Digimon Adventure Tri. Part 4: Loss is now streaming on Crunchyroll.
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Like the other films, the site will be releasing the film in four parts. This is the fourth movie of the Adventure Tri out of the six that are confirmed to be releasing. The film originally opened in Japan for a three-week limited theatrical run, and will be releasing on Blu-ray and DVD in Japan in April, with no news on an American DVD release.
If you are unfamiliar with the film, the description of the film can be seen below:
“Following Meicoomon’s rampage and the Reboot, Tai (Taichi) and the others leave behind a distressed Meiko and head to the Digital World. But the partner Digimon that they’ve reunited with have lost their memories. They once again try to forge new connections, but only Biyomon is wary, telling her partner Sora that she doesn’t know anything about the past. While Sora normally thinks of others even before herself, she now has distrust in her heart. As Sora stands heartbroken, Tai and Matt (Yamato) cannot find the words to help her.
A tearful Meicoomon appears and disappears again. For some reason, she has retained past memories, and is searching for Meiko. Upon seeing Meicoomon, the kids resolve to journey through the Digital World to save her, but a man with the Dark Masters at his command stands in their way.
Meanwhile, in the real world, Nishijima receives a notice that Himekawa has disappeared. When he investigates, he learns that she has had a hidden goal behind all her actions thus far.”
The Digimon Adventure Tri. series was created to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Digimon Adventure anime series. The original series by Akiyoshi Hongo ran for 54 episodes in 1999-2000 and was an immediate success in the United States. There will be a total of six films in the new movie celebration series and all will be available to stream on Crunchyroll for premium users.
The next film in the series, Digimon Adventure Tri. Part 5: Symbiosis is supposed to release in 2017, yet there is official date yet set. American audience will be getting a dubbed version of the the films, as Shout! Factory has acquired broadcasting and home distrubution rights for the first three. The company plans on a dual-language release on Blu-Ray and DVD, yet the date for this is still to be announced.
