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− | |series=Digimon Movie |
+ | |series=Digimon Movie |
− | |ep=M6 |
+ | |ep=M6 |
− | |prev=Digimon Tamers: Battle of Adventurers |
+ | |prev=Digimon Tamers: Battle of Adventurers |
− | |next=Digimon Frontier: Island of Lost Digimon |
+ | |next=Digimon Frontier: Island of Lost Digimon |
− | |title="Runaway Locomon" |
+ | |title="Runaway Locomon" |
− | |japanese=暴走デジモン特急 |
+ | |japanese=暴走デジモン特急 |
− | |romaji= |
+ | |romaji=Bousou no Dejimon Tokkyuu |
− | |translation=The Runaway Digimon Express |
+ | |translation=The Runaway Digimon Express |
− | |image=Digimon Movie 6.jpg |
+ | |image=Digimon Movie 6.jpg |
− | |caption= |
+ | |caption= |
− | |production code= |
+ | |production code= |
− | |production company= |
+ | |production company= |
− | |written by= |
+ | |written by= |
− | |directed by= |
+ | |directed by= |
− | |animation studio= |
+ | |animation studio={{w|Toei Animation}} |
− | |airdate=('''Ja:''') March 2, 2002<br>('''En:''') October 2, 2005 |
+ | |airdate=('''Ja:''') [[March 2]], [[2002]]<br>('''En:''') [[October 2]], [[2005]] |
− | |continuity= |
+ | |continuity= |
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− | '''Runaway Locomon''' is the 6th Digimon film. It was released after the end of [[Digimon Tamers |
+ | '''Runaway Locomon''' is the 6th Digimon film. It was released after the end of ''[[Digimon Tamers]]''. |
==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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− | + | Six months after the [[D-Reaper]] was destroyed, the Tamers are planning to throw Rika a surprise birthday party, but [[Rika Nonaka|Rika]] finds out. Suddenly a train-Digimon named {{c|Locomon|t}} begins to race around the tracks, causing havoc. The Tamers respond to this, as [[Takato Matsuki|Takato]] [[digivolves]] {{c|Guilmon|t}} into {{c|Growlmon|t}} to stop the train Digimon but fails as Takato, Rika and {{c|Renamon|t}} get on it in an attempt to slow it down. The others, excluding [[Suzie Wong|Suzie]], use a freight train to catch up with Locomon. |
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− | [[Mitsuo Yamaki]] takes over command of the rail centre, noticing that Locomon's path is creating a distortion in the digital |
+ | [[Mitsuo Yamaki|Yamaki]] takes over command of the rail centre, noticing that Locomon's path is creating a distortion in the digital field—in other words is creating a very large digital zone. He has the railroad workers manually divert the tracks at station 9 to redirect Locomon back to the {{c|Digital World|t}}. |
− | It is then discovered that Locomon was being controlled by |
+ | It is then discovered that Locomon was being controlled by {{c|Parasimon|t}}. In the end {{c|Gallantmon|t}} destroys the Parasimon that was controlling Locomon but not before it sends a signal to start an invasion. Gallantmon, {{c|MegaGargomon|t}}, {{c|Sakuyamon|t}}, {{c|Justimon|t}}, {{c|Guardromon|t}}, {{c|MarineAngemon|t}} and {{c|Beelzemon Blast Mode|t}} fight the invasion but are seriously outnumbered. They finally win when Takato's determination causes Gallantmon to [[mode change]] into {{c|Gallantmon Crimson Mode|t}}, who then destroys all of the Parasimon in one shot with his Crimson Light attack. Locomon returns to the Digital World and the entire gang attends Rika's birthday party. [[Kenta Kitagawa|Kenta]] and [[Kazu Shioda|Kazu]] asks Rika to sing, since Rika sung a song for [[Rika's father|her dad]] in a vision while she was being controlled by Parasimon. Rika then leaves, with the movie ending with her watching the sunset, singing the last line of her song in her head: "You promise that we'd stay for the sunset". |
==Featured Characters== |
==Featured Characters== |
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*[[Rika Nonaka]] (2) |
*[[Rika Nonaka]] (2) |
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− | *Rumiko Nonaka (2) |
+ | *[[Rumiko Nonaka]] (2) |
*[[Takato Matsuki]] (3) |
*[[Takato Matsuki]] (3) |
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*[[Henry Wong]] (6) |
*[[Henry Wong]] (6) |
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*[[Suzie Wong]] (6) |
*[[Suzie Wong]] (6) |
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− | *Seiko Hata (8) |
+ | *[[Seiko Hata]] (8) |
*[[Jeri Katou]] (8) |
*[[Jeri Katou]] (8) |
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*[[Kenta Kitagawa]] (9) |
*[[Kenta Kitagawa]] (9) |
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*[[Kazu Shioda]] (10) |
*[[Kazu Shioda]] (10) |
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*[[Mitsuo Yamaki]] (12) |
*[[Mitsuo Yamaki]] (12) |
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− | *[[Riley |
