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Message: [QUOTE="Waffles, post: 283090, member: 703"] There's actually a very Lovecraftian reason for it: following the overwhelming success of the first season, the lead writer/creator of Digimon left the show in protest of a sequel being made, understanding that he had already told (and wrapped up) the story he wanted to tell, so the network hired two new faces as creative leads and they kept a bitter fight for control throughout production, with one of them aiming for an offbeat and darker take on the series (which would later materialize on Tamers, the third series) -- the "Dark Ocean" storyline came directly from these efforts and was never touched again after being teased for a few minutes. Cthulhumon was not appeased :r [/QUOTE]

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