I believe that for many people, "Digimon" has always been one of the good memories of childhood, especially the theme song of the first part of the series of animation, "butter-fly", is a song that people can never forget, but on the morning of April 3, Mitsuji Wada, who sang this classic song for us, died of illness. Just yesterday (April 26), the official "Wada Koji Farewell Party" for fans also officially came to an end.
At the farewell party, many fans took the Digimon peripherals and dolls together to reminisce about the undead butterfly that flew to the "Digital World"
Koji Wada was born on January 29, 1974, and he made his debut as a singer in 1999 by singing the theme song "Butter-fly" for Digimon Adventure, and since then he has sung the theme songs of the DM series such as Digimon Adventure 02, Digimon Trainer, and Digimon Frontline. However, in 2003, he was diagnosed with a malignant tumor of the lymph glands in the throat, and even stopped all activities between 2002 and 2003. Koji Wada himself once said: "At that time, I was told that chemotherapy and surgery were difficult to remove, and it was not long ago that it was fully confirmed to be cured, but because I felt unwell, I went to the hospital for examination and was confirmed that the cancer cells had metastasized to other places." Later, after hard work, he sang a re-recorded "butter-fly" for today's Digimon Adventure tri.. Therefore, many people originally thought that Uncle Guang had slowly recovered, but suddenly ushered in such bad news.
Finally, may Uncle Guang go all the way and send us eternal immortal butterflies!
via: Anime House