+ | *[[Riley Ohtori]] (13) |
*[[Tally Onodera]] (15) |
*[[Tally Onodera]] (15) |
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− | *Rika's |
+ | *[[Rika's father]] (16) |
*[[Ryo Akiyama]] (23) |
*[[Ryo Akiyama]] (23) |
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− | * |
+ | *{{c|Calumon|t}} (7) |
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− | * |
+ | *{{c|Guilmon|t}} (4) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Renamon|t}} (5) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Terriermon|t}} (6) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Lopmon|t}} (6) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Impmon|t}} (23) |
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− | * |
+ | *{{c|Guardromon|t}} (10) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Growlmon|t}} (11) |
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− | * |
+ | *{{c|Locomon|t}} (1) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Cyberdramon|t}} (23) |
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− | * |
+ | *{{c|MarineAngemon}} (9) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Beelzemon Blast Mode|t}} (14) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Parasimon|t}} (17) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|GranLocomon|t}} (18) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Gallantmon|t}} (19) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|MegaGargomon|t}} (20) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Sakuyamon|t}} (20) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Justimon|t}} (21) |
− | * |
+ | *{{c|Gallantmon Crimson Mode|t}} (22) |
}} |
}} |
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==Digimon Analyser== |
==Digimon Analyser== |
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− | |image=[[image:Locomon t.jpg|200px]] |
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− | |level=Ultimate |
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− | |type=Machine |
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− | |att=Data |
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|quote=Locomon, Machine Digimon. Ultimate! |
|quote=Locomon, Machine Digimon. Ultimate! |
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− | {{DigiAnalyser |
+ | {{DigiAnalyser-Tamers |
− | |name=GranLocomon |
+ | |name=GranLocomon |
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− | |image=[[image:GranLocomon t.gif|200px]] |
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− | |level=Mega |
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+ | |quote=Parasimon, a Parasite Digimon! |
− | |level=Mega |
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− | |type=Parasite |
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− | |att=Virus |
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− | |tech= |
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− | |quote=Parasimon, a parasite digimon! |
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− | {{col-break}} |
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− | {{Col-end}} |
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==Digivolutions== |
==Digivolutions== |
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{{Digivolution |
{{Digivolution |
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|DIGIMON1=Guilmon |
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|DIGIMON4=Gallantmon |
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|episodeorder4=6 |
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+ | |arrow4=r3 |
|DIGIMON5=Gallantmon Crimson Mode |
|DIGIMON5=Gallantmon Crimson Mode |
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{{Digivolution |
{{Digivolution |
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|DIGIMON1=Locomon |
|DIGIMON1=Locomon |
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− | |customimage1=Locomon t. |
+ | |customimage1=Locomon t.gif |
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==Quotes== |
==Quotes== |
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− | '''Rika:''' "I want to sing" |
+ | '''Rika:''' "I want... to sing"<br> |
+ | '''Takato:''' "You whaa?!" |
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+ | '''Kenta:''' "Hey guys, does that look normal to you?"<br> |
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+ | '''Terriermon:''' "I'm not sure...DO HUGE EYEBALLS FALLING FROM THE SKY LOOK NORMAL TO YOU?!?!" |
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==Other Notes== |
==Other Notes== |
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+ | {{episodenotes |
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− | ===English translation=== |
