Digimon Adventures, known outside of Japan as the first season of Digimon: Digital Monsters, is a Japanese Television Anime series created by Akiyoshi Hongo and Eric Goldberg and produced by Toei Animation, Walt Disney Animation Studios and Film Roman in cooperation with Bandai, Fuji Television, Walt Disney Television and New Line Television. An English-language version produced by Saban Entertainment, Walt Disney Pictures and Fox Kids aired in North America.

PlotEdit

CharactersEdit

HerosEdit

• Taichi "Tai" Kamiya --- played by Jeremy Sumpter
• Yamato "Matt" Ishida --- played by James Madio
• Sora Takenouchi --- played by Allison Mack
• Koushiro "Izzy" Izumi --- played by Miko Hughes
• Mimi Tachikawa --- played by Judith Barsi
• Joe Kido --- played by Drake Bell
• Takeru "T.K." Takaishi --- played by Nikita Hopkins
• Hikari "Kari" Kamiya --- played by Ashley Argota
• The Genie --- played by Robin Williams
• The Mask --- played by Jim Carrey

DigimonEdit

• Agumon --- played by Jim Henson
• Tentomon --- played by Nathan Lane
• Gonzomon --- played by Frank Oz
• Biyomon --- played by Stephanie D'Abruzzo
• Patamon --- played by Thomas Dekker
• Gatomon --- played by Kristen Alderson
• Gabumon --- played by Dave Goelz
• Gomamon --- played by Ernie Sabella
• Palmon --- played by Leslie Carrara-Rudolph
• Grovermon --- played by Jerry Nelson

VillainsEdit

• Jafar --- played by Jonathan Freeman
• Captain Hook --- played by Paul Goddard
• Dr. Frankenstein --- played by Glenn Shadix

Other CharactersEdit

• Gennai --- played by Jerry Orbach
• Iago --- played by Gilbert Gottfried
• Mr. Smee --- played by Bob Hoskins
• Igor --- played by Steve Martin
• Noodler --- played by Ben Stiller

DevelopmentEdit

Japanese Inbetweener Akiyoshi Hongo and American Animator Eric Goldberg, came to Walt Disney Animation Studios in 1978 to help make Disney Animation more successful than ever, which proved to be a success.

Production StaffEdit

• Akiyoshi Hongo (Creator)
• Eric Goldberg (Creator)

Writing StaffEdit

TrailerEdit