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Digimon — Don't Call it a Comeback
For the first time in about 20 years, the Squad return to the Digital World for a refresher on the oldest and paws-down best Pokémon contender, Digimon! Rediscovering what makes it great, how it set itself apart, and what it could have done better!
PLUS: in the extended Patreon-exclusive “Full Burst” version of this episode, the Squad talk flushing your sleeping Digimon down the toilet, the hidden rule behind "whoever smelt it, dealt it", that weird component of the original Digimon TCG that just doesn't belong, & more!
The version of Jingle Bells used in the opening was performed by Podington Bear. Nearly all the music used on Monster Team Tamer Squad was created by YouFulca from wingless-seraph.net where you can find an extensive collection of looping music assets ready-to-use for game development free of charge.
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By Monster Team Tamer SquadFor the first time in about 20 years, the Squad return to the Digital World for a refresher on the oldest and paws-down best Pokémon contender, Digimon! Rediscovering what makes it great, how it set itself apart, and what it could have done better!
PLUS: in the extended Patreon-exclusive “Full Burst” version of this episode, the Squad talk flushing your sleeping Digimon down the toilet, the hidden rule behind "whoever smelt it, dealt it", that weird component of the original Digimon TCG that just doesn't belong, & more!
The version of Jingle Bells used in the opening was performed by Podington Bear. Nearly all the music used on Monster Team Tamer Squad was created by YouFulca from wingless-seraph.net where you can find an extensive collection of looping music assets ready-to-use for game development free of charge.