Digimon Frontier
Also known as: デジモンフロンティア
Digimon Frontier is a TV series by Toei Animation that premiered in Spring 2002. It is finished airing with 50 episodes of about 23 minutes each. Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Sci-Fi. Average AniList score: 6.9/10.
Synopsis
Takuya Kanbara is an average city kid who receives a text message from an unknown source instructing him to "board a train towards his destiny". Taking up the Call to Adventure, he finds the train in question and is whisked off to the Digital World, which is currently under threat from the malevolent Cherubimon. Cherubimon and his minions are consuming the very building blocks of the Digital World (its "Fractal Code") to increase their own power, and if nothing is done then the entire Digital World will be devoured.
All is not lost, however. Takuya and the other "chosen" children who boarded the train inherit the power of the Ten Legendary Warriors that saved the Digital World in the distant past, allowing them to transform themselves into Digimon. With their new powers, they fight to take back the stolen Fractal Code and restore the fractured Digital World to its former glory.
(Source: TV Tropes)
Digimon Frontier episodes
- Episode 1: All Aboard — aired April 6, 2002
- Episode 2: Lobomon: Warrior of Light — aired April 13, 2002
- Episode 3: Kumamon Baby, Light My Fire — aired April 20, 2002
- Episode 4: Kazemon Kicks It — aired April 27, 2002
- Episode 5: Ladies and Gentlemen: The Beetlemon — aired May 4, 2002
- Episode 6: A Molehill Out of a Mountain — aired May 11, 2002
- Episode 7: Island of Misfit Boys — aired May 18, 2002
- Episode 8: The Odd One Out — aired May 25, 2002
- Episode 9: Welcome to My Nightmare — aired June 1, 2002
- Episode 10: Can`t Keep a Grumblemon Down — aired June 8, 2002
- Episode 11: A Hunka Hunka BurningGreymon — aired June 15, 2002
- Episode 12: Fear and Loathing in Los Arboles — aired June 22, 2002
- Episode 13: Better an Egg Than an Egg Shell — aired June 29, 2002
- Episode 14: No Whamon — aired July 13, 2002
- Episode 15: Beastie Girl — aired July 20, 2002
- Episode 16: The Swiss Family Digimon — aired July 27, 2002
- Episode 17: Bizarre Bazaar — aired August 3, 2002
- Episode 18: Trailmon vs. Trailmon — aired August 10, 2002
- Episode 19: You Want Fries With That? — aired August 17, 2002
- Episode 20: From Dawn to Duskmon — aired August 24, 2002
- Episode 21: Darkest Before Duskmon — aired August 31, 2002
- Episode 22: Home Again, Takuya Returns — aired September 7, 2002
- Episode 23: Sockit Takuya — aired September 14, 2002
- Episode 24: Alone But Never Alone — aired September 21, 2002
- Episode 25: The Dark Heart of Friendship — aired September 28, 2002
- Episode 26: Zoe`s Unbeelievable Adventure — aired October 5, 2002
- Episode 27: Stuck in Sakkakumon With You — aired October 12, 2002
- Episode 28: Darkness Before the Dawn — aired October 19, 2002
- Episode 29: Phantasmagoric Sakkakumon — aired October 26, 2002
- Episode 30: O, Brother, Who Art Thou? — aired November 2, 2002
- Episode 31: Workin` on the Train Gang — aired November 9, 2002
- Episode 32: My Brother in Spirit — aired November 16, 2002
- Episode 33: Ne`er the Twins Shall Meet — aired November 23, 2002
- Episode 34: Operation: Free Ophanimon — aired November 30, 2002
- Episode 35: Takuya and Koji`s Evolution Revolution — aired December 7, 2002
- Episode 36: Ice Ice Baby — aired December 14, 2002
- Episode 37: Cherubimania — aired December 21, 2002
- Episode 38: It Can`t Be! Lucemon Reappears — aired January 4, 2003
- Episode 39: The Man in the Moon is You — aired January 11, 2003
- Episode 40: The Bully Pulpit — aired January 18, 2003
- Episode 41: Jerks and the Beanstalk — aired January 25, 2003
- Episode 42: Glean Eggs and Scram — aired February 1, 2003
- Episode 43: Bad to the Bones — aired February 8, 2003
- Episode 44: Now You See It, Now You Don`t — aired February 15, 2003
- Episode 45: All Aboard the Tag Team Express — aired February 22, 2003
- Episode 46: To Make the World Go Away — aired March 1, 2003
- Episode 47: When Knights Fall... — aired March 8, 2003
- Episode 48: The Brothers Yin and Yang — aired March 15, 2003
- Episode 49: Lucemon on the Loose — aired March 22, 2003
- Episode 50: End of the Line — aired March 29, 2003
Main characters
- Kouichi Kimura (Main) — voiced by Kenichi Suzumura
- Kouji Minamoto (Main) — voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya
- Takuya Kanbara (Main) — voiced by Junko Takeuchi
- Junpei Shibayama (Main) — voiced by Masato Amada
- Izumi Orimoto (Main) — voiced by Sawa Ishige
- Tomoki Himi (Main) — voiced by Kumiko Watanabe
- Gomamon (Supporting) — voiced by Yuki Kaida
- Piyomon (Supporting) — voiced by Yukiko Hanioka
- Patamon (Supporting) — voiced by Kae Araki
- Palmon (Supporting) — voiced by Yuuka Nakatsukasa
Related anime
- Side Story: Digimon Frontier: Island of Lost Digimon
- Parent: Digimon: Digital Monsters
- Character: Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time
Anime like Digimon Frontier
- Digimon: Digital Monsters (1999) — TV series
- Digimon: Digital Monsters 02 (2000) — TV series
- Digimon Tamers (2001) — TV series
- Digimon Ghost Game (2021) — TV series
- Digimon Data Squad (2006) — TV series
- Youkai Watch Jam: Youkai Gakuen Y - N to no Souguu (2020) — TV series
- Digimon Xros Wars: The Young Hunters Who Leapt Through Time (2011) — TV series
- Pokémon (1997) — TV series
Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Sci-Fi · Season: Spring 2002