Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna

It's hard to face reality in which you live, if you're a grown up person who has lived through the late 90's. or if you're a fan of the older Digimon series, you'll understand the gut wrenching pain of departing from something that you've grown to adore. With that said, Last Evolution Kizuna is the real ending for the Adventure franchise, it offers not only some of the best character development, animations, fight scenes and themes which I've I frankly never seen as heavily explored in this franchise, but we also get a more compelling antagonist with ideals that come from a genuine place, which makes you as the viewer conflicted about your choices.

This makes up for the Tri movies that came before it, I'm probably biased, but my nostalgia alone couldn't let me ignore the multitude of issues those films had, this one however, hits home, all the way to the core. This is for the fans, And I enjoyed it!

Digimon Series have always touched hearts and gave a new understanding of life. The last evolution gives ideas of human evolution in life and future of digimons. The story could have been little more extending, felt like a short version of full movie. Nevertheless, the feel was still same. I loved the franchise always. This movie is more about the humans and the future they hold with their partners.Animation, Soundtrack, Music awesome as always.

Story line could have made use of all characters, missed there a bit compared to earlier movies.I enjoyed how it ends, sad and happy both, however, it shows the reality of life and tells us about limitless human potential

A bittersweet but awesome ending to the original series. It really captured that feeling of youth and the bond the digidestined had with their partners.

I have to say, when you say "Digimon" people's first thought isn't a serious well crafted story with a huge statement to be made. I was obsessed with digimon so this maybe why the ending was so tragic for me, but it almost brought me to tears.

A great Statement on the struggles of wanting to stay an ignorant child with your friends and growing up to make something of yourself.

When you grown up, you will leave memory behind either it was good or bad. Sad thing you could never meet it again. Some passed away, some just wanted to be forgotten.