Digimon: The Dark Towers

Digimon: The Dark Towers is an American science fiction action monster film based of the Japanese anime and video game franchise of the same name and is the sequel to Digimon: Digital Monsters and Digimon: War Game.

Plot
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DigiDestined

 * Dylan Minnette as Davis Monaghan
 * Ty Simpkins as T.K. Jordan
 * Joey King as Kari Kamden
 * Liana Liberato as Yolei Irvine
 * Mason Cook as Cody Hill

Digimon

 * Derek Stephen Prince as Veemon
 * Emily Browning as Patamon
 * Dianna Agron as Gatomon
 * Neil Kaplan as Hawkmon/Halesmon/Shurimon
 * Tom Hanks as Armadillomon
 * Steve Blum as Flamedramon/Raidramon/Magnamon
 * Val Kilmer as Pegasusmon
 * Susan Sarandon as Nefertimon
 * Tom Fahn as Digmon/Submarimon

Digimon Empire

 * Jamie Blackley as Ken Idle/Digimon Emperor
 * Paul St. Peter as Wormmon
 * Frank Welker as Kimeramon

Original DigiDestined

 * Dylan O'Brien as Tyler "Ty" Kamden
 * Dominic Sherwood as Matt Jordan
 * Jane Levy as Sora Taylor
 * Tom Holland as Korbin "Izzy" Issacs
 * Zoey Deutch as Mimi Tanner
 * Robert Sheehan as Joe Kelvin

Original Digimon

 * Tom Fahn as Agumon
 * Kirk Thornton as Gabumon/Garurumon/WereGarurumon/MetalGarurumon
 * Lea Michele as Biyomon
 * Jeff Nimoy as Tentomon/Kabuterimon/MegaKabuterimon
 * Emma Stone as Palmon
 * Shia LaBeouf as Gomamon
 * Kyle Hebert as Greymon
 * Melodee Spevack as Birdramon/Garudamon
 * Conchata Ferrell as Togemon
 * Andy Serkis as Ikkakumon/Zudomon
 * Val Kilmer as Angemon/MagnaAngemon
 * Sigourney Weaver as Angewomon
 * Joseph Pilato as MetalGreymon
 * Jena Malone as Lillymon
 * Christian Bale as WarGreymon

Development
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Pre-production and filming
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Post-production
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Music
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Reception
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Critical reaction
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Box office
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Sequel
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