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Mighty guards the cosmo diamond on Planet Bomber while Mujoe attacks
Oct 2, 2002Mighty travels back to Planet Bomber with the specific mission of protecting the cosmo diamond. At the same time, Mujoe commands his army to seize the unique diamond. He utilizes his heat cannon to assist in this theft attempt. The narrative focuses on the conflict between Mighty's defensive efforts and Mujoe's aggressive offensive strategy to acquire the valuable gem.
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Shirobon joins the Jetters to protect a unique dinosaur egg from the High-Hige
Oct 9, 2002Shirobon joins the Jetters for their first assignment, which involves protecting a unique dinosaur egg from the High-Hige. This mission marks the beginning of his involvement with the group as they face the threat posed by the antagonists. The episode focuses on the team's initial efforts to safeguard the valuable artifact while dealing with the challenges presented by their enemies. The narrative establishes the dynamic between Shirobon and the Jetters as they undertake this critical task.
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A Powerful Enemy Appears as Bombermen Join Forces
Oct 16, 2002The Jetters are assigned to safeguard a golden feline statue from the High-Hige gang. Conflict arises when Dr. Mechado reveals a new weapon, the Combined Bomberman Making Machine, capable of transforming any targeted creature into a living Bomberman. He utilizes this device to create Bat Bomber as their initial adversary. During the ensuing chaos, the High-Hige successfully steal the statue. Shirobon engages in combat against the enemy to retrieve the artifact and restore order. This confrontation highlights the dangers of Mechado's technology and the Jetters' commitment to protecting valuable items from criminal elements seeking to exploit them for their own gain.
- 4EP 4
Gangu Leaves Jetters and Lands on Totemoku Planet After Being Thrown Into a Truck
Oct 23, 2002Fed up with serving as Bongo's test subject, Gangu attempts to quit the Jetters but is accidentally launched into a garbage truck bound for Totemoku Planet. Shirobon and Bongo depart independently to rescue him. Meanwhile, Mechado misplaces his universally-unique perfume, which also travels to the same planet. The item sends a directive to the High-Hige bandits, instructing them to retrieve the lost fragrance. This creates a parallel crisis as the Jetters members pursue Gangu while Mechado's forces hunt for the scent, intertwining the rescue mission with the search for the valuable perfume on the distant world.
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Shirobon destroys ramen shop and Jetters mine for space coal on Planet Kurodaiya
Oct 30, 2002Shirobon accidentally destroys Shout’s ramen shop and burns their special space coal while attempting to assist with cooking. Upon discovering that additional coal can be mined on Planet Kurodaiya, Shout leads the Jetters to the location. During the expedition, they encounter a miner possessing the universe's only unique pickaxe, making the worker a target for the High-Hige. As the two groups clash, Shirobon faces Top Bomber, the High-Hige's second creation, in a battle to safeguard the valuable pickaxe from falling into enemy hands.
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A mysterious man named Max appears to challenge Shirobon to a duel on Planet Western.
Nov 6, 2002Mujoe attempts to restore his pride by compelling a sheriff to summon the Jetters to Planet Western, where they intend to force Shirobon into a duel. However, the proceedings are interrupted by the sudden arrival of a mysterious individual named Max. This unexpected figure performs a specific gesture that is instantly recognizable to the observers. The action causes significant shock and surprise for both Shirobon and Birdy, who are stunned by the familiarity of the movement displayed by the newcomer during this tense confrontation.
- 7EP 7
Jetters and bandits visit Planet Kouraku where Shirobon finds mouse-like natives
Nov 13, 2002The Jetters and the Hige-Hige bandits travel to Planet Kouraku to take a break. During this time, Shirobon discovers an underground race of mouse-like people. Meanwhile, Hige-Hige soldiers are resting in the caves. Chūko sneaks into a basket belonging to the Hige-Hige soldiers. The natives and the Jetters then pursue the kidnappers who have taken the basket. This sequence of events leads to a chase involving the various groups on the planet as they react to the abduction. The story focuses on the interaction between the visitors and the native inhabitants amidst the conflict caused by the Hige-Hige bandits' actions.
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The Jetters protect a rare ice rose from the Hige-Hige
Nov 20, 2002The Jetters embark on a mission to safeguard a unique ice rose. This specific flower is known to exist only within an ice comet. Their objective is to prevent the Hige-Hige from obtaining this rare botanical specimen. The team must navigate the challenges associated with the comet's environment while ensuring the preservation of the ice rose. This operation highlights the group's commitment to protecting valuable and rare items from hostile forces seeking to exploit them.
