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The Digimon property is expanding with the reveal of the Digimon Beatbreak series in March 2025. The new project is set for an October 2025 debut with Toei Animation once again behind the animation project. The new work has Hiroyuki Kakudo directing it with character designs by Rie Nishimura.
The show saw an October 5th, 2025, premiere date, and Hulu announced its pickup of the series for a same-day premiere. The latest round of English dubbed episodes are hitting with the 26-30 block, and that saw more confirmations for the English dub actors with:
Previously confirmed cast includes:
- Christopher Swindle as Klay Arslan
- Paul Castro Jr. as Kaito Kutsuna
- Tara Sands as Rose Woodville
- Jonathon Ha as Genjo Kanada
- Kira Buckland as Honoka Sakai
- Ryan Colt Levy as Raito Souda
- Anairis Quiñones as Hotaruko Kanuma
- AJ Beckles as Granit
- Craig Lee Thomas as Seraphy Naito
- Paul Castro Jr as Monodramon
- Kira Buckland as Shakomon
- Jonathon Ha as Ludomon and Gigasmon
The Japanese cast includes:
- Natsuki Hanae as Taichi Yagami
- Yoshimasa Hosoya as Ishida Yamato
- Yoshitaka Yamaya Iori Hida
- Chika Sakamoto as Agumon
- Mayumi Yamaguchi as Gabumon
- Megumi Urawa as Armadillomon
- Hiroaki Hirata as Takeru Takaishi
- Miwa Matsumoto as Patamon
- Miyu Irino as Tomorō Tenma
- Megumi Han as Digimon Gekkomon
The opening song is “Mad Pulse” performed by MADKID while the ending theme song is “beat up” as performed by Ai Tomioka.
Check out the official site and Twitter.
Plot Concept: Time has passed since that summer adventure, and there are even more children with partner Digimon now. However, because of their unique nature, many children face the looming shadows of persecution and being targeted for military use. While Taichi and Yamato are working to rescue children, they are attacked by mysterious Digimon.
Previous promos and visuals:
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