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1 / 3- 15EP 15
Matatabi arrives to confront Kuro, leading to a destructive battle between the old friends.
Jan 8, 2000Kuro is visited by an old friend named Matatabi, who knew him as "Kid". The tiger cat asks Mi, Go, and Kotaro where "Kid" is, prompting them to investigate Kuro as a possible lead. It turns out Kuro is the cat referred to as "Kid", and the two end up getting into a destructive battle.
- 16EP 16
Kuro-chan Runs Away
Jan 15, 2000Kotaro transforms a lamp into a small robot named Nana to serve as a household cleaner. Shortly after her creation, Nana decides to run away from home. Simultaneously, Kuro also leaves after getting into a fight with Matatabi. The two runaways eventually cross paths and meet. During their time together, Nana develops romantic feelings for Kuro. This episode explores the parallel departures of the robot and the cat, leading to an unexpected connection between them as they navigate their new lives outside their respective homes.
- 17EP 17
A Major Snow Duel Involving a Cat from Kuro and Matatabi's History
Jan 22, 2000A feline connected to the past of Kuro and Matatabi is acquired by Gotch. While Kuro and his companions attend a party elsewhere, Gotch and his group launch a sudden assault on Kuro's residence. This unexpected attack targets the home during the absence of its primary occupants, creating a conflict centered around the cat and the surprise nature of the invasion by Gotch's gang.
- 18EP 18
Kuro and Suzuki encounter firefighter Megumi and a robot that develops romantic feelings for her.
Jan 29, 2000Kuro and Suzuki meet the firefighter Megumi, who is willing to put out any fire, literally. While Dr Go showcases a new robot to Suzuki's class, Megumi shows up and the robot also falls in love with her, which turns into yet another pursuit.
- 19EP 19
Dr. Go and Kotaro create a self-replicating battle car that goes on a rampage, prompting Kuro and Mi to pursue it.
Feb 5, 2000Dr. Go and Kotaro construct a battle car modeled after Dr. Go, which subsequently goes on a rampage. In response, Kuro and Mi decide to team up to chase down the rogue vehicle, utilizing their own modified vehicles for the pursuit. This production marks the first episode that was not an adaptation from the manga. It also serves as a tie-in, featuring Kuro and Mi's vehicles based on the Battleborg motorised toys released by TOMY in 1999.
- 20EP 20
Nana attempts to win Kuro's affection while Go sabotages the robot with a bomb.
Feb 12, 2000Nana initiates a plan to regain Kuro's attention. Her strategy proceeds according to her expectations until Go intervenes by placing a bomb inside the robot. This unexpected action disrupts Nana's efforts and alters the situation significantly. The episode focuses on the conflict between Nana's romantic intentions and Go's destructive interference with the mechanical device.
- 21EP 21
Fukakyon steals Kuro's suit after he rejects her romantic confession
Feb 19, 2000A cat named Fukakyon from Hawaii visits Kuro and confesses her love for him. Kuro rejects her feelings, causing Fukakyon to become frustrated and run away with his suit. Kuro and his friends group together to chase her down and retrieve the stolen clothing.
- 22EP 22
Suzuki arranges a date with Megumi and uses illusion glasses to manage his fear of heights.
Feb 26, 2000Suzuki invites Megumi on a date, and she agrees to go on a rollercoaster. Because Suzuki is afraid of heights, Dr. Go creates a pair of glasses that create the illusion he is somewhere else. The date proceeds smoothly until a gang of villains take over the park with their giant robot.
- 23EP 23
Kuro survives a hijacking and meets reporters hunting a giant snake-creature in the Amazon.
Mar 4, 2000After agreeing to accompany his grandparents on a trip to ensure their safety, Kuro accompanies them on a flight. During the journey, armed hijackers seize control of the aircraft. Kuro attempts to intervene but fails, resulting in him falling from the plane. He lands in the Amazon Rain Forest, where he encounters a group of television reporters. These journalists are searching for Hebibinga, a mysterious creature described as a giant snake with human legs. The encounter marks the beginning of Kuro's unexpected adventure in the jungle while the hijacking situation remains unresolved.
