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Loved Frontier as a kid BECAUSE there was no partner. Made the kid feel relevant and not useless

Honestly the kids transforming was the coolest thing about the series.

I had no idea people hated this season until a few years ago. It was one of my favorites as a kid

I think it’s worth noting that towards the end of the series the Digidestined actually FAILED to stop the villain’s plot. The Royal Knights (on behalf of Lucemon) were gathering data by destroying the Digital World little by little, and despite the Digidestined’s best efforts to stop them, it wasn’t enough. In the end, you can actually see the Digital World reduced to nothing. While other Digimon series (and even other series in general)’s main focus is “How do we stop the bad guys from reaching their goal?”, this one is actually “We failed to stop the bad guys, so where do we go from here?” It taught us to keep going and pressing on even though all hope seems lost.

Hated? Digimon Frontier was my favorite season.

I like that hey separated the concepts of "darkness" and "evil."

Frontier is an excellent season tbh. They had already dragged out the Digimon+Partner concept. It needed something new. The only criticism I have towards it was the fact that only the two main characters could fusion their beast+human spirit. It would’ve been great to see the others evolving to that stage as well. Also the plot twist with Koichi was amazing

I ADORED this season the opening song oh man it feels powerful! And the fact the kids are the ones fighting really makes them feel like this is THEIR world

I liked Digimon Frontier. I always thought the concept of the kids becoming Digimon was hella interesting and pretty damn refreshing.

So I'm glad that every single comment is like: 'well frontier was my favorite session'

I don't dream about having a digimon partner as much as about being able to turn into one like Frontier. I love the season.

Man I used to be so obsessed with this show as a kid, I dreamt I was in that world and could spirit evolve into agunimon 😅😂

Billiam: The "Hated" Season The comments: Well no, but actually no

I personally thought the gimmick off them turning into digimon was a nice Change because now the Kids are more involved into the action, instead off the Kids Just standing on the sidelines.

Frontier is one of my favorite seasons. Did I have to wake up super early because it came on at 6 am and aired on a channel we barely got and would I have to spend 15 minutes adjusting the antenna so I could watch it? Yes, but it got me through a school year where I was bullied so badly and had so many issues academically and emotionally my parents transferred me to another school halfway through the year. I could relate to all the characters in one way or another and it still holds a special place in my heart almost 19 years later.

Haven’t even started watching the video and I wanna say this......this was one of my favorites seasons. How can you not like a season where you turn into a superhero digimon instead of standing on the sidelines?! Ok now back to Cruella and smoking this blunt I go!🤣

Frontier had the best theme since OG theme 🤷🏾‍♂️. I know it word for word. Its honestly one of the best english openings for an anime.

Adventure, tamers AND Frontier are the best seasons...fight me.

I liked the idea of Turing into digimon instead of just having a pet cause it’s good to see the kids having to work on their own rather than just relying on their pet for everything

I will say I really enjoyed Frontier, although Tamers was my favorite season. I actually just rewatched Tamers on Hulu and the emotional core of the story still hit me as an adult. I appreciate that Digimon tried to evolve its core concept beyond "Kids with monster partners go on an adventure". Frontiers at least tried to do something different and set itself apart from Pokémon, which a lot of properties were trying to mimic at that point in time.

I had no idea it was so hated, i loved it as a kid. Seasons 1 through 4 were my all time favorite

Ahhhh good times, the child me never skipped a frontier episode

Honestly shoulda continued to build on this concept. Still one of the coolest digimon seasons concepts to this day. Wouldn’t mind a more mature take with higher stakes all while being able to transform in digimon.

The eng dub song is still living rent free in my head to this day. The lyrics captured some of the themes of the show.

"Being attracted to your si-" *"Yes officer, that's the one."*

Frontier is nostalgic af. Id watch it satuday mornings after chinese class.

Before looking them up again and rewatching them again, whenever I thought back on Digimon, it was THIS SEASON that I would recall. The way the fused with the Digimon was *E P I C.*

Frontier was actually my favorite the world, music, and the characters. To these day I still remember the opening theme song.

'the characters always had the option to go home.' you forgot about that one time takuya tried it, didn't you? that time he left to go home but he didn't really and was turned into this hybrid human digimon creature as punishment? yeah. that time. good times.