- 9EP 9
The Jetters and Hige-Hige search for a unique sailor-suited fish head figurehead in Planet Resort.
Nov 27, 2002In this installment, the Jetters and Hige-Hige are engaged in a search for a distinctive figurehead located within Planet Resort. The object of their pursuit is a unique fish head figurehead dressed in a sailor suit. The narrative focuses on the efforts of these groups as they attempt to locate this specific item amidst the setting of Planet Resort. The episode details their activities and the specific characteristics of the figurehead they seek, without introducing additional plot elements or external context beyond the provided information.
- 10EP 10
Shirobon meets thief Misty after his ship crash lands
Dec 4, 2002Following the crash landing of his vessel, Shirobon encounters Misty, a thief who is also in search of unique items. The two individuals cross paths during this incident, establishing a connection based on their shared interest in acquiring distinctive objects. This meeting occurs immediately after the accident involving Shirobon's ship, setting the stage for their subsequent interactions as they navigate the aftermath of the crash.
- 11EP 11
Jetters search for a Charabom parent on a distant planet after a crash landing.
Dec 11, 2002A Charabom escape pod crashes on Planet Jetters, prompting the team to travel to a world inhabited by these creatures to locate the parent. Upon arrival, Shout convinces Jetters to join Ajoe's army in search of a specific item. The group is subsequently arrested by Pteragodon police forces. Ajoe's army intervenes and rescues the detained Jetters from prison, resolving the immediate conflict while the search for the Charabom's origin continues.
- 12EP 12
Ajoe Meets Mujoe While Jetters Evade Police Pursuit on Charabom
Dec 18, 2002Ajoe encounters Mujoe as the heroes flee local authorities. Pteragodon police chase them, but soldiers distract pursuers with barbecue meat from their head pots. The police Charaboms eventually catch up and target Mujoe, who is disguised as Hiroshi's mother and has lured Hiroshi away. Mujoe remains near Jetters. When Jetters reunite Hiroshi and Mama Elephan, they discover Shirobon carried a unique heat-preserving kettle for a million years. Shirobon returns the item to Mama Elephan. After leaving planet Charabom, Shout reveals to Shirobon that Hiroshi is a girl.
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Bagura dismisses Mujoe and creates Bomber Shitennou to challenge the arrogant Shriobon
Dec 25, 2002President Bagura dismisses Mujoe from Hige-Hige due to repeated failures. To regain his trust, Bagura utilizes the Combined Bomberman Making Machine to create the Bomber Shitennou. He then summons the Jetters to challenge Shriobon. This confrontation targets Shriobon, whose recent string of successes has made him arrogant. Notably, Shriobon had earned a second Bomb Star in Episode 10. The episode focuses on Bagura's attempt to restore his authority by pitting his new creations against the overconfident hero. The narrative highlights the power dynamics within Hige-Hige and the escalating conflict between the Jetters and the newly formed Bomber Shitennou unit.
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Higehige Gang documentary reveals daily life through unit 156
Dec 30, 2002Mujoe presents a documentary film that offers a glimpse into the routine activities and daily existence of the Higehige camp. The footage is curated and shown specifically from the viewpoint of Hige-Hige unit No. 156, providing an observational look at their operations. This presentation serves as a narrative device to showcase the group's internal dynamics and lifestyle through the eyes of this particular unit.
- 15EP 15
Shirobon Depressed After Defeat, Momo Introduces Training Tower to Restore His Spirit
Jan 8, 2003Following his loss to Flame Bomber, Shirobon falls into deep depression and ceases working, which results in Dr. Ein dismissing him from the Jetters. Consequently, the team lacks a Bomberman and cannot resist the Hige-Hige alongside their new Bomber Shitennou. Meanwhile, on Planet Bomber, Shirobon attempts to reflect on his situation. Momo presents him with a training tower to help him rediscover the true meaning of being a Bomberman. This period of isolation and rigorous practice aims to restore his confidence and purpose after the significant defeat that previously hindered his performance and employment.
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Shirobon Returns to the Tower and Challenges Flame Bomber Again
Jan 15, 2003Shirobon enters the training tower and advances through the stages without difficulty until reaching the finals against Momo. Upon facing her, he recognizes that obtaining his second Bomb Star has not altered his fundamental situation. This realization confirms that he still has a significant journey ahead of him. Consequently, Shirobon returns to the Jetters to assist them. He then seeks out Flame Bomber to issue a challenge for a rematch, aiming to test his progress and resolve against his rival once more.
