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Digimon Adventure (Japaneseデジモン アドベンチャー, Dejimon Adobenchā ) is an anime movie from the year 1999. It is the first of nine films that belong to the Digimon franchise and is the first film about the eponymous first Digimon series. The animation studio Toei Animation produced the film.
Action
The film is set in 1995, four years before the first series, and accesses the incidents in Hikarigaoka (West End district ), a district in Tokyo district, Nerima, which meet the Chosen ( DigiDestined ) for the first time on Digimon. It all starts with the fact that the four-year Hikari Yagami ( Kari ) discovered one night as a Digiei appears on the computer of the parents. As a seven year old Taichi Yagami ( Tai), Hikari's older brother, also appears, the egg comes out of the screen. The siblings decide to keep the egg. The following morning, a Botamon hatches from the egg. At first, it is completely shy and hides under the bed of children. After Hikari feeds the little Digimon to ( digivolve ) this developed into Koromon. Middle of the night Taichi is awakened by his sister. With Koromon something seems to be wrong. It begins to grow again and transforms into a relatively oversized Agumon. Agumon jumping, with Hikari on his shoulders through the window of the nursery. Taichi makes itself immediately on the way to his little sister to find. The Reptiliendigimon directed to uncontrolled damage in Hikarigaoko while watching Hikari completely nervous as Agumon attacks everything in its environment. In the sky, suddenly a huge Digiei from which hatches a Parrotmon appears. Instant attacks the Vogeldigimon Agumon and Hikari. Taichi finds them at the scene. Agumon, which will be referred to throughout the film by both siblings as " Koromon ", another time developed. It becomes a Greymon. Together look at Taichi and Hikari the battle of the two Digimon. Unfortunately, the Dinosaurierdigimon the underdog seems to be and goes to the ground. But using Hikari's whistle succeeds Taichi, shake Greymon again. The Dinosaurierdigimon launches an all- out attack against the enemy and the battle can finally decide for yourself. After the fight at daybreak, the two giants have disappeared without trace. Hikari desperately calls out for her boyfriend, but he 's not coming back.
Publications
Together with the two anime movies Yu -Gi -Oh! (not to be confused with the published in Germany Yu -Gi -Oh The Movie! ) and Dr. Slump - Arale no Bikkuri Bān came Digimon Adventure as part of the Spring Toei Anime Fair 99 on 6 March 1999 in Japanese theaters. A day before under the same title running Original Series. The Spring Toei Anime Fair 99 played a about 650 million yen.
Digimon Adventure was released in Japan on August 6, 1999 as a rental version (code: VRTM - 02362 ) for 5670 yen, and on 10 December 1999 as a paid version (code: VCTM - 02362 ) for 2940 yen on VHS tape. The DVD edition has been together with the second Digimon movie Digimon Adventure: Bokura no War Game! as a purchase medium for 8400 yen, and on January 21, 2001 ( Code: DSTD - 02003 ) published for 4725 yen: on one disc on 13 October 2000 as rental medium ( DRTD - 02003 code). Bonus material on the DVD you will find an interview with director Mamoru Hosoda, a look behind the scenes, trailers and commercials.
The film was, together with the two subsequent films Digimon Digimon Adventure: Bokura no War Game! and Digimon Adventure 02: Digimon Hurricane Jōriku! & Chōzetsu Shinka! Ogon no Digimental by former U.S. dubbing studio Saban Entertainment, which was acquired in October 2001 by the Walt Disney Company, together cut. The resulting film, which was sold outside of Asia by 20th Century Fox and Fox Kids, ran under the title Digimon: The Movie. This compilation came into the North American theaters on 6 October 2000. To the dismay of diehard followers of the German franchises, the cut version was subsequently translated into German, synchronized, and came on 8 March 2001 in German cinemas, and on 12 April 2001 in the cinemas of the German speaking region of Switzerland, under the title Digimon - The Movie.
Synchronization
Music
In Digimon Adventure runs as background music only Boléro. For the credits of the film about a 30 sekündige " Theatre -size " version of the title header to the first Digimon series Butter -Fly by Koji Wada was used.