The “Hated” season. More like my “2nd favorite” season.

lmfaoo i love how he titled the "the hated season" but after reading the comments it seems like hes the only one who really hated this season😂😂😭😭😂😭😭 I persoanlly loved this season, my second fav next to season 2 for personal reasons but the turning into the digimon was always a fantasy of mine so when they did it i was def surprised and excited for this season!! 🔥🔥🔥

I will say that I love EmperorGreymon. He’s one of my favorite Greyson evolutions and his design is completely underrated. It’d be cool to see him as a biomerged mega in the new anime with Tai

'Leader, little kid, angsty boy' You just described every franchise anime

That yellow thing was like the opposite of pooh bear. He was lean and wore red pants no shirt. Pooh is chubby and wears a red crop top with no pants.

I loved Frontier more did I did any other season of Digimon. I remember coming home every day from elementary school seeing how the show progressed and oh man, what a treat it was.

I remember being really sad when I watched the last episode of Digimon Tamers(which was my favorite season) on TV. I was a dumb kid and thought that it would just magically continue the next week, but instead the first episode of Digimon Frontier aired that day. I hated it because it wasn't what my dumb kid brain expected, I wanted Tamers to continue, but I kept watching it anyway since there was nothing else on TV that interested me. Over the next few episodes I started really liking it and watched it all the way to the end.

OMG binge watching Digimon on RU-vid was my childhood

Frontier is my favorite season dude.

No one hated this season! This was the best season.

Honestly the brazilian version of the opening song is a big part of the reason why I absolutely love this series

I feel like this season had real stakes involved. From what I remember, they were genuinely afraid to die and I don't think any other seasons explored that. They also had some real world struggles. I loved this season.

All of what you said here is true and those were some of the reasons I disliked Frontier at first. However, you missed the fact that there IS a motivation, but it's not exactly clear since the beginning and it's exactly that what the whole Ophanimon/get to that place is about. The kids always had the choice to return to their world and the fact that they didn't is exactly why they were chosen, they were driven by something bigger than themselves and, at the same time, something they were looking for inside themselves. The reason Frontier became my second favorite (nothing can beat Tamers) is because when I rewatched it about two years ago I noticed all this subtle character details I didn't notice as a kid. Sure, they have no clear motivation from the beginning more than "this seems interesting" but they have a lot more than the Adventure kids that were kinda forced into it. There's actually a whole arc that deals with their motivations and it's the one where they are inside Sephirotmon. What I like the most about Frontier is that it talks about defense mechanisms and how their backgrounds and circumstances have made them develop these defense mechanisms that kinda alienates them from their true, vulnerable selves: Zoe? A tomboyish girl who had to learn to appear feminine in order to fit and always felt alone because her relationships were superficial. JP: a fat, rejected kid who learned to be accomodating and silly to be liked because he didn't like himself. Takuya, who was too scared of taking responsibilities so he became reckless and doesn't take anything seriously. Tommy: a spoiled kid who always just had to cry to get whatever he wanted and was used to depending on other for everything. Kouji who, after his parents split and his father prohibited from seeing his mother, kinda closed himself to any new relationships and lastly, Kouichi, of whom we don't know much but whose motivation is the clearest: hating his father but wanting desperately to getting to know his brother. If you pay attention, whenever a character is the focus of an incident, it always has to do with their defense mechanisms. The idea behind their enemies and fights usually puts them face to face with those parts of themselves that they don't want to accept until the Sephirotmon arc where they finally realize that everything that they have gone through has shown them that without their defense mechanisms they are stronger. There's even a part where Takuya goes back to the real world in order to run away from the fear of the fight, from his lack of confidence in his abilities and thanks to Ophanimon he realizes that he has always had it in him to rise up to the challenge (just by accepting he already had) and he decides to go back to see his responsibilites through. There's a lot more that I like which is all about characters, like the part when Zoe, Tommy and JP complain that they don't have powerups and can only watch from the sidelines and JP tells them that even from the sidelines, they have a role to play.

For me, Frontier was soo good, I remember RPGing as one of the Digimons while playing fights with neighbourhood friends. It was second best for me(favorite being Digimon Adventure 01,02 due to the added nostalgia).

Takuya: "Oh fuck evil digimon, I'm in danger" Tai: "Oh fuck evil digimon, you're in danger Agumon"

Unpopular opinion: Frontier is my favorite season of Digimon.

