Return to Highton View Terraceedit

	"Return to Highton View Terrace" マンモン光が丘大激突! ; (Mammon Hikarigaoka Daigekitotsu!) ; "Mammon, the Great Clash at Hikarigaoka!"
Production; company	(Ja:) Fuji Television; (En:) Saban Entertainment
Airdate	(Ja:) September 26, 1999; (En:) December 11, 1999
Written by	(Ja:) Satoru Nishizono; (En:) Jeff Nimoy, Bob Buchholz
Directed by	(Ja:) Takenori Kawada
Chief; Animation; Director	Yukio Ebisawa
Art	Yukiko Iijima
Animation; studio	Toei Animation

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As the kids make their way home, they stop off at Highton View Terrace, where it turns out they not only lived at some point, but became witnesses to a key event.

Episode recap for Return to Highton View Terrace.

[edit] Synopsis

The group arrive back at their summer camp, now with their Digimon, just mere minutes after the freak snowstorm which preceded their departure for the Digital World, though to them it feels like weeks have passed. Disguising their Digimon as stuffed toys they found on a mountain path, the group meet with the summer camp kids who are departing due to the snow. The group then persuade their teacher to drop them off at Highton View Terrace, where they realise they all lived at one point. When Mammothmon, one of Myotismon's destructive recruits, appears, Biyomon digivolves to Garudamon to face him. As the battle takes place, the kids are reminded of a similar battle that happened when they all lived in the area. It was between Greymon and a bird-type Digimon. When Mammothmon is defeated, the group conclude that they were chosen as the DigiDestined after witnessing a Digimon battle at Highton View Terrace four years ago.

[edit] Featured characters

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Koromon (1)
Motimon (1)
Tsunomon (1)
Yokomon (24)

Gatomon (16)
Birdramon (20)
Greymon (22) (flashback)

Myotismon (18)
Mammothmon (19)
Garudamon (21)
Parrotmon (23) (flashback)

[edit] Digimon Analyser

Mammothmon
	Level: Ultimate
	Type: Ancient Beast
	Attribute: Vaccine
	Technique: Tusk Strikers, Tundra Breath
Izzy: "He's a fully digivolved Digimon, with the strength of a wooly mammoth. He shoots missiles he calls Tusk Crusher, and has a chilling attack called Freezing Breath."

[edit] Digivolutions

(Number indicates order of occurrence.)

Biyomon	1	Birdramon	2	Garudamon

[edit] Quotes

[edit] Other notes

Official Toei image of Parrotmon.

[edit] Continuity errors

During the flashback, Kari is shown with her hood up, though in the original movie, she had her hood off.

[edit] Animation errors

Parrotmon's Holy Rings are mistakenly colored silver in this episode, a flub which carries over to its official Toei art.

[edit] Dubbing changes

When a motorcyclist chucks his helmet at Mammothmon, Mammothmon chucks it back, and the English dub cuts out the moment it makes contact with the motorcyclists head.
A short clip where Joe blames the Highton View Terrace incident on terrorist bombings is cut out of the English dub, though this was only after the 9/11 incident in the United States in 2001.
Highton View Terrace is a made up name used only in the English dub. The location is actually Hikarigaoka, as stated in the original episode.

[edit] Digimon references

The kids start to remember events that occured in Highton View Terrace four years ago, and were shown in the movie Digimon Adventure.

[edit] Real-world references

The kids travel to Hikarigaoka (aka. Highton View Terrace), in Nerima, Tokyo.
The original episode features the musical piece Boléro, by Ravel.

[edit] Miscellaneous trivia

Tai announces the episode title in the Japanese episode.

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