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| Island of Lost Digimon 古代デジモン復活!!
(Kodai Dejimon Fukkatsu!!) "Revival of the Ancient Digimon!!" | ||||||||||||||||||
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(En:)Studiopolis Disney | |||||||||||||||||
| Airdate | (Ja:) July 20, 2002 (En:) October 23, 2005 | |||||||||||||||||
| Written by | (En:) Steven Jay Blum | |||||||||||||||||
| Directed by | Takahiro Imamura | |||||||||||||||||
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Toei Animation | |||||||||||||||||
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Digimon Frontier: Island of Lost Digimon (デジモンフロンティア 古代デジモン復活!! Dejimon Furontia Kodai Dejimon Fukkatsu!!?, lit. "Digimon Frontier: Revival of the Ancient Digimon!!) is the seventh Digimon movie, and aired on July 20, 2002 as part of Toei Animation's Summer 2002 Toei Animation Fair.
Overview[]
English dub logo
Takuya Kanbara, Koji Minamoto, J.P. Shibayama, Zoe Orimoto, Tommy Himi, Bokomon, Neemon ride a Trailmon (Ball) through a desert when they get caught in a battle between human and beast Digimon. It is interrupted by the Lost Island, an island trapped between dimensions, crashing down between them and scooping all involved up.
Takuya, J.P., and Tommy end up in the human-controlled village with Kotemon, just as tanks come in. At Takuya's questioning, Kotemon explains that the island is protected by their guardian god Ornismon, and Bokomon points out when a mural of Ornismon as well as AncientGreymon, and AncientGarurumon of the Ten Legendary Warriors. Their conversation is interrupted by attacks from the beast Digimon, who commit a suicide attack when faced by Dinohyumon. Dinohyumon confronts Hippogriffomon, the leader of the beast Digimon, who escapes. Dinohyumon and his troops give chase, only for Darcmon, the leader of the human Digimon, to attempt stop him in favor of peace.
Meanwhile, Koji and Zoe end up in a beast-controlled town, tended to by Bearmon. Suddenly, human Digimon, led by Dinohyumon, attack, and Grizzlymon confronts them. The attackers are repelled, and Dinohyumon flees as Hippogriffomon appears and advocates attacking.
Kotemon then leads Takuya's group to Koji's group in a neutral meeting location, where the two sides argue over who is at fault, only for Bearmon, Kotemon, and various Fresh Digimon to stop them by crying. The DigiDestined stop their bickering in the face of the combined forces of the children's tears and their friendship. The Digimon lead them to an ancient mural of Ornismon, which has ancient DigiCode written on it that Bokomon begins to translate though the text is fragmented and incomplete. Their peaceful meeting is broken up Dinohyumon and Grizzlymon fighting, and the children's tears are ignored by the elder generation. In anger, Takuya and Koji spirit evolve to Agunimon and KendoGarurumon to stop them. Dinohyumon and Grizzlymon end up separating the two friends, leaving a solemn atmosphere behind.
Right before a major battle, Darcmon issues a speech to stir up the crowd for a final battle. Dinohyumon tries to recruit Takuya because he spirit evolved into the human-type Agunimon, and he agrees as a distraction to allow Tommy to escape with Kotemon. J.P. escapes as well. Hippogriffomon provides a similar speech for the beast Digimon, and Grizzlymon makes an identical offer to Koji for similar reasons. Koji also agrees, as it allows J.P. and Zoe to escape with Bearmon. As the opposing forces gather, J.P., Zoe, Tommy, Bearmon, Kotemon, Bokomon, Neemon, and many Fresh Digimon gather at the mural and attempt to piece together the writing beneath it. They manage to finish, but the battle begins, and the effects force them to restart.
As the Digimon slaughter each other, Takuya and Koji cannot take it any longer. They spirit evolve to BurningGreymon and Lobomon and attempt to stop the fight without killing anyone. This draws the ire of both forces and makes them targets. Meanwhile, the other group finishes the mural, where Bokomon discovers the Ornismon is no protector but rather an evil being that oppressed the island, and that the battle is to revive him through hatred. They discover an ornament missing with the same shape as Darcmon's staff and Hippogriffomon's necklace. J.P. and Zoe head out to inform Takuya and Koji what they learned, while Tommy and the others stay to finish the mural of AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon in hopes that they can find an answer to the crisis.