- 24EP 24
The Team Races to Hokkaido for a Walking Snake Tooth Antidote
Mar 11, 2000Kotaro falls ill after discovering a bottle containing a lethal zombie virus, posing a threat to himself and others. Go discovers that an antidote can be crafted from the tooth of a walking snake. Kuro identifies the creature as Hebibinga and, upon seeing news reports indicating its movement toward Hokkaido, realizes the urgency of the situation. Consequently, Kuro, Mi, and Dunk immediately depart for the region to retrieve the necessary tooth and secure the cure before the virus spreads further or causes more harm.
- 25EP 25
Kotaro's Father returns after evading police, forcing a reluctant alliance with his son.
Mar 18, 2000Go, Mi, and Kotaro face an initial confrontation with the police, which they successfully repel. Following this skirmish, Kotaro's father appears, disclosing that he had been fleeing from law enforcement. Kotaro remains indifferent to his father's reappearance, citing the past trouble caused by his father's abandonment of the family. However, the situation escalates when the police return accompanied by additional backup and robots. This renewed threat compels Kotaro and his father to set aside their differences and cooperate in order to survive the attack. The narrative focuses on the tension between the estranged father and son as they are forced into an uneasy alliance against a common enemy.
- 26EP 26
The World Domination Plan Begins?!
Mar 25, 2000A tall creature visits Kuro's house seeking Dr Go, revealing itself as part of the Meow Meow Army separated after the store demolition in episode 2. The cats discuss their world domination plans with Go, who appears uninterested in the idea. Episode 26 was originally planned to be the final episode. However, due to popularity, the production of new episodes was extended. The first VHS series somewhat reflects this, with the first line consisting of the first 26 episodes.
- 27EP 27
Matatabi recruits friends to clear snow, but a mishap opens a rift to a war-torn desert world.
Apr 1, 2000A heavy snowstorm threatens to collapse the Fuji house roof, prompting Matatabi to enlist Kuro and others for snow removal. Initial efforts yield little progress until they discover that building a bonfire effectively melts the accumulation. However, the situation escalates when Romeo and Juliet attach a missile to the fuel source. This action triggers a catastrophic mishap that opens a rift, transporting the group to a desert-like world currently engulfed in war. The episode details their sudden displacement from a snowy domestic setting to a hostile, conflict-ridden environment due to this unexpected dimensional shift.
- 28EP 28
Kotaro learns of the war and Taboo while allies search for missing friends in the desert.
Apr 8, 2000Stranded in the desert, Kotaro encounters a traveler named Fox and her companion Gurnee, who explain that a war erupted due to a power struggle between the former king's two sons. They also reveal the mystery surrounding a pyramid-like structure called Taboo. After the group separates, Kuro teams up with a cyborg named Vice to search the desert for Nana and Juliet. Meanwhile, Romeo is tasked with assuming the role of the deceased older brother to prevent his army from being overthrown by the rival sibling.
- 29EP 29
Nana captured by Vice while allies regroup and seek Taboo amid rising tensions
Apr 15, 2000Stranded in the new world, Nana is captured by Vice while Kuro and Juliet regroup. They later reunite with Go and Matatabi, consult locals, and depart to find Taboo. Simultaneously, two armies along with Kotaro and Fox move toward the same location as tensions escalate. The narrative reveals that Fox’s real name is Shisuka and discloses her true role in the ongoing conflict. This convergence of characters and factions sets the stage for further developments in the region, highlighting the complex dynamics between the various groups involved in the struggle.
- 30EP 30
The End of the New World
Apr 22, 2000Two armies clash to claim control of the land as they march toward Taboo. Meanwhile, Kotaro and Shisuka continue their search for the entrance to Taboo, hoping to find a way to stop the fighting and permanently leave the desert world. Kuro departs from the group focused on finding an escape route. This separation ultimately results in a tense confrontation between Kuro and Vice, marking a critical turning point in the ongoing struggle for dominance over the region.
- 31EP 31
Mi recalls his kittenhood, his mother's sacrifice, and his bond with Dr Go and a robot.
Apr 29, 2000Mi remembers meeting Dr Go as a kitten separated from his mother, who died saving him. They quickly became friends alongside an incompetent robot companion. Tensions rise when Go's rival Tendou causes trouble using his pet dog, which was actually responsible for Mi's mother's death. These hardships bring Go and Mi closer together as they navigate their difficult lives. The narrative focuses on their growing bond amidst the conflict introduced by Tendou and his dog, highlighting the tragedy of Mi's past and the support system he builds with Go and the robot.
