Thread:Wolfschuller69/@comment-30079030-20190108035046/@comment-11453906-20190108050547

Frontier was interesting. It was a nice way to explore the idea of becoming a Digimon that biomerging from season 3 opened up. It got repetitive after awhile, and I found the Royal Knights to be extremely obnoxious villains, but found their motives to be somewhat more relateable than just being evil for its own sake.

I love Tamers, as it gets into some pretty dark stuff, but also very realistic, such as defining evil as the willingness to knowingly and willingly take a sentient life for any reason other than the defense of those whom that life form preys upon for amusement. It is a far more morally gray story, which I enjoyed immensely. Not to mention that the duel between Beelzemon and Gallantmon has some of the best fight choreography in any Digimon series to date. No other fight scene in the franchise felt so personal, so close to the edge of darkness than the duel between the knight and the demon.

I haven't watched anything besides Tri that came out after Frontier.