It’s half virus and half vaccine.

Is this one also following the Ghost Game route?

Chameleon?

>>5

It might be a frog.

Please stop the Sunday morning time already.

>>6

Well, it’s almost certainly within the framework of someone on the run (ex-goth).

I like the one-episode stories like in Ghost Game, but I also want them to develop the overarching storyline properly.

Let’s give up on the new Digimon release as it has already been set in motion after six months of the GeGeGe no Kitaro masterpiece selection.

What an amazing protagonist, just like in Yu-Gi-Oh!

I wish they would try making a Digimon anime in the late-night time slot.

>>12

It feels like the current Pokémon is targeting a slightly older age group.

>>12

I want to see a dark anime like Survivor where a lot of people die.

If you could schedule this after “Datsuryoku Times,” it would be easier to commentate…

It looks like a gecko because of its hands.

Maybe Gekkoumon.

>>14

From gecko to dragon type, huh?

It’s more like dark and gloomy…

Meow?

It’s incredibly tough for ordinary people.

I’m looking forward to it, but it’s hard to watch the Rider’s back live…

>>19

Toei Bandai really did something amazing with the frame shift for the round cover.

>>21

The back of the rider is still alive with Takara Tomy works.

Don’t just escape in a dress.

I want the TV anime to be done in a late-night anime style without being overly conscious of appealing to children.

I have no idea whether Digimon wants to target adults or sell to children.

>>25

I want you to focus on a specific target around here for once.

>>35

I don’t want you to overly be conscious of making it geared towards children.

Kids these days watch all sorts of anime.

>>25

An adult and a child stretching up.

Making it oddly child-friendly won’t engage the kids.

>>27

What is Wataru like now?

>>32

The plastic model is targeted at ages 8 and up, yet the anime is aimed at preschoolers.

It’s like broadcasting in 98 countries with Apmon.

The anime that targets an older age group are tri, LasEvo, and Beginning, but the characters of Saber, Crow, and Gossip have a higher mental age than those from these shows.

The temperature difference between overseas and Japan is amazing, isn’t it?

It would be fine to have both for children and adults running parallel at the same time.

That’s where the strength of Digimon lies.

>>33

Aren’t they each doing it in TV and movies?

>>36

So it’s a new release aimed at adults… I’m already a bit tired of the nostalgia route…

I’m getting tired of nostalgia-based content, so I want something new that can make a big impact.

>>38

The fact that you’re calling me a brat says it all.

Don’t contradict yourself in two lines.

>>39

It was no good.

If it’s too geared towards children, won’t only infants and toddlers be interested?

Once you reach elementary school, you don’t really get into oddly child-focused anime anymore, do you?

W-What are you saying…!?

By the time they reach elementary school, children will start watching late-night anime like Jump anime, so they don’t benefit from shows that are obviously made for kids.

The incoherence of this Japanese is from someone who was stuck on Shinkalion.

When you open the lid, it might actually be quite bright, just stylish.

When it comes to Digimon, it’s all about having cool evolutions! That’s the starting point!

>>49

In that case, let’s stop the overly comedic approach aimed at children.

If you’re selling to toddlers, it’s better to be conscious of a children’s perspective, but if you’re selling to current elementary school students, a late-night anime style is also fine.

Even though more elementary school students are watching late-night anime, trying to cater to children is just embarrassing.

I feel like there are quite a few games recently that have content aimed at children and are somewhat dismissive.

The topics are heavy, but there are quite a few enjoyable works, aren’t there?

Gosuge put a lot of effort into the horror depiction, and that was great.

But you’re going to One Piece at midnight, right?

Take the Digimon with you too.

I am not sure what you mean.

When I think about how to differentiate from Pokémon,

Well, I think it will head in this direction.

I think the story of Gosuge was quite well balanced.

Personally, I found it a bit disappointing that the latter half of the development was somewhat ambiguous, and I preferred the regular evolution tracks.

Frontier has truly perfected its awareness for children.

Lose the sense of tension.

>>59

I mean, just because they are children, it’s not right to set the level low.

I don’t feel any disconnect from the direction established in the past regarding the thread image.

If the question is whether to focus on existing works or new ones, both are currently being developed well, so there’s no need to narrow it down to just one.

The thread image has a pretty good atmosphere, so I’m a little excited about it.

The protagonist’s virus species evolves like a fallen light, so I hope it just goes that way.

I thought that the setting of data (information) life forms as Digimon could be utilized in various ways because of the current era, but can I expect that kind of thing in the catchphrase?