Hated? I really liked Frontier :D

I find it interesting that so many people hated Frontier but adored Tamers... I had the exact opposite experience. Frontier had a fully formed plot that took on a massive effort to show as much of how life in the digital world is like. The twist with Koichi felt intentional, with subtle elements leading up to it. Not to mention that him being controlled by Cherubimon was a DIRECT result of his incredibly complicated feelings regarding his family and the spiral of loneliness he felt as a result. It was only possible for him to be taken advantage of because of the vulnerable depression he was in and we see the journey he goes through alongside his twin to come to terms with that. You could even make some comparisons to Ken of 02 in how depression can destroy a person. We also get a protagonist in Takuya who is selfish, providing a long road to learning to be more responsible. (I mean, he literally abandons his quest because he gets SO scared he runs off with the only goal of saving his own skin. And has to realize he's abandoning everyone else too if he does this.) I completely disagree that the characters lack depth or real world applicable growth. With Tamers I felt like the first half promised a lot and was very strong, and then completely falls off into a miserable slog of disjointed character beats. Impmon and Jeri carried the series and once the D-Reaper came into play, Jeri's possessed random acts of shock value got old very very fast. I watched both of these as a child (and one who was all about darker story plots) and I could tell you even 20 years later more about the cast of Frontier than anyone from Tamers. The main cast of Tamers to me had very little memorable about them, whereas the digimon societies in Frontier always kept me interested. To me personally, while I do agree Frontier had plenty of issues with its filler dragging on a little too long(this definitely didn't do it any favors with getting viewers to look past the "no-partners" aspect of the show.), Tamers' endless pacing issues were much much harder to sit through and were likely a big part of why Tamers' ratings tanked by its finale. I do find your perspectives here interesting, despite feeling most of your points against Frontier could easily be said for Tamers as well, but i think we got very different things out of each which i can respect.

I really liked Frontier as a kid. I was starting to play jprgs and Frontier feels like one. The lore about the warriors was great, and the villains felt really strong

I'm so glad for all the people saying it's their favorite season. It's mine too! I care a lot more about the human characters than the Digimon. Digimon are just glorified pets

Believe it or not, I always refer to this show as Power Rangers: Digimon Edition

Y’all are forgetting that the SPIRITS are their PARTNERS 🤨 and this is a KIDS SHOW it throws away logic and everything, just enjoy where the story goes and the themes they introduce. These types of shows try to teach kids to just go with the flow and it succeeds at that through their characters.

We are at 24 thousand likes. WHERES THE ENGLISH FRONTIER COVER?

You call it the "hated" season. But the comments say otherwise. Myself included, it is my favorite season. Sorry you were bored. Also, during my study abroad in Japan, I rode the same train line as Takuya in the beginning when he received the messages!

The vid's at 11k likes....... Where's my cover lmao

"Takuya has goggles. So he's the main character." I spat my water out when he said this.

What i love about digimon frontier is that the kids are not useless in fighting pther digimon and i love how they transform in to various forms.

I personally liked the idea of kids transforming into Digimon

This is my Digimon guilty pleasure. I enjoy aspects of Frontier (turning in Digimon, the theme song, the kids English voice actors, Bokomon and Namon, the battle in the last episode, small easter eggs like where Gailantmon was voiced by Brain Beacock and Steve Blum, the design of the Human Legendary Warrior forms); but as a whole I can't say it has the nostalgia I get from Adventure, a badass like Ken and more depth to the villain like Adventure 02, or the complex story and characters of Tamers. I gladly own the first four seasons on DVD, but I can see why people have their problems with this season.

Crazy hearing people hated this season when it was my introduction to digimon.

I think this season is the equivalent of Pokèmon black and white, both moments in which a franchise tried something different but maybe too much for us kids to appreciate it. Gen 5 of Pokèmon is getting the right credits now that the fans are older, and it seems the case with frontier as well reading the comments section.

Dude, Frontier was, and still is my favorite season. And if the comments and likes are anything to go by, I’m far from the only one that thinks that.

Digimon Frontier is my favourite. The idea of them turning into Digimon was amazing

I was always afraid of having frontier as my favourite season because i thought no one liked it, but actually it seems as everyone loved it

Am I the only one still waiting for Billiam to do a Cover of the Frontier song?

