DIGIMON BEATBREAK (r. 2025)

Premiere:
October 5, 2025

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 1

Original Title:
DIGIMON BEATBREAK

Alternate Titles:
DIGIMON BEATBREAK(デジモンビートブレイク)
Dejimon Bītobureiku
デジモンビートブレイク

Genres:
Animation | Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Production Companies:
Fuji Television Network
Toei Animation
YOMIKO Advertising

Countries:
JP

"e-Pulse," which is generated by human thoughts and emotions, was used as the energy source for the AI support device "Sapotama." From the shadows of this remarkable development, terrifying monsters appear. Digimon are living beings that evolve by consuming e-Pulse. Tomoro Tenma is drawn into an extraordinary experience after meeting Gekkomon, who suddenly appears from his Sapotama. While living together with Kyo Sawashiro and other members of the bounty hunting team "Golden Dawn," Tomoro renews his resolve. What new future will be forged by humans and Digimon?

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Art Direction:
Ayaka Jin

CGI Director:
Yuusuke Oosone

Character Designer:
Takahiro Kojima

Color Designer:
Sayoko Yokoyama

Compositing Supervisor:
Tomoyuki Ishiyama

Creature Design:
Kenji Watanabe

Editor:
Eiichi Nishimura

Original Concept:
Akiyoshi Hongo

Original Music Composer:
Alisa Okehazama

Series Composition:
Ryota Yamaguchi

Series Director:
Hiroaki Miyamoto

Songs:
Ai Tomioka

Theme Song Performance:
YUKI
SHIN
LIN
KAƵUKI
YOU-TA

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