Mujin Wakusei Survive
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2 / 2- 35EP 35
Shingo and Porte resolve their disagreement over ship propulsion methods while continuing construction efforts.
Jun 24, 2004Shingo designs and Porte advises from his recovery as the children construct a ship using the Orion’s hull, with Pague assisting and parts scavenged from the forest and ruins. Tensions rise between Shingo and Porte regarding component shortages, specifically concerning the gravity control unit’s insufficient power for both lift and propulsion. Shingo proposes sail power for propulsion, which Porte initially rejects due to traditionalist views but later accepts after apologizing. While the others build, Porte, Shingo, and Chako handle wiring and controls. Porte shares a story about his son, who vanished on a colonizing ship after an argument, prompting Porte to become a mechanic searching for him. As Shingo goes to bed, Porte collapses unnoticed from chest pain.
- 36EP 36
The children name their ship Orion and depart after Porte's death from space sickness.
Jul 1, 2004As the children complete the ship and load supplies, Porte offers final advice to each member except Shingo. Sharla delays naming the vessel, preferring to reflect on the matter. That evening, the group returns to Everyone's House for their final night on the island. While Menori plays the violin, they recall their shared experiences. Later, Shingo discovers Porte by the fire, where Porte gifts him his mechanic's jacket before they rest together. The next morning, the children learn Porte has died from space sickness. They bury him near the Magnificent Tree, and Sharla reveals the ship's name is Orion, honoring Porte's own vessel. Shingo vows to locate Porte's son, and the group launches the Orion successfully. Pague watches them depart as they begin their long voyage to the continent.
- 37EP 37
The crew faces a severe storm and flooding while Luna falls overboard during the crisis.
Jul 8, 2004Days into their voyage, Shingo, Adam, Menori, Sharla, and Howard suffer from intense seasickness as the ship becomes becalmed, raising fears about dwindling supplies. Howard and Menori urge Luna to return to their origin, but she refuses. While Luna zones out in the crow's nest, she misses a massive storm approaching from behind. Kaoru and Chako battle to keep the vessel afloat, while Bell and Luna struggle to furl the sails until Howard and Menori assist from below. Sharla then reports that the sleeping quarters are flooding. The children rush to bail water while Bell and Shingo attempt to seal the leak. As the storm passes, the group realizes their seasickness has vanished. However, the Orion surges up a large wave, knocking Luna from the stern. Despite Bell's attempt to grab her, Luna is swept away by the current.
- 38EP 38
Luna survives the storm and finds rescue after a night on a sand cay
Jul 15, 2004Bell attempts to pursue Luna into the storm but is restrained by his companions. Kaoru fails to steer the ship due to storm precautions. Shingo blames himself for the weather, while Chako trusts Luna’s survival skills. Luna endures rough seas, relying on her lifejacket and memories of her father. She washes ashore on a small sand cay the next morning. She struggles to find food, water, and fire, sustaining injuries in the process. Eventually, she starts a