Digimon is produced by Toei Animation and Bandai. Originally, the series were exhibited on Japan's Fuji Television. In the United States, the series was dubbed by Saban, and was initially broadcasted through Fox Network's Fox Kids and Fox Family, but after Disney's acquisition of Saban during the third season, the first three seasons stayed on ABC Family and the fourth premiered on UPN, farmed out as part of a deal between Disney and UPN, which concluded with Frontier's end, leading to the season being re-run on ABC Family. In Canada, the show was broadcast on YTV. Assorted fansubs and dubs for the series also exist, with focus having been on the undubbed movies.

The animated series have also spawned a manga adaptation, Chinese in origin, written and drawn by Yuen Wong Yu. It has been published in English in North America by TokyoPop, and it retains its right to left format. Digimon is published in Singapore in English by Chuang Yi. Dark Horse Comics has also published American-style Digimon comic books, adapting the first dubbed 13 episodes of the first animated season. In the United Kingdom, Panini Comics reprinted these Dark Horse titles, then some translated German adaptations of second-season episodes, and finally began to print their own unique stories, which danced in and around the continuity of the second animated season, before shifting to the third season, where the stories were more carefully thought out to fit between the tight storytelling of the animated series. These original stories appeared in both the UK's Official Digimon Magazine, and the official Fox Kids companion magazine, Wickid, both of which have since been cancelled.