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Write what comes to mind: Missing the heart when I grew up
Roderick 2022-03-26 09:01:14
When I was a child, I watched it intermittently, and what impressed me the most was the explosive theme song and evolution background music. At that time, my scalp would be tense and my blood would boil over every time I heard it, so that the theme song was always in my music software. But it wasn't very clear when I was a kid. I just liked watching evolution and watching battles. I was also discussing with my classmates what beasts evolved into. It was so cool and dazzling that I copied half of the comics to my classmates. In the middle pass, of course, the content is that he led a few best friends in the class to the same world adventure together, and finally the second half was stranded forever with graduation. I watched the animation again on a whim. Although it was not as exciting as I remembered, it was far more moving than I remembered. The connotation and meaning contained in the film are really precious to the children who are just growing up. It took a very short time to concentrate on watching, and at the moment when Meimei's hat flew up, I felt as if I had passed away, and I burst into tears.
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Digimon: Digital Monsters quotes
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Ken: [reading] Dear Ken, I hope that someday you'll join the Digidestined. Signed Yolei.
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Gatomon: Wait a minute that voice. I hear that voice in my nightmares. It's Myotismon!
Takeru "T.K." Takashi: Is that Myotismon or VenomMyotismon?
Myotismon: Actually I'm MaloMyotismon
Takeru "T.K." Takashi: MaloMyotismon?