Digimon Beatbreak
A new Digimon series targeting older teens and adults.
Toei Animation produced Digimon Beatbreak, a Japanese anime in the Digimon franchise. Directed by Hiroaki Miyamoto and written by Ryota Yamaguchi, it debuted on Fuji TV’s Anime Sunday 9 block on October 5, 2025.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Adventure, cyberpunk
- Creator
- Akiyoshi Hongo
- Director
- Hiroaki Miyamoto
- Developer
- Ryōta Yamaguchi
- Music
- Arisa Okehazama
- ja
- 桶狭間ありさ
- Company
- Fuji Television
- Yomiko Advertising
- ja
- 読売広告社
- Toei Animation
- Country
- Japan
- Language
- Japanese
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Did You Know?
- Producer Nobuharu Takada stated Digimon Beatbreak is aimed at an older audience than previous shows, targeting older teens and adults in their twenties.
- The first episode aired as an early preview during the Digimon Expo event on September 20.
- An English dub premiered on Crunchyroll with its first five episodes on December 27, 2025.
Plot
In a futuristic time, an e-Pulse generated from human thoughts and emotions powers the AI support device Sapotama, developed by the World Union alongside arcologies called Shangri-La Eggs. From the shadows of Sapotama development, Digimon appear as digital lifeforms that evolve by consuming humans' e-Pulse and are eliminated by bounty-hunting Cleaners. Tomoro Tenma meets Gekkomon, who emerges from his Sapotama, and joins the Cleaner team Glowing Dawn, which protects Digimon. A cold heart occurs when a human's e-Pulse is drained, freezing their body, while a Black e-Pulse from erratic violent desires drives a Digimon into berserk Dark Digivolution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who created Digimon Beatbreak?
Digimon Beatbreak was created by Akiyoshi Hongo.
How many episodes of Digimon Beatbreak are there?
Digimon Beatbreak has 45 episodes.
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