Frontier is my favourite series just because of how different it was idea wise Even more than the third series, yes I said it but it’s barely so

Imagine how much better Citizen Kane would be with partner Digimon

Digimon Frontier was an attempt to fix the Character Balance Issue in the digimon franchise. In the prior seasons/generations there was a bizarre and subtle problem with the partner relationship: balance. The early episodes each season were weighted towards the human characters and world building. But in the later episodes, once we know our characters, the world, and the conflict, the digimon characters took over and the humans almost didn't matter. Tamers tried to address this with Fusion Evolution. It kept the human characters significant in the larger and longer battles against the big bad. But it wasn't an ideal solution. It came across as cringy, weird, and sudden. So the makers of digimon tried another tactic for Frontier: getting rid of the partner system entirely. Though maybe Frontier missed the need to replace the partner system with a greater focus on interpersonal relationships between the human characters. Frontier overall was a constant tug-of-war between two genres, adventure and slice-of-life. It was a season of experimentation. I'm not sure I'd personally label it as bad or a failure, however I'm sure the digimon team learned something from the project.

Futuristic, modern and refreshing of the new concept it brought. Fusing with your chosen Digimon is very cool ! My favourite season ever. I loved it !

When I see or hear comments like this all I can think of is that you just don’t get it. With frontier the themes of spiritual growth and reliance on discovering a solution were always present. Even some of the stand alone episodes like making burgers for petaldramon serve to show that the characters each have their own strengths. In the beginning of the show JP was more stand off ish. Which was refreshing because some shows try to use the heavier set characters as bullies but adding him to the main cast gave meaning to his redemption or realization arc. Something else they did well is that the cast still had some elements of being children. Such as the case of episode 2 where takuya and zoey have a little argument over whether or not being older makes someone a leader. Bringing in kojis brother cemented that he still needed to learn how to trust people and that he can let someone in and they won’t excessively lie to him. They served as opposites for each other in the sense that koji held the spirits of light and his brother held the spirits of darkness yet their personalities didn’t match their spirits. With the beast spirits it really threw Takuya for a loop when he finally found burninggreymon but couldn’t control it. Koji could control kendogarurumon relatively easy but Takuya just couldn’t. He was too hot headed and the spirit knew that and as a result he lost control. Another thing they did well were some of the beast spirits. They were offshoot species of digimon we already knew from the original adventure series. It was a nice reference that did a lot with the carrying design elements yet familiar feeling. And susanoomon was a nice reference to omnimon without feeling like a cut copy version of him. Frontier is more underrated than anything because while some characters had to learn the same lessons over and over again it emphasized the face they are kids and sometimes kids don’t learn what they need to the first time and other times it takes painful reminders for a lesson to take hold as something they really need to pay attention to

"Being attracted to your sis-" I spat out my drink.

I think most of your criticism is unmerited because you keep seeing these in comparison to the first and only judge them well if they differ in an interesting way from the original. And in doing so, you make light the themes and things it's going for. Sure, the war between Human types and Beast types could've been actually explained, but you have to keep in mind that these aired back-to-back from one another. And if Pokemon has proven something it's that this does nothing but give episodic shit linked with one another (sans exceptions). You also, by some unholy influence, have decided to watch it dubbed which is already a giant shot on your foot if you already were wary of watching it on the first place. I feel like you make a lot of good points but then make just as much bad takes out of ignorance. Like, I recently went on a binge-watch of Digimon and I can assure you from Adventure 02 onward they have been fairly consistent with the number of episodes total, so saying this season was padded out or longer is a dumb take because it's just as long as padded as the others are since they are just as long. Anyways, I saw some comments agreeing with what I'm about to say and I think it merits saying this: Frontier did not kill the franchise. In fact, Tamers and Frontier saved it from the bad, uncentralized sequel that was O2 and then Savers/Data Squad was the one that made the decline with Xross Wars completely murdering it. You should also understand that while the original was better, times change as the series does and media takes a worry on showing less violent and traumatizing stuff. Something like Adventure can't be made again today because of how it exists on it's own time where people weren't afraid to take liberties. And even so, Adventure and 02 are still very kid friendly and Pokemon-y at the same time.

I'm watching the season on Hulu and I got to say I'm glad that this was part of my childhood that I remember, I do find it weird that a lot of people didn't like 02, frontier and tamers when they were on TV. But I totally get it because the first season was so good but in terms of lore and in all around solid series season by season Digimon is extremely underrated

6:22 Billiam: being attracted to your sis- Me: wait what

The brothers conflict was genuinely nice i think

Couldn't even get past the first episode. Tommy reminded me why I won't become a father.