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+ | |CONTINUITY ERRORS= |
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⚫ | Runaway Locomon was dubbed into the English language around 4 years after the Japanese broadcast of the film. However, as the production rights had been transferred to Disney from Fox (following the demise of the Fox Kids block, on which Tamers was the last season of Digimon |
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+ | |ANIMATION ERRORS= |
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− | ===Production Notes=== |
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⚫ | :''"However, ...Mr. Tetsuharu Nakamura [the director], [who was] an assistant director of the TV series... [and] Mr. Hiro Masaki,... a regular writer for the series... paid a great deal of attention to the psychological aspects of the series when completing the movie... I am very grateful to them for boldly illustrating the parts of Rika's family life that the TV series never explored."'' |
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+ | |DUBBING CHANGES= |
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− | ===Dubbing Edits=== |
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+ | *Some of the Biomerging sequences were edited, as well as Gallantmon's graphic impaling of the main Parasimon's eye, MegaGargomon blowing the Parisimon into pieces, and Gallantmon impaling a Parasimon and tossing it at another. |
− | * |
+ | *At the end, when Suzie and Rika's mom sing, in the Japanese Version, Suzie sings a part of "The Biggest Dreamer" (Opening of Digimon Tamers), and Rika's mom sings a part of "My Tomorrow" (1st Ending of Digimon Tamers). |
⚫ | *The music for [[Spirit Evolution]] from ''[[Digimon Frontier]]'' was used for the DigiModify and Digivolution sequences. The dub-altered Digivolution text on the Digivices look noticeably different and less digital from its appearance in all other dubbed ''Tamers'' media, even different in how it appears across the screen, doing so in a sweeping manner as opposed to each letter flashing. |
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+ | |DIGIMON REFERENCES= |
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+ | |REAL-WORLD REFERENCES= |
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− | [[Category:Movies]] |
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+ | |MISCELLANEOUS TRIVIA= |
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⚫ | *''Runaway Locomon'' was dubbed into the English language around 4 years after the Japanese broadcast of the film. However, as the production rights had been transferred to Disney from Fox (following the demise of the Fox Kids block, on which Tamers was the last season of Digimon broadcast on that network), the film's title song was replaced with the theme song for the English version of [[Digimon Frontier]], as Disney didn't possess the rights to use the theme song that was licensed to the first three seasons on Fox. However, it reunited much of the English cast of Season 3. |
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+ | *This is one of four re-dubbed ''Digimon'' films that were premiered on {{w|Jetix}} during the fall of 2005, including ''[[Diaboromon Strikes Back]]'', ''[[Battle of Adventurers]]'' and ''[[Island of the Lost Digimon]]''. |
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⚫ | :''"However, ...Mr. Tetsuharu Nakamura [the director], [who was] an assistant director of the TV series... [and] Mr. Hiro Masaki,... a regular writer for the series... paid a great deal of attention to the psychological aspects of the series when completing the movie... I am very grateful to them for boldly illustrating the parts of Rika's family life that the TV series never explored."'' |
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"Runaway Locomon" 暴走デジモン特急
(Bousou no Dejimon Tokkyuu) "The Runaway Digimon Express" | ||||||||||||||||||
Airdate | (Ja:) March 2, 2002 (En:) October 2, 2005 | |||||||||||||||||
Animation studio |
Toei Animation | |||||||||||||||||
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View on Wikimon |
Runaway Locomon is the 6th Digimon film. It was released after the end of Digimon Tamers.
Plot
Six months after the D-Reaper was destroyed, the Tamers are planning to throw Rika a surprise birthday party, but Rika finds out. Suddenly a train-Digimon named Locomon begins to race around the tracks, causing havoc. The Tamers respond to this, as Takato digivolves Guilmon into Growlmon to stop the train Digimon but fails as Takato, Rika and Renamon get on it in an attempt to slow it down. The others, excluding Suzie, use a freight train to catch up with Locomon.
