His Master's Voice

'''Kari is dragged into a world that is neither the real world nor the Digital World. T.K., Gatomon, and Patamon follow her, and together they are able to defeat Airdramon and destroy the Control Spire. However, the Digimon that brought Kari into their world warn her that their master will later come for her. '''

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Synopsis
Kari is starting to have freaky nightmares now. Tk notices her disappearing in class once and she looked like static! She disappears into a world where there were these Scubamon with dark spirals who pleaded for help. Kari calls out to Tk and Gatomon. Tk, Patamon, and Gatomon see her in the sky and go through a gate to fight Airdramon. Pegasusmon destroys the Dark Tower, allowing Gatomon to digivolve to Angewomon. She defeats Airdramon but for some reason the Scubamon turn all shadowy and they try to take Kari to be their Queen so they can defeat their undersea master. They leave warning them that their undersea master will come after them.

Featured characters
Major characters:- Kari Kamiya, T.K. Takaishi, Gatomon (Angewomon), Patamon (Pegasusmon),.

Minor characters:- Tai Kamiya, Davis Motomiya, DemiVeemon, Yolei Inoue, Poromon, Cody Hida, Upamon , Scubamon, Dragomon, Airdramon.

Animation errors

 * When Gatomon Digivolves the sequence shows her with her tail ring. Of course this applies to all other subsequent Angewomon Digivolution.

Dubbing changes

 * The conversation that T.K and Kari have during the school break is different in both versions: in the English version, T.K. tells Kari that he cares too much for her, while in the Japanese version, T.K. is instead angry at Kari for relying too much on Tai.

Real-world references
In the opening title, a column of DigiCode appears displaying the following:

This translates to "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn" (フングルイ ムグルウナフ クトゥルウ ルルイエ ウガフナグル フタグン), an occult phrase from H. P. Lovecraft's The Call of Cthulhu which means "In his house at R'lyeh, dead Cthulhu waits dreaming". Later, when Hikari is alone, she walks past a sign that reads "Innsmouth" (インスマウス), a fictional town in Cthulhu Mythos.