon/Fugamon (2)
- Gorimon (4)
- Evilmon (5)
- Allomon (6)
- Dokugumon (6)
- Devidramon (8)
- Ice Devimon (10)
- Musyamon (11)
- Flybeemon (12)
- Harpymon (12)
- Dark Lizamon (13)
- Apocalymon/Mephismon/Gulfmon (Movie 5)
- Pteranomon (Movie 5)
- Tylomon (Movie 5)
- Anomalocarimon (Movie 5)
- Hangyomon (Movie 5)
- Mantaraymon (Movie 5)
- Blue Meramon (Movie 5)
- Ebidramon (Movie 5)
- Archelomon (Movie 5)
- Depthmon (Movie 5)
- Baromon (Movie 5)
- Ponchomon (Movie 5)
- Pipismon (Movie 5)
- Sepikmon (Movie 5)
- Metal Tyranomon (Movie 5)
- Kokuwamon (Movie 5)
- Parasimon (Movie 6)
- Locomon/Grand Locomon (Movie 6)
- Twelve Deva (14-36):
- Mihiramon (14)
- Sandiramon (15)
- Sinduramon (16)
- Pajiramon (17)
- Vajramon (17-18)
- Indramon (19-20)
- Kumbhiramon (21)
- Vikaralamon (22-23)
- Makuramon (19-35)
- Majiramon (25-29)
- Caturamon (27-36)
- Digital World Enemies:
- Megadramon (28)
- Orochimon (31)
- D-Reaper (38-51)
- D-Reaper ADR-09 'Gatekeeper'/Mother D-Reaper (48-51)
- Reaper (50-51)
- D-Reaper ADR's (42-51)
- D-Reaper ADR-01 'Juri-Type' (40-51)
- D-Reaper ADR-02 'Searcher' (42-48)
- D-Reaper ADR-03 'Pendulum Feet' (42-43, 45)
- D-Reaper ADR-04 'Bubbles' (44-50)
- D-Reaper ADR-05 'Creep Hands' (44-45, 50)
- D-Reaper ADR-06 'Horn Striker' (46, 51)
- D-Reaper ADR-07 'Paratice Head' (47, 50)
- D-Reaper ADR-08 'Optimizer' (47, 50)
see List of Digimon Tamers episodes
- Opening- 'The Biggest Dreamer' by Wada Kouji
- Ending-
- 'Days -愛情と日常-' by AiM
- 'My Tomorrow' by AiM
- Insert- 'Primary Colors' (in EP09 & EP51) by Tsumura Makoto (津村 まこと), Yamaguchi Mayumi (山口 眞弓) and Orikasa Fumiko (折笠 富美子)
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