Digimon Final Evolution Kizuna - Ending ( Butterfly )

Digimon Final Evolution Kizuna - Ending ( Butterfly )

[syter]

This is like bidding goodbye to my childhood self. It's heart breaking, yes, but all the memories will be cherished and shall forever remain grateful for experiencing them. This is a series that grew up along with us. ❤

[Krisx]

I lost it when Agumon says "Taichi, you've sure got big.", because I knew it was happening, I started crying like a toddler and I couldn't stop myself. This scene is so powerful!

[hannannajmi]

All 90's kids must cried hardly watching this scenes 😭😭😭

[lololol]

I turn 29 this year. This is a movie that's near and dear to my heart. It's about letting go of your childhood, despite the pain and pushing forward to the future.

We all get in situations where we lament where we are and long for a simpler and happier time in our childhoods. But remember that all these experiences brought you here for a reason. And you carry those happy memories with you forever. Theres nothing to be gained by seeking to return to a stage of life youve outgrown. Its hollow, and the magic is faded.

So keep pushing forward Digidestined! Agumon and the rest of the Digimon would want you to keep growing and chase your dreams. Cherish the time you've spent together and use it to fuel your success for the future!

And remember they are proud of the person you've grown up to be. Always.

[jesseboucher]

Damn 33 years old today and shed tears watching this. Its like watching your childhood just leave right infront of you. I'm thankful I was able to grow up watching digimon as a kid and seeing ty, Matt and the other kids adventures with there partners. It just hits so hard knowing that eventually some things can't stay the same. You have to grow up. It sucks yes but its a part of life.

[odd-eyesdragoon]

Tai and Matt not getting a proper chance to say goodbye to Agumon and Gabumon will always be one of the hardest and saddest moments in anime for me.

[WerewolfLord]

Why do we all feel compelled to watch this scene over and over again until our tears raise the sea levels? 😢😢😢🦋🦋😭😭😭😭😭

[alvinchia]

This is the official farewell to my childhood. We have all come a long way and forgotten back then we were sitting Infront of TV waiting for digimon to play. This is really sad. I can't stop crying

[zaitzeifgameplay]

Digimon will always be part of my childhood. Thank you taichi, agumon and others for being part of my childhood. We may grow old but our memories will always be there. It's good to visit the past once in awhile but is never good to stay.

[luiokami]

When I was watching this and Matt pulled out his harmonica I was like "shit, I'm going to ugly cry, aren't I?"

[markmanila]

I saw the first digimon way back in 1999 on a local TV station. I've waitied every friday for it. And now, we came to a conclusion that a part of my childhood ended. Im in my early 30's, but I still cried over this. Its painful and heart-warming at the same time.

[grey_mattr]

Im already 31 and I grew up watching the 1st gen of Digimon since I was a kid. This scene strucked my heart so hard. It felt like I'm bidding farewell to my childhood memories. At some point in my life, Digimon made my childhood memories awesome. What a tearjerker scene but very glorious indeed.

[InDzienInTampa]

I cried like a child here. No shame. This was artful, legacy, coming of age release us '90s kids weren't ready for, but the writers knew was just another step in all us young digidestends' lives.

Don't cry because we lost them, smile because we had them.

[jaymelendres]

The saddest part of my life growing up watching em, and to see the last ever evolution agumon and gabumon will ever have, 😭😭😭

[mirulhusni]

RIP Koji Wada. Thanks for singing the song. This could be an official farewell. Honestly I'm not yet ready to face adulthood. 😢☹️.

[saiken]

This is the definition of bittersweet. I'm a grown-ass man and I am crying like a little baby and I'm not ashamed of it. What wonderful memories.

[anugerahindraji]

"Taichi, Yamato, what about tomorrow? what will you do?" Damn, it hurts so much man

[arcpalace]

I just knew this movie existed, what a tearjerker! Didn't realized I literally grew up with this. I'm literally at the same "idk what to do" phase they're in. Not wanting to grow up, wishing everthing was as simply and happy as they were. The entire theme hits the spot, the conversations Taichi and Yamato had gived me emotional damage; needless to say, I cried like a baby with them when they really disappeared - feels like the last bit of my childhood also disappeared😭😭😭

[Gambit_Galante]

Man... this hurt so much, for real. I'm 26 years old and i watch this since my 10/11 years old, my gramps lead me to this franchise, and he always watch it with me... he unfortunately has die, but my memories about him and this franchise is so heavy in me that i will NEVER forget. I love Digimon.

[mr_tea]

Digimon knows his audience well
For us something truly beautiful Ended in an even more beautiful way
But for some other People maybe way younger then us it just started
Either way an end is never truly an end it‘s just a new beginning