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Mimi Tachikawa is one of the main protagonists of reboot anime, Digimon Adventure:.
She is voiced by Marika Kouno in the Japanese version.
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Appearance
She wears clothes similar to her original counterpart. Unlike original Mimi, she wears a white hat with pink drawstring (the reversed color scheme of her original counterpart's hat) and doesn't wears brown gloves.
Personality
History
When Orgemon starts looking for them. Elsewhere, Mimi Tachikawa is seen holding a Digivice with Palmon beside her.
When Taichi & others are captured by Palmon who mistakes them for fruit thieves and brings them to Mimi Tachikawa, the self-proclaimed queen of a village of Tanemon. She reveals that the Tanemon are threatened by a pack of Tuskmon who have been stealing their fruits and Taichi agrees to help. Koshiro contacts them and reveals that time in the Digital World flows much faster than in the Human World, giving them more time to stop the outages in Tokyo than they at first believed. Taichi and Sora confront the invaders while Mimi and Palmon defend themselves against Ogremon, who makes a surprise attack riding a Drimogemon. Palmon is badly hurt while protecting Mimi, whose resolve to stay by Palmon's side causes her to evolve into Togemon. Afterwards, Mimi and Palmon bid farewell to the Tanemon and join the others on their journey.
She and others reach the ocean and take a moment to relax. Birdramon flies Taichi, Sora, and Agumon to scout the sea but they are knocked out of the sky by a Gesomon lurking beneath the waves. The group is rescued and brought back to shore by Gomamon, an aquatic Digimon who reveals that he is the partner of Joe Kido, another chosen one. The group attempts to convince Joe to join them on their quest but he refuses, being more worried about high school entrance exams than saving the world. Mimi and the others form a plan to lure Gesomon to shore using Gomamon as bait. The plan succeeds but Gomamon is injured, and as Gesomon holds its own against Greymon and Togemon. She and others ride Ikkakumon to their next destination.
She and her friends arrive at the other side of the ocean, when they are attacked from afar. They are rescued by Yamato and his partner Gabumon, who reveals that there is a Gorimon sniping at them from atop a fortress. Certain that the others will only hinder him, Yamato leaves them behind and launches an attack on the fortress alone. After all other enemies are defeated, Yamato apologizes to the others for not relying on them, and while exploring the fortress, the group finds a stone tablet which Taichi affirms to contain information regarding the Holy Digimon.
Mimi learns from the tablet that the Holy Digimon was captured by the enemy. While the children discuss what to do next. During Greymon & Ogremon's fight, a pack of Coredramon arrive to attack the other children, until Koshiro and Kabuterimon arrive to reunite with the others and Ogremon disperses them personally, wanting a fair fight. When Ogremon points out the location of the Holy Digimon to the children, instructing them to escape while he fights MetalTyrannomon alone.
When MetalTyrannomon pursuing them, the children take shelter on a cave where Koshiro, analyzing the data he obtained at the fortress, pinpoints the location where the Holy Digimon is being held based on Ogremon's directions. The escape plan fails when the children's advance is cut short by a lake of miasma that blocks their way just as Taichi and Greymon's fight against MetalTyrannomon brings the combatants to their location. She and others are unable to proceed forward due to the miasma, the children decide to circle around the lake while split into two groups, hoping that at least one of them can find a way past it.
Mimi, Taichi and Koshiro find some forest ruins and decide to investigate it. Mimi triggers a trap and falls into a hole with Palmon, much to the others' shock.
When she and Palmon fell into the depths of the ruins. Mimi and Palmon wandered about the ruins, eventually coming across a deactivated Guardromon among piles of robotic Digimon parts whom Mimi express sympathy towards. The Soundbirdmon that had been stealthily following them brainwashes an Andromon into attacking Mimi, but Guardromon suddenly reactivated by itself and helped them escape. Mimi and Palmon bonds with Guardromon, who eventually reunites them with the others, but Andromon catches up, easily defeating the other Digimons while matching MetalGreymon's power with its own until the heavily damaged Guardromon sacrifices itself to hold back Andromon. Mimi's grief causes Togemon to evolve into Lilimon and defeat Andromon, who regained his senses before he and Guardromon's body are enveloped in vegetation caused by Lilimon's attack. After she learn that Guardromon and Andromon were former comrades until the latter was brainwashed, Mimi leaves the flower Guardromon had given her as a memorial for the two Digimon before leaving the ruins.
Episode Appearances
- Tokyo: Digital Crisis
- The Holy Digimon
- The Targeted Kingdom
- That Boy is Joe Kido
- The Children's Attack on the Fortress
- The Ultimate Digimon Attacks
- The Steel-Solid Super Warrior
- The Wolf Standing Atop the Desert
- Lilymon Blooms
- Garudamon of the Crimson Wings
- The Kings of the Insects Clash
- Zudomon's Iron Hammer of Lightning
- The Jet-Black Shadow Invades Tokyo
- The Battle in Tokyo Against Orochimon
- Countdown to Tokyo's Annihilation
- The Fist of the Beast King Roars
- The Seventh One Awakens
- The Tide-Turning Update
- The Unbeatable Blue Sagittarius
- The Messenger of Darkness, Devimon
- The Final Stage, DoneDevimon
- Dive to the Next Ocean
- Break Through the Sea Monster Barricade
- To the New Continent
- The Children's Fight for Survival
- Escape the Burning Jungle
- Soaring Hope
- The Hikari of Dawn
- Mimi-chan Wars
- The Blazing Blue Friendship
- Jyagamon, Potato Hell
Trivia
- Her Japanese Voice Actress, Marika Kouno also voices Midori from Fire Emblem.
