digimon tamers english sub where can i watch

I started to watch it mostly for nostalgy. I hadn't seen it back on the good old years because I didn't know Japanese, didn't want to watch English dub and subs were not available, which was quite surprising, considering Digimon is, or once was, very popular franchise around the world. Then, after many years they decided to air Digimon Tamers in the kids' weekday morning program slot. (This creation of the Digital World is explained in the Wonder Swan games relating to DigimonĪdventure 02.) The plot of the first season also was quite nonexistent, fighting one big bad with world-domination fantasies after another. Let's face it, the idea that ENIAC, the world's second computer, was capable of twisting space-time and created parallel dimension where computer data took physical form and gained sentience on its own, and then interacted with human kids' emotions to reconfigure the data to combat monsters, was quite silly, and the show mostly served only commercial purposes. After some years I matured and began looking down on them. But who knows? With the more recent DVD releases of tri., here's hoping a sub release of the numerous anime series won't be too far off.I liked the first two seasons of Digimon as a kid, they were the only ones they aired here in Finland. show that the English version of Digimon, much like its Japanese counterpart, is nowadays being marketed towards grown-up nostalgics rather than the original target audience of children, so that seems like even less of a reason to only allow English-speaking territories access to the watered-down dub. Like, Toei, Bamco, Saban, or whoever's in charge clearly didn't see the Japanese version of the anime as something worth hiding (at least not before the streams were taken down), so why couldn't they have gotten a home release?Īlso, the English localizations of recent video games and the not-so-child-friendly dub of tri. I guess the dub itself has too many edits that having dual audio wouldn't be worth it (although, I think some shows, like Ronin Warriors/Samurai Troopers, featured two-sided DVDs with the dub version on one side and the sub version on the other side, but most other heavily-edited shows, like Samurai Pizza Cats/Cat Ninden Teyandee! and Monster Rancher/Monster Farm, have separate dub and sub releases entirely), but what I find strange is that these releases were AFTER subs started to be legally available through various streaming services. Kinda curious as to why they released dub-only DVD sets of the Digimon series not too long ago.

Digimon tamers english sub where can i watch