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1905 Movie News On October 23, "Digimon" 20th anniversary commemorative work "Digimon: The Last Evolution" released a pre-sale poster, strongly opening the film pre-sale. After 20 years, the door to the digital world is about to open again, calling you "chosen children" to come together. The pre-sale posters of
officially exposed are full of tension, and the fisheye effect makes the whole picture visually show a unique style. Under the blue sky and white clouds are the children of the first and second generations who have been selected to accompany their Digimon. Everyone is energetic and youthful, even if they have grown up, they have faded away from the green and reckless. The phrase "I finally waited for you" in the middle of the picture can be said to carry the expectation for 20 years.
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"Digimon: The Last Evolution" mainly tells the story of the first generation protagonists of the Digimon series Iori Taiichi and Ishida Yamato have grown up to 22 years old in the company of their Digimon. Life is broken by the frequent occurrence of "selected children" coma incidents all over the world. In order to prevent the world from falling into crisis, the first-generation protagonists and Digimon who have grown up have started the "last evolution", and this 20-year adventure will also come to an end.
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Previously, the introduction and setting of this work has received a high degree of attention, frequently occupying high positions in the hot search, enough to see the strong appeal of the film. At the same time, for fans of the Digimon series, the release of "Digimon: The Last Evolution" is not an ordinary theatrical animation release, but a review of youth.
is the 20th anniversary commemorative work of "Digimon", "Digimon: The Last Evolution" not only continues to use the TV version of the theme song "Butter-Fly", but also invites the team that created the first generation of "Digimon" to personally produce , Spare no effort to bring everyone back to the summer of 1999.
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After the movie was released in Japan, many fans said that this is the best-looking theatrical animation of the Digimon series. While showing new battles, they also reviewed and remembered the original story. Unexpectedly, the classic scenes in the movie won the tears of many viewers.