Yamaki takes over command of the rail centre, noticing that Locomon's path is creating a distortion in the digital field—in other words is creating a very large digital zone. He has the railroad workers manually divert the tracks at station 9 to redirect Locomon back to the Digital World.
It is then discovered that Locomon was being controlled by Parasimon. In the end Gallantmon destroys the Parasimon that was controlling Locomon but not before it sends a signal to start an invasion. Gallantmon, MegaGargomon, Sakuyamon, Justimon, Guardromon, MarineAngemon and Beelzemon Blast Mode fight the invasion but are seriously outnumbered. They finally win when Takato's determination causes Gallantmon to mode change into Gallantmon Crimson Mode, who then destroys all of the Parasimon in one shot with his Crimson Light attack. Locomon returns to the Digital World and the entire gang attends Rika's birthday party. Kenta and Kazu asks Rika to sing, since Rika sung a song for her dad in a vision while she was being controlled by Parasimon. Rika then leaves, with the movie ending with her watching the sunset, singing the last line of her song in her head: "You promise that we'd stay for the sunset".
Featured Characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance. Bolded characters are fought by the protagonist(s), and italicized characters feature non-explicitly, e.g. voice, silhouette, image.)
Humans | In-Training | Rookie | Champion | Ultimate | Mega |
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Digimon Analyser
Locomon | |
Takato: "Locomon, Machine Digimon. Ultimate!" |
GranLocomon | |
Kenta: "He digivolved into GranLocomon. He's a Mega!" |
Parasimon | |
Henry: "Parasimon, a Parasite Digimon!" |
Digivolutions
Guilmon | 1 | Growlmon | 2 | Guilmon | 4 | Gallantmon | 6 | Gallantmon Crimson Mode | ||||||||||||
Locomon | 3 | GranLocomon | ||||||
Terriermon | 5 | MegaGargomon | ||||||
Renamon | 5 | Sakuyamon | ||||||
Quotes
Rika: "I want... to sing"
Takato: "You whaa?!"
Kenta: "Hey guys, does that look normal to you?"
Terriermon: "I'm not sure...DO HUGE EYEBALLS FALLING FROM THE SKY LOOK NORMAL TO YOU?!?!"
Other Notes
Dubbing changes
- Some of the Biomerging sequences were edited, as well as Gallantmon's graphic impaling of the main Parasimon's eye, MegaGargomon blowing the Parisimon into pieces, and Gallantmon impaling a Parasimon and tossing it at another.
- At the end, when Suzie and Rika's mom sing, in the Japanese Version, Suzie sings a part of "The Biggest Dreamer" (Opening of Digimon Tamers), and Rika's mom sings a part of "My Tomorrow" (1st Ending of Digimon Tamers).
- The music for Spirit Evolution from Digimon Frontier was used for the DigiModify and Digivolution sequences. The dub-altered Digivolution text on the Digivices look noticeably different and less digital from its appearance in all other dubbed Tamers media, even different in how it appears across the screen, doing so in a sweeping manner as opposed to each letter flashing.
Miscellaneous trivia
- Runaway Locomon was dubbed into the English language around 4 years after the Japanese broadcast of the film. However, as the production rights had been transferred to Disney from Fox (following the demise of the Fox Kids block, on which Tamers was the last season of Digimon broadcast on that network), the film's title song was replaced with the theme song for the English version of Digimon Frontier, as Disney didn't possess the rights to use the theme song that was licensed to the first three seasons on Fox. However, it reunited much of the English cast of Season 3.
- This is one of four re-dubbed Digimon films that were premiered on Jetix during the fall of 2005, including Diaboromon Strikes Back, Battle of Adventurers and Island of the Lost Digimon.
- Chiaki Konaka states in his character notes (for Rika) that he "was not consulted" on Runaway Locomon, which possibly explains certain continuity errors. On this he also says:
- "However, ...Mr. Tetsuharu Nakamura [the director], [who was] an assistant director of the TV series... [and] Mr. Hiro Masaki,... a regular writer for the series... paid a great deal of attention to the psychological aspects of the series when completing the movie... I am very grateful to them for boldly illustrating the parts of Rika's family life that the TV series never explored."
External links
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