Season 1, Episode 13 of ALF: The Animated Series.
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| - Season 1, Episode 13 of ALF: The Animated Series.
- Home Away From Home is an Organisation on the Rimor dimension. They recruit all types of people, as long as they have fun. This is taken from their official website. This is how they describe themselves:
- Only one thing was truly lacking to make the Jupiter 2 a home… plumbing. As Bill Mumy observed with tongue in cheek in an interview, there were three models of the Jupiter 2 used in the series—and none of them had a bathroom.
- After arriving at a docking area in Azura, there are corpses all over and not much Locust around. Once you go off the docking area, there's a small patrol of some Palace Guards that are equipped with Torque Bows and Lancers. Attacking them is not needed unless you want to use the Torque Bow. Stick on the eastern side as it contains several weapons. As you get near the train station, more Palace Guards and Wretches come out and begin to attack you. As you reach the train station area, a train comes out from the tunnel. Ignore the guards at first, and shoot the fuel tank at the end of the train. This causes the train to explode. Finish off all enemies before continuing.
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| - Koromon, the Great Clash in Tokyo!
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| DIGIMON REFERENCES
| - *Kari knows Koromon's name because of the events that unfolded in Highton View Terrace about four years ago, where she met a different Koromon. Though Kari recognises Koromon, she and the rest of the group have no memory of what happened back then, until they are reminded in the episode Return to Highton View Terrace, and in more detail in The Ultimate Clash. Actually, Kari is only shown meeting Koromon in the movie entitled .
*Izzy's transmission is shown to be coming from Vademon's universe in the later episode, No Questions, Please.
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| REAL-WORLD REFERENCES
| - *In this episode, we see Tai in his home district of , Tokyo.
*The scenery in this episode is all real and found in Odaiba .
*One of the food containers in the fridge reads "Kroft", imitating the food manufacturer .
*The can that Tai and Koromon drink from reads "Caco-Cola", imitating the popular soft drink .
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| Airdate
| - 1999-08-01(xsd:date)
- 1999-10-16(xsd:date)
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| Romaji
| - Koromon Tōkyō Daigekitotsu!
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| Written By
| - Reiko Yoshida
- Dayna Barron, J.M. Morris
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| PREV
| - The Earthquake of Metalgreymon
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| NEXT
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- *Taichi "Tai" Kamiya
*Kari Kamiya
*Koushiro "Izzy" Izumi
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*Seadramon
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*Tyrannomon
*Drimogemon
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| DUBBING CHANGES
| - *Tai never originally took the subway home as is implied in the English dub. He actually appears in the real world much closer to home.
*In the English dub, the nameplate on Tai's apartment is changed from the original "Yagami" to his dub last name of "Kamiya".
*When Tai yells at Koromon after entering the apartment, this is originally because Koromon points out how small it is, whilst in the English dub, it's because Koromon suggests that Tai's family went to the Digital World.
*In the original Tai didn't want to go back to the Digital World but Koromon did.
*In the original Koromon didn't have a problem digivolving, while in the dub Koromon said that he couldn't digivolve no matter how much food he ate.
*In the original, instead of Tai talking about how much time didn't pass he thought about if the Digital World was real or a dream.
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| CONTINUITY ERRORS
| - *In the dub, Tai wrongly refers to the ferris wheel outside his home as a satellite dish.
*In the English dub episode, Kari says that Tai never cooked and Tai agrees with her, stating that Matt had taught him how to cook, but in the first movie , Tai was shown cooking for his little sister while their mom was out of the house.
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| ANIMATION ERRORS
| - *There are many errors in how local landmarks are displayed about Tai's apartment building. For example, the ferris wheel is shown directly outside Tai's balcony window, though in reality, there are a number of large buildings blocking that view. It could be argued that the ferris wheel isn't even in that direction.
*As Tai starts rising into the vortex, no voice acting plays, even though his mouth moves.
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| MISCELLANEOUS TRIVIA
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| - After arriving at a docking area in Azura, there are corpses all over and not much Locust around. Once you go off the docking area, there's a small patrol of some Palace Guards that are equipped with Torque Bows and Lancers. Attacking them is not needed unless you want to use the Torque Bow. Stick on the eastern side as it contains several weapons. As you get near the train station, more Palace Guards and Wretches come out and begin to attack you. As you reach the train station area, a train comes out from the tunnel. Ignore the guards at first, and shoot the fuel tank at the end of the train. This causes the train to explode. Finish off all enemies before continuing. Adam Fenix is watching your squad through the cameras around the facility. He suggests to get a Silverback, which is left from the entry outside again. As you continue, make a sharp left turn to find some Palace Guards dropping a large ammo stash. Kill them quickly and continue forward. As you push through the defenses, a Reaver appears, but with the Silverback, it should be quite easy to destroy. Move forward and you'll find a Locust dock station where they've put their gunboats on hold. Keep continuing forward to find more Palace Guards and a Boomer attempting to stop you. As you reach an open field, Mortars start firing on you. Go left of the field and defeat all the enemies in there to flank the mortars. As you go down, turn right and fight off a few Wretches and a Boomer. The Locust have blocked the path, so go back to where you came in. As you reach a door, Boomers open it. Kill them quickly. You re-enter the train station. On the opposite side is a Kantus and several Palace Guards. Kill them quickly, and drop your Silverback on the rails. Go up after all the enemies have been killed and pull the switch to open the tunnel gates. Move through the tunnel, and as you reach the next station, a train comes from the opposite side. You do not need to get rid of the Silverback; running on it is good enough to avoid being hit by the train. Defeat all the Palace Guards and Boomers, and enter the lift to start the next part.
- Season 1, Episode 13 of ALF: The Animated Series.
- Home Away From Home is an Organisation on the Rimor dimension. They recruit all types of people, as long as they have fun. This is taken from their official website. This is how they describe themselves:
- Only one thing was truly lacking to make the Jupiter 2 a home… plumbing. As Bill Mumy observed with tongue in cheek in an interview, there were three models of the Jupiter 2 used in the series—and none of them had a bathroom.
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