Digimon Universe: App Monsters
Digimon Universe: App Monsters

Digimon Universe: App Monsters

2017TV ShowEnded1 SeasonJapanese

Everyone in the world uses smartphone apps, but within them lurks unknown creatures called App Monsters or Appmon. The Appmon are AI lifeforms with the ability to think and act, and exist in the boundary between the human world and the digital world. In the vast sea of the internet, a villainous AI known as Leviathan takes control of the Appmon with the L-virus and begins hacking every system, thus gaining control of the human world from the world of the net. Haru Shinkai is led to acquire the Appli Drive, and uses it to materialize Gatchmon, a search app monster.

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IMDb6.7/10
Google Users85%
Director: Tomoaki TsuchiyaGenres: Animation, Action, Adventure, Comedy, Sci-Fi

Plot Summary

In a world where apps have become sentient beings called Appmon, a young boy named Haru gets entangled in a digital battle. He partners with the Appmon Gatchmon to uncover the truth behind a mysterious artificial intelligence known as Leviathan, which is manipulating the digital world and threatening both humans and Appmon.

Critical Reception

App Monsters was met with a mixed to positive reception, particularly praised for its unique concept of linking Digimon to everyday apps and its focus on the digital world's impact on modern life. Some critics found the plot to be somewhat formulaic, but it was generally well-received by its target audience for its humor and action.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its creative integration of popular apps into its monster designs and lore.
  • Appreciated for its energetic pacing and engaging action sequences.
  • Some viewers found the overarching plot predictable, but enjoyed the character interactions.

Google audience: Google users generally enjoyed 'Digimon Universe: App Monsters,' frequently highlighting its innovative concept of app-based monsters and the relatable themes of digital interaction. Many found the characters charming and the series entertaining, although a few wished for more complex storytelling.

Fun Fact

The series cleverly incorporates real-world app functions and concepts into the abilities and behaviors of the Appmon, making the digital world feel more grounded and relevant to contemporary audiences.

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