Digimon World Tour
Digimon Adventure 02, Digimon Adventure, Digimon Data Squad, etc. 1999-2014 Toei Animation, Akiyoshi Hongo, Studiopolis, Saban Brands, etc.
Closing Sequence Theme:
"Don't Get Me Wrong"
Written by Chrissie Hynde
Arranged by Tomoko Sakakibara
Japanese Lyrics by Ayumi Miyazaki
Japanese Version Performed by Kae Araki
English Version Performed by Lara Jill Miller
As the sequence starts, we start on a dark stage. Suddenly, a spotlight turns on as we find Kari up front, happily tapping her tambourine on her hip. Soon, another spotlight comes on to find T.K. playing electric guitar. Eventually, each member of the band gets their own spotlight as neon lights turn on. (Anya is added later on.)
Don't get me wrong
If I'm looking kind of dazzled
I see neon lights
Whenever you walk by
Next, we shift to the gang goofing off on the DATS/band jet. Scenes include Greg and Veemon taking on Marcus and Agumon in a tag team checkers match, Gaomon working on a New York Times crossword puzzle (trying to hold onto a pencil with his glove), and Kari and T.K. just enjoying each other's company. Hmm... possible romantic implications? I think so.
Don't get me wrong
If you say hello and I take a ride
Upon a sea where the mystic moon
Is playing havoc with the tide
Don't get me wrong
Later, the gang mounts and rides their quadrupedal Digimon through an open field, passing through scenes from Adventure and Adventure 02, gradually being replaced by scenes from the first 33 episodes of World Tour. Marcus has hitched a ride with Matt.
Once in a while
Two people meet
Seemingly for no reason
They just pass on the street
Suddenly thunder, showers everywhere
Who can explain the thunder and rain
But there's something in the air
We next find Marcus and Agumon at a gate in an airport, standing by the glass and admiring the sunrise. The others soon join him and just take comfort in each other's company.
Don't get me wrong
If I fall in the "mode of passion"
It might be unbelievable
But let's not say so long
It might just be fantastic
Don't get me wrong
We come back to the band set up as the song concludes. Kari humbly bows before the audience.
Actual Credits:
Original Concept and Character Design by:
Akiyoshi Hongo
Written by:
DigitalCorp
Animation Directors:
Takaaki Yamashita
Hisashi Nakayama
Masahiro Aizawa
Chief Animation Director:
Setsuko Nobuzane
Production Manager:
Shousuke Okada
Character Design:
Sayo Aoi
Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru
IrishDreamer4
Background Director:
Yoshihito Watanabe
English Production by:
Toei Animation Co., Ltd.
In Association With:
Studiopolis, Inc.
Propaganda Films
Saban Brands
Fox World
20th Century Fox Television
Featuring the Vocal Talents of:
Michael Reisz
Kirk Thornton
Douglas J. Erholtz
Derek Stephen Prince
Bridget Hoffman
Lara Jill Miller
Mary E. McGlynn
Melissa Fahn
Mari Devon
Quinton Flynn
Brian Beacock
Crispin Freeman
Skip Stellerecht
Kate Higgins
Dorothy Elias-Fahn
Jamieson K. Price
Sam Brent Riegel
Colleen Villard
Neil Kaplan
Tiffany Christun
Mona Marshall
David Lodge
Jeff Nimoy
Jason Spisak
Tom Fahn
Brian Donovan
Philece Sampler
R. Martin Klein
Paul St. Peter
Robert Axelrod
Robbie Rist
Dave Mallow
David Greenlee
Barbara Goodson
Wendee Lee
Ben Diskin
Vic Mignogna
Cindy Robinson
Patrick Seitz
Tom Wyner
Johnny Yong Bosch
Todd Haberkorn
Yuri Lowenthal
Michael Sorich
Nika Futterman
Tom Gibis
Christine Marie Cabanos
Gina Bowes
Sandy Fox
Shelby Lindley
Sonia Kruger
David Campbell
Kyle Sandilands
Jackie Henderson
Gretel Killeen
Dan Ewing
Richard Jasek
Paul Paddick
Gene Goodsell
David Roberts
Paul Oakenfold
Marcus Bentley
Sting
Björn Ulvaeus
Benny Andersson
Christophe Beck
Kathryn D. Lang
Holly Willoughby
Reggie Yates
Justin Timberlake
Jasmine Heikura
Deputy Big Brothers:
Leon Murray
Peter Cunningham
Peter Dempsey
Featured Singers:
Louis Tomlinson as Izzy
Andrew Rannells as Cody
Michael Cunio as T.K.
Robbie Rist as Whiz
Neil Tennant as Old Clock Shop Man
Youto Kazama as Japanese Matt
Taisuke Yamamoto as Japanese T.K.
Kae Araki as Japanese Kari
Fumiko Orikasa as Japanese Rika
Junichi Suwabe as Japanese Greg
Sōichirō Hoshi as Japanese Marcus
Hirofumi Nojima as Japanese Thomas
Paul Gordon
Jasan Radford
Eric Schenkman
Heart
Rosel Zech
Kathryn D. Lang
David Paton
Lenny Zakatek
Chris Rainbow
Alan Parsons
The Langstars Cafe-Bar & Backpacker-Hostel Lads and Ladettes:
Brian Beacock
Dorothy Elias-Fahn
Derek Stephen Prince
Jeff Nimoy
Doug Erholtz
Michelle Ruff
Lara Jill Miller
Stephanie Sheh
Robbie Rist
Michael Sorich
Neil Kaplan
Michael Lindsey
Colleen O'Shaughnessy
Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
Michael McConnohie
Timothy B. Schmit
ADR Recordists:
Michael Clark
David W. Barr
Sound Design by:
Johnny Valentino
Music Supervisors:
Barry Kolsky
Chris Horvath
Alan Parsons
Paul Oakenfold
Original Score by:
Keiichi Oku
Alan Parsons
Edited by:
Douglas Purgason
Gary A. Friedman
Avi Youabian
Jay Cassidy
Jillian Moul
Voice Direction by:
Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
Jeff Nimoy
The voices and music of Digimon World Tour were augmented by other performers.
Music Augmentation by:
Hollywood Studio Symphony
Vocal Coaching:
Sam Kriger
Music Editors:
Jim Wheeler
Liz Magro
Vocal Producer:
Alex Anders
Re-Recording Mixers:
Michael Clark
Ernie Sheesley
Video Editors:
Terry T. Marlin
Lindsey Myers
Additional Video Compositing:
Harlin Harris
David Butterworth
Production Coordinators:
Sean Kelly
Jessica Renslow
Post Production Supervisor:
Denny Densmore
Produced by:
Rita Majkut
Terri Lei O'Malley
Steve Golin
Sigurjón Sighvatsson
Executive Producers:
Jamie Simone
Haim Saban
Distributed by:
20th Century Fox Television Distribution
Japanese Film Copyright:
© 2014 Toei Animation Co., Ltd.
All Rights Reserved
US Film Copyright:
©2014 Toei Animation Co., Ltd.
All Rights Reserved
© Akiyoshi Hongo, Toei Animation
©2002 Saban Brands
Underlying Property ® Toei Animation Co, Ltd.
All Rights Reserved