Digimon Tamers 2001
What is Digimon Tamers?
Digimon Tamers follows three children who unexpectedly find themselves in possession of actual Digimon, distinct from the fictional creatures featured in the card game they enjoy. The series centers on Takato, Ruki, and Lee as they navigate their roles as Digimon Tamers, each holding different perspectives on how these digital beings should be treated and cared for.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2001
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 51
- Runtime
- 25 minutes
- First aired
- Apr 1, 2001
- Last aired
- Mar 31, 2002
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- Fuji TV
- Genres
- Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Updated
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Digimon Tamers follows three children who unexpectedly find themselves in possession of actual Digimon, distinct from the fictional creatures featured in the card game they enjoy. The series centers on Takato, Ruki, and Lee as they navigate their roles as Digimon Tamers, each holding different perspectives on how these digital beings should be treated and cared for. When mysterious Digimon begin appearing throughout Japan, the children must overcome their varying approaches and work together to protect their world from these digital intruders. The show explores themes of responsibility, friendship, and the complex relationship between humans and their digital companions as the young Tamers face unprecedented challenges that threaten both their familiar world and the digital realm.
Should you watch it?
“Three children discover real Digimon and must unite to defend Japan from digital invaders.”
- engaging premise involving card game mechanics
- character-driven conflict
- differing perspectives may cause initial friction
Watch it if you enjoy stories about children forming bonds with digital creatures to protect their world.
The series features animated fantasy violence as characters defend against digital intruders.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 51 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 Guilmon Comes Alive Apr 1, 2001
- E2 Digimon, Digimon Everywhere Apr 8, 2001
- E3 To Fight or Not to Fight Apr 15, 2001
- E4 It Came from the Other Side Apr 22, 2001
- E5 Dream a Little Dream Apr 29, 2001
- E6 O Partner, Where Art Thou? May 6, 2001
- E7 Now You See It, Now You Don't May 13, 2001
- E8 A Question of Trust May 20, 2001
- E9 Not as Seen on TV May 27, 2001
- E10 The Icemon Cometh Jun 3, 2001
- E11 Much Ado About Musyamon Jun 10, 2001
- E12 Divided They Stand Jun 17, 2001
- E13 Juggernaut Jun 24, 2001
- E14 Grow Mon Grow Jul 1, 2001
- E15 Snakes, Trains, and Digimon Jul 8, 2001
- E16 Back to Nature, Back to Battle Jul 15, 2001
- E17 Duel with the Deva Jul 29, 2001
- E18 Digital Beauty Aug 5, 2001
- E19 Impmon's Last Stand Aug 12, 2001
- E20 Out of the Blue Aug 19, 2001
- E21 Jeri's Quest Aug 26, 2001
- E22 The Boar Wars Sep 2, 2001
- E23 A World Apart Sep 9, 2001
- E24 The Journey Begins Sep 16, 2001
- E25 Brave New Digital World Sep 23, 2001
- E26 Kazu and Kenta's Excellent Adventure Sep 30, 2001
- E27 Motorcycle Madness Oct 7, 2001
- E28 Blame It on Ryo Oct 14, 2001
- E29 Goliath Oct 21, 2001
- E30 The Imperfect Storm Oct 28, 2001
- E31 Kazu's Upgrade Nov 4, 2001
- E32 Shibumi Speaks Nov 11, 2001
- E33 Rabbit Transit Nov 18, 2001
- E34 Lionheart Nov 25, 2001
- E35 Give a Little Bit Dec 2, 2001
- E36 The Battle Within Dec 9, 2001
- E37 No Mon Is an Island Dec 16, 2001
- E38 Azulongmon Explains it All Dec 23, 2001
- E39 Song of Sakuyamon Dec 30, 2001
- E40 Janyu's Ark Jan 6, 2002
- E41 Homeward Bound Jan 13, 2002
- E42 Reunion Jan 20, 2002
- E43 Beelzemon's Big Day Jan 27, 2002
- E44 The Messenger Feb 3, 2002
- E45 The D-Reaper's Disguise Feb 17, 2002
- E46 When Is a Mon Justimon? Feb 24, 2002
- E47 His Kingdom for a Horse Mar 3, 2002
- E48 Shadow of the Beast King Mar 17, 2002
- E49 D-Reaper's Feast Mar 17, 2002
- E50 Jeri Fights Back Mar 24, 2002
- E51 Such Sweet Sorrow Mar 31, 2002
Frequently asked questions
What is the premise?
Children who play a card game discover real Digimon and must work together to stop digital threats.
Who are the main characters?
The story follows three children named Takato, Ruki, and Lee.
What is a Tamer?
A Tamer is a child who has received a real Digimon.
When was the series released?
The series was released in 2001.
What is the conflict?
The Tamers must put aside their differing views on Digimon to fend off digital intruders appearing in Japan.