Being influenced by emotions reminds me a bit of the Sabers.

There is also a reason that the sales dropped due to the darker story in Tamers, so it can’t be helped.

>>65

Although it showed some promise in Tamers, it took a sharp decline from there, which is Frontier.

Personally, the one that felt the most like it was for kids was Appmon, I guess.

>>67

Not as much as the frontier.

The frontier is lowering the levels too much just because it’s for kids.

It’s not just dark; many of the original Digimon have troubled family situations.

>>71

It’s tough to realize that we’re not blood related!

Why are you writing a document that sounds so much like an AI?

It’s not really a series that is comical and aimed at children, to begin with…

The amphibian-like protagonist Digimon feels new, but it seems like it will just evolve into a regular dragon.

>>74

It seems like it would turn into a type of dragon with a long neck.

It feels like I’m in Yu-Gi-Oh.

I thought Appmon was for kids, but then I felt like BL started, and it turned out to be a yan-homo robot, so my impression keeps changing back and forth.

The fact that Frontier has changed to a battle-focused format by abolishing the partnership system is good, but the win rate…

>>76

The low win rate seems to be just a way of saying it’s because kids are playing, which is a fool’s errand.

I see, the selection of Gegege no Kitaro will be on Sunday mornings from October, right? But it seems like there might also be a late-night slot based on the vibe…

The frontier had interpersonal relationship issues due to the children’s mistakes, as there was too much focus on children.

I’m not saying it’s dark, but games often have some really unpleasant developments, so I make sure to check the reviews before buying.

Despite the vivid color design, the story in DigiAd has always been gloomy, even up to 02.

It’s comical, but the gap between the seriousness and the heavy developments is so extreme that it feels like catching a cold…

I want you to create something for adults, or rather, it’s about time to stop relying on adventure…

>>85

What are you going to do by stopping?

>>85

After watching today’s PV, I really want at least one production by Director Kakudou…

Since there are four cours, there will be both comical scenes and heavy scenes.

The heavy scene is just seriously heavy…

There are comedic scenes, heavy scenes, and tense scenes involving human relationships.

Isn’t it wrong to equate children’s content with being comedic?

>>88

I’m not sure what defines something as being for children, but I think Digimon has always been created with a focus on children.

Whether it goes in a good direction or a bad direction is a separate matter.

Digimon has always had a lot of gloomy elements since the Adventure era…

There are characters with complex family backgrounds shrouded in mystery.

When I watched it in real-time back then, I thought Daisuke was just a silly, hot-blooded protagonist, but looking at it again, he’s extraordinarily well-developed as a person.

My older sister has quite a terrible personality!

Digimon was an anime, huh?

>>94

What did you think it was instead?

If we’re talking about whether Digimon is aimed at children, then it definitely is, but if you ask whether it’s comedic, even Frontier isn’t really that comedic, right?

I hadn’t been participating in Digimon cards for about three years, but now…

I think it’s a good tendency that Gosuge is working on new releases.

>>98

Wasn’t Kuro-Wo a new release?!

>>98

I didn’t think they would create a new work this quickly…

>>101

I was surprised because I had been thinking it would take a few years.

>>105

Get it together, it’s been two years!

>>109

Two years is relatively quick…

>>98

I am purely happy that the new protagonist will continue with the new Digimon.

There are various new games being released, but basically, Agumon has always been prominently featured.

The game for the older age group will be released soon.

There aren’t many comedic works that have both a story and battles, to begin with.

I wonder if Digimon is well-known among kids now.

>>106

At least there seems to be enough to continue regularly airing new shows as children’s anime.

>>106

It’s probably not content that you keep following since it moves slowly, but I think there are some kids who know about it.

In the case of Digimon, it seems that those made for existing fans or aimed at adults often have a lot of disappointing projects.

I hope a new Digimon story will come out around October to match the anime.

In the first place, the only unusual thing is that Adokoro is a remake, and everything else is new!

Aren’t they doing quite a lot in various ways?

If we’re talking about works that are doing a lot of different things, it’s probably Gundam…

Whether to call two years “a few years” varies from person to person.

It has been two years, but to be honest, two years isn’t that long compared to previous times.

The development for adults should rely on adventure.

In about 2 to 3 years, there’s always an anime coming out, like “Kurou’s Gottsuri.”

It had been about 6 years from XW to Apmon, right?

>>119

It’s been a little over 3 years.