Season 3, Episode 32: "Shibumi Speaks"
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Transcribed by: SteelWarrior (steelwarrior98@aol.com)
Takato, Henry, and Terriermon swim to the surface.
Takato (thinking): Just a little further, just a little further! Oh why does
just a little further have to be so far away?
On the streets of the Real World.
Man #1: At last we meet Mr. Mizuno or would you prefer Shibumi? You’re a very
difficult man to find. Now if you’ll be so kind as to come with us.
Shibumi runs and the men follow.
Man #2: Hey! Come back!
Man #3: Hey!
They get to a fence and Shibumi hits it.
Man #2: Wait we just want to-
He jumps on the boxes next to it and the men fall.
Man #1: Shibumi wait!
He disappears in a cloud of smoke.
In the cavern are Takato, Henry, and Terriermon.
Takato: Man this whole world is against me. I’m never gonna get back to Guilmon.
Henry: Come on, don’t give up Takato. I’m sure we’ll find a way outta here.
Takato: Hm...
Terriermon emerges from the water.
Henry: Any luck?
Terriermon shakes dry.
Terriermon: Only bad luck.
Henry: Well that’s par for the course, not even any other caves like this one?
Terriermon: Mm um.
Henry: You sure?
Terriermon: You wanna check?
Takato: Now what are we gonna do?
Henry: We’ll think of something.
Takato: Yeah like what?
Henry: Well, gee, I don’t know, but maybe we can build a submarine out of all
your negative energy.
Takato: You’re right, sorry.
He turns around.
Takato: Hey maybe we can dig our way out of here.
Henry: Yeah good idea. Digi-Modify! Digmon’s Drill Activate!
Terriermon gains a drill and runs to the wall and starts drilling.
Terriermon: You guys owe me huge for the headache I’m gonna get.
In a building in the Real World.
Mr. Shiota: Wait, wait, what? They’re here and they’re not here? What kind of
explanation is that? Look, just tell me where this ‘Digital World’ is and I’ll
go and get Kazu myself, okay?
Mrs. Shiota: Yeah what’s the big secret?
Daisy: Getting there is not quite so easy, I’m afraid.
Mrs. Kitagawa is crying.
Mrs. Kitagawa: Oh my poor Kenta.
Mrs. Matsuki runs to her side.
Mr. Kitagawa: It’ll be okay honey, trust me or trust Janyu or trust someone I
guess. She’s upset because Kenta left a note by the coffee pot instead of saying
goodbye.
Rika’s Grandma: Goodbye? Well, I’m sure they’ll be coming back.
Mr. Shiota: What proof do you have of that?!
Mr. Katou: People!
Rika’s family: Uh?
Mr. Shiota: Huh?
Mr. Katou: We could argue about this all day, but Mr. Wong here can explain everything,
if you would just pipe down for one minute and stop interrupting!
Mr. Shiota: Fine!
Mr. Katou: You’re doing it again!
Janyu: I know this is a tense time for all of us, but we all want what’s best
for our children, don’t we? Now where did I leave off anyway?
Mr. Matsuki: You were saying something about why it had to be children. What
does that mean?
Dolphin: I’ll field this one, I was one of the first ones to make digimon back
in the 80’s, when we programmed those early digimon we based them on stories
or dreams of our children. And now it seems those creatures, that we created,
have an affinity for kids, digimon simply like children. I also think that the
bond between the digimon and the children is based on imagination and belief.
You need a child’s power of belief to open a gate to the Digital World.
Rumiko: But how do we get that? I mean, I don’t know if I’ve ever...had that.
Rika’s Grandma: You’ll have to find a deeper belief or we may never see Rika
again.
All: Oh!
Mr. Katou: What if they can’t get back?
In the cave water pours in from the hole Terriermon drilled.
Henry: Digi-Modify! Frigimon’s Subzero Ice Punch Activate!
Terriermon runs to the water with Frigimon’s hands.
Terriermon: I sure hope this works.
He touches the water and it freezes.
Takato: Whoa that was a close one.
Henry: Now what? We can’t dig our way out if there’s only water on the other
side of this rock.
Takato: Got me. Hey wait there must be some card we can use.
He pulls out the com device.
Takato: Hey what about this?
Henry: No way.
Takato: Well now who’s being negative? I mean it worked once before, didn’t it?
Henry: But it’s all wet, how can it work now?
Takato: Hey it’s worth a try.
He turns it on and it works.
Takato: Uh, it turned on. Hold on, what is? Whoa!
Henry: What’s wrong now?
Takato: Nothing, something’s actually right for a change. It’s an e-mail from
Yamaki.
Henry: Hey.
