Digimon Beatbreak Unveils New Trailer Ahead of Next Month’s Premiere

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The upcoming Digimon Beatbreak TV anime has unveiled a new trailer leading up to its October 5 JST premiere. The promotional video showcases the MADKID opening theme “Mad Pulse,” featuring glimpses of the main human characters and digimon, along with some action sequences.

Digimon Beatbreak is the third Digimon TV anime to debut this decade, following 2020’s Digimon Adventure and 2021’s Digimon Ghost Game. The storyline introduces:
“e-Pulse,” derived from human thoughts and feelings, serves as the energy source for the AI support device “Sapotama.”
From this extraordinary advancement, horrifying monsters emerge.

Digimon are entities that evolve by harnessing e-Pulse.

Tomoro Tenma finds himself in an incredible situation after encountering Gekkomon, who suddenly emerges from his Sapotama.

As he lives alongside Kyo Sawashiro and other members of the bounty-hunting team “Glowing Dawn,” Tomoro strengthens his determination.

What new future awaits for humans and Digimon?

The Glowing Dawn team was initially called Golden Dawn, with the announcement regarding the name change made on September 10 JST.

The first TV anime in the Digimon franchise launched in 1999, two years after the introduction of the Digimon virtual pets. 

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Staff
• Series director: Hiroaki Miyamoto (ONE PIECE FILM GOLD director, Star Twinkle Precure)
• Series composer: Ryota Yamaguchi (Dokidoki Precure)
• Character designer: Takahiro Kojima
• Digimon designer: Kenji Watanabe (Digimon character designer on Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna and Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning, among various other Digimon series roles)
• Animation Digimon designer: Akihiro Asanuma
• Production: Fuji Television Network, Yomiko Advertising, Toei Animation (the kanji used is not the standard used for planning and management-type production)
Cast
• Miyu Irino as Tomoro Tenma
• Megumi Han as Gekkomon
• Tomoyo Kurosawa as Reina Sakuya
• Mutsumi Tamura as Pristimon
• Arisa Sekine as Makoto Kuonji
• Misaki Kuno as Chiropmon
• Yohei Azakami as Kyo Sawashiro
• Daiki Hamano as Murasamemon

Source: Digimon official channel