The battle rages, and Zoe and J.P. discover a horrible secret: Darcmon and Hippogriffomon are the same Digimon, as they see Darcmon turn into Hippogriffomon right before them. They spirit evolve to Kazemon and Beetlemon to catch everyone's attention, but they're too late. Darcmon collects all of the Fractal Code and revives Ornismon, while Tommy spirit evolves to Kumamon to protect the kids. Darcmon then assumes his true form of Murmukusmon and mounts Ornismon as the DigiDestined rally to fight him. They are unable to harm the pair, and Murmukusmon guides Ornismon to the murals of AncientGreymon and AncientGarurumon, which begin shining. Kotemon gives his life to protect them, and Bearmon's tears along with Kotemon's sacrifice summons spectral forms of the dead Warriors. Their appearance gives the DigiDestined a second wind, and this time the other Digimon aid in the fighting. In the confusion, Agunimon takes out Murmukusmon, and the Legendary Warriors defeat Ornismon, returning peace to the land.
The Lost Island returns to the Digital World, now with the warring Digimon at peace and committed to rebuilding. At the very end, Kotemon turns up alive having been reborn from his DigiEgg, and he and Bearmon have a tearful reunion.
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.)
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Cast[]
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| Voice Actor | Role(s) |
| Melissa Fahn | Narrator (Rika) (original workprints only) |
| Brianne Siddall | Tommy |
| Debi Mae West | Kotemon |
| Michael Sorich | Neemon |
| Doug Erholtz | Dinohyumon |
| Dave Wittenberg | Takuya |
| Steven J. Blum | J.P. |
| Wendee Lee | Bearmon |
| Peter Spellos | Grizzlymon |
| Steve Staley | Koji |
| Brian Beacock | Bokomon |
| Michelle Ruff | Zoe |
Digivolutions[]
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| Takuya Kanbara | 1 | Agunimon | 3 | Takuya Kanbara | 5 | BurningGreymon | 13 | Agunimon | 14 | Takuya Kanbara | ||||||||||||||
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| Koji Minamoto | 1 | KendoGarurumon | 4 | Koji Minamoto | 5 | Lobomon | 14 | Koji Minamoto | ||||||||||||
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| Darcmon | 7 | Hippogriffomon | 11 | Darcmon | 12 | Murmukusmon | ||||||||||
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| Zoe Orimoto | 8 | Kazemon | 14 | Zoe Orimoto | ||||||||
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Quotes[]
"For the ultimate power, if you wish to be heard,
return the DigiCode to the wings of the bird.
Fill this code with anger and fear,
and I shall once again appear."
- —Bokomon reveals the point of the human-beast war.
Other Notes[]
Continuity errors
- The dub uses the original name of "DigiCode" for what is termed "Fractal Code" in the series.
Dubbing changes
- Some scenes cut from the movie include several Beast Digimon getting smashed into walls by several Human Digimon.
- Any of Kazemon's attacks that involved close-up shots of her buttocks are briefly cut out.
Digimon references
- The DigiDestined are divided into two groups when they land on the island; Takuya, J.P., and Tommy on the Human side, and Koji and Zoe on the Beast side. This matches how their Spirits were originally divided between Ophanimon and Seraphimon, respectively; Ophanimon protected the Spirits of Flame, Thunder, and Ice, while Seraphimon protected the Spirits of Light and Wind.
Miscellaneous trivia
- While the three previous Digimon movies use the American opening theme, this movie does not.
External links[]
| Digimon Frontier | |
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| Main characters: | Takuya Kanbara | Koji Minamoto | J.P. Shibayama | Tommy Himi | Zoe Orimoto | Koichi Kimura | Bokomon and Neemon |
| Other characters: | Ten Legendary Warriors | Celestial Digimon | Gotsumon | Sorcermon | Katsuharu, Teppei, Chiaki, Teruo, and Angemon | Other characters |
| Antagonists: | Grumblemon | Ranamon | Arbormon | Mercurymon | Duskmon | Cherubimon | Royal Knights (Dynasmon and Crusadermon) | Lucemon | Murmukusmon and Ornismon |
| Other media: | Island of Lost Digimon | Things That Want To Be Told | A Train Named Hope | Digimon BattleSpirit 2 | Legendary Skies | Force Three | Visual Dictionary | Music | Singles | Albums |
| Relationships: | Takuya Kanbara | Koji Minamoto | J.P. Shibayama | Tommy Himi | Zoe Orimoto | Koichi Kimura |
| See also: | Digimon | Digital World | DigiDestined | D-Tector | Spirits | Fractal Code | Holy Ring | Digi-Egg | List of episodes |