TLDR;
This video is a humorous and nostalgic retelling of the Digimon movie from the perspective of someone who watched it extensively as a child. The video covers the three-part structure of the movie, focusing on the second part with Diaboromon. The video also touches on the plot holes, character inconsistencies, and the overall absurdity of some of the scenarios.
- The Digimon movie is actually three separate movies combined into one.
- The second part, featuring Diaboromon, is the most memorable and action-packed.
- The video pokes fun at the plot inconsistencies, character motivations, and the technological inaccuracies.
Intro [0:00]
The video starts with the creator stating that they will try to retell the Digimon movie from memory, which they haven't seen in several years. They anticipate that the video could be quite long, potentially up to two hours, and may need to be split into multiple parts.
The Digirap and Movie Structure [0:25]
The video starts by talking about the "Digi-rap" from the movie, calling it cringy and awful. The author then transitions into the structure of the Digimon movie, which is actually three separate movies combined into one. The author admits to not remembering the last part of the movie very well, as they were primarily interested in the original digidestined and would rewatch the middle part.
Part 1: Prehistoric Battle and the Original Digidestined [2:26]
The first part of the movie begins in prehistoric times with a giant dinosaur and a giant prehistoric bird fighting in the street. Ty blows a whistle, and the giant bird is defeated. The rest of this segment involves Kari and Ty finding a Koromon, which turns into a large Agumon, who then defeats the giant bird. The original digidestined are chosen seemingly at random, despite other kids being present. An egg falls from the sky, and a tiny bird emerges from it.
Part 2: Diaboromon's Chaos [4:50]
The second and longest segment of the movie starts with the villain Diaboromon being born as a baby version on a computer. Izzy notices this and sees Diaboromon multiplying and digivolving like a virus, causing chaos throughout the city, including blackouts and traffic light malfunctions. The video then talks about how the digidestined don't seem to notice that the power fluctuations might be related to the DigiWorld. The movie narrows down the cast to four of the original kids. Izzy notices the technology issues and goes to Ty's house to use his computer.
Sora's Hat and Absent Digidestined [9:26]
Ty's mom offers Izzy food, which he accepts despite Ty's warnings. The video then talks about how Sora is mad at Ty for throwing up in her hat, which is why she's not present in the movie. The video then explains why the other digidestined are absent: Mimi is in New York, Joe is taking an exam, Kari is at a birthday party, and Matt and T.K. are at their grandparents' house. The author finds these excuses, especially Kari's, to be ridiculous.
Digital Communication and Initial Battle [13:10]
The digimon appear in pixelated forms to communicate with Izzy and Ty. They decide to send Agumon and Tentomon to defeat Diaboromon, but they are quickly defeated. Matt and T.K. are contacted for help. The video then talks about the unrealistic video quality of the battle being streamed in the 90s.
Escalating Crisis and Military Intervention [15:26]
The situation escalates as other countries detect the problem originating from Japan and decide to send nukes. Blackouts become more frequent, and the internet becomes unreliable. Izzy connects to a military satellite to maintain a connection. The military pinpoints Diaboromon's location in Japan and prepares to launch missiles.
Giant White Spider-Man and Final Battle [17:37]
The digidestined face Diaboromon, who is now in his champion level. Agumon and Tentomon try to fight him but are outmatched. They digivolve to their ultimate forms but still struggle. Izzy gets sick from Ty's mom's cooking and runs to the bathroom. Ty hits the computer, causing it to blue screen. Matt yells at Ty, and they argue about their digimon almost dying.
Military Satellite and Global Streaming [21:20]
Izzy connects to a military satellite, allowing the army to pinpoint Diaboromon's location. The world watches as the missiles are launched, and everyone is somehow streaming the battle live on their computers. Izzy puts out a message on the internet to contact Willis, a kid whose digimon is involved in the situation.
Omnimon's Arrival and Victory [23:20]
The final battle begins with a countdown. Patamon and Tentomon are no longer part of the battle. Agumon and Gabumon face a million Diaboromon in his ultimate form. Tai and Matt phase through the computer screens to join their digimon. They digivolve into Omnimon, who defeats Diaboromon with the help of emails sent by kids around the world.
Aftermath and Absent Digidestined [28:03]
The day is saved, but Mimi is still in New York and Kari was at a birthday party. Joe had a reasonable excuse, and Matt and T.K. helped. The video then talks about the third part of the movie, which the author remembers less.
Part 3: Terriermon and Willis [28:54]
The video briefly covers the third part of the movie, focusing on Terriermon. The digidestined end up in America and track down Willis, who had twin digimon. Willis tried to hack into one of them, creating a virus that mutated into the digimon they fought in the first movie.
Golden Digi-Eggs and Final Battle in America [30:16]
The digidestined end up in America and meet up with Willis. They end up at a camp, and Willis starts crying. They face a giant dark bunny man and use golden digi-eggs to digivolve into golden armor forms. Willis tells them not to kill it, and it dies and gets reborn. The author admits that this part of the movie was boring and they don't remember it well.
Conclusion [32:11]
The author concludes by saying that they may do an actual covering of the movie in the future after rewatching it. They thought it would be interesting to try to retell the movie from memory. The author then jokes about the Angela Anaconda cartoon that played before the movie, which many kids disliked. The author thanks viewers for watching and encourages them to check out their series "Tame" on Webtoon.