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| "A Million Points of Light" | ||||||||
| Airdate | (Ja:)March 25, 2001 (En:)May 19, 2001 | |||||||
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| Continuity | Digimon Adventure 02 | |||||||
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Note: There is no recap video available for this episode, as it is the last in the series.
Synopsis
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The episode starts with MaloMyotismon covering the Real World with darkness. Imperialdramon Fighter Mode, Shakkoumon and Silphymon all continue to fight, but are defeated by MaloMyotismon's Screaming Darkness attack. However Davis and the Digidestined continue to fight saying that they wouldn't give up.
In the Real World, the original DigiDestined, except Mimi who is in New York, travel to the summer camp where they were first transported to the Digital World, as all other gates have been sealed. Across the world, the DigiDestined combat the darkness with the light from their Digivices stating that they would never give up.
Digidestined from all over the world gather their digivices, pointing it towards the sky. The digivices send out beams of golden light that rain down onto the Digital World, engulfing the partner Digimon and weakening MaloMyotismon, who was born of pure darkness. This then causes all of the gates to the Digital World on Earth to open and transport the DigiDestined to the battle site.
However, Oikawa's children, still in the Dream Dimension, become pessimistic since they lack digimon partners, and appear to strengthen MaloMyotismon through their negative emotions in the form of a dark cloud that MaloMyotismon absorbs. Davis and T.K. ask what could be clouding their emotions. Davis and T.K. try to tell them that they can achieve their dreams no matter how insignificant they might feel, Davis even stating his dream to open a noodle cart one day. The children begin to state their dreams as well(one child states that he wants to be a fireman, another child stating that she wants to be a baker and so on and so forth) Each children states their dreams and with more prodding from Davis, manages to convince the children that they can still realize their dreams, no matter what. This flood of positive emotions causes MaloMyotismon's physical form to disintegrate.
The children's positive emotions cause their own partner Digimon and digivices (similar to the new digidestined digivices) to form in front of them and they are all delighted. MaloMyotismon's spirit then assumes the form of a black cloud stating that even though he has no physical body he will continue to fuel darkness into this world. The digidestined not willing to give up help Imperialdramon Fighter Mode as everyone uses their Digivices to give him the power to destroy MaloMyotismon forever. With the power of all the Digidestined of the world on his side, Imperialdramon finally destroys MaloMyotismon's spirit with his Giga Crusher attack.
As Imperialdramon, Shakkoumon, and Silphymon de-digivolve, Gennai appears and tells Gatomon he has a present for her: her tail ring, which she lost during Ken's reign as the Digimon Emperor. Gennai explains that Gatomon's tail ring was able to control the power of darkness in the Digital World, and allowed DNA Digivolution.
Everyone starts to celebrate but Cody notices Oikawa, still in the Dream Dimension and weakened by MaloMyotismon. Cody quickly goes to him and tries to carry him out of the Dream Dimension though it is pointless. Oikawa realizing that these are his last moments tells Cody about the first time he met his father and their first encounter with digimon, he thanks the digidestined. Oikawa then has his partner digimon appear in front of him, happy yet sad that he had a digimon partner waiting for him he fades into butterflies and uses the Dream Dimension's power to transform his physical form into energy and uses his life force to revitalize the Digital World.
The digidestined saddened by Oikawa's death pay respect to him by taking off their hats and silently crying. The scene shifts to the sky were Oikawa's life force in the form of butterflies flying. The scene shifts years into the future, showing T.K. typing on his computer writing about his times in the digital world. His son calls for him saying that they will be late. He states that a lot of things have changed since the defeat of MaloMyotismon and goes on to describe the future of the digidestined we have come to know...
Epilogue
- All of the characters now have children, who in turn have Digimon of their own (the children's Digimon are of the same species as the DigiDestined, but at the Fresh and In-Training levels).
- T.K. takes over the narrative, now 25 years older; he is a novelist writing the stories of the DigiDestined adventures. His son then enters and they leave to attend a gathering of the DigiDestined for a game of tag.
- Tai and Agumon are diplomats between the two worlds, with Tai having a son.
- Matt and Sora are married with a daughter and a son. Matt and Gabumon are the first Human/Digimon team to land on Mars, while Sora and Biyomon are fashion designers.
- Izzy researches the Digital World with Joe's older brother and has a daughter, they share a secret language.
- Mimi stars in a cooking show with Palmon who is very clumsy on screen and has a son. Mimi still wears her signature cowboy hat, whereas her cooking show is the only time she ever takes it off.
- Joe is the Digital World's first doctor (he is seen healing Orgremon) and has a son.
- Kari is a kindergarten teacher and has a son that has inherited her whistle.
- Ken and Yolei are married with three children, two boys (one being an infant and the other being a young child) and one girl (adolescent). Ken is a detective with Stingmon which T.K. states is not a very good one, while Yolei has become a housewife.
- Cody's become a defense attorney trying to help criminals and has a daughter.
- Davis has finally opened his noodle cart, which has become a worldwide enterprise and is a worldwide success. He also has a son who has inherited Tai's goggles.
- The children then gather around for a game of tag, T.K. stating that they have inherited the duty to protect the worlds that the digidestined share.
- It is revealed that Kari's dream has indeed come true, every human now has a partner Digimon and the two worlds live in peace.
- The last scene shows the children running within the digital world as Oikawa's butterflies fly in the sky and the scene fades to black.
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance. Bolded characters are fought by the protagonist(s), and italicized characters feature non-explicitly, e.g. voice, silhouette, image.)
| Humans | In-Training | Rookie |
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Digimon Analyser
There is no Digimon Analyser in this episode.
Quotes
Davis: Well, I want to open a noodle cart!
T.K. and Yolei: Huh?
Adult Yolei: Now whatever happens, don't get all panicky, okay?
Yolei's Son: But mom, that's what you always do!
Other notes
Dubbing changes
- In the original, the song that played when all the DigiDestined opened the gates and when Oikawa sacrificed himself was Our Digital World.
- In the original, the song that played during the epilogue was Butter-Fly. This was changed in the dub to generic music.
- In the original, as Oikawa becomes butterflies, when T.K. is narrating, his voice merges and then becomes narrator's voice.
- In the original, when showing still shots of the Digidestined and their partner Digimon in their professions, their voices can be heard.
Digimon references
- In the original version, the narrator who features all the way through the first and second season turns out to be T.K., 25 years in the future, who is writing a book on the events of Digimon Adventure/02.
Miscellaneous trivia
- The new Digidestined announce the episode title in the Japanese episode.
- The girl that states that she wants to be a baker is similar to Takato's mother, who is a digidestined in the next season.
- Clips of the original digidestined staring at their children playing tag are used in the first episode of Digimon Tamer the next season.
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