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Digimon Frontier (デジモンフロンティア) is the 4th Digimon TV series, first broadcast in 2002. After prompted to do so by unusual phone messages, the five main characters go to a subway station and take a train to the Digital World. Once there, they meet two secondary characters, Bokomon and Neemon, who act as guides, and tell the DigiDestined that the DigiWorld is in danger. They must fight the antagonist, Cherubimon and his Legendary Warrior servants before they succeed in dominating the world; it's up to the children to save it.

Plot summary
The biggest feature introduced in the season is "Spirit Evolution", where the Digi-Destined themselves evolve into Digimon to become Legendary Warriors, rather than having partners. For this special kind of evolution, they use "spirits," artifacts created by the Ancient Warriors that were hidden in certain areas of the Digital World. When the characters first arrive in the Digital World their cell phones turn into digivices called D-Tectors(D-Scanners in the Japanese version). There is an unofficial connection to the previous seasons. It is located where J.P. has one of his flashbacks when fighting his shadow. It is possible that one of them show Kenta of the Tamers season. Each character actually acquires two spirits each, the "human spirits" and the stronger "beast spirits," and some transform into even stronger forms by being able to use their two spirits at once and ultimately by combining all the team's spirits together. Another detail different from the previous seasons lies in the way the characters travel within the regions of the DigiWorld: most areas are connected by railroads, where train Digimon called "Trailmon" act as a means of transport.

When the five Digi-Destined arrive in the Digital World, they find themselves hunted by five other Legendary Warriors that serve the evil Cherubimon. After they defeat four of the enemy, Koji discovers that Duskmon, the fifth evil Legendary Warrior, is really his estranged brother Koichi. With Takuya's help, Koji is able to free his brother, and Koichi restores the Spirits of Darkness to their true forms and joins the team as the true Warrior of Darkness, Löwemon. After they defeat Cherubimon, the Digi-Destined learn that the true mastermind was Lucemon, an ancient, evil, angel Digimon whom the Ancient Warriors sealed away. So now the Six Digi-Destined must defeat his two Royal Knights before they scan away all of the Digital World, which would allow Lucemon to be free.

Episodes
This is a list of episodes from the anime series Digimon Frontier.

The season aired 50 episodes on Fuji TV in Japan from April 7, 2002 to March 30, 2003, then later on UPN and ABC Family Channel in the United States, and in Canada on YTV from September 9, 2002 to July 14, 2003. It was scheduled to air in the United Kingdom on Fox Kids UK, but it never happened (a fate shared by Season Three of Sailor Moon (Sailor Moon S). On the 27th of February 2007, this series of Digimon was first aired in Australia on Toasted TV despite that it was already shown on Cheez TV in 2003.

Episode 1 : All Aboard Episode 2 : Lobomon, Warrior of Light Episode 3 : Kumamon Baby, Light My Fire Episode 4 : Kazemon Kicks It Episode 5 : Ladies and Gentlemen: The Beetlemon Episode 6 : A Molehill Out Of a Mountain Episode 7 : Island Of Misfit Boys Episode 8 : The Odd One Out Episode 9 : Welcome to My Nightmare Episode 10 : Can't Keep a Grumblemon Down Episode 11 : A Hunka Hunka BurningGreymon Episode 12 : Fear and Loathing in Los Arboles Episode 13 : Better An Egg Than An Egg Shell Episode 14 : No Whamon Episode 15 : Beastie Girl Episode 16 : The Swiss Family Digimon Episode 17 : Bizarre Bazaar Episode 18 : Trailmon vs. Trailmon Episode 19 : You Want Fries With That? Episode 20 : From Dawn to Duskmon Episode 21 : Darkest Before Duskmon Episode 22 : Home Again, Takuya Returns Episode 23 : Sockit Takuya Episode 24 : Alone But Never Alone Episode 25 : The Dark Heart of Friendship Episode 26 : Zoe's Unbelievable Adventure Episode 27 : Stuck In Sakkakumon With You Episode 28 : Darkness Before the Dawn Episode 29 : Phantasmagoric Sakkakumon Episode 30 : O, Brother, Who Art Thou? Episode 31 : Workin' On The Train Gang Episode 32 : My Brother in Spirit Episode 33 : Ne'er the Twins Shall Meet Episode 34 : Operation: Free Ophanimon Episode 35 : Takuya and Koji's Evolution Revolution Episode 36 : Ice Ice Baby Episode 37 : Cherubimania Episode 38 : It Can't Be! Lucemon Reappears Episode 39 : The Man in the Moon Is You Episode 40 : The Bully Pulpit Episode 41 : Jerks and the Beanstalk Episode 42 : Glean Eggs and Scram Episode 43 : Bad to the Bones Episode 44 : Now You See It, Now You Don't Episode 45 : All Aboard The Tag Team Express Episode 46 : To Make The World Go Away Episode 47 : When Knights Fall... Episode 48 : The Brothers Yin and Yang Episode 49 : Lucemon On The Loose Episode 50 : End of the Line

