THE FANATIC'S GUIDE TO

"It Came From the Other Side"

English Version Written by Mary Elizabeth McGlynn and Karen Willson & Chris Allen Weber

First Appearances: Jaarin Wong (Henry's sister), Mayumi Wong (Henry's mother), Rinchei Wong (Henry's brother), Janyu Wong (Henry's father)

Guest Starring: Gorillamon, Vegiemon, Numemon, Monochromon

• As per the end of "To Fight or Not to Fight," Gargomon should have three scratches across each eye. However, in the frontal shots of him, he has only one scratch per eye, while in the side shots, he has the correct three - see the comparison on your right.

• Henry's memory shows Terriermon shooting at Gorillamon, followed by a little skull and crossbones. Wouldn't that say to you that he was dead? But he sure ain't dead in this episode.

• The drawing Takato makes in this episode (right) is apparently an early version of what will become WarGrowlmon.

• The piece of footage of Yamaki from "Guilmon Comes Alive" is used again, complete with Yuggoth symbol.

• Gorillamon is apparently using both arms to pull on Guilmon's tail, but I somehow doubt he could grip anything with that big-arse cannon for a hand, even though it's positioned as if he was somehow holding on to Guilmon's tail with it.

• In Henry's flashback, his brother speaks his only line in the entire series - "Hey-hey!"

• The three Digimon Henry passes over as playable characters are Vegiemon, Numemon and Monochromon, who are all then later seen being destroyed by Gorillamon.

• The CGI footage of blocks, rings and layers that is shown after Henry theorises Digimon exist outside the game is re-used from "Guilmon Comes Alive."

• Is it really necessary for Henry to actually name the card and call out "Digi-Modify" here? I'll accept it in an actual Digimon battle, as you can say that he's telling Terriermon what he's doing, but Terriermon can't *hear* him at this point, as he's just a video game...

• Going back to the Gorillamon and the skull and crossbones - it's not even Terriermon who inflicts any kind of damage on him that could warrant a skull and crossbones, it's Gargomon, who, rather curiously, retains his drunk-on-power attitude here.

• Lovely coincidence that the one useful card Takato has is the one that's face up while all the others are face down...

• If Terriermon is just able to throw the Training Grips off, why can't Gorillamon? Granted, he doesn't LOOK like he'd be able to, but there's still something amiss there. Why would they tangle him up to any greater degree than Terriermon?