I just realized the 3 celestials are the final forms of hikari, Takeru, and Willis’s digimon

This season is so underrated, such an amazing season. I think the only problem is not put so much emotions and development in the characters

frontier was actually my introduction to digimon. it was the episode patamon was born. it played on jetix and i finished it, then watched adventure, 02, and tamers and re-watched all the rest of frontier haha.

I dont know why this series got so much backslash, Frontier presented its ideas so good, we had a group of legendary digimon, who were trying to protect their world. The stakes were high! Especially in the Kerpimon saga hell you knew everything could end! Then the Royal Knights who were powerful AF. And dudeee lucemon! Many years later i found out lorewise he was THIS powerful because it was the most powerful of the Demon Lords!

So this video now has over 25k thumbs and we still haven't gotten that damn intro cover.... BILLIAM.

I loved Frontier, the entire transforming thing was amazing to me. ALSO SUSANOOMON IS SO COOL LITERALLY.

Not gonna lie, the 4 digivillains with the "goofy voices" were some of my favorites. It's similar to Etemon with his Elvis impression. lol Although, it did feel like they reused scenes a little too much this season. Also, the opening is great as well.

I've always thought Frontier was Digimon's take on the super Sentai concept. It took me awhile to warm up to it, but in retrospect I really enjoyed it as a stand alone series.

Frontier is basically Power Rangers in the Digital World. There's a team of 5 and the "leader" wears red. They have a device they use to transform. They have a "Morphin" phrase. One of the gerenals of the evil team is purified and joins the main team. The leader gains multiple power-ups. The final power up is a fusion of all their powers, basically the Megazord. They also habe a mentor of sorts, as well as a character who seemingly exists PURELY for comeic effect. And the season ends with the team losing their powers.

Believe or not Digimon Frontier is the Real Dark Horse. There is a video somewhere on RU-vid or was that dived deep into the characters. And something shocking. All characters showed signs of Depression. That’s right. They all have it. The leader has a depression caused by the fact that their father never makes it home. The two brothers have Abandonment depression ( its real.) basically the family is split for no clear reason. ( Matt from Digimon adventure 01 has it) I’ll let you find out the rest.

This is the season that got me into the franchise as a kid, the concept of turning into a digimon is really cool and the kids at school loved it.

My only real problem with this season was that it totally ripped off my edgy childhood OC ShadowAngemon with Lucemon as well as the (understandable) use of the "shadow" prefix instead of "black" for one or two villainous digimon

As a kid who grew up with costumed superheroes, seeing kids become cool looking Digiheroes was the coolest thing ever to me att

Honestly this was my favorite season of Digimon.

i do enjoy frontier (for the most part) it does have some enjoyable moments and digivolution animations are amazing. but it certainly is alot weaker compared to the previous 3 shows IMO, mainly because of the weaker characters that arent nearly as likable than previous ones .......of course im talking about """"sub""" or atleast the german dub that was 100% faithful to it...cuz this english dub...its clearly they werent taking the source material serious at all lol its always funny how back then i never batted an eye of how "fanservicy" kazemon looks back then. unlike now haha

I understand the dislike some people had with Frontier. I agree with the fillers which is why I find it hard to rewatch it but seeing the cast transform to digimon was awesome. Koji Minamoto will always be my crush. I love his story with his twin brother, Koichi , because I’m a twin. “Thank you for being born with me.” - Koji and Koichi This line had me so much that I always say this to my twin during our birthday. The only complaint I have is that at the end only Takuya and Koji gets most of the screen time. The others fade into the background after giving their digi spirits to Takuya and Koji

Yo Billiam, what happened to that promise you said in the video at 10:00 to 10:05😅?

