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Seven kids attending a summer camp in Japan are transported to an alternate world linked to ours by the Information Superhighway. That's why it is called Digiworld. The kids make friends with strange creatures called Digimon who become stranger as they "digivolve". During the course of the story, the kids learn that they and the Digimon are the only hope of saving both Earth and Digiworld from total destruction. Written by Steven Pani <sjpani@aol.com>
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Tentomon: I know what he's famous for! Marco!
Agumon: Polo!
Tentomon: Marco!
Patamon: Polo!
Tentomon: Marco!
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In the original Matrix Digivolution, which is what the Tamers Digimon use to Digivolve to Ultimate in the Dub, is what the Tamers and their Digimon use to Digivolve to Mega that is used later in the Season, which we know as Biomerge Digivolution. See more »Quotes
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Patamon: Polo!
Tentomon: Marco!
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During the 3rd season of Digimon, Laura Jill Miller is still credited as "Kari" and Brian Donovan (I) is still credited as "Davis", but neither of those characters appear in the 3rd season. See more »Alternate Versions
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