Title: Digimon Tamers
Summary: Takato is an average kid who's caught up in the Digimon craze. After playing the Digimon card game against his friends, he finds a mysterious blue card, and swipes it through his card reader. The card reader sparks, but Takato runs off to class, attempting not to be late. Unfortunaltely, he get's detention anyway. He ends up drawing a digimon of his own, and names it Guilmon. His card reader transforms into a D-Arc, and he swipes his picture of Guilmon through it, and an egg appears on the D-Arc screen. Later, the egg hatches, and Takato follows the direction the radar on his D-Arc screen points him. He witnesses a beam of light, and then Guilmon appears before him. Adventure, action, and danger are thrown at Takato and his new digimon partner, Guilmon. Can Takato, and two other digidestined, Lee and Ruki, protect their world from wild digimon?
Plot: 7/10
Characters: 8/10
Animation: 8/10
Music: 9/10
Overall: 8/10
Age Rating: PG
Episodes: 51
Reviewed By: Kayu Ishida

Yea, that was a bad summery, but hey! >_>; The plot seems to be a little more complex than the previous seasons, but little children can still enjoy watching it, even if they have no idea what's going on. O_o; There are less characters compared to Digimon 02. Only three digidestined in the begining. Each character has his/her own problems and personalities, which is nice, but it's not as diverse as I'd like it to be. The animation has improved a lot compared to the last seasons. There's a lot more detail. As always, the music kicks ass (the Japanese music that is). You can always expect the music of Digimon to be good. The opening theme song "The Biggest Dreamer" and ending theme song "My Tomorrow" are especially good. Very catchy and whatnot. Overall, I'd recommend this anime to any anime fan, especially to those Digimon fans. Not my favorite out of the seasons, but still good in it's own ways.