Hated season? Pretty sure Savers/Data Squad is more hated

I've watched all your other Digimon reviews, and I agreed with them for the most part. I wholeheartedly and respectfully disagree with this one completely though. Most I will agree is that people turned their heads because the formula changed and what was left wasn't enough to keep them hooked, but I will disagree with literally everything else. First of all, there's an implication that the humans are digitized in the other seasons, and that the danger they are in is real... However only Digimon are ever in the front lines. Digimon literally act as shields to the Chosen, and there's this clear dissonance. Digimon are objects (that sometimes complement their "owners") to be used, and most of their "friendly" discourse doesn't really come through. They talk like they are friends, while they are mostly weapons. Digimon Frontier completely turns that around. Oh you are digital? You want stakes? Here, be full fledged characters that doesn't need complements. Go fight you wars, if you lose you die and it is your fault, there's no reviving as an egg, because you're human. And for the first time humans actually have agency to stand up and fight for the Digimon. Now, why would they do that? Well. Those very "not very good" filler episodes are full of small moments where the kids learn to care for this world and their inhabitants. Not only that, it is actually the least gimmicky and confusing evolutionary wise series. There's no thing to collect besides the Legendary Souls. Each kid gets 2 or 3 forms, and they all make some sense. There's no tags, mentals, cards. Your plant doesn't become a bird and your armadillo doesn't become a submarine. Your dead angel doesn't go back to an egg, and the rules are a lot clearer. And I don't really find the characters bland (except for maybe Tommy). Takuya goes through the Digimon leader gauntlet of being a moronic idiot that has to learn to be a leader, except that everyone, except for Tommy doesn't just take that right away. He really takes the torch of having to be courageous straight from Tai, while Davis felt too stupid and Takato was a cry-baby. JP probably has the biggest evolution as a character in the series. He is greatly entitled despite being a coward, but he greatly adapts into being a support character that knows how to protect people, or stand up for injustice. He even grows to the point where his crush on Zoey isn't really an issue any more. THAT'S RIGHT FOLKS. AN ANIME CHARACTER THAT GROWS OUT OF A CRUSH, WOULD YOU LOOK AT THAT. Koji and Koichi are a bit of a mixed bag, but a lot of the plot twists rely on them, and they work. It was cool finding out there was a twin brother, and it was cool to learn how different his condition was to the rest of the characters in the last arc. Zoey has a lot of faults that "the girl of this shonen" has, but as far as it goes, it's not that bad. She is not really worried about boys. She is called out for being vapid. She learns about responsability and friendship as much as anyone else. She feels like a good mid point between Sora and Mimi. Tommy is probably the least innovative character, but if I'm being honest, he is a lot less annoying than young TK and a lot more relevant than Cody. Yeah, he does have to learn the same lesson over and over, but I think he comes across as the most actually responsible little kid in Digimon up to this point. I think the villains are a bit lacking in terms of personality (Except for Mercurymon. HE IS RAD AF. Don't tell me you didn't like when he stole Seraphimon's powers), but they really are the first set of Digimon villains that are actualyl competent. In Adventure, the villains only ever succeed when the kids aren't around, with the exception of Myotismon. In 02, they have to take back from a villain that already won while there was no one around. In Tamers there's a lot of even give and take, but the villains never really do much apart from Leomon or the last arc. Frontier? NO BOY. YOU BEGINNERS BETTER LEARN FAST. SEE? THIS WORLD IS ACTUALLY DYING. WOOPS YOU WERE TRYING TO PROTECT THIS CITY? TOO BAD, IT IS GONE NOW. AND EVERY CITY WE TAKE MAKES THE LAST BOSS STRONGER. Every villain gets at least one win. The Royal Knights kick their butts into Oblivion and it is actually really engaging to see the kids turning the tables with some level of strategy and perseverance. Also, FIRE!!! is and absolute masterpiece of a theme song. The ending theme is also very beautiful and touching. With the Will and The Last Element are probably the best evolution themes the show ever had. I grew up watching all 4 original seasons, here in Brazil it was a lot better represented, and had a more fair run than in America. So while I may be nostalgic for all 4 seasons, Frontier remains my favorite.

Just seeing the Fox Kids logo again got my eyes teary... I should sometimes remember the beautiful childhood I had.

I had a thing for the twins like I was seriously interested to their story but it wasn’t explained enough

Nuh uh. *That title is a lie.* When this was on TV, everyone was talking about Digimon like it was 🔥 fire 🔥. Everyone in my neighborhood was silent halfway into season 2, but season 3 was lit. And it's now regarded as one of the best seasons. I liked every season. But even I had to admit, *season 4 (Frontier)* is what saved the franchise as far as everybody was concerned. *Even if you didn't like Digimon, you liked season 4.* That's how lit it was back in the day.

Fun Fact: In the brazilian dub of Digimon Frontier, Takuya was dubbed by Fabio Lucindo, Ash Ketchum's voice actor. Both shows aired together at the time. He was the VA for Ash from episode 1 up until the end of XY Season 2.

Is anyone going to bring up the fact that this video DOES have 10k likes? Where's that cover we were promised?