Guilmon Comes Alive
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| "Guilmon Comes Alive" ギルモン誕生!僕の考えたデジモン
(Girumon Tanjō! Boku no Kangaeta Dejimon) "Guilmon is Born! The Digimon that I Created" | ||||
| Airdate | (Ja:) April 1, 2001 (En:) September 1, 2001 | |||
| Written by | (En:) | |||
| Animation studio | Toei Animation | |||
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[edit] Synopsis
While a mysterious, naive Digimon called Calumon bio-emerges (appears) in the real world, a boy named Takato finds a mysterious blue card. After swiping it through his card reader, it is converted into a D-Power (Digivice). One things leads to another, and he ends up swiping his drawings for a Digimon called Guilmon, creating a digi-egg. After a strange dream involving a Digimon Tamer and her Renamon, and the dismissal from his friends, Kazu and Kenta, of the concept, the egg hatches. He finds his Digimon, Guilmon, but the dinosaur instead plans to attack him, or so it seems.
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[edit] Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Humans | In-Training | Rookie | Champion | Ultimate | Armor |
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[edit] Digimon Analyser
No Digimon were analysed in this episode.
[edit] Digivolutions
| DarkTyrannomon | MetalTyrannomon | |
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[edit] Quotes
[edit] Other notes
[edit] Cards seen
(Left to right in order of appearance.)
| Bo-79 | Bo-333 | Bo-303 | Bo-280 | Bo-5 | St-49 | St-22 | Bo-286 |
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| St-139 | St-20 | St-21 | Bo-287 | St-51 | St-23 | Bo-276 | (?) |
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[edit] Continuity errors
[edit] Animation errors
[edit] Dubbing changes
The D-Power is called a D-Arc in the Japanese version.
[edit] Digimon references
When Takato is sleeping, he says "Guilmon Digi-Armor Energize", the evolution call from Adventure 02.
[edit] Real-world references
[edit] Miscellaneous trivia
- Nearly all of the Tamers (exceptions being Ryo Akiyama, Ai and Mako) and the three main Digimon had appeared in this episode, whether as just glimpses or otherwise
- The clock at the playground showed the time to be:
- 8:20 after Takato and Kazu's game at the beginning of the episode
- 3:38 before it was scrambled by the electricity before Takato's Card Reader EX changed into his Digivice
- 4:20 while Takato was explaining his dream
- 4:30 after Kazu and Kenta had run off laughing
- Strangely, the sketch of Guilmon did not feature his prominent symbol of Hazard.
| Episodes of Digimon Tamers | |
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| 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10
11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | |
| Digimon Tamers | |
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| Main characters: | Takato Matsuki | Henry Wong | Rika Nonaka | Ryo Akiyama | Jeri Kato | Kazu Shioda | Kenta Kitagawa | Suzie Wong | Ai and Mako |
| Digimon: | Guilmon | Terriermon | Renamon | Cyberdramon | Leomon | Guardromon | MarineAngemon | Lopmon | Impmon | Calumon |
| Allies: | Omnimon | Mitsuo Yamaki | Monster Makers | Digimon Sovereigns | Alice McCoy and Dobermon |
| Villains: | Hypnos | Devas | Mephistomon | D-Reaper | Locomon/GrandLocomon and Parasimon |
| Couplings: | Rukato | Jurato | Ryuki | Hirokanta | Jenruki/Jianruki | Henry & Alice |
| Other media: | Battle of Adventurers | Runaway Locomon | Digimon Tamers 1984 | Original Story: Message in the Packet |
| See also: | Digimon | List of episodes | Voice credits |
