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Welcome to Digimon Analyzer. This is MJ. I'm an author, I'm an artist, I'm a Digimon Analyzer.

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You can find all my work at MJMunoz.com.

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Join me as I talk about episode 5 of Digimon Liberator, which is called Real.

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This was a five-part episode, and the last episode released about a week ago.

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So, the last part of it released about a week ago.

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So anyway, I want to go ahead and talk about it. I've got a great thing here.

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I think at the end I'm going to do something, and then I'm going to include it in a short as well.

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Off my phone so that I can do however it does.

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Anyway, it's going to be funny, but I like this episode a lot.

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Not a lot of action, a lot of exposition, sort of, and a lot of insects in the world, but it was exciting to me.

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So, probably the thing I like most about this is we get a little more lore, and a little more world building,

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and a little more understanding and insight into exactly what's going on with these Digimon, these Wobbijimon.

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The fact that Lekuna is this digital world and Pyramon is this world,

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but also the fact that there are these tamed Digimon or whatever in cards, and we get to understand how that works.

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So, I really don't want to explain how it works to you, because I just want to give you an item that's so interesting,

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which is another story here.

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And I like the tension that was there for a recent show and how we didn't get to see a lot of it,

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and we didn't get to see them really stressing out about it.

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In the interim, while they were logged off for the maintenance, the server maintenance or whatever,

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but we did get to see when they reacted, when they were told that you guys need to come in right now to the DM.

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That felt really retention there.

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It was kind of fun to see that they were playing the little DinoDoc version of the game,

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and they were playing the card game in the real world when they were logged out for a whole week.

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And then when they actually got in, they went and talked to the little boy, like they were nervous,

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and he was kind of pulling it up and giving him a hard time, and like,

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he was just in the middle, so much so he was just having fun with them.

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And then Yael comes in, and she's kind of a hoot.

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Let me see if I can...

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She's Chinese or Japanese Chinese, because her name is Yael.

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She...

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I don't know if it's going to be funny. I legitimately think that's her name, Yael.

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By the way, it still looks like Jerry. I knew it wasn't going to be Jerry, but it looks like Jerry.

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I thought, oh, no, we're getting deeper.

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So anyway, her name is Yael...

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Oh, Jin, or what's it called? I think it could be Jin or Pin.

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I don't know. The rules for the way Chinese say it is really crazy,

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because why wouldn't you just use the letter that it sounds like?

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It's another letter, and then somebody has to know what that is.

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So I'm going to say Yael Kwan.

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Yael Kwan is what I'm going to say her name is.

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She's a developer. By the way, it's hilarious to me that she's this size little lady.

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I don't know if it's supposed to be because she's Chinese,

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I don't know if it's just because she's supposed to be a hermit lady.

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I don't think she's supposed to be, because she looks like she's supposed to be a woman, if you know what I mean.

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So anyway, she's kind of like an adult character, or early 20s, if I'm a developer.

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I'm not going to look at it over here, but anyway, she was a lot of fun,

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and I like her positive attitude, and I like how Coldboy is kind of behind muddy,

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and he uses all these fancy words, and he's trying to calm them down or whatever,

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but he's not very effective at it.

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So he's either not very good at people, or he's just messing with these guys, and we don't really know.

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So anyway, that was interesting.

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I like her, and I like that she's very good on Earth, and that she's trying to understand what's going on,

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and then we get the senior revelation.

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Okay, so there are real Digimon.

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There are real Digimon, most of the real Digimon, and we kind of do that intuitively,

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and now we're getting proof that there are real Digimon.

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I love all the little nods that we're getting to classes Digimon from in Grand Theft Auto 2,

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because we're seeing them right off the bat, which is a lot of fun.

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Like, it's anywhere they can connect it in, like, oh, here's another one, here's another one, here's another one.

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Like, you can see them, they're showing stuff.

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They're showing different elements that are not different elements.

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They're showing a new Digimon, which is pretty a lot of fun, or pretty like a different one,

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which is a bit of a rotation.

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So we have a one, then we saw a gemon, et cetera, et cetera.

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You know what the real potamon was like, too.

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I don't think I've ever called them potamon except for right here.

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I don't know, I just did that.

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But anyway, so that was cool and interesting.

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They're getting this revelation, and we're getting this revelation as an audience that, okay, Digimon are real,

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and they exist in the individual world, but the gemon is like grafted onto, basically.

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And so, Digimon is like a human-created or human-procreated device, I would say,

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or a bridge between the digital world and the real world.

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And the digital world was supposedly birthed out of humans connecting the internet together,

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which is kind of like the premise from Digimon Adventure.

