1: Adventures in the Digiverse

Episode 1 of the Things My BF Likes podcast, hosted by septemberssnowrose, titled "1: Adventures in the Digiverse" was published on October 23, 2023 and runs 23 minutes.

October 23, 2023 ·23m · Things My BF Likes

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Victoria and her charming raven cohost Theodore dive into the Digiverse, exploring both The Network and File Island in this comparison of the first three episodes of Digimon Adventures and it's 2020 remake.

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Victoria and her charming raven cohost Theodore dive into the Digiverse, exploring both The Network and File Island in this comparison of the first three episodes of Digimon Adventures and it's 2020 remake.

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