New information for the latest Digimon anime, Digimon Beatbreak, is finally here, and it already looks amazing. Earlier this year, it was announced that Digimon would finally be getting a new anime with a fall release window, and while not much else was revealed at the time, getting a new Digimon anime was nonetheless exciting.
Digimon Beatbreak will be a great addition to the franchise, especially after its new trailer. Not only does Digimon Beatbreak’s new trailer confirm an October 5 release date, but Digimon Beatbreak’s new trailer does a perfect job of showing off what to expect, and everything else that’s been revealed about the series perfectly goes along with that, as well.
Everything We Know About Digimon’s New Anime
Digimon Beatbreak Premieres October 5
According to the trailer and official synopsis, 2025’s Digimon Beatbreak is set in a society built around the Sapotama, an AI support device powered by e-Pulse, a form of energy generated by human thoughts and emotions. Unfortunately, that same technology also gives birth to Digimon, creatures with a proclivity for violence that consume people’s e-Pulses for power.
One day, the apathetic Tomoro Tenma’s Sapotama spawns a friendly Digimon named Gekkomon, and the two are quickly introduced to Golden Dawn, a secret organization of Digimon and their partners that hunt violent Digimon. From there, Tomoro and Gekkomon join Golden Dawn not only to protect their town, but so Tomoro can find something that might excite him, as well.
Why Digimon Beatbreak Could Be The Best Digimon Anime In Years
What Makes Digimon Beatbreak So Exciting
Even with just a single trailer out, there’s plenty to love about Digimon Beatbreak. As promised by past promotional material, Digimon Beatbreak tells a darker story compared to other Digimon anime, something the largely serious tone of the series perfectly leaned into, so it will be great for anyone hoping for a fresh take on the franchise.
The composition of Beatbreak is also plenty noteworthy. Not only does it have a great soundtrack that’s far different from previous Digimon anime, but the animation appears to have an incredible level of fluidity to it, suggesting that this is a project Toei Animation is highly invested in having be as good as possible.
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All of that can be attributed to the incredible staff involved with Beatbreak. The series is bringing in One Piece Film: Gold’s Hiroaki Miyamoto to direct, Jujutsu Kaisen’s Arisa Okehazama for music, and Ryota Yamaguchi, creator of the criminally underrated Digimon Data Squad to write the script, so it’s truly an all-star ensemble of staff.
Overall, between the uniquely dark premise and the incredible staff behind it, Digimon Beatbreak is already looking to be one of the best Digimon projects in years. More information is bound to come out by the time it makes its October debut, but even with what’s already out, there’s little reason not to be excited about Digimon Beatbreak.
- Created by
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Akiyoshi Hongo, Kenji Watanabe
- First Episode Air Date
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March 7, 1999
- Cast
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Toshiko Fujita, Yuto Kazama, Yuko Mizutani, Umi Tenjin, Ai Maeda, Masami Kikuchi, Hiroko Konishi, Kae Araki, Chika Sakamoto, Mayumi Yamaguchi, Miwa Matsumoto