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So I find that to be interesting, and they're invited to be debuggers, part of this debug team,

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which totally makes sense now why there's the debug novel,

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and that apparently these people are called the debuggers, or they're on the debug team.

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And so these two who are dealing with real Digimon are able to join that team on a contingency.

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Of course, this is a Shounen Battlemonger type thing, where in order to prove that he's good enough,

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Shoto has to battle Yao, which is going to be a lot of fun.

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I kind of can't wait to see what kind of Digimon she has.

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I really like the straight Digivolution lines from...

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Well, my favorite is Tamers, for multiple reasons.

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Jerry, Leomon, so much good stuff there.

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Anyway, my favorite Digimon, anything, is Tamers.

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It just does something for me. It's beautiful, and I love it.

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And I want to add to that, I love their straight Digivolution lines.

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You've got little Gilmon, Graumon, or Graumon, and then the big guy at the end there, Gallantmon.

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And he's kind of a departure.

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Megidramon's kind of more in line with Graumon.

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And Megidramon's like this... or not Megidramon.

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He is more in line, and then Gallantmon's like this twist.

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But it's also because of the bio-merge, probably.

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So each of them, when they bio-merge, once of the four really, gets this, I guess, uniquely human twist,

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but it's also adding in the personality of...

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Not really, because Rika's... she's not like Sekuyomon.

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I don't know, whatever.

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But it's a unique twist to their Digivolution line.

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But basically, they're rookie to ultimate.

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Rookie champion ultimate. I go by that, because I'm a dub guy.

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That's a very straight line. It's very solid. I love that.

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I'm wondering if Yao... this is totally relevant.

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I'm wondering if Yao, because she was talking about the subspecies of Digimon,

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and what kind they are, and how they regenerate.

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She seems to be interested in why Digimon would be like a dinosaur,

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or like a lizard with fur that turns into a wolf.

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That kind of thing with Gabumon, right?

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She's interested in understanding the taxonomy, and the subspecies, and the roots of it.

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So I almost wonder... because I know Digimon don't need to have a straight-through evolution line.

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You could be Mamumon, and then Metalmamumon, and then whatever the other one is.

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Or you could be Mamumon, and then turn into a Machinidramon, or a Andromon, or something like that.

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I think that kind of progression works.

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So I wonder if she'll have a really eclectic type of deck,

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where she has a Digimon that's sort of like this, and then turns into this, this, this,

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and they're all very different from each other.

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And if she'll... I mean, I would think she'll have a very different play style,

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so that we get the variety.

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And I'm super curious to see what that is.

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I'm definitely engaged by that, and I'm excited about this setup

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that they're going to have to battle it out to see if he's worthy.

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Because Mr. Owen Dreadnaught, which I cannot believe that's that guy's name,

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has said that he is not good enough,

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Shoto is not good enough to be part of the debug team,

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and it will cause the rest of the debug team,

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of which I guess he's the fifth or sixth member, to be put in danger.

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So this definitely makes me want to read the debug novel so badly.

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I'm super interested in finding out about these one, two, three, four human characters,

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and like a robot, I guess, plus Owen.

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So there's six of them total that were involved in debug.

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And then we get this little shadowy glimpse of four Digimon.

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Eliza Ipmon, Owen's special Digimon partner, I guess, is there.

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Eliza Ipmon, Fan Bimon, and I don't know who this guy with like sticks

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sticking out of his head is.

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I would assume, featured in the debug novel.

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And like I almost wonder if like this is showing a character

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that hasn't been revealed in debug yet.

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who got attracted to Liberator.

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And it's really cool, really interesting that they're doing this back and forth flow.

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And the concept, the idea is this corporation that discovered the digital world basically

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and then wanted to come into a way to interact with it

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and then started the Digimon franchise in the real world

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in order to make that happen is super interesting

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because it's like they're funding Digimon in order to,

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they're funding Digimon fiction projects in order to generate money,

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capital, I would assume, to invest into, and the card game as well.

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They're funding that as well in order to invest into investigating the digital world

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and helping to preserve the Digimon.

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Like they need cash money in order to do, interact with the Digimon

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because there's server costs and everything like that.

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And they're doing it for some purpose altruistic or malevolent?

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I don't know. We'll have to see.

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But that's a super interesting concept and I like that.

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It kind of reminds me a little bit of Seekers,

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but I didn't get enough into Seekers because I quit early-ish.

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So I don't really know what was going on there.

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But I do know humans were using Digimon in different ways,

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and I'm curious how this is going to approach you

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because I thought it was just going to be the card game.

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I'm like, oh, how will that work? I don't know.

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They'll get Isekai. That was my assumption.

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But it sounds like the Digimon might get Isekai

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and come into the real world potentially,

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and that's definitely a possibility now that we know they're real

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and they exist, and Lacuna is grafted onto or attached to

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or is the digital world. So that's really interesting.

