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Digimon Adventure Tri.: Reunion
Nostalgia is running rampant amongst anime, with renewed interest in Sailor Moon Despite its popularity, Digimon Digimon Adventure Tri Picking up three years after the second season, Digimon Adventure 02 Because this release is the first of a planned six films, little happens in the way of advancing the plot. The Digi-destined reunite and learn of the existence of an enigmatic organization harboring a mysterious agenda. Toss in a few Digimon battles and the first film wraps with the set up for the next film complete. Despite the characters growing older, there is little in the way of development that doesn't reflect what we saw in the previous animated series. Still, these are minor critiques as the film sheds whatever chances it has at targeting a greater audience and zeroes in on what fans of the franchise have come to expect. There are the callbacks to romantic pairings previously teased. Tai and Matt still find themselves at odds in their familiar friendly rivalry of who is the alpha in the group, and Mimi is still the outspoken diva of the group. Successfully capturing the spirit of the series from which it is spawned, this is a love letter to the franchise, carefully crafted to appeal its fanbase. The Bluray Video and Audio: Shout Factory's release of the film is a solid effort. The stylistic choice in the designs of the characters older appearances blends well in the more naturalistic environments thanks to the greater attention to detail accompanying a films budget. Digimon Most of the original voice cast also make their return to the series sounding as natural as ever, slipping back into their characters with relative ease. Picking back up so long after the series ended, the actors deserve kudos for not only capturing the nuances of their characters, but also observing how they have aged and matured. Worthy of note is Shout Factory's inclusion of the familiar theme song over the main menu which is a nice touch. Extras: As much as the film is a story of reunion, this is reflected in the special features. Interviews with the English voice cast delve into their feelings on returning to the franchise, and a brief look at the screening make up the bulk of extras. Final Thoughts: Despite higher production standards, Digimon Adventure Tri
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