Episode 9 - Conversation with a Ghost

Digital Moncast - A Digimon Podcast

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No Jules this time, but I'm joined by Joel and guest buddy Gorge to watch episode 9 - "Subzero Ice Punch" or "Clash! The Freezing Digimon", in which there are no technical hiccups whatsoever. Disregard what you may have heard.

Along the way: Goodbye Koji Wada, I got addicted to a dumb mobile game, guys really the capital isn't Sydney, we already spot a possible continuity error, there's a giant snowman and he's awesome, Tai and Agumon perform the Fastball Special, Gabumon takes his fur off and it's still creepy as all hell, Tai and Matt fight for the very last time ever we promise, and to cap off the episode, Gorge's audio recording stopped about 10 minutes before the end of the episode. So the final 10 minutes of the episode are Joel and I talking to a ghost Gorge that you can't hear. Like I said, no technical hiccups, he simply went to the digital world and had trouble recording on the other side.

Instead of the usual clip from the show to end the episode, this time I've put in the entirety of Koji Wada's "Butterfly", the main theme he performed for the Japanese version of the show.

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