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So I'm really excited about what's going on, what's going forward,

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and it makes me more invested in the rest of it,

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and it makes me want to check out the other stuff they have going on.

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So that's pretty much all I have to say.

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Okay, so I'm curious to hear your thoughts on this so far.

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How much are you liking Liberator? Did you read Seekers?

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If you did, where is Liberator versus Seekers for you,

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and what's the key difference between them

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that makes one better than the other?

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So if you like Seekers a lot better than Liberator, tell me why.

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If you like Liberator a lot better than Seekers, I'd love to know why,

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because I'm really curious to see what people are thinking

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who have read both or read both. I'll just put it that way.

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That's pretty much it.

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So this is going to be published on the YouTube channel

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of Henshin Inspection along with my Japanese tokusatsu-type stuff

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talking about Ultraman, talking about Kamen Rider.

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I checked out the latest Kamen Rider Kamen Rider GOV episode 1.

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Recently, I'm currently following Ultraman Arc,

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and I'm sticking with that for sure, because it has the official,

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you know, Tsuburaya-endorsed release, whereas the GOV is not so much.

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So if I want to talk about Kamen Rider, I might only talk about the official stuff,

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but we'll see. If I get a huge response on GOV and I enjoy it,

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I think I'll keep covering that, but we'll see what happens with that.

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There's the Digimon. There's four or five Digimon manga projects.

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One is a spin-off of Seekers, and then four are new projects entirely on their own.

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And in between when I have a lull, I will be either jumping to those Digimon things,

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so like next week there will be a Digimon Analyzer,

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as long as there's breath in my body and everything works out well.

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And it will be on one of those manga issues, or it'll be starting Seekers.

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I think because the manga isn't going to come out again until like November,

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which isn't that far away now, really,

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I will probably spend the month or so that it takes to get out the next episode of Seekers,

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covering those—or Liberator, getting out those other manga stories.

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I'll read those and I'll talk about them,

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and then eventually I'll be getting into the debug novel,

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and we'll see how it goes.

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I'll probably go back and forth between them as time allows,

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and as there's availability of the content for me to read and review and whatnot.

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Anyway, that's what I have going for now.

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Please like, share, and comment on this. I want to help grow this channel.

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I want it to be huge. I want it to be massive.

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I really love stories and talking about stories, and I think stories are very important,

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and I particularly enjoy a lot of stuff that we see in Digimon.

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It's something I've revisited a lot,

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and it's something I'm kind of always interested in engaging with again and again,

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not because of Dora the Haremon,

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but because of things like Shoto proving his mettle

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and these curious ideas and stories that are going on in the background.

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I really love the character interactions and the quests and the adventures and whatever that they go on.

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Some things don't delight me as much as other things,

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but I'm here for this cool story. It's a fun story,

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and I'm really curious to see where this goes,

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and it's a very fun imaginative thing to talk about.

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I have another channel where I'm talking about books specifically.

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I'm currently working through Peter Pan, which is a fantastic book.

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I'm about halfway through it, and at the end of it I'll talk about the book as a whole,

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and I encourage you to check that out over at Fortress Fiction.

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You can find everything at my website, mjwinners.com,

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where I am reviewing stuff and I'm also writing stuff and posting about stuff that I'm writing as well.

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I'm currently working on a short story that I hope to get published in a book,

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and if I do I'll tell you all about it and you can check it out.

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And then besides that I have a novel, a middle grade novel that I'm working on that has magical bugs battling monsters.

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It's very Digimon-like in some ways, except in this one it's like seeing Digimon in the digital world

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learning how to battle and how to...

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It's not like an academy type thing, but it's showing their life and really there's like two main characters

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who you get to see an arc for in that book, and if people like that I have a whole series planned for that.

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And I also have a sister series of that where it's more of a kid who has one of these magical bugs

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that he works with to stop monsters, and they actually get Isakai into a video game

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and they're for a story together, which is pretty fun.

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So you can see there's Digimon-like things in the stuff that I'm writing,

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and I also have like cool character interactions that I want to explore and talk about.

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So you can check out my progress on that over at my website.

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I'll be releasing updates and I'll release them here as well in the little mention at the end.

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So without further ado, I'm going to go ahead and get out of here.

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Be well, take care, be brave, and keep growing.

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Setsu Kaiba and Owen Drednaught have the same energy here, don't they?

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Of course you will be paid. Do we have a deal?

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We have a deal. Not so fast!

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You? They are just amateurs!

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What? Choto? Yes?

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It's Owen Drednaught in the flesh!

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There's no need to let these two drag you down.

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They're not the Elizamon. There's no point in getting involved with them.