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EP 1Black Jack prioritizes saving a cat, baby, and politician before facing a lawsuit and a cancer diagnosis
Oct 11, 2004During a ferry journey, Black Jack saves an Iriomote cat, a baby, and a politician in that specific order. The politician subsequently files a lawsuit against him. Later, the politician discovers he has cancer and is forced to ask Black Jack for medical assistance. This narrative functions as an episode 0, having aired alongside the first episode of the series. The story highlights the initial conflict and eventual reliance on Black Jack’s skills by the political figure involved in the incident.
EP 2A disabled boy attempts a solo 400km journey from Hiroshima to Osaka after reading an inspiring book.
Oct 18, 2004Inspired by a book, a handicapped boy decides to travel 400km from Hiroshima to Osaka alone. Black Jack accompanies the boy on this journey, much to the boy's annoyance. The narrative focuses on whether the boy can successfully complete this challenging solo trek. The story explores the boy's determination and the dynamic between him and the accompanying doctor.
EP 4Kong enlists drama club member Keaton to impersonate Black Jack for his sister Chako's tuberculosis treatment.
Nov 1, 2004Chako, the sister of Kong, suffers from a rare form of tuberculosis. Upon learning of the renowned surgeon Black Jack, she implores her brother to secure his medical assistance. Unable to locate the actual doctor, Kong recruits Keaton, a member of the drama club, to assume the role of Black Jack. The primary objective of this deception is to boost Chako's morale and spirits during her illness. The narrative focuses on whether this fabricated intervention can provide the necessary emotional support to aid her recovery, leaving the ultimate outcome of her condition uncertain.
5EP 5Black Jack encounters Dr. Shiitake at a hospital facing financial scandal and leadership vacuum.
Nov 8, 2004Black Jack meets Dr. Shiitake, a skilled but overlooked physician at Manaka Hospital. The institution is in turmoil following the death of its chairman and an embezzlement scandal involving two top doctors arrested for bribery. When a patient arrives injured by fireworks, the hospital cannot afford Black Jack’s high fee. Consequently, Dr. Shiitake is entrusted with the case, allowing him to demonstrate his true medical capabilities. Through this opportunity, he proves his worth and ultimately assumes the role of the new hospital director, rising from obscurity to leadership amidst the crisis.
6EP 6Black Jack saves a boy and his fearful teacher from fatal accidents
Nov 15, 2004A student terrified of his instructor, Mr. Muramasa, is struck by a motorcycle while being compelled to attend school. Muramasa engages Black Jack to perform surgery aimed at preserving the boy's legs. Upon discovering the depth of his student's dread, the teacher departs the hospital in a disoriented state and is subsequently hit by a car. He attempts to settle Black Jack's fees for the operation by offering his life insurance policy. Despite these tragic events and the teacher's financial gesture, the doctor successfully saves both the student and the instructor.
7EP 7Black Jack treats a sick white lion at the zoo and releases it after surgery
Nov 22, 2004A white lion named Luna Luna falls ill at the local zoo, prompting its keeper to seek medical assistance from Black Jack. Although the surgeon initially declines the request, he eventually agrees to perform surgery after discovering that a brain tumor is responsible for both the animal's sickness and its white fur. Following the successful operation, the lion's coat returns to its natural gold color. Instead of accepting a monetary payment, Black Jack takes the recovered lion as his fee. He then transports the animal to the wild and releases it back into its natural habitat.
8EP 8Sushi chef Taku loses arms in accident, leading to a partnership with driver Akira.
Nov 29, 2004Taku, a talented sushi chef, aims to create Japan's finest sushi for his blind mother. After a truck accident leaves him without arms, driver Akira steps in to assist him. The two develop a unique bond and professional partnership. Tragedy strikes when Akira suffers severe burns while rescuing a child from a fire. He later dies in the hospital and instructs his wife to donate his arms to Taku.
9EP 9Black Jack rescues an elderly woman after a mudslide and confronts her neglectful doctor son.
Dec 6, 2004Pinoko and Sharaku befriend an elderly woman residing at her son's hospital. Her son, a doctor, evicted her from her room to accommodate a patient. Having been rejected by various friends, she decided to stay at a dilapidated summer house she owns. However, heavy rains trigger a mudslide, leading Black Jack to rescue her. He then compels her son to reflect on what truly matters in their relationship.
10EP 10Black Jack and Pinoko travel to Asia to treat a 200-year-old man seeking the mythical phoenix.
Dec 13, 2004Black Jack and Pinoko travel to Asia to treat a 200-year-old man. Miriam, his descendant, hopes he will live long enough to reveal the location of the phoenix, a glowing bird said to grant immortality through its blood. After Black Jack successfully cures the elderly patient, the legend is exposed as a hoax. The man’s longevity stems from sheer willpower rather than magic, and the phoenix is merely a bird covered in luminescent bacteria.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Black Jack (TV) have?
- Black Jack (TV) has 61 episodes.
- When did Black Jack (TV) come out?
- Black Jack (TV) came out in 2004.
- Which studio made Black Jack (TV)?
- Black Jack (TV) was produced by Tezuka Productions.
- Who directed Black Jack (TV)?
- Black Jack (TV) was directed by Makoto Tezuka.
- Is Black Jack (TV) finished?
- Current status of Black Jack (TV): Finished.













