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Episode Digimon Beatbreak - Episode 3 discussion

Digimon Beatbreak, episode 3

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u/Masterness64 Oct 19 '25 edited Oct 19 '25

Another great episode! Tomoro is still adjusting to living with Glowing Dawn and just dealing with Gekkomon in general but it was nice to see him make progress with him at the end. And oh boy that ending was jucy! Tomoro wanting to kill a Digimon and almost causing a dark evo was super interesting. It really sets up some potentially great conflict for later on and I hope they deliver! Also I liked the parallel they made between the Digimon and Tomoro and how they were both rejected by society but still have a right to exist. Im also really glad they are not immediately going for Gekkomon's evo. The longer it cooks the more stratifying the moment it does happen will actually be.

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u/Flare_Knight https://anilist.co/user/FlareKnight Oct 19 '25

I'd say Tomoro made good progress with Gekkomon and adapting to him. But I honestly think he might be as far away from Glowing Dawn as ever. That visual of Tomoro and Gekkomon on one side and the group on the other says everything. He's "with them" but he's not "one of them." They just aren't sharing the same values.

The only issue I have is that Glowing Dawn's stance feels a bit questionable. Tomoro didn't want to go on the war path because that Digimon existed. He wanted revenge...because it tried to kill him, his brother, his classmate, and the list goes on! We can argue about revenge in general, but Tomoro was judging that Digimon based on what it did and not what it was.

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u/killi02 Oct 19 '25 edited Oct 19 '25

I think the point is a Digimon with no human partner that feeds them epulse to survie cannot strive to be better, it either becomes a predator to not starve or dies so no real choice is given (even if they later become evil like Fangmon).

Tomoro too did cause a lot of problems with his epulse but he didn’t chose to be like that, he can’t help it as it’s his nature so he shouldn’t be held accountable for it, like the Digimon.