Digimon: The Best Adventure We Chose Guide: Where to Watch, Fan-Vote Episodes & New Theme Songs

Digimon: The Best Adventure We Chose (Bokura ga Eranda Best Adventure) began its weekly run on Fuji TV on October 4, 2026. It isn't a new series, and it isn't a lazy clip show either. As the kickoff of the Digimon 30th Anniversary Project, it airs the episodes that fans around the world voted for from Digimon Adventure, Adventure 02, Tamers and Frontier, restored as full HD remasters. Fans picked the canon. Now everyone gets to argue about whether they picked right.

Broadcast Schedule & Streaming: Where to Watch The Best Adventure We Chose

You can watch Digimon: The Best Adventure We Chose on Fuji TV every Sunday at 9:00 AM JST, with catch-up streaming on TVer and FOD from 9:30 AM JST. It's a Japan-only release for now. No official Western simulcast has been announced, so international fans don't yet have a legal way to watch the remastered broadcast as it airs.

Fuji TV Sunday Morning Slot & Catch-Up Streaming

The broadcast airs on Fuji TV on Sunday mornings at 9:00 AM JST. Thirty minutes later, each episode goes up on TVer, Japan's free catch-up service, and on FOD, Fuji TV's own streaming platform.

The time slot is the point. Sunday morning on Fuji TV is where the original series lived, and the kids who watched it there are now in their thirties. Putting the anniversary broadcast back in that slot is a direct appeal to the audience that grew up with it, and an invitation for them to watch with their own kids. FOD also carries one of this season's more grown-up comedies, Ojisan wa Kawaii Mono ga Osuki, if you're already signed up.

HD Remastered Visual Upgrades

Every episode in the broadcast airs as a newly restored full HD remaster. For shows made in the late 1990s and early 2000s for standard-definition TVs, that's a real change: sharper line work, cleaner color and an image built for the widescreen sets most people watch on now.

Toei hasn't published a technical breakdown of how the restoration was done, so we won't guess at the process. What matters for viewers is the result. Episodes many fans last saw on worn VHS tapes or low-resolution uploads now look as good as they ever have. That raises the stakes for the fan vote, too. If only a handful of episodes get this treatment, which ones deserved it?

The Fan-Vote Verdict: Top Ranked Digimon Episodes That Made the Cut

The top five episodes in the fan vote all come from the original Digimon Adventure, led by its final episode, Episode 54. That result tells you everything about the poll. Fans had four series to choose from, and the first one swept the podium.

Episode 54 winning makes emotional sense. It's the goodbye, the episode where the Chosen Children have to leave their partners behind and go home. A whole generation remembers where they were when they watched it. It's less a favorite episode than a shared memory, and shared memories win polls.

Taichi and Agumon sit at the center of that ending, and of two more episodes in the top five: Episode 21 and Episode 39.

Episode 21 is the more interesting result. It's the episode Mamoru Hosoda directed, years before he became one of Japan's best-known animation filmmakers, and it looks unlike anything else in the series: quieter, stranger and more cinematic. Taichi's brief return to Tokyo with Koromon plays like a short film dropped into a weekly TV show. Fans who've since watched Hosoda's movies can see his style forming here, and that gave the episode a second life long after the original broadcast.

Then there's the obvious question: is this a list of the best episodes, or the most remembered ones? Tamers and Frontier have fierce fans, but they reached smaller audiences than Adventure, and a popularity vote rewards reach as much as quality. Nostalgia bias isn't a flaw in the result. It is the result.

From Angemon's Sacrifice to Angewomon's Debut: The Cultural Peaks

The rest of the top five is a list of evolutions, and each one is a turning point for a character fans loved. Episode 13 is Angemon's awakening, the moment Takeru's partner finally evolves, and it ends in the series' first real sacrifice. For many young viewers, it was the first time a kids' cartoon made them cry.

Episode 37 brings Angewomon's debut, as the partners reach their Ultimate levels together. Episode 39 goes further, with the two great evolutions that give Agumon and Gabumon their strongest forms. These are the episodes that sold toys, filled playground arguments and made the theme music unforgettable.

That pattern is telling. Fans didn't vote for quiet character studies. They voted for the payoffs: the evolutions, the sacrifices and the goodbye. And payoffs need the right music to land, which is where the anniversary broadcast made its boldest choice.

Anthems of the Digital World: Ayumi Miyazaki and Takayoshi Tanimoto Return

The Best Adventure We Chose has a brand-new opening, "SHAKARIKI!!", and a new ending, "Limitless Dreams", both performed by Ayumi Miyazaki and Takayoshi Tanimoto. Michihiko Ohta composed both songs, and Hiroshi Yamada wrote the lyrics.

Those names carry weight. Ayumi Miyazaki sang "brave heart", the evolution theme that played under Digimon Adventure's biggest moments, including several of the episodes fans just voted into the top five. Takayoshi Tanimoto sang "FIRE!!", the opening of Digimon Frontier. Pairing them on new songs, rather than simply replaying the old ones, is a deliberate choice. It tells longtime fans that this isn't just a rerun. It's a celebration with something new in it.

It's also a risk. Old favorites come with decades of memories attached, and any new theme gets compared to them immediately. Can "SHAKARIKI!!" stand next to the songs fans grew up with, or will it always sound like the warm-up act? You can judge for yourself in the non-credit videos below. Before that, here are the quick answers to what people ask most.

Frequently Asked Questions About Digimon: The Best Adventure We Chose

What is Digimon: The Best Adventure We Chose?

Digimon: The Best Adventure We Chose (Bokura ga Eranda Best Adventure) is the kickoff broadcast of the Digimon 30th Anniversary Project. It airs the top fan-voted episodes from Digimon Adventure, Digimon Adventure 02, Digimon Tamers and Digimon Frontier.

Is Bokura ga Eranda Best Adventure a new series or remastered episodes?

It's remastered episodes, not a new series. The fan-voted episodes air as newly restored full HD remasters, with a new opening and ending by Ayumi Miyazaki and Takayoshi Tanimoto.

Where can you watch Digimon: The Best Adventure We Chose?

It airs on Fuji TV on Sundays at 9:00 AM JST starting October 4, 2026, with catch-up streaming on TVer and FOD from 9:30 AM JST. No official Western simulcast has been announced.

Which episodes won the global Digimon fan vote?

The top five are all from Digimon Adventure: Episode 54 "A New World", Episode 21 "Koromon, Great Clash in Tokyo!", Episode 37 "Total Advance of Ultimate Levels! Sparkling Angewomon", Episode 39 "Two Great Ultimate Evolutions! Blast Away the Darkness!" and Episode 13 "Angemon's Awakening!"

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Start with the main PV for the full anniversary pitch, then play the non-credit opening and ending back to back. Hearing Miyazaki and Tanimoto together on new songs is the best case for this broadcast.

The fans picked their five, but the broadcast is only getting started, and every Sunday brings another remastered memory back to Fuji TV. If you're up early on Sundays anyway, Yuru Yuru Zukan airs before it on TV Tokyo. See every premiere in our Fall 2026 anime schedule, or browse what's next in Upcoming Anime.