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I find myself disliking an episode yet again. The entire episode was intended to be about Koushiro being himself and not being too reliant on machines, but... you can't just have that message when the solution to every past problem they've hit has essentially been "his computer", and especially not after he spends so much time bitching about not having access to it that you'd think Jou popped in to pretend to be him. Like, I like Koushiro, but this episode made him frigging unbearable.
And that doesn't change that this entire episode feels super pointless because as I said last week when the preview hit, there is literally no reason that they couldn't just fly over the damn maze. I admit that last week someone had a good point that it may have had a reason, like maybe someone drops something into it so they have to go collect it, or someone gets dropped into it so they have to find them, or something... but that didn't happen, so I'm stuck wondering why they didn't just fly over the damn maze.
I can, at least, cop to liking Atlurkabuterimon using Horn Buster like he's Combattler V though.
Oh no, a bunch of Adults would have caught Metalgreymon and Lilymon, who would have made mincemeat out of all of them before double teaming Okuwamon. How horrid. And hey, speaking of which, why the hell didn't either of them go Perfect during the episode until it was way too late? Greymon tried to but wasn't able to for... some reason? Even though that's powered by the kids? And Taichi wasn't being hurt at the time? And all the Digimon were perfectly capable of hitting Adult no problem in spite of the enemies oncoming?
Would be nice if the show actually bothered showing this, or mentioning this, or having anything even remotely related to this. It has not yet, however, so as far as anyone can tell this is a complete falsehood. I understand that "show, don't tell" is very important, but they haven't shown and they haven't told, so if there's some mysterious hidden limit to evolution we haven't seen they should probably get on that, as right now we're left with shit like Kabuterimon being in that state for multiple episodes that's already completely counter to every other series' take on evolution.
And that doesn't change that this entire episode feels super pointless because as I said last week when the preview hit, there is literally no reason that they couldn't just fly over the damn maze. I admit that last week someone had a good point that it may have had a reason, like maybe someone drops something into it so they have to go collect it, or someone gets dropped into it so they have to find them, or something... but that didn't happen, so I'm stuck wondering why they didn't just fly over the damn maze.
I can, at least, cop to liking Atlurkabuterimon using Horn Buster like he's Combattler V though.
Them flying would’ve got them caught much easier.
Oh no, a bunch of Adults would have caught Metalgreymon and Lilymon, who would have made mincemeat out of all of them before double teaming Okuwamon. How horrid. And hey, speaking of which, why the hell didn't either of them go Perfect during the episode until it was way too late? Greymon tried to but wasn't able to for... some reason? Even though that's powered by the kids? And Taichi wasn't being hurt at the time? And all the Digimon were perfectly capable of hitting Adult no problem in spite of the enemies oncoming?
It seems to me that there’s some sort of cooldown when it comes to evolving(at least to ultimate)
Would be nice if the show actually bothered showing this, or mentioning this, or having anything even remotely related to this. It has not yet, however, so as far as anyone can tell this is a complete falsehood. I understand that "show, don't tell" is very important, but they haven't shown and they haven't told, so if there's some mysterious hidden limit to evolution we haven't seen they should probably get on that, as right now we're left with shit like Kabuterimon being in that state for multiple episodes that's already completely counter to every other series' take on evolution.