Digimon: Digital Monsters 1999
What is Digimon: Digital Monsters?
Digimon: Digital Monsters is a Japanese media franchise that originated as a series of virtual pets, manga, and games developed by Bandai. The television series, produced by Toei Animation, first debuted in 1999.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1999
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 104
- Runtime
- 22 minutes
- First aired
- Mar 7, 1999
- Last aired
- Mar 25, 2001
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- Fuji TV
- Genres
- Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Updated
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Overview
Digimon: Digital Monsters is a Japanese media franchise that originated as a series of virtual pets, manga, and games developed by Bandai. The television series, produced by Toei Animation, first debuted in 1999. The plot follows a group of seven children who, while attending summer camp, discover seven Digivices. These devices transport the group to a mysterious environment known as the Digital World. Upon their arrival, the children encounter and befriend creatures referred to as Digimon. These creatures were born to defend their world from various evil forces. Throughout the series, the children are paired with these powerful, morphing monsters. The franchise has been distributed in English by Saban Entertainment, with the first four seasons comprising over 205 episodes. The original 1999 series, also known as Digimon Adventure, has been made available for viewing through official channels including Toei Animation. The franchise remains a subject of documentation within official databases and fan-maintained archives that track the development of the anime and its associated media properties.
Should you watch it?
“Kids team up with digital creatures to save a virtual world.”
- Creative monster designs and evolution concepts
- Strong friendship themes and character growth
- Engaging battles and digital world exploration
- Can feel repetitive over many episodes
- Some plotlines are formulaic
you enjoy anime about friendship, adventure, and digital pets.
Suitable for children; mild action and emotional moments.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 54 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 And So It Begins... Mar 7, 1999
- E2 The Birth of Greymon Mar 14, 1999
- E3 Garurumon Mar 21, 1999
- E4 Fireman's Ball Mar 28, 1999
- E5 Kabuterimon's Electro Shocker Apr 4, 1999
- E6 Togemon in Toy Town Apr 11, 1999
- E7 Ikkakumon's Harpoon Torpedo Apr 18, 1999
- E8 Evil Shows His Face Apr 25, 1999
- E9 Subzero Ice Punch! May 2, 1999
- E10 A Clue from the Digi-Past May 9, 1999
- E11 The Dancing Digimon May 16, 1999
- E12 DigiBaby Boom May 23, 1999
- E13 The Legend of the Digidestined May 30, 1999
- E14 Departure for a New Continent Jun 6, 1999
- E15 The Dark Network of Etemon Jun 13, 1999
- E16 The Arrival of Skullgreymon Jun 20, 1999
- E17 The Crest of Sincerity Jun 27, 1999
- E18 The Piximon Cometh Jul 4, 1999
- E19 The Prisoner of the Pyramid Jul 11, 1999
- E20 The Earthquake of Metalgreymon Jul 25, 1999
- E21 Home Away from Home Aug 1, 1999
- E22 Forget About It! Aug 8, 1999
- E23 WereGarurumon's Diner Aug 15, 1999
- E24 No Questions, Please Aug 22, 1999
- E25 Princess Karaoke Aug 29, 1999
- E26 Sora's Crest of Love Sep 5, 1999
- E27 The Gateway to Home Sep 12, 1999
- E28 It's All in the Cards Sep 19, 1999
- E29 Return to Highton View Terrace Sep 26, 1999