Takato takes out the stylus.
In the Real World.
Janyu: Stay calm.
Mr. Shiota: Why don’t you stay calm?
Mr. Katou: Excuse me?
Mr. Shiota: Sorry. Calming...
Yamaki gets off the elevator at the floor with the parents and Monster Makers.
Babble: We’ll try to get in touch with the other programmers on the project and
see what we can do. Janyu, we’ll be sure to keep you informed about progress.
Yamaki: And I’ll be glad to help too.
Janyu: Hm? And how do you propose to help us?
Yamaki: I’ve got something here you might be interested in.
He holds up his laptop.
Janyu: Does it have to do with Juggernaut? That’s what we saw in the sky yesterday,
wasn’t it? Even after everything that’s happened you plan to use it again, don’t
you?
Yamaki: That was an accident.
He opens his laptop and sets it on the table.
Yamaki: Here, take a look at this.
Mr. Matsuki: Uh, hey, it’s from Takato!
All: What?!
Mr. Matsuki: He says he’s fine, he says their fine! Their fine!
Janyu: How did you get this, Yamaki?
Yamaki: Well before they left, I gave them a gift, one of my communication devices.
Janyu: Can you talk to them right now?
He types something on the laptop.
He gets an e-mail.
Yamaki: I’ll tell them we’re here.
Mr. Matsuki: Wait, they sent an SOS. No.
In the cave.
Takato: There’s an answer!
Henry: What’s it say?!
Takato: Let me see. Holy cow!
Henry: What? What’s goin’ on?
Takato: All of our parents are there, every one of ‘em. All of them want to know
how we’re doing. I shouldn’t have sent that SOS. Now they’re gonna think that
something really horrible’s happened to us. Oh well, I guess I better get writing.
Okay, how do you say that we almost drowned and now we’re trapped in a cave with
no way out and make it sound reassuring? It’s better than school?
Henry walks to the water.
Henry: Huh...
Terriermon: What’s wrong?
Henry: I’m just wondering how the com device worked when it was all wet.
Takato: Uh, let everyone else talk? Well okay. Hi, this is Rika, Takato finally
gave me the stupid stylus so I can write. I’m fine. This is Jeri, I’m uh peachy.
Ha ha, perfect.
Henry cups some water.
Takato: The water, I wonder...oh...
Takato: Hey Henry, what do you think Kazu would say to his parents? Something
snotty, right?
Henry: Probably yeah, uh can I talk to my Dad for a minute?
In the Real World.
Mr. Matsuki: It’s amazing isn’t it? What did Henry have to say?
Mr. Wong: I’m not sure yet, I think he’s writing a novel.
In the cave.
Henry: Kay, now here’s what I think happened, when we touched the water we thought
we were supposed to get wet so we did, but this device didn’t know to think that
so it didn’t get wet and it didn’t break. So all we have to do is believe that
we won’t drown and we can breathe the water! What do ya think?
Takato (thinking): Breathe the water? Has he gone crazy?
In the Real World.
Janyu: Hm, I don’t know. I suppose it might work.
Yamaki walks up.
Yamaki: No need to guess, tell him it will work.
Janyu: Huh?
Yamaki: All he has to do is truly believe.
In the cave Henry is about to submerge in the water.
Takato: I’m not being negative, I’m just not sure it’s a good idea.
He goes under.
Takato: Henry!
Terriermon: Oh moumantai, Takato!
Underwater.
Henry (thinking): Okay, here goes nothin’.
In the Real World.
Mr. Shiota: Well what’s happening? What’s going on?
Janyu: I don’t know yet, we’re just going to have to wait.
Mr. Shiota: Aw nuts.
In the cave.
Takato: I hope he’s okay, he’s been down there a long time. Now where was I?
Oh, yeah, 90. Man, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95. Henry!
Henry comes up and Takato helps him up.
Takato: You sure had me worried, you okay?
Henry: It worked great, here touch my hair.
Takato: Huh?
Henry leans over and Takato touches Henry’s hair.
Takato: It’s dry.
Terriermon: Henry, does that mean the next time you’re yelling at me I can pretend
you’re not?
Henry: You can, but I’ll yell louder.
In the Real World.
Janyu: Yeah!
Yamaki: I knew it would work, I’ll let you know if I hear from them again.
Mr. Matsuki: Thank you so much.
Yamaki closes his laptop.
Janyu: Yamaki, I know we haven’t always seen eye to eye, but if you’d like to
help us we’d be glad to have you on board.
He holds out his hand.
Yamaki: Thanks, Janyu.
He shakes it.
Babble: Well alright.
Daisy: Now if only Shibumi were here.
