Why are they making this scene a joke…

I’m envious that Palmon can be forgiven for anything.

I laughed here even in real time.

Endless dreams after the night.♪

Heihimon Heihimon is bad.

Everything is played back in the voices of Palmon and Mimi.

I don’t remember exactly how it was, but it’s a bit surreal seeing the one with the strange voice having poor performance, stumbling and being overtaken twice, which makes me laugh.

It’s not a scene meant to be funny, but somehow it’s amusing.

The sudden flying off of a hat feels comical.

Mimi-chan doesn’t have any tense episodes or cool showcases, so it feels like she balances out with the other seven in the final scene.

I’m sorry for making tri!

>>17

No way! I won’t forgive you!

>>19

I’m so sorry!!!!

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((👒))

>>28

A week after the thread picture, they should be able to freely go back and forth in the digital world without any issues. Can’t we make that happen a bit more…?

>>33

I saw something like that in Doremi → Doremi♯, which was happening at the same time.

Make a work using the footage that was released the other day.

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Even though I don’t laugh when I see this scene, it reminds me of the unforgivable tri.

The addition of a sound effect that sounds like slipping on an empty can is terrible, hey Digimon.

I have a memory that the hat was spinning incredibly.

It’s okay! It’s okay, Palmon!

The better the scene, the more everyone knows it, making it easier to use as a reference!

The inconsistency in layer sizes in CG animation is a bit funny.

>>36

Anime from this period often has that kind of thing because they weren’t used to digitalization.

>ﾍｲﾃﾞｼﾞﾓﾝﾍｲﾃﾞｼﾞﾓﾝ

#“#“!!

When you look closely, you realize it’s just the same cut repeated… and when you realize that, you can’t feel the excitement anymore.

But even now, for some reason, when I hear the theme from this scene, it really gets to me.

I understand that it’s a character design like that, but it’s funny to see Hikaru-kun waving his hand with eyes that have no highlight.

>>42

Mitsukirō is either at home or something like that, Palmon!

>>52

Way of speaking!!

Palmon tripped and Mimi leaned forward a little.

Why does the hat spin like that and fly straight up?

>>44

(Agumon is overtaking)

Give it a try.

In the scene where the Digimon wave goodbye and move away.

If you look closely, the tip of Agumon’s left hand is missing.

It’s been a while since I watched Digi-Adv, and I can’t help but laugh at how the opening is spinning so much.

I couldn’t handle it because it was recreated at the Digimon exhibition.

Ah!

😃

Well, I had restarted playing war games and such…

At that time, it wasn’t worn out enough to be laughable.

>>57

I’m sorry!

>>64

It’s okay! It’s really okay, Palmon!

Well, there are definitely a certain number of people who laugh here.

Even if you knew at the time, you’d probably laugh at the “mimi” side.

The voice of Palmon from Hey! Digimon is way too monstrous…

I can’t quite understand why it’s funny after watching from episode 1 up to here!

It’s been over 20 years since the broadcast, so it’s easier to use as material.

Palmon is such a hassle…

Once it’s cut out, it becomes interesting, so there are probably a few people who will laugh.

I’m not laughing, but I’ve watched this scene so many times that I’ve really become numb to the emotions.

I was incredibly moved, in my childlike heart.

I can understand the feeling that it’s funny now that it’s become a bit of a mess.

When viewed alone, it seems like it’s being reused, and it’s so oddly long that it makes me laugh.

I’m relying too much on the butterfly.

It started right away, didn’t it?