Which season is most worth watching (4-5)?

[GatomonComesCalling]

I saw all of season 1, 2 and 3 when they first played. A little later season 4 came out and I watched the first ep or so, but it was totally alienating and didn't feel like giving it a chance, so I just watched season 1 & 3 again instead. Still re-watching season 1.

So I woke up today and decided, today's the day I get with the times. I'm gonna download one of these seasons and watch it start to finish. But there can only be one.

Which of season 4 and 5 is the best (or is there another now)? Best characters? Cutest characters? Best storyline? Which one did you just like the most and would recommend?

For reference, I loved season 1 characters the most, but season 3 story the most. Fan of deception and treachery and plots involving such.

[Wisemon]

Watch the first 25 episodes of Season 4 and the last 25 of Season 5 if you want the best of both worlds.

[Guilmon and a shotgun]

Watch the first 25 episodes of Season 4 and the last 25 of Season 5 if you want the best of both worlds.

Haha, nice remark Wise i'm noting that down

But more to the point, why not watch them both? I will give you fair warning though, if you wanna not be dissapointed then watch 5 first. Season 4 was the one where they decided to change a crucial element of Digimon and as a result not many people like it for that.

[UnknownH]

The first 13 or so eps of Season 5 kind of drag. But keep going. Trust me.

[grandphoenix1]

Season 4, was pretty cool, the last 8-10 episodes are well worth to watch.

[Harie Krauzer]

I liked season 4 over 5 despite the lack of Digimon partners.

[AngelGatomon]

I like more the season 4 than 5 because of the big variety of Digimons that appear.

[DarkChibimon]

I like 5 more than 4 because of the digimon partners, though 5 had a lack of a goggle head *looks at Marcus* but still has the goggle head personally, being hot-headedness and tendency to act before thinking.

[grandphoenix1]

Season 4 was alot more cool, I'm just stating it after the fact.

[Renafan]

I like four because it gave the kids more opportunity to interact with other Digimon than their partners (there's still that relationship there, just not as obvious mind you) and make a name for themselves. Five goes back to basics and is still able to stand on it's own with a villian who you just love to hate.