The human partner of Terriermon, he is known for his calm presence and pacifist attitude. He is half-Japanese/half-Chinese. (from Wikipedia)

Takato Matsuda, Ruki Matsuno, and Lee Jenrya are children who have, by fate, received real Digimon, unlike the imaginary ones in the card game they play. Each of the children, or "Digimon Tamers", have their different views on how Digimon should be treated. But when other Digimon begin to appear around Japan, they must put aside their differences to fend off the digital intruders; even though Yamaki, who is the head of a secret organization called Hypnos is trying to eliminate all of the Digimon himself.
 
(Source: Anime News Network)

__Hobbies:__ watching movies
__Skills & Abilities:__ does Japanese calligraphy

[Official Website](https://www.davewittenberg.com/)

David Richard Paul Wittenberg.  Born in Johannesburg, South Africa.  He was raised in Boston Massachusetts.   Lives in Los Angeles, California.

Felipe Drummond is a brazilian voice actor, best known for voicing Mutant Rex.

Locomon, a train digimon, has suddenly appeared in the real world. All the tamers scramble to stop the train before it reaches its final destination: the portal into the Digital world.
 
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Takato and Guilmon go on vacation to Okinawa and meet a fellow tamer, Minami. Back in Japan, a popular computer pet suddenly becomes a virus, infecting all of the computers who have it. As the virus spreads, Takato tries to figure out why digimon are all attacking his new friend, and what her connection is to the virus.
 
(Source: Anime News Network)

When three Digimon fans -- Rika, Henry, and our lead Takato -- suddenly find themselves with "real" Digimon, they discover a living creature under your care is far harder to deal with than a few pixels on your TV screen. The kids try to be Digimon 'Tamers,' aka Digimon caretakers, but they all seem to have different opinions on what that should entail. Rika thinks Digimon should fight, Henry thinks they should never fight, and Takato ... seems to be somewhere in the middle. 
Being a Tamer isn't just about believing one thing or another. It's about learning and adjusting for the good of everyone else. But they have a long way to go, and their problems are just beginning. 
(Source: Toykoypop)

Jenrya Lee