Lost in Translationmon - A Digimon Podcast
Kobias FisherA Digimon podcast comparing the English dub and the original Japanese version and various other things, such as Digimon Adventure: and the Digimon Adventure novelisation. Hosted by Digimon fanatic and veteran May and joined by various friends. Chosen Children, let's roll!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 541 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Animation & MangaLeisure | |||
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Kobias, Guz, and Geo are excited to finally have a Reina (un)focused episode and talk about why side-lining her is finally worth it.
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Intro 00:00:00
Discussion and Decisions 00:03:00
Postmon Pat, Pondering, and Predictions 00:56:02
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Happy Pride Month! Hi Commandramon, more like Bi Commandramon! Kobias shocks Geo and Guz with his thoughts this week.
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Intro 00:00:00
Discussion and Decisions 00:07:47
Postmon Pat, Pondering, and Predictions 00:39:37
Outro 1:22:28
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Kobias and Geo put Guz in the dumpster as we go completely off topic into many tangents and realise the bigbad could be UltimateChaosmon! Or is it Petermon?
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Kobias, Guz, and the birthday boy Geo talk about women loving women, Sailor Moon Millenniumon, and disappointments.
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Postmon Pat, Pondering, and Predictions 00:48:37
Outro 01:35:52
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- Couldn’t finish episode 1
I’m sorry, I don’t know if it gets better later on, but I can’t listen any more. It was just all griping and complaining from both the self proclaimed fan and the noob. I just wanted to shout “if you both hate it so much, why are you watching it?!?” And the fan kept dropping spoilers left right and centre. What’s the point in doing a watch-through podcast with a noob if you’re going to spoil everything for them? I wanted to give it lower, but I just don’t know the rest of the podcast to make tha... more
Apple Podcasts3RabbitFoxHare
United Kingdom2 years ago - Great…… but.
Get rid of Quinn. Nothing but negativity. Digimon needs to make money somehow , it’s not All just capitalism. Stop bashing it.
Apple Podcasts5VCarducci
United States4 years ago - Solid show, nostalgia & fun discussion
Great show! Appreciate y’all’s knowledge and thoughts on Adventure 2020.
Some podcasting tips: as a listener, it becomes hard to listen to y’all over time when you consistently and repetitively use “anyway, so” as the transition phrase from tangents back to the main discussion. Sometimes you don’t need to use that filler to go back to the topic. Just move on. Also, let your cohosts speak more. I find that the host keeps interrupting the cohosts, and it’s nice to hear what they have to say too
Apple Podcasts4ethaNOMNOMUnited States5 years ago - An outstanding Digimon Podcast
Hey-ya. GleamingGarmore here. I’m a long-time listener and I’ve come to tell you what you’re getting yourself into if you decide to listen.
There’s three distinct eras of Lost In Translationmon: The Classic Era, The Audiobook Era, and The Modern Era.
The Classic Era is the majority of the podcast’s backlog. The Podcast’s main host, May (a constant in all 3 Eras) guides their friend Jay (Who prior to the show was very much not a fan of digimon.) as they watch the Japanese and English dubs for e... more
Apple Podcasts4A Critical TriggerUnited States6 years ago - Give this man a raise
I have been a fan of digimon for years, and hearing these two play off each other really is a blast.
The jaded newcomer vs the nostalgia goggles veteran really is a fun contrast- and they manage to mostly keep it civil. Barring the odd justified outburst of despair over the madness and or laziness of THE SCRIPT.
Apple Podcasts5Dark KitsunegirlUnited States6 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #144 | United States/Leisure/Animation & Manga |
Apple Podcasts | #56 | United Kingdom/Leisure/Animation & Manga |
Apple Podcasts | #65 |  Canada/Leisure/Animation & Manga |
Apple Podcasts | #17 |  Australia/Leisure/Animation & Manga |
Apple Podcasts | #111 |  India/Leisure/Animation & Manga |
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A Digimon-focused podcast that contrasts the original Japanese versions with the English dubs, while also exploring related Digimon media, lore, and fan culture. Episodes feature three core hosts who banter, debate episode mechanics, and theorize about character arcs and future power-ups, all with a mix of nostalgia and critical insight. The show stands out for its dual-vision discussions (sub vs dub), broad coverage of Digimon seasons and novels, and a collaborative, conversational vibe that makes it approachable for both long-time fans and newcomers seeking context and thoughtful analysis.
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