Secondary characters

 * Bokomon


 * Neemon


 * Patamon


 * Original Legendary Warriors: The Warriors who defeated Lucemon prior to the series.
 * AncientGreymon (Movie): Warrior of Flame, consist of Agunimon (Human) and BurningGreymon (Beast).
 * AncientGarurumon (Movie): Warrior of Light, consist of Lobomon (Human) and KendoGarurumon (Beast).
 * AncientBeetlemon (AncientBeetmon): Warrior of Thunder, consist of Beetlemon (Human) and MetalKabuterimon (Beast).
 * AncientKazemon (AncientIrismon): Warrior of Wind, consist of Kazemon (Human) and Zephyrmon (Beast).
 * AncientMegatheriumon: Warrior of Ice, consist of Kumamon (Human) and Korikakumon (Beast).
 * AncientSphinxmon: Warrior of Darkness, consist of Loewemon (Human) and JagerLoewemon (Beast).
 * AncientVolcamon: Warrior of Earth, consist of Grumblemon (Human) and Gigasmon (Beast).
 * AncientTroiamon: Warrior of Wood, consist of Arbormon (Human) and Petaldramon (Beast).
 * AncientMermaimon: Warrior of Water, consist of Ranamon (Human) and Calmaramon (Beast).
 * AncientWisemon: Warrior of Steel, consist of Mercurymon (Human) and Sakkakumon (Beast).
 * Sorcermon (Sorcerymon) (13, 44): Servant of Seraphimon.


 * Evil Legendary Warriors (5-29, 42, 50): Originally Cherubimon's minions. Their spirits would later on appear to help the DigiDestined against the Royal Knights and then again against Lucemon.
 * Grumblemon (Grottomon) / Gigasmon (5-14, 42, 50): Gigasmon defeated by BurningGreymon, Grumblemon killed by MetalKabuterimon and digitized by Beetlemon.
 * Arbormon / Petaldramon (12-20, 42, 50): Petaldramon defeated by Burning Greymon, Zephyrmon, Metalkabuterimon, Korikakumon, and Kendo Garurumon, beast spirit taken by Lobomon, and finally killed by Duskmon.
 * Ranamon / Calmaramon (12-26, 42, 50): Killed by Zephyrmon, digitized by Kazemon.
 * Mercurymon (Mercuremon) / Sakkakumon (Sephirotmon) / ShadowSeraphimon (BlackSeraphimon) (12-29, 42, 50): All forms killed and digitized by Aldamon.

Villains

 * Lucemon (37-50): Defeated by the Legendary Warriors years ago. Used the data of the Royal Knights to Digivolve into Lucemon Chaos Mode (Lucemon Falldown Mode), soon defeated by Susanoomon, but Lucemon changed into Lucemon Shadow Lord Mode (Lucemon Satan Mode) and Lucemon Larva. Killed by Susanoomon while splitting into the Legendary Warriors for good.
 * Royal Knights (37-47): Lucemon's own servants.
 * Dynasmon: Defeated by EmperorGreymon, digitized by Lucemon.
 * Crusadermon (RhodoKnightmon): Defeated by MagnaGarurumon, digitized by Lucemon.