Yamaki: That’s not going to happen.
Daisy: What do you mean? Why not?
Yamaki: It’s a long story. But I’ll give you the short version, I had men looking
for Mr. Mizuno or Shibumi, but when they found him, he ran off and then disappeared
into thin air.
Janyu: What are you saying? Shibumi vanished?
Takato, Henry, and Terriermon are swimming underwater, Takato holding his breath.
Henry: Huh? Takato, it’s okay, just breathe.
Takato: But-
He chokes on water.
Terriermon: Ha ha ha, you sure are funny, Takato.
Takato: Yeah, ha ha.
Terriermon giggles and bounces off the floor.
Henry: Come on!
Takato drops on his butt and swims up.
Terriermon: And so graceful.
Takato: Yeah, I’ll give ya graceful.
They swim and see a circle drawn on a wall.
Henry: Hey what’s that?
Takato: Vertical hopscotch?
Terriermon: I take it back you’re not funny.
Henry: Wait a minute, are those cracks? Maybe it’s a door.
They swim over.
Henry and Takato try to open it.
Terriermon: Stand clear!
Henry: Huh?
He hit’s the top of the door and it opens.
Terriermon: Oh! There’s another headache.
They go through and the door flips closed.
They see three tadpole digimon pop up behind the rocks.
Henry gets their data.
Henry: Otamamon, rookie level, special attack Stun Bubble. I doubt they’ll give
us any trouble.
Takato: Hey little guys.
They swim away scared.
Digimon: Eee!
Takato: Huh!
Another digimon swims out from behind a rock.
Henry: Uh, this could be fun.
Takato: Why don’t the nasty digimon ever get scared and swim away?
Henry: Divermon, ultimate level, special attack Striking Fish?
Divermon: Striking Fish!
He throws his spear at them.
Henry: Oh I get it now!
Takato: Wait, why are you attacking us?
Divermon: Striking Fish!
He throws it at Terriermon who dodges it then he throws Terriermon away.
Henry: Hey!
Divermon swims down but Henry moves away.
Takato: Be careful!
Henry runs away from Divermon.
Divermon dives at Henry, but he moves out of the way and Henry kicks him in the
head, knocking away his spear to Takato.
Takato: Got it!
Henry: Ah!!!!!!
He has Divermon in a headlock and rams him into the rocks.
Terriermon: You set him up, I’ll knock him down! Terrier Tornado!
He knocks Divermon down and the Otamamon go to his side.
Later.
Henry: So you thought we attacked the Otamamon?
Takato: We’d never attack these little guys.
Divermon: Sorry about that, sometimes I get overprotective, sorry, sorry, and
sorry again.
He and the Otamamon bow their heads.
Divermon: Hm.
Otamamon: Mm hm.
Terriermon: Moumantai, no one got hurt.
Takato: Except for you. Is there a way out of here?
Divermon: Uh, you’re mad and you wanna leave right?
Takato: No, we’re just looking for a world that’s not completely made of water.
Divermon: Not made of water? What’s the point?
Henry: So you don’t know of any worlds like that?
Divermon: Sorry. Wait a minute, there is a legend about another world.
They arrive at a tube jetting out from the wall.
Divermon: Okay, now some creatures have gone through this pipe and never returned
and some say it leads to a whole other world.
Terriermon: Okay I’ll go check it out.
He swims into it.
Divermon: No! Wait! Stop! Don’t! Oh I am gonna to have to work up one big apology
for this.
Electricity shoots out from inside the tube and Terriermon falls out.
Terriermon: Jeez Louise, who plugged in the big toaster?
Divermon: Oh sorry about that, I should’ve warned you, double sorry!
Takato: Now what do we do?
Henry: Well if this pipe is the only way out we’ll have to get through it somehow.
Hey, hold on a minute. The Otamamon spit out bubbles filled with air, don’t they?
Divermon: The real trick is getting them to stop.
Terriermon jumps on Henry.
Terriermon: Oh I get it.
The Otamamon spit out the air bubbles around Takato, Henry, and Terriermon and
form a huge bubble.
Takato: Wow, here I though we’d never come up with any good ideas.
The bubble floats up into the pipe.
Henry: It’s only a good idea if it works.
Takato: Now why’d ya have to tell me that?
Hey float along the tube.
In the Real World Suzie plays with a bunny with a taped horn on its forehead.
Suzie (thinking): When will they come back?
She looks out the window.
Suzie: Tewwiermon, Henry.
In the tube.
Takato: What if we’re in a giant straw and something’s sucking us up?
They reach the end of the tube and there’s a bright light.
Takato: Ah!!!!
Terriermon and Henry: Oh...
