The eight original Digidestined go on a camping trip together on August 1, even if the others were a bit busy. The planned camping trip pushes through, but Mimi suddenly forgets the camping equipment, and things go wrong pretty fast. But then, Taichi remembers that this is exactly like their first camping trip together… to the Digital World. But as they go about their camping trip, the camping grounds slowly reveal its hidden secrets.
Kenichi Tani
Director
Gaku Matsumoto
Taichi Yagami
Chika Sakamoto
Agumon (voice)
Suzuka Morita
Sora Takenouchi
Atori Shigematsu
Piyomon (voice)
Shouhei Hashimoto
Yamato Ishida
Mayumi Yamaguchi
Gabumon (voice)
Kaisei Kamimura
Kaisei Kamimura
Takahiro Sakurai
Tentomon (voice)
Marina Tanoue
Mimi Tachikawa
Kinoko Yamada
Palmon (voice)
Kenta Nomiyama
Takeru Takaishi
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