- 17EP 17
Alluring Mermaid Bomber Appears as Bongo and Gangu Leave the Jetters
Jan 22, 2003Bongo and Gangu decide to retire from the Jetters, believing they are useless and that Shirobon alone carries the team. During a mission to retrieve a universally unique pair of binoculars from the Hige-Hige, Shirobon faces off against Mermaid Bomber of the Shitennou.
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Shirobon creates a new bomb to counter water after losing to Mermaid Bomber
Jan 29, 2003Following his defeat by Mermaid Bomber, Shirobon is tasked with developing a new explosive capable of countering water-based attacks. Recognizing the necessity of assistance, Bongo and Gangu step in to support him. They collaborate with Shirobon to refine the required technique and provide aid to the Jetters. This teamwork is essential for the group to successfully execute their upcoming mission objectives and overcome the specific challenges posed by their aquatic adversary.
- 19EP 19
Max and White Bomber
Feb 5, 2003The Jetters embark on a mission to safeguard unique spicy honey from theft. Meanwhile, Max has been selected by President Bagura to steal the honey for the Hige-Hige. During the operation, Max employs a familiar technique that causes Shirobon to angrily suspect he might be the brother Mighty. This incident creates tension within the group as Shirobon questions Max's true identity and loyalties while the mission proceeds under the watchful eyes of both the Jetters and the Hige-Hige.
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Grand Bomber attempts to defeat Jetters alone but ends up wanting to plant rice with Shirobon
Feb 12, 2003With the Shitennou reduced to just two members and Mujoe incapacitated by illness, Grand Bomber embarks on a solo mission to defeat the Jetters. This plan unfolds during a rice planting tour, where his intentions shift unexpectedly. Instead of engaging in combat, he finds himself drawn to the agricultural activity. Ultimately, his focus changes from hostility to a desire to participate in the farming process alongside Shirobon, marking a significant deviation from his original objective to confront the heroes.
- 21EP 21
Grand Bomber's Dilemma at the Ancient Hot Spring Village
Feb 19, 2003Grand Bomber, having formed a bond with Shirobon, expresses a desire to join the Jetters. The team encounters ancient hot springs during their mission. Mujoe and Thunder Bomber arrive to persuade Grand Bomber to change his mind. Shirobon refuses to fight Grand Bomber, causing the latter to feel torn between his loyalties. The situation creates tension as Grand Bomber struggles with the conflicting demands of his new friends and his past connections. This encounter highlights the emotional complexity of Grand Bomber's decision to leave his previous allegiance behind.
- 22EP 22
Max and Shirobon confront past suspicions following a mission clash
Feb 26, 2003Max and Shirobon clash again during a mission, with Shirobon still suspicious Max could be his brother. After Birdy manages to drive him away, he has a long talk with Shirobon about what really happened during and after the Cosmo Diamond incident in an attempt to convince him Max is not Mighty.
- 23EP 23
Shout learns of Mighty's death and confronts Shirobon after hiding her grief from the Jetters.
Mar 5, 2003Birdy, Mujoe, and an unknown individual gather in secret to confirm that Mighty is officially deceased. Shout eavesdrops on this revelation, but Birdy detects her presence and warns her to keep the news from Shirobon. Overcome with depression, Shout isolates herself, prompting the Jetters to attempt to cheer her up. However, Shirobon continues to speak fondly of his brother, causing Shout to lose her composure. She ultimately breaks down and discloses the harsh reality of Mighty's fate to Shirobon, ending her attempt to shield him from the painful truth.
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Shirobon Goes Undercover as a Bandit to Confront Max
Mar 12, 2003Following Shout’s revelation of the truth, Shirobon becomes enraged and departs from the group. Still convinced that Max is actually Mighty, he infiltrates Max’s command unit by disguising himself as a Hige-Hige bandit. This undercover mission leads to a direct and violent confrontation between Shirobon and Max. The situation escalates rapidly as Thunder Bomber joins the conflict, turning the encounter into a deadly struggle. The intense battle continues until Birdy intervenes to rescue Shirobon from the dangerous situation.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Bomberman Jetters have?
- Bomberman Jetters has 52 episodes.
- When did Bomberman Jetters come out?
- Bomberman Jetters came out in 2002.
- Which studio made Bomberman Jetters?
- Bomberman Jetters was produced by Studio DEEN.
- Who directed Bomberman Jetters?
- Bomberman Jetters was directed by Ryouki Kamitsubo.
- Is Bomberman Jetters finished?
- Current status of Bomberman Jetters: Finished.