Digimon was a part of our childhood back in the early 90's and 2000's along with the wave of Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Beyblade, and more (if you know what we're talking about, welcome to the old people's club). Revisiting it as an older anime fan reveals so much more than what meets the eye - executive localization decisions that have become generational memes at best and nostalgic annoyances at worst. It begs the question, what was the original version like? Your backdoor anime hangout looks into what we saw as children - the Digimon Movie - and compare it to the one in Japan, Mamoru Hosoda's directorial debut.&nbsp;
Crew:
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 <li>Jonathan "Joestar" Beltran</li>
 <li>Rav</li>
 <li>Christian Wiseman</li>
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Digimon the Movie can be purchased on DVD
HOWEVER the Mamoru Hosoda version(s) can be found in your local internet.&nbsp;

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Anime – a niche medium, a global phenomenon, and a personal passion for many. Anime connects people, and from our studio room to the convention floor, our crew engages with industry pros and fellow fans alike to keep you informed and entertained. Everyone is invited to kick back and relax with us every week at Otaku Hourly, your backdoor anime hangout.