Custom's Picks: Digimon: The Movie

This movie is basically the first few short films that were released in Japan at the time: The pilot film took place 8 years prior the original Adventure which leads to it where Tai, Kari and the rest of the Chosen Children saw the fight with Greymon and Parrotmon at the heart of Tokyo, the second called Our War Game which take places several months after the events of the original Adventure series where Tai, Izzy and Matt fight off an virus-like Digimon called Diablomon from hacking into electronics around the world, causing chaos in cyberspace and the real world. And finally, 02 (Zero-Two's) Digimon Hurricane Landing!! / Transcendent Evolution!! The Golden Digimentals which is a two-part movie featuring the second main DigiDestined fighting against Chocomon while they are dealing with Wallace and his Gumimon.

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Digimon Adventure (1999): Kari's Debut

This is from Episode 21 where Tai and Koromon were sucked back to Tokyo in the real world as they went to Tai's house and saw Kari was there due to not much time has passed since their time at the Digital World. Later, Tai got a email message from Izzy not to return due to him being under the control of Vademon in his pocket dimension. Soon after, digital monsters popped up in the real world causing some damage despite some people aware of their presence. In order to find his friends and put a stop to this, Tai must return to the Digital World with Koromon who Digivolved into Agumon to fight Orgeman.

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Digimon Adventure: Sora Takenouchi

Despite being somewhat of a tomboy, pursuing activities like soccer instead of more traditional pastimes like flower-arranging as her mother prefers, Sora is still a very kind-natured, protective girl who acts as a sort of "team mother". She is always looking after the others and trying to help them, even without their knowledge, and is actually so devoted to others that she develops low self-esteem over her already impressive kindness, feeling that it's not good enough to qualify as the "love" her Crest embodies, and focusing instead on her lingering resentment of her mother as a reason to disparage herself.