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| rdfs:comment | - Quest to gain the Tome of Blood and Bone housing item which gives you an additional 10 Focus for 2 hours.
* Only one person needs to do steps 1-3 to obtain the portal gem. The rest of the group can then enter the summoned portal.
- His Master's Voice is a quest. __TOC__
- His Master's Voice is a science fiction novel by Stanislaw Lem, published in Polish in 1968 and translated into English by Michael Kandel in 1983. The plot concerns some noise readings of an innocuously empty sector of space around Canis Minor which, by a series of contrived coincidences, are discovered by the U.S. government and thought to be the creation of extraterrestrial intelligence. They assemble a team of scientists of all sorts to analyze the message and discover what exactly it means.
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| DIGIMON REFERENCES | - *Later on, in the episode Genesis of Evil, it's revealed that Ken Ichijouji also traveled to the Dark Ocean, soon before he became the Digimon Emperor.
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| Prerequisites | - Clandestine Messenger finished
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| REAL-WORLD REFERENCES | - *The English episode title is named after the painting by , ', made famous as a trademark in the music business. The Japanese title, is named after ', by .
*The writer for this episode, Chiaki J. Konaka, who would eventually become the head writer behind Digimon Tamers; incorporated various aspects and homages to the stories of H.P. Lovecraft in this episode such as true forms of the so-called Scubamon being based on the of Lovecraft literature.
**In the opening title of the Japanese version, a column of digicode appears displaying the following:
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| digimon | - Gatomon
- Patamon
- Pegasusmon
- Angewomon
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| Rewards | - Level-based XP, Level-based Kamas
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| Written By | - Craig Doyle, Jeff Nimoy, Bob Buchholz
- Chiaki J. Konaka
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| Start | - Journal, next to the house north of the lighthouse
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| PREV | - The Good, The Bad, and The Digi
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| Quote | - I don't know if we're Digimon, but I know we're Scubamon. We have big flippers for swimming deep in the ocean.
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| starting | - Talk to Zap Gobdon at 5,2 Srambad
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*Davis Motomiya
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| Route | - Mansion to Portal to Kivik Lir's Temple
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| DUBBING CHANGES | - *The dubbed version of this episode is one of the more confusing of the series, partially because the original Japanese version was so enigmatic, with so many open questions being left hanging that would never be picked up on.
**The dub largely omits the specific concern that is plaguing Kari—the idea that she is not as strong as Tai—and just plays it as a fear of not being strong enough in general. This leaves the brief vision she has of her and her brother as something of a non-sequitur in the dub.
**Building upon that omission, when T.K. goes looking for Kari after class, the Japanese version has him angry at her for comparing herself to her brother. The dub chooses to take the relationship between the characters a bit further, by having T.K. tell her he "cares too much about her" to let her be taken away.
**Precisely what was really going on with the "Scubamon" is left unclear: were they actually captured by the Digimon Emperor, or was it all part of their ruse to enthrall Kari? The dub essentially opts for the latter explanation , stating the creatures are revolting against their undersea master and that they want Kari to lead them; the Digimon Emperor does not appear to have played any role in this, and they have merely used his trappings to dupe Kari into aiding them. In the Japanese version, on the other hand, the Emperor was responsible: the creatures explain that they have been mesmerized by the Dark Spirals into "worshiping a new god" , and that they have called upon Kari to be their "bride", so that they can procreate with her and create legions to battle him. When she refuses, they return to their "old god" beneath the sea.
*The Japanese version of this episode features a lot of silence, and a generally bleak, morose tone; the dubbed version fights back against this, filling nearly every moment of this silence with characters' thoughts and random background chatter and jokes to an extent far beyond the show's normal level of added dialogue.
*In the original episode, when Kari attempts to free the Scubamon in the cave, her image song Holy Light is played in the background.
*A moment when some Scubamon are killed by Airdramon's attack is removed from the English dub.
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| CONTINUITY ERRORS | - *Gatomon digivolves to Angewomon but the DigiDestined lost that power when they gave up their Crests between seasons 1 and 2.
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| ANIMATION ERRORS | - *When Kari sees a flashback of Tai and herself in the school corridor, Tai's black armband appears to be missing.
*In a distant shot of Gatomon dozing off in the tree near the school, her ears are completely pink.
*In a close-up version of the aforementioned shot, when holding her paws together, Gatomon appears to have four claws on her left paw instead of three.
*Gatomon's tail ring can be seen during digivolution, even though she lost it. This is a result of using the same digivolution sequence from the first series.
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| abstract | - His Master's Voice is a science fiction novel by Stanislaw Lem, published in Polish in 1968 and translated into English by Michael Kandel in 1983. The plot concerns some noise readings of an innocuously empty sector of space around Canis Minor which, by a series of contrived coincidences, are discovered by the U.S. government and thought to be the creation of extraterrestrial intelligence. They assemble a team of scientists of all sorts to analyze the message and discover what exactly it means. Rather than being a story about aliens, however, Lem's novel is about the process of scientific analysis itself. A critique of the idea of objective science, the book's characters are led and misled by their own biases and petty dislikes rather than any actual scientific data.
- Quest to gain the Tome of Blood and Bone housing item which gives you an additional 10 Focus for 2 hours.
* Only one person needs to do steps 1-3 to obtain the portal gem. The rest of the group can then enter the summoned portal.
- His Master's Voice is a quest. __TOC__
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