Ep. 48: Black Jack and Pinoko investigate a robin leaving money to save a sick boy
Aired on November 7, 2005
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Pinoko observes that funds are mysteriously appearing at Black Jack's residence. The two eventually identify a Japanese robin responsible for depositing the cash. Their investigation reveals a young boy suffering from a tumor. The bird is attempting to pay for the boy's medical treatment, mirroring how the boy previously rescued the robin's mate. This act of reciprocal kindness drives the robin's unusual behavior, prompting Black Jack and Pinoko to uncover the full story behind the animal's efforts to save the child's life.
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