- 32EP 32
Kuro Must Fight Mi and Go to Recover Nana's Stolen Tickets
May 6, 2000Kuro's owners reminisce about past vacations just as Nana secures tickets for an international trip. Mi and Go learn of this opportunity and attempt to steal the tickets. Because the travel plans are already finalized, Kuro is forced to engage in combat against Mi and Go. He must defeat them to retrieve the stolen tickets in time for the scheduled departure. This conflict arises directly from the owners' nostalgia and the pets' desire to join the journey abroad.
- 33EP 33
Suzuki investigates paranormal occurrences at his workplace with friends who discover the truth
May 13, 2000Suzuki is employed at a school that experiences numerous supernatural incidents. He receives assistance from Kuro, Dr. Go, and Mi as they attempt to identify the source of these strange phenomena. During their investigation, the group uncovers the reality behind the disturbances. They determine that the paranormal events were not genuine occurrences but rather a deliberate fabrication. The team works together to solve the mystery, ultimately revealing that the entire situation was orchestrated by someone. This discovery changes their understanding of the events that have been troubling the school environment.
- 34EP 34
Grandparents find a lottery ticket worth ¥300,000,000 that blows away, sparking a race.
May 20, 2000Kuro, Mi, Go, Kotaro, and a self defence force member compete in a race after the grandparents discover a special ticket with a grand prize of ¥300,000,000. The ticket blows away, initiating the contest between these five participants.
- 35EP 35
Matatabi Leaves Home After Repeated Frustrations and Joins a Wealthy Boy
May 27, 2000Matatabi becomes fed up with the constant need to rebuild their house and decides to leave. He runs away and encounters a young boy residing in a large mansion. This boy is extremely wealthy. Matatabi chooses to stay with him and begins to adapt to this luxurious new lifestyle, marking a significant change from his previous living conditions.
- 36EP 36
Kuro Saves Kittens From Cybernetic Dog Ambushes With Dr. Go's Help
Jun 3, 2000Kuro rescues a kitten named Butch and his siblings from a canine attack, learning they face constant ambushes by cyborg dogs controlled by American scientist Big, also known as Whitewoods. Overpowered initially, the group receives assistance from Dr. Go, who enhances the kittens with cybernetic upgrades. Empowered by these modifications and supported by Go, Mi, and Kotaro, the team confronts the deranged doctor to exact revenge for the threats posed to the young cats.
- 37EP 37
Kuro and friends join grandparents on a bus trip that turns out to be an alien trap involving a bomb.
Jun 10, 2000Grandparents receive bus tickets, prompting Kuro to join them. Dr. Go, Mi, Kotaro, Romeo, Juliet, and Nana also accompany the group on the journey. During the ride, Kuro and the others discover a bomb, revealing that the trip is a ruse orchestrated by an alien member from previous episodes. The group realizes they are caught in a dangerous scheme designed by the extraterrestrial entity, turning a simple excursion into a critical confrontation.
- 38EP 38
The group travels to the ocean for a romantic trip and encounters a giant fish.
Jun 17, 2000Kuro accompanies his grandparents, Go, Mi, and Kotaro on a romantic seaside vacation. During their stay, they meet Ahab, who warns them about a massive fish residing in the ocean. The situation escalates when the beast attacks and swallows Kuro's owners. Consequently, the group must intervene to defeat the monster and rescue the trapped individuals. This narrative focuses on the urgent effort to stop the creature and ensure the safety of the victims after the sudden attack by the giant sea animal.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Cyborg Kuro-chan have?
- Cyborg Kuro-chan has 66 episodes.
- When did Cyborg Kuro-chan come out?
- Cyborg Kuro-chan came out in 1999.
- Which studio made Cyborg Kuro-chan?
- Cyborg Kuro-chan was produced by Public & Basic.
- Who directed Cyborg Kuro-chan?
- Cyborg Kuro-chan was directed by Yoshihiro Takamoto.
- Is Cyborg Kuro-chan finished?
- Current status of Cyborg Kuro-chan: Finished.