Brief Summary
This YouTube video is a podcast episode where AJ and Meg discuss various Digimon topics, including card game updates, the latest episodes of Digimon Adventure 2020, and community art. They share their opinions on the card game's new releases, express their frustrations with the Adventure 2020 series, and engage with their audience through comments and discussions.
- Card Game Updates: New cards, sleeves, and accessories are coming, with a focus on Cyber Sleuth characters and villain-themed sets.
- Digimon Adventure 2020: The hosts review episodes 63-65, criticizing the plot, stock footage, and character development while highlighting a few positive aspects.
- Community Engagement: The hosts interact with their audience, discussing theories, answering questions, and sharing fan art.
Intro and Disclaimers
The hosts introduce the episode, warning the audience about mature language. They mention previous discussions and hint at upcoming topics, including a retrospective on "Tamers." They also make humorous remarks about the Frontier kids and Hunters series.
Welcome and Episode Overview
AJ and Meg welcome viewers, mentioning the episodes they'll be covering (63, 64, and 65) and their anticipation for moving on to "02." They express dislike for certain characters like Eori and discuss their plans for future watch-alongs, including making the old "21" watch-along membership-only due to its poor quality. They also tease new outfits and set designs.
Card Game News and Reveals
The hosts discuss recent Digimon card game news, including new Mugan Draymond art, alternate art of analog man, and Black War Greymon Ace as the cover card for the Sinister Order booster. They also highlight Kiyoko Karemmy's secret rare card and its abilities, as well as Yuko and Yugo cards from Cyber Sleuth. They address potential censorship of Eater Eve's card art and reveal the hacker slumber card pack.
Card Sleeves, Decks, and Accessories
The discussion shifts to new card sleeves featuring Nokia, Omegaon, Yuko, and Gaoman. They mention the Sakuyamon deck releasing in December and the bonus items included. They also cover the digi egg card sleeves available with booster boxes and a playmat for the championship finals.
Premium Heroines and Future Sets
AJ and Meg announce the Premium Heroins volume 2 set, featuring video game-themed characters in yukata. They speculate on potential reprints and future characters for Premium Heroins 3. They also discuss upcoming sets like Dawn of Liberator and Time Stranger, along with promo packs and event cards.
Time Stranger and Game Details
The hosts discuss the Digimon story Time Stranger promo pack and its availability at store tournaments. They note the 3D rendering style of some Digimon in the cards and express excitement for the Dan Yuki and Kanuki cards. They also examine the art for upcoming sets and analyze the composition of Muggan Draymond's card.
Release Dates and Speculations
AJ and Meg provide a breakdown of upcoming release dates for Liberator debug set, Versus Monsters, Cyber Eden, Premium Heroin set, Sinister Order, and Hacker Slumber. They speculate on the color card Nami would be and discuss the potential connection between Time Stranger and Cyber Sleuth.
Community Theories and Card Game Discussion
The hosts address community theories about Time Stranger's connection to Cyber Sleuth and discuss the possibility of reused assets. They also examine Chimeroon and Puyo cards from EX9, as well as new Appmon cards. They analyze the alternate arts for Muggan Draymond and Omegaon, noting their references to Cyber Sleuth.
Gaming News and Junomon
AJ shares that he bought the Time Stranger game from Amazon Japan and discusses Junomon's design. They also showcase fan art of the Yukata artworks and Tuskmon art.
Fan Art and Cosplay
The hosts share fan art, including Tuskmon art, Black Tailmon in the hotring, and a buff Cokemon. They react to a Betuman cosplaying Anjuan, expressing their horror and disgust.
Episode 63 Review: The Crest of Courage
AJ and Meg begin their review of episode 63, addressing audio issues and copyright concerns. They discuss the episode's plot, criticizing its reliance on bright lights and lack of originality. They also express disappointment with the underutilization of Yamato and the unnecessary lore dump.
Episode 63: Key Moments and Criticisms
The hosts discuss key moments from the episode, including the Power Rangers transformation, Mimi's actions, and Tai's near-death experience. They criticize the awkward positioning, ineffective tackle, and the lack of tension. They also express confusion over Agamon's transformation and the episode's overall plot.
Episode 63: Final Thoughts and Score
AJ and Meg give episode 63 a score of 2 out of 5, citing the cute bottom stuff and the jumping scene as positives, but criticizing the cursed evolution sequence and the lack of Yamato's involvement. They discuss their favorite character from the episode (Bodmon) and express their overall disappointment with the episode's forgettable nature.
Episode 64 Preview and Spoilers
AJ expresses his frustration with the show's spoilers and his lack of excitement for Sarafhimon and Ofanimon's upcoming appearances. He also shares his readiness to be done with the show.
Episode 64 Review: The Angel's Determination
The hosts begin their review of episode 64, noting the Millennium flashback and Algamon's appearance. They discuss the episode's plot, criticizing the lack of tension and the overuse of bright lights. They also express disappointment with the underdevelopment of Deathmon and the overall lack of excitement.
Episode 64: Key Moments and Criticisms
The hosts discuss key moments from the episode, including the trailmon appearance, the imaginary emergency call, and the Gulu's targets. They criticize the awkward animation, the lack of tension, and the repetitive nature of the plot. They also express disappointment with Deathmon's design and the lack of focus on the sound element.
Episode 64: Final Thoughts and Score
AJ and Meg give episode 64 a score of 2.5 and 2 out of 5, respectively, citing the cool angel evolutions and the presence of Wise Man as positives, but criticizing the forgettable nature of the episode and the lack of tension. They discuss their favorite character from the episode (Wise Man) and express their overall disappointment with the show's direction.
Omega and Story Discussion
The hosts discuss the role of Omega in the series, criticizing the lack of build-up and the repetitive nature of his appearances. They speculate on the possibility of a new Omegaon and discuss the importance of character development and story consistency.
Episode 65 Preview and Initial Thoughts
The hosts transition to episode 65, expressing their anticipation for the final episodes and their hopes for a satisfying conclusion.
Episode 65 Review: The Great Catastrophe, Negamon
AJ and Meg begin their review of episode 65, discussing the meaning of "Nega" and their desire for a Digimon fighting game. They criticize the overuse of stock footage and the lack of tension in the episode. They also express disappointment with Algamon's repetitive dialogue and the overall plot.
Episode 65: Key Moments and Criticisms
The hosts discuss key moments from the episode, including the Digimon's reactions, the tentacle attacks, and the evolution sequences. They criticize the lack of tension, the repetitive nature of the plot, and the underdevelopment of Negamon. They also express disappointment with the lack of originality and the overuse of stock footage.
Episode 65: Final Thoughts and Score
AJ and Meg give episode 65 a score of 3 out of 5, citing Commandon's actions as a positive, but criticizing Algamon's repetitive dialogue and the overall lack of story. They discuss their favorite character from the episode (Commandon) and express their overall disappointment with the show's direction.
Ranking and Comparisons
The hosts compare Adventure 2020 to other Digimon series, noting its average score and its placement in their overall rankings. They discuss their personal preferences and express their anticipation for moving on to "02."
Media and Merchandise
The hosts discuss new Yao art and Liberator social art. They also mention new t-shirts, hoodies, and merchandise from a pop-up shop.
Final Thoughts and Outro
AJ and Meg thank their audience for watching and promote their Cyber Sleuth and Liberator coverage. They express their excitement for the upcoming Beat Break series and discuss their plans for future content. They also encourage viewers to join their Discord and Twitch channels.
