Digimon s second ending song

Digimon Adventure) is a television animated series based on the video game series of the same name owned by Bandai of Japan, produced by Toei's animation studio. The plot of this film is a continuation of the movie "Digimon" released in March 1999, which tells the story of Yatamita.

1. Eight children, including Yamato Ishida and Suna Takeuchi, entered the online world by accident and were accompanied by their companion Digimon.

Extraction Code: e3vy In 1999, the connection between the digital world and the real world was disrupted due to the abnormal proliferation of data in the digital world. Strange natural phenomena appear on Earth accordingly:

There is no rain in Southeast Asia, and the ponds are all dry; The Middle East has been flooded by heavy rains; The U.S. experienced its coldest winter on record.

The 11-year-old boy Taichi Yagami (voiced by Shuko Fujita) participated in the summer camp with his partners Yamato Ishida (voiced by Yuto Kazama), Sora Takeuchi (voiced by Yuko Mizutani), Mitsuko Izumi (voiced by Tenjin Arumi), Mimi Taitogawa (voiced by Ai Maeda), Akira Shiroto (voiced by Masami Kikuchi), and Takeshi Takaishi (voiced by Hiroko Konishi) participated in the summer camp, but was mysteriously sent to a colorful digital world by an accident. There, they got a partner called "Digimon". After entering the digital world, Yagami Taiichi and his party encountered the vicious monster Shell High Hall Beast, and when everyone was about to be caught, Taiichi's Agumon suddenly evolved into a Tyrannosaurus Beast, and the Salvation Tank saved them.

What the hell is going on in evolution? What exactly is the digital world? Countless mysteries appear in front of the children who have been called, and the wonderful adventure begins ......

"Butter-Fly" is the theme song of Digimon.

"Butter-Fly" is a song sung by Koji Wada, lyrics and music composed by Weigong Chimian, and arranged by Watanabe, which is the theme song of the TV anime "Digimon", released on April 23, 1999, and reissued on August 1, 2004.

On March 1, 2019, the song won the Heisei Animation Song Award in 1989 and the Special Award in 1999.

Songwriting Background:

In 1993, Koji Wada came to Tokyo alone, and later worked in a studio through a magazine, during which time he worked as an extra for many TV dramas and movies, and gradually he got tired of this life and moved the idea of going home.

He gave up his acting career and sent his ** works to various offices, companies, and record stores, sometimes even 100 copies at a time, but all of them were lost in the sea. At the end of 1998, Hiroyuki Kakutong, the director of the TV anime Digimon, gave a ** to Koji Wada, asking him to show his first encounter with Digimon and his hope to meet again, and "butter-fly" was born.

Butter-Fly was the first time Koji Wada, who originally sang ballads, to sing rock, and he completed the recording in January 1999 after repeated revisions. In the same year, the song was unveiled as an interlude and ending song for the theatrical version of "Birth of a Ballmon" before the "Digimon" anime**, and was broadcast on TV on March 17 as the opening song of "Digimon".