The show stars a 14 years old boy, Marcus Damon, a human, meets Agumon, who has escaped from DATS, a secret government organization set up to defend the human world from invading wild Digimon.Digimon Data Squad. It ran from Octoto November 1, 2008. ('Digital Accident Tactics Squad'), an organization created to conceal the existence of the Digital World and Digimon from the rest of mankind.'It's fighting time!'/ 'That's how a man lives!'Digimon Data Squad is an Anime television series. We pick up with our heroes and the challenges faced by the members of D.A.T.S. Digimon Data Squad: With Quinton Flynn, Colleen O'Shaughnessey, Brian Beacock, Crispin Freeman.

Description: Masaru, a second year Junior High student and. Genres: Adventure Comedy Drama Fantasy Isekai Shounen. Digimon Data Squad (2006) Rating: G - All Ages. ('Digital Accident Tactics Squad'), an organization created to conceal the existence of the Digital World and Digimon from the rest of mankind. We pick up with our heroes and the challenges faced by the members of D.A.T.S.

Soon afterward, he's recruited as a member of DATS. When the fight ends in a draw, Agumon agrees to become his partner. Marcus meets and fights Agumon in the first episode of the series. He lives with his mother Sarah and younger sister Kristy.

After the final battle he decides to stay in the digital world to help keep Digimon in-line.Digimon Data Squad. The self-proclaimed 'ultimate team' are recruited by a secret government organization called the Digimon Data Squad, or DATS, who had witnessed an unbelievable human fighting blow for blow. Even though others can evoke their DNA charges by themselves, Marcus must connect a punch on an enemy to do so, subsequently using it to digivolve Agumon.Upon meeting for the first time, undefeated street fighter Marcus Damon and renegade Digimon Agumon become friends in the most natural way possible for the knuckleheaded duoby fighting their hearts out.

11th-Hour Superpower: His bond with Agumon helps him achieve his own Burst Mode which they use it to finish off Yggdrasil. 10-Minute Retirement: After ShineGreymon Ruin Mode's rampage made Agumon turn back into a digiegg, he's forced to stay with his mom and sister after the others go fight against Belphemon but he later decides to go fight with them even without Agumon. We pick up with our heroes and the challenges faced by the members of D.A.T.S.

And This Is for.: A dark version of this trope, when ShineGreymon Ruin Mode is pummeling MirageGaogamon, he says this about the Digimon that died because of Kurata and that Tohma will apologize to them with his life. All-Loving Hero: Masaru picks up where his father Suguru left off as far as reaching out to Digimon and trying to create the world where Digimon and humans can live together. Eventually, he went to the fight with him still as a Digiegg.

He even tied against Tohma, even though he's had far more formal training than Masaru. Badass Normal: He's strong and beat up several men at the beggining of the series. Badass Family: He and his father, Suguru, both we're able to fight fairly against Mega level Digimon. Badass Baritone: He has a deep growling voice which goes well with his Hot-Blooded Blood Knight personality. Masaru and ShineGreymon Burst Mode are happy to oblige.

Bicep-Polishing Gesture: Done as early as episode 6. Beyond the Impossible: He breaks an unbreakable shield with his bare fist. Battle Aura: His DigiSoul becomes a orange aura before he digivolves Agumon to Perfect level onwards, his rage at Tohma's betrayal turns it into a dark purple color however. He fits this with Agumon, as well

Big Eater: Best exemplified in episode 22, where his rice bowl towers everyone else's and then he asks for additional rice several scenes later. Unfortunely, they also lose and have to be saved by Satsuma and Sleipmon. Big Damn Heroes: He arrives just in time after all his friends have been defeated by Dukemon and digivolves Agumon to ShineGreymon to fight. He also develops this with Keenan, offering to let him live in his house.

Book Dumb: Though he lacks Tohma's intelligence, Masaru is smarter than he may seem. Blood Knight: He refers to himself as the 'number one street fighter' and thus never turns down a challenge from any human or Digimon and always enjoys a good fight.BanchoLeomon: Want to try taking on these fists?Masaru: ( Knuckle Cracking with a Grin of Audacity) Interesting. In fact, doing so is the only way he can generate a DNA charge to digivolve Agumon.

Determinator: Especially notable when he was the only one that didn't lose hope after Tohma explained the damage Belphemon would cause to both the Earth and the Digital World, and instead he said that they should just hurry up and beat him. Delinquents: A banchou in the original. He gets better, despite Marcus being told he'd lose his memory.

Goggles Do Nothing: It is such a recognizable image in this franchise that it should be noted that he averts this. Four-Temperament Ensemble: The Choleric And a literal example, as he often literally punches them out. Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: His trademark nearly every time Agumon needs to digivolve will result in this.

Idiot Hero: Okay, he's not an idiot per se, but he never thinks things through. I Choose to Stay: After the final battle he decides to stay in the digital world to help keep Digimon in-line. If he didn't have his partner, he'd probably just keep punching his enemies until he got himself killed. Tohma at first assumed that Masaru wanted Tohma to do the test for him but Masaru was quick to say that he'd never ask that.

Jerk with a Heart of Gold: He can be quite the jerk at times, especially to Tohma, and isn't above arguing and even fighting with Agumon but he definitely has a good heart and is a loyal friend even to Tohma, who he had serious trouble working together with at first, and Ikuto, who has attacked him a lot of times. This feeling and willpower allows him to reach a new Digisoul and evolve GeoGreymon to RizeGreymon Saying his power wasn't useful at all to protect Chika and Biyomon's feelings and wishing to be stronger so no one else will have to suffer painful emotions.

Muscles Are Meaningless: Despite his Younger Than He Looks appearance and penchant for getting into physical fights he theoretically shouldn't be able to win and actually winning them, Marcus is shown to be rather skinny, and coupled with his height, can come off as positively lanky in the right/wrong clothes (like his school uniform, which looks too big for him). Meaningful Name: Can be read as 'daimondai', which sounds like 'big problem'. Manly Tears: Anytime he cries, it's guaranteed to be this.Masaru: No! You idiot! These are sweat drops from my heart! Although this was never a major impediment at any point.

Rated M for Manly: How else can you describe a guy that punches Mega level Digimon in the face? His version of the DATS uniform in a blue jacket over a red jumpsuit. Primary-Color Champion: Marcus's civilian wear in earlier episodes consists of a red unbuttoned shirt over a white shirt, blue jeans and red sneakers. My God, What Have I Done?: His reaction to ShineGreymon Burst Mode's rampage followed by Agumon's Disney Death due to the fact it happened after his anger at Tohma forced the digievolution. The Distant Finale that takes place five years later, however, does show him sporting a bit of muscle.

His mother is Japanese and his father is a prominent Austrian aristocrat named Franz Norstein. He bases his operations on data and theoretical principles, and as such his personality clashes with Marcus'. His abilities are considered Г©lite, even within DATS. But one example that stands out is the one says after Tohma's FaceВ–Heel Turn.Thomas is a 14-year-old boy genius who graduated from the Stockholm Royal University of Science at the age of 13. This Is Unforgivable!: He says this a lot, especially to Kurata. Talk to the Fist: Several occasions but the most impressive one was definitely when against Kurata.

It is never shown who Relena's mother is, but she died of complications during childbirth. He also has a younger sister, Relena, who suffers from a strange disease. He was taken back to Austria.