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• Hey, It's That Voice!: Takuya's seiyuu is known of voicing Naruto and Cure Rouge. What's weird, he and the latter are both fire-themed. Kouji's Japanese seiyuu (Hiroshi Kamiya) also voices Nozomu Itoshiki, the main character of Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei. Also, Junpei J.P. in the dub version is voiced by Steve Blum who is well known for voicing the token badass characters, like Mugen in Samurai Champloo. Koji is voiced by Steve Staley, who played previously played Ryo in Tamers. Meanwhile Kouichi is voiced by Crispin Freeman. And here's one that'll blow your mind: Mercurymon, the Legendary Warrior of Steel, is Cosmo and Gordy. Also, Tomoki is Katejina while Kouichi is Shinn Asuka
  • J.P.'s Italian voice actor is Naruto.
  • Kamui and Fuuma of X1999 are long lost brothers in this one. And Kotori happens to be their only female teammate. Makes sense..
  • So Leeron is in love with Yoko?
  • The extra four kids with Angemon are voiced by Joshua "Tai" Seth as Teppei, Brad "Kazu" MacDonald as Katsuharu, Tifanie "Yolei" Christun as Chiaki, and Brian "Davis" Donovan as Teruo. Dave Mallow reprises his voice role from Digimon Adventure as (a different) Angemon.
  • Whoa, Izzy is the Big Bad, and not for the last time either!
  • In English, Takuya is...Matt! Meaning Michael Reisz has voiced both The Lancer and The Hero!
• The Other Darrin: Due to fear of damaging his voice from all of the shouting, Takuya's English dub actor Michael Reisz refused to voice EmperorGreymon, giving the job to Dave Wittenberg instead...only for there to be not nearly as much shouting for EmperorGreymon's scenes. Wittenberg also replaces Reisz as Takuya for the movie.
  • A similar situation became close to happening for the Japanese version, when, exhausted from doing all of the pattern voices, Takuya's voice actress (Junko Takeuchi) asked Kouji's voice actor Hiroshi Kamiya to voice Susanoomon for her. However, Kamiya said that she should do it since Takuya's the main character, and the director overruled the request; as a result, Takeuchi voiced Susanoomon as originally planned.