 * Duskmon / Velgemon (Velgmon) (12-32): Defeated by the combined efforts of Aldamon & Beowulfmon.


 * Murmuxmon (Movie): Took on the disquises of D'Arcmon and HippoGryphomon. Killed by Agunimon.


 * Onismon (Ornithmon) (Movie): Killed by AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon.

Family

 * Yuriko & Hiroaki Kanbara: Takuya's mother and father.


 * Shinya Kanbara: Takuya's brother. He and Takuya often fought each other, like most siblings.


 * Kousei Minamoto: Koichi and Koji's father. He took custody of Koji when he divorced Tomoko and told Koji that she was dead. He later remarried Satomi.


 * Satomi Minamoto: Koji's stepmother. She was depressed when she thought that Koji did not love her because he thought about his biological mother.


 * Tomoko Kimura: Koji & Koichi's biological mother. She took custody of Koichi when she divorced Kousei. Though she suffered from sickness, she continued to work because she knew she had to support Koichi.


 * Tomoki's brother / Yutaka Himi: Tommy's older brother. He did not want Tommy to become spoiled, so he kept telling Tommy not to keep asking their parents for everything. This created a distance in their relationship. In the Japanese version, Tommy simply referred to him as 'brother.' The American dub gave him the first name of Yutaka--possibly because it is an anagram of 'Takuya,' Tommy's surrogate older brother, friend and hero.

Other children
These are all the other children that were brought by the Trailmon but not chosen to receive a spirit. Ophanimon sent them a message asking them to go home but they chose not to. Ophanimon sent Angemon to protect them, but they thought of Angemon as their Digimon and ignored what he told them. At some point in time, they came to the Beanstalk Village, where the Mamemon gave them the last of their peas. The group planted the peas where a giant bean stalk used to be, and it grew into another beanstalk. After Angemon was killed by the Royal Knights they decided to go back to the real world, but the Royal Knights captured them and took them back to the Beanstalk Village and demanded to know where the code was. After Takuya and crew saved them, they boarded a Trailmon and went back to the real world.


 * Katsuharu: He bullied Tommy in the past and forced him onto the Trailmon that brought him to the Digital World. He seemed to be the group's unofficial leader.


 * Teppei: He also bullied Tommy in the past. He told Tommy to go back because he thought he was too weak to stay. When he saw Tommy beast spirit evolve, he took back what he said.


 * Chiaki: She felt she could become stronger if she stayed in the Digital World.


 * Teruo: He felt that his old life was boring and that he was more free in the Digital World.

Island of Lost Digimon
The seventh of the TV-based Digimon movies, and not in continuity with the show, Takuya and company end up on a floating island in the middle of a civil war between human and beast Digimon, instigated by an evil Digimon named Murmuxmon. Murmuxmon was posing as the leader of each side in the war so that he could free an ancient evil - known as Onismon - that the Ancient Warriors, AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon had defeated. The team then tries to end the war but it is too late and Onismon is resurrected. However he is soon after defeated by the also resurrected AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon. The movie ends with the two sides finally making peace.

(NOTE: Ironically, while the other previous digimon movies use the US Frontier opening theme, this movie, where it should have been used, does not.)

Theme songs
Digimon!
 * Digimon Frontier Opening Theme

Look to the past as we head for the future to reclaim the Digital World. With faith in ourselves and trust in each other we live by the lessons we’ve learned. As we work towards one solution through a Spirit Evolution. Ha-ya-moo-ah! Huh! Ha-ya-moo-ah! Digimon Forever united as one Digimon Together the battles are won Digimon Through us let your spirit evolve. If we’re all for one world There’s a world for us all. If we’re all for one world There’s a world for us all. Digimon!