


Ten-year-old Takato Matsuda loves playing the Digimon card game with his friends and immersing himself in its imaginative world. One morning, he finds an unfamiliar blue card in his collection and swipes it through his card reader. Little does he know, his decision leads to its transformation into a D-Ark Digivice. When the mysterious device scans his designs for an original Digimon named Guilmon, it generates a Digi-Egg that later hatches into a living version of his own creation! Although Takato is thrilled to have a real Digimon, his idealized fantasy shatters when he realizes that his rambunctious new companion requires constant supervision. Adding to his troubles, Guilmon is targeted by Ruki Makino, a rival tamer who commands her partner, Renamon, to gain power by defeating other Digimon and absorbing their data. Luckily, Takato finds allies in his schoolmate Li Jianliang and his sassy Digimon partner Terriermon to help him on his journey as a real-life tamer. With sinister foes appearing at an alarming rate, Takato must strengthen his bond with Guilmon to protect both the human world and the Digital World.
Total episodes
51
Filler episodes
0
% Filler
0.00%
Single Season
Currently, Digimon Tamers has no sequels, prequels, or registered spin-offs. This is the complete story available at the moment.
Great news for this guide! Digimon Tamers is a completely faithful adaptation of the original manga that contains no filler episodes.
You can enjoy all 51 episodes in chronological order with the peace of mind knowing that each chapter is canonical content that contributes directly to the development of the main story and character arcs. You don't need to skip any episodes to live the complete and authentic experience of Digimon Tamers.
| # | Episodes | Aired | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Guilmon Comes Alive | 04/01/2001 | CANON |
| 2 | Digimon, Digimon Everywhere | 04/08/2001 | CANON |
| 3 | To Fight or Not to Fight | 04/15/2001 | CANON |
| 4 | It Came from the Other Side | 04/22/2001 | CANON |
| 5 | Dream a Little Dream | 04/29/2001 | CANON |
| 6 | O Partner, Where Art Thou? | 05/06/2001 | CANON |
| 7 | Now You See It, Now You Don't | 05/13/2001 | CANON |
| 8 | A Question of Trust | 05/20/2001 | CANON |
| 9 | Not as Seen on TV | 05/27/2001 | CANON |
| 10 | The Icemon Cometh | 06/03/2001 | CANON |
| 11 | Much Ado About Musyamon | 06/10/2001 | CANON |
| 12 | Divided They Stand | 06/17/2001 | CANON |
| 13 | Juggernaut | 06/24/2001 | CANON |
| 14 | Grow Mon Grow | 07/01/2001 | CANON |
| 15 | Snakes, Trains, and Digimon | 07/08/2001 | CANON |
| 16 | Back to Nature, Back to Battle | 07/15/2001 | CANON |
| 17 | Duel with the Deva | 07/29/2001 | CANON |
| 18 | Digital Beauty | 08/05/2001 | CANON |
| 19 | Impmon's Last Stand | 08/12/2001 | CANON |
| 20 | Out of the Blue | 08/19/2001 | CANON |
| 21 | Jeri's Quest | 08/26/2001 | CANON |
| 22 | The Boar Wars | 09/02/2001 | CANON |
| 23 | A World Apart | 09/09/2001 | CANON |
| 24 | The Journey Begins | 09/16/2001 | CANON |
| 25 | Brave New Digital World | 09/23/2001 | CANON |
| 26 | Kazu and Kenta's Excellent Adventure | — | CANON |
| 27 | Motorcycle Madness | — | CANON |
| 28 | Blame it on Ryo | — | CANON |
| 29 | Goliath | — | CANON |
| 30 | The Imperfect Storm | — | CANON |
| 31 | Kazu's Upgrade | — | CANON |
| 32 | Shibumi Speaks | — | CANON |
| 33 | Rabbit Transit | — | CANON |
| 34 | Lionheart | — | CANON |
| 35 | Give a Little Bit | — | CANON |
| 36 | The Battle Within | — | CANON |
| 37 | No Mon Is An Island | — | CANON |
| 38 | Azulongmon Explains It All | — | CANON |
| 39 | Song of Sakuyamon | — | CANON |
| 40 | Janyu's Ark | — | CANON |
| 41 | Homeward Bound | — | CANON |
| 42 | Reunion | — | CANON |
| 43 | Beezlemon's Big Day | — | CANON |
| 44 | The Messenger | — | CANON |
| 45 | The D-Reaper's Disguise | — | CANON |
| 46 | When Is A Mon Justimon | — | CANON |
| 47 | His Kingdom For A Horse | — | CANON |
| 48 | Shadow of the Beast King | — | CANON |
| 49 | D-Reaper's Feast | — | CANON |
| 50 | Jeri Fights Back | — | CANON |
| 51 | Such Sweet Sorrow | — | CANON |
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