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"Jerks And The Beanstalk"
スキャンさせるな! 友情の豆の木
(Sukyan Saseruna! Yūjou no Mame no Ki)
"Don't Let Them Scan! The Beanstalk of Friendship"
Production
company
(Ja:) Fuji Television
(En:) Sensation Animation
Airdate (Ja:) January 26, 2003
(En:) May 15, 2003
Written by (En:) Michael Sorich
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Toei Animation
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Tommy, Katsuharu, and the others are taken to Beanstalk Village, where the Royal Knights are attempting to find the key to the Mamemon's beanstalk so they can scan it. While Tommy and the others try to help the Mamemon, the other warriors try to find a way to the village before the Knights wreak any more havoc.

Summary[]

After Tommy and the other children captured by Dynasmon and Crusadermon, Takuya and the remaining DigiDestined try and catch up to Tommy. They ask the Trailmon to help them, but most are too scared to try, and they only manage to get on one by jumping on when it tries to drive off to escape them. They come to a broken bridge, so the kids start to rebuild it from the tracks behind the Trailmon. Meanwhile, Crusadermon and Dynasmon have locked up Tommy and the other kids, along with the inhabitants of Beanstalk Village, the Mamemon. The Mamemon explain that after Katsuharu and his friends helped them to build their village and planted the beanstalk, the two Royal Knights came and asked for the village's key. Saying they didn't know where it was, the Mamemon were locked up.

The other DigiDestined manage to convince the Trailmon to help them, and after a hectic, roller-coaster ride, end up at the village, only to be attacked by Crusadermon and Dynasmon. The Mamemon succeed at opening the cage for the kids to escape, only for the eldest Mamemon to get captured and held as ransom for the village's key. While Takuya and Koji, as EmperorGreymon and MagnaGarurumon, fight the Royal Knights, the other kids get the Mamemon on to the Trailmon. Eventually, to save his friends and family, the elder tells Dynasmon the key to the village is at the top of the beanstalk. The Village's fractal code is scanned, with the kids barely escaping.

In the end, the elder shows Katsuharu a spare beanstalk seed, and Katsuharu lets Tommy get him back by pushing him on to the Trailmon that takes him, Teppei, Chiaki, and Teruo home.

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 Rookie Champion Ultimate Mega Hybrid

Digimon Analyzer[]

Mamemon
DigiAnalyserFrontier-Mamemon
Ophanimon: "Mamemon are small, ball-like, robot Digimon. They are friendly but, if threatened, they pack a wallop with their Smiley Bomb attack."

Digivolutions[]

Takuya Kanbara 1 EmperorGreymon 3 Takuya Kanbara
Takuya Kanbara t Arrow R EmperorGreymon b Arrow R Red Takuya Kanbara t
Spirits of Flame, Wind, Ice, Earth, Wood
Koji Minamoto 1 MagnaGarurumon 3 Koji Minamoto
Koji Minamoto t Arrow R MagnaGarurumon b Arrow R Red Koji Minamoto t
Spirits of Light, Thunder, Darkness, Water, Steel


Quotes[]

"Only creeps like you would do something this low!"

Katsuharu informs the kettle that it is, in fact, black.

Elder Mamemon: "I don't care what happens to me!"
Dynasmon: "We don't care what happens to you either."

— Solid burn, man.

"Why do you care so much about Digimon? Certainly I have value, but common Digimon are just data."

— Behold Crusadermon, the queen of narcissists.

Other Notes[]

Real-world references

  • The Japanese use of Mamemon in the village is a pun on the fact that the Japanese word for beanstalk is mamenoki (豆の木?).
  • The English title is a reference to the folktale Jack and the Beanstalk.


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