Takato: It’s a whole world of waterslides.
Henry: Maybe they all lead to different universes.
Takao: This one’s headed right into that big bubble.
Henry: Maybe it’s like an underwater city and maybe we can find a tube there
that’ll take us back to the Real World.
Takato (thinking): Or at least get me back to Guilmon.
Takato: Hold on, we’re about to hit the bubble!
They enter the bubble and their bubble pops.
All: Whoa!!!
Takato: So much for good ideas, what do we do now?
Henry: We can swim down a tub if we have to. Whoa.
They see the Digi-Gnomes flying above them.
Takato: What are they? Some kind of digimon?
They fly away.
Henry: Come on, let’s follow those things.
They lead the three to a library.
Henry: That’s weird, it looks like a library.
Takato: Oh great, we’re in a whole different world and I still can’t get away
from homework.
Terriermon opens the door.
Terriermon: whoa.
Takato: Should we just...go in?
Terriermon: Maybe we’re supposed to.
They go in and drop to the floor.
Takato: Someone must be here, there’s electricity.
Henry: And someone had to read all these books, right?
Takato: I guess so. Man this is like a studying nightmare, you couldn’t get through
all these books if you read for a hundred years.
Terriermon: Two hundred for you.
Takato: Yeah...hey!
Henry and Terriermon laugh.
Takato: It’s kinda creepy, where is everyone?
A door opens.
All three: Huh? Uh!
They see a giant D-power hanging from the ceiling.
Takato: Is that a giant digivice or is it just me?
Terriermon: Well it sure doesn’t look like you.
Takato: Ha ha, funny.
Henry: I’d hate to meet the tamer who owns that digivice.
Takato: Yeah, he’d have to be a giant.
Terriermon: Hey someone’s here.
Both: Huh?
The look down and see a man, transparent, sleeping.
Henry: It looks like he’s asleep.
Takato: Yeah and it looks like he’s transparent too.
Henry: Is he even human?
Takato: I don’t know.
They walk down the steps.
Henry: Um, excuse me sir, are you awake?
Man: Hello, been a while since I’ve seen someone solid.
Takato: Well that’s something you don’t hear everyday.
Man: What do you want?
Henry: Who are you? Are you...human? Or some kind of digimon?
Man: My name is Mizuno and as to being human...well the answer is yes. At least
I used to be.
Henry: How in the world did you get here?
Shibumi: I could ask the same thing of the three of you, but why waste time with
meaningless questions? I already know who you are and how you got here because
well...I’m the one who created you.
Takato and Terriermon: Hm?
Henry: Uh huh...
Takato: We’re just as real as you are, you didn’t create us.
Shibumi: Are you sure? Maybe you’re all dreaming like me, maybe all beings everywhere
are dreaming about what they will become and when we all wake, we will begin
our evolution.
Terriermon: Jeez, even my reams make more sense than this.
Takato holds out his D-power.
Takato: Hey hoe come our digivices look like that big thing you’ve got hanging
from your ceiling?
Shibumi: They’re arcs...for transporting data.
Henry: Arcs?
Takato: Okay.
Henry: I heard my Dad mention them once, you’re not one of his old friends are
you? His name is Janyu Wong, he used to work with a group of programmers called
Monster Makers.
Shibumi gets up.
Shibumi: What? You men Tao. I remember. That was a long time ago, so you’re his
son?
Henry: Yes I am, my name is Henry Wong.
Terriermon jumps on his shoulder.
Terriermon: I’m Terriermon.
Takato: I’m Takato, can you help us get home? Shibumi: Well I suppose I could,
but I can’t really promise you anything. It’s...you see...getting all the way back
is...not as easy as you’d think.
Takato: Can we use one of these digivices or arcs?
Shibumi: Perhaps.
Book floats to him and opens.
Shibumi: One of the functions of the arcs is to act as toolboxes to store, organize,
and connect data. They can be used to bring kindred pairs together just like
the animals on Noah’s Ark. But not even I’m sure of all they can do.
Digi-Gnomes carry a book to in front of the kids.
Takato: Hey what are those giggling guys anyway?
Shibumi: They’re digital gnomes, I call them Digi-Gnomes.
Henry: Are they some kind of digimon?
Shibumi: No.
Terriermon: Bout time you gave us a straight answer.
Henry: Terriermon.
Shibumi: They’re another form of artificial intelligence that evolved on their
own. It just seemed logical to call them Digi-Gnomes, at least to me.
Takato: Well did they evolve from digimon?
Shibumi: Not really, they evolved from the Digital World itself. You see, just
as the human body is made up of cells and digimon are made up of data, the Digital
World is a living thing made up of digimon and other creatures and as the digital
creatures evolve so does the Digital World.