- E30 Almost Home Free Oct 3, 1999
- E31 The Eighth Digivice Oct 10, 1999
- E32 Gatomon Comes Calling Oct 17, 1999
- E33 Out on the Town Oct 24, 1999
- E34 The Eighth Child Revealed Oct 31, 1999
- E35 Flower Power Nov 7, 1999
- E36 City Under Siege Nov 14, 1999
- E37 Wizardmon's Gift Nov 21, 1999
- E38 Prophecy Nov 28, 1999
- E39 The Battle for Earth Dec 5, 1999
- E40 Enter the Dark Masters Dec 12, 1999
- E41 Sea-Sick and Tired Dec 19, 1999
- E42 Under Pressure Dec 26, 1999
- E43 Playing Games Jan 9, 2000
- E44 Trash Day Jan 16, 2000
- E45 The Ultimate Clash Jan 23, 2000
- E46 Etemon's Comeback Tour Jan 30, 2000
- E47 Ogremon's Honor Feb 6, 2000
- E48 My Sister's Keeper Feb 13, 2000
- E49 The Crest of Light Feb 20, 2000
- E50 Joe's Battle Feb 27, 2000
- E51 The Crest of Friendship Mar 5, 2000
- E52 Piedmon's Last Jest Mar 12, 2000
- E53 Now Apocalymon Mar 19, 2000
- E54 The Fate of Two Worlds Mar 26, 2000
Season 2 · 50 episodes
- E1 Enter Flamedramon Apr 2, 2000
- E2 The Digiteam Complete Apr 9, 2000
- E3 A New Digitude Apr 16, 2000
- E4 Iron Vegiemon Apr 23, 2000
- E5 Old Reliable Apr 30, 2000
- E6 Family Picnic May 7, 2000
- E7 Guardian Angel May 14, 2000
- E8 Ken's Secret May 21, 2000
- E9 The Emperor's New Home May 28, 2000
- E10 The Captive Digimon Jun 4, 2000
- E11 Storm of Friendship Jun 11, 2000
- E12 The Good, the Bad, and the Digi Jun 18, 2000
- E13 His Master's Voice Jun 25, 2000
- E14 The Samurai of Sincerity Jul 2, 2000
- E15 Big Trouble in Little Edo Jul 16, 2000
- E16 20,000 Digi-Leagues Under the Sea Jul 23, 2000
- E17 Ghost of a Chance Jul 30, 2000
- E18 Run Yolei Run Aug 6, 2000
- E19 An Old Enemy Returns Aug 13, 2000
- E20 The Darkness Before Dawn Aug 20, 2000
- E21 The Crest of Kindness Aug 27, 2000
- E22 Davis Cries Wolfmon Sep 3, 2000
- E23 Genesis of Evil Sep 10, 2000
- E24 If I Had a Tail Hammer Sep 17, 2000
- E25 Spirit Needle Sep 24, 2000
- E26 United We Stand Oct 1, 2000
- E27 Fusion Confusion Oct 8, 2000
- E28 The Insect Master's Trap Oct 15, 2000
- E29 Arukenimon's Tangled Web Oct 22, 2000
- E30 Ultimate Anti-Hero Oct 29, 2000
- E31 Opposites Attract Nov 5, 2000
- E32 If I Only had a Heart Nov 12, 2000
- E33 A Chance Encounter Nov 19, 2000
- E34 Destiny in Doubt Nov 26, 2000
- E35 Cody Takes a Stand Dec 3, 2000
- E36 Stone Soup Dec 10, 2000
- E37 Kyoto Dragon Dec 17, 2000
- E38 A Very Digi-Christmas Dec 24, 2000
- E39 Dramon Power Dec 24, 2000
- E40 Digimon World Tour (1) Jan 14, 2001
- E41 Digimon World Tour (2) Jan 21, 2001
- E42 Digimon World Tour (3) Jan 28, 2001
- E43 Invasion of the Daemon Corps Feb 4, 2001
- E44 Dark Sun, Dark Spore Feb 11, 2001
- E45 The Dark Gate Feb 18, 2001
- E46 Duel of the WarGreymon Feb 25, 2001
- E47 BlackWarGreymon's Destiny Mar 4, 2001
- E48 Oikawa's Shame Mar 11, 2001
- E49 The Last Temptation of the DigiDestined Mar 18, 2001
- E50 A Million Points of Light Mar 25, 2001
Frequently asked questions
What is the main goal of the kids in the Digital World?
They work with Digimon to protect the Digital World from evil forces.
How do the Digimon change forms?
They evolve, or 'Digivolve,' into stronger forms during battles.
Are the kids stuck in the Digital World?
They are transported there unexpectedly and must find a way back.
Is this show based on a game or toy?
It originated from virtual pet toys called Digital Monsters.
How many seasons are there in the series?
The series includes multiple seasons, with over 200 episodes in total.