Astro Boy (1980)
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📖 SYNOPSIS
The original Japanese version of the series ran for 52 episodes while the English version ran for a reduced 51 episodes, as the first two episodes were combined into one, resulting in the omission of the entire backstory of the main antagonist. This creates issues when the antagonist appears later in the series, and the anime refers back to the events which were cut. (Source: Astro Boy Wiki and Wikipedia)
🎬 EPISODE GUIDE
🎭 CHARACTERS
Atom
Powerful android boy with seven amazing powers, fighting for justice and peace.
Portrayed by Park Romi, Shimizu Mari, Tsumura Makoto, Tagami Kazue
Dr. Ochanomizu
Astro Boy's creator and mentor, Dr. Ochanomizu, guides Astro and his family.
Portrayed by Furukawa Toshio, Katsuta Hisashi
Atlas
Powerful robot, Astro Boy's brother, initially antagonistic but ultimately self-sacrificing.
Portrayed by Mitsueda Akihiko, Mori Katsuji, Hiyama Nobuyuki
Astro Boy Series
TV · 1963 · Mushi Production
Astro Boy
In a futuristic Japan, a robot boy with incredible powers, created to replace a lost son, fights to protect the world and champion robot rights.
Movie · 1964 · Mushi Production
Astro Boy: The Brave in Space
This theatrical re-edition of "Astro Boy" features colorized episodes from the original series, including the Tezuka Osamu-inspired "Earth Defense Troops."
Movie · 1999
Uchuu Senchi Kyuugou SOS: Tetsuwan Atom to Kangaeru Minna no Mirai
A collaborative space adventure focusing on Astro Boy and the future of humanity.
Movie · 1999
Tetsuwan Atom: Ao Kishi no Kan
After a recap of Astro Boy's adventures, he battles Blue Bon, a robot who despises humans for destroying his family, leading to a conflict of ideologies.
Movie · 2001
Tetsuwan Atom: Chikyuu Saigo no Hi
Astro Boy befriends a discarded robot soldier while exploring space, only to face a devastating threat when a trash star hurtles towards Earth, forcing a difficult choice.
Movie · 2003
Tetsuwan Atom: Atom Tanjou no Himitsu
Dr. Tenma steals a digital brain, builds a robot on Mars, and tearfully revives his “son” Tobio upon returning to Earth.
TV · 2003 · Tezuka Productions
Astro Boy (2003)
Created by a grieving scientist, the super-powered robot boy Atom navigates a world of prejudice and danger while seeking his purpose and the truth about his past.
Movie · 2003
Tetsuwan Atom: Ivan no Wakusei - Robot to Ningen no Yuujou
A film from the *Tetsuwan Atom* franchise, this movie explores the friendship between robots and humans, showcased at the Tezuka Osamu World Cinema.
Movie · 2004
Tetsuwan Atom: Kagayakeru Hoshi - Anata wa Aoku, Utsukushii...
A Tetsuwan Atom movie, showcased at the Tezuka Osamu World Cinema in Tokyo until its closure in 2011, offers a unique cinematic experience.
OVA · 2009
Ravex in Tezuka World
In this "Return" story set after the manga's end, the robot boy is revived by "Space Jack" and joins ravex, encountering Tezuka characters in a musical celebration.
OVA · 2015
Little Astro Boy
In a town where humans and robots live together, the cheerful robot boy Astro Boy and his friends explore the world, facing challenges from the villainous Hamegg and his accomplices.
TV · 2017 · Signal.MD
Atom: The Beginning
Two brilliant but underfunded robotics students strive to create a humanoid robot capable of human-like thought and emotion, facing the ethical implications of their creation.
TV · 2019 · Planet Nemo Animation
Go Astro Boy Go!
When Earth's ecosystems face peril, the super-powered robot boy Astro embarks on a global mission to aid anyone affected by natural phenomena.
ONA · 2023 · Studio M2
Pluto
In a world of advanced robots, a robotic detective investigates a series of murders that defy the laws of robotics and threaten global peace.
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