jayden-glass42
This will contain spoilers! So some people writing reviews have got this mixed up! In relation to the the previous Digimon series' Digimon Tamers is set in the real world. With the previous two series taking place as a TV series within Digimon Tamers (YES, a TV series within a TV series) Tamers is set in the real world. This is the single greatest series of ANYTHING I have ever watched. Yes, admittedly it starts off a bit slow, but that is perfect, it doesn't give everything away from the start. The underlying darkness that surfaces as the series progresses, coming to an ultimatum through the character of Jeri Katou in particular, is something many would not have been used to (especially those who have watched Pokémon their entire lives!!!!) but I found it simply amazing. The story line may at first seem like something you've seen before(considering when this was made however, it is truly original) it develops further into such an amazing and glorious series. The characters are developed astonishingly well, I just couldn't help becoming attached. I don't want to give too much away, but, when it came to the ending, I felt so sad. From what I've read this 'depressing ending' received some criticism, BUT, I think it was perfect! Finally this was not just a typical happy ending, there is such a mix of emotions it left me feeling strange for days. I cannot praise the ending enough for being nothing short of amazing and if I could get the chance to personally thank its creators I would do so! WHAT A SERIES, SO SO SO MUCH BETTER THAN ANY SERIES I'VE SEEN EVER! An absolute YUGOTH BLAST!!!! to other series' such as Pokemon, YuGiOh and the rest!
kruegera_7
Hey, this is Blackguilmon here. You may know me from such forums as With The Will, The Digiport, and DATS. Now that I have watched the first four seasons, and some of the fifth season with subtitles, I feel I can now truly review this season to compare it to the rest.First of all, the ending was the best out of all seasons because it was sad but had a silver lining that suggested that Takato got to keep his promise to Guilmon, the one he made saying that he would come play with him again. I was crying during Takato's ending monologue, the voice actor did a wonderful job sounding depressed.Compared to the other season endings...Season one is the only ending that comes close to Tamers heart-felt ending. They had to leave their friends behind, and you didn't know if they would ever see each other again. It was sad, but not as sad as Tamers. Why? Because, Tamers not only developed the children, it actually developed the digimon as well as the adults for once.Season two ended and I was really disappointed with it. It was a really happy ending, but I could have done without them all being grown up. I also didn't like the fact that all the children had digimon, it made the original eight kids seem less special, as if just about anyone could have saved the digital world. They also didn't really develop the characters or digimon real well. Season Four... I'm indifferent. It wasn't really happy or sad. They developed a bond with their spirits, but the bond didn't really carry through the screen and into my heart like season three and one. I just... Can't decide what I think about this ending...All in all, Tamers had a darker, more realistic plot. I'm watching the Japanese version now and I'm liking it more and more with each episode. So much was cut out when it was dubbed into the American version, things that are, granted, sometimes not good for children to see. It was, after all, a children's show in America.My favorite character was Guilmon. Guilmon first won my heart over when he digivolved to Growlmon and defeated Devidramon. Then, afterwords, Takato became scared of Growlmon. You know what Growlmon did? He started crying. A gigantic dinosaur the size of a small condo is crying because he scared a little boy. I also loved his childish personality. So far, my favorite part of the show is in the Japanese version, Guilmon and Renamon are together and Terriermon walks up and sings a Japanese equivalent of "Guilmon and Renamon, sittin' in a tree" or something, and they both beat the stuffing out of him. It was taken out of the American version of course.Overall, Tamers was the best season in my opinion, and I'm glad that the newly made forums, DATS, is subbing the Japanese version for all to enjoy.
My_Muses_Slave
I admit that I had shunned Digimon Tamer at first. I didn't want to see it if it didn't have the original characters. But being the overly faithful person that I am I gave it a try.I watched the first episode on Saturday. It really didn't seem as interesting at first. I watched for a while and became more enticed with each episode.As the show progressed, it became more dramatic and developed the characters more and more. There was anger, aggression, romance, and love much more developed than in the first two seasons. All the characters changed for the better by the end of the show.When the season ended, I found myself much more emotional then I thought I would be. As I felt when season 2 ended, I was just a emotional to see the Tamers going.First impressions aren't everything. Give the season a chance and you'll see that it is much more addicting and dramatic that it's predecessors.
JE_Karone
I wasn't too fond of it at first, but it got better. The last show of the first season of Digimon was so very sad though, but then after watching the second season it's not so sad any more.The second season was better than the first ( Ken and Wormmon...wormmon sooo cute ) But then it was sooo sad with wormmon and the Digimon Empirer and every thing but in the end it was my favorite season. BUT....The third season came out I didn't like this one at all at first but... it changed now it's my favorite season of all.....the ending is WAY too sad though (so far anyway) But I love Terriermon he is sooo cute :) Well anyway every season keeps getting better 1st was okay, the 2nd very good love it, the 3rd better than the second love it too.Deffinetly one of FOX's better shows....now if they would just put it back on weekdays. Two thumbs up. 5 starsAnd I don't think Pokemon stands quite up with Digimon though.