Original creator: Akiyoshi Hongo
Animation Studio: Toei Animation
Japanese title:
Series 1 = Digimon Adventure
Series 2 = Digimon Adventure02
Series 3 = Digimon Tamers
Series 4 = Digimon Frontier
Series 5 = Digimon Savers
English adaption title: Digimon: Digital Monsters (except series 5, which is called Digimon: Data Squad)
Genres: Adventure, Fantasy, Monster
Original air dates: March 1999 - March 2007
Number of TV episodes:
Digimon Adventure = 54
Digimon Adventure02 = 50
Digimon Tamers = 51
Digimon Frontier = 50
Digimon Savers = 48
Number of OVAs: None
Number of movies: 9 (only 1 in the US version)
Manga: 11 volumes
Opening themes:
1: "Butter-fly" by Kouji Wada (Digimon Adventure)
2: "Target ~Akai Shougeki~(Target ~Red Shock~)" by Kouji Wada (Digimon Adventure02)
3: "The Biggest Dreamer" by Kouji Wada (Digimon Tamers)
4: "FIRE!!" by Kouji Wada (Digimon Frontier)
5: "Gou-ing! Going! My Soul!!" by Dynamite SHU (Digimon Savers)
6: "Hirari" by Kouji Wada (Digimon Savers)
Ending themes:
1: "I Wish" by Ai Maeda (Digimon Adventure)
2: "Keep On" By AiM (Digimon Adventure)
3: "Ashita wa Atashi no Kaze ga Fuku(Tomorrow My Wind Will Blow)" by AiM (Digimon Adventure02)
4: "Itsumo Itsudemo(Always, Whenever)" by AiM (Digimon Adventure02)
5: "My Tomorrow" by AiM (Digimon Tamers)
6: "Days ~Aijou no Nichijou~" by AiM (Digimon Tamers)
7: "Innocent ~Mujaki na Mama de~" by Kouji Wada (Digimon Frontier)
8: "An Endless Tale" by Kouji Wada & AiM (Digimon Frontier)
9: "One Star" by Ito Yousuke (Digimon Savers)
10: "Ryuusei(Shooting Star)" by MiyuMiyu (Digimon Savers)