A Digi-Gnomes carries a blue card.
Takato: Hey it’s a blue card!
Shibumi: Well, it may look like a card to you, but it’s really an algorithm,
a mathematical formula.
Henry: A formula? I don’t get it, how does it work?
Shibumi: I’m sure Tao and the other forgot about digimon when the project ended,
but I wanted to complete our work. So, I created an algorithm that would allow
digimon to evolve on their own, beyond what we humans could imagine for them.
I originally wrote the algorithm to prove that digimon were more than just toys,
that they were a true life form that could grow on their own. But I gather that
the blue cards have a different meaning for the two of you, so how do you guys
use the algorithm I wrote?
Takato: Well I don’t know about the algorithm part, but we use the blue cards
to become digimon tamers.
Shibumi: Hm, that makes sense.
A Digi-Gnome sits on Terriermon’s head.
Terriermon: I’m glad you think so.
Shibumi: The Digital World is all about communication and all communication is
about bringing things in touch. Seems the blue card algorithm is being used for
a purpose I didn’t quite intend,, to bring digimon and people together as partners.
Two Digi-Gnomes point Takato’s digivice.
Takato: Huh? What are they doing?
A blue light beam shoots out and Takato’s picture of Guilmon appears.
Terriermon: Whoa.
Takato: Hey, that’s my drawing of Guilmon.
Shibumi: It seems the Digi-Gnomes used packets of data to create him when you
dreamed him up, probably an attempt to communicate with you. Or maybe Guilmon
dreamed his data into existence and you simply became aware of him.
Takato: Huh?
Terriermon: Does that mean I was created especially for Henry?
Shibumi: Perhaps.
Henry: Yeah created especially to annoy me.
Terriermon: Hey!
Henry: Well am I wrong?
Terriermon: Admit it Henry, you’d be lost without me.
Henry: Looks like I’m lost with you too.
Shibumi: Or maybe Henry was created for you.
Takato: Then Guilmon is data.
Henry: So do you know of a way to get out of here and back to the Real World?
Shibumi: Yes, the highest plain.
Henry: So we’ve gotta keep going up? Man, how many levels are there to this place?
Shibumi: There is only one more level above this one and it is the level which
the four most powerful and most evolved digimon have made their home.
Takato: Oh great.
Henry; The most powerful digimon, you mean the Sovereign?
Takato: Wait a minute, there’s four of them? If they’re like Azulongmon from
the TV show they must be huge. Do they protect the Digital World?
Shibumi: It is rather ironic, don’t cha think? The digimon have tried to evolve
into larger and stronger forms to set themselves apart from the humans who created
them, but they’ve ended up taking on the forms of ancient gods of the humans.
Digimon and humans will never be able to separate themselves from each other,
they live in the same world really. And it’s only when that’s recognized that
the next evolution will begin.
Takato: If they protect this place then they’re good, right?
Henry: That’s not what Sensei says, he says that good and evil can switch definitions
depending on your perspective. Let’s just hope that our perspective is the right
one.
Shibumi: The Sovereign, as you call them, seem to want to accelerate digivolution
in order to resist something. It seems they’re afraid they won’t survive unless
they find a way to defeat whatever they feel is coming for them.
Henry: Wonder what they’re afraid of.
Takato: Yeah, what could defeat the Sovereign?
Henry: Could it be like someone Yamaki used to be? Or maybe it could be us!
Shibumi: Maybe it’s me, ha ha ha ha ha ha!
All three: Okay...
A beam shoots down from the button of the digivice above.
All three: Huh?
The ceiling turns blue.
Henry: Oh.
Terriermon: Wow.
Shibumi: That is all I can tell you now, the rest you must learn on your own,
I’m afraid.
Takato: But what about you?
Shibumi: I’m very tired, I must sleep now. Ah to sleep, a chance to dream...
The digivice floats in the giant bubble.
Takato: Man that guy had a lot of information, but I think I’m more confused
now than I was before.
Terriermon: Hm, is that possible?
Takato: Ha, maybe the Digi-Gnomes can erase digimon too.
Takato looks down from the viewing window.
Henry: Takato, you seem quiet all of a sudden.
Takato: Sorry, I was just thinking about Guilmon and if what that guy told us
was really true. Then if Guilmon is a part of me, and he’s data, am I data?
Henry and Terriermon: Hm...
Terriermon: What’s the big deal? What’s wrong with data? All digimon are like
that.
Takato: I guess. It’s just that...it’s weird.
Takato (thinking): I can handle being data, but if I lose Guilmon I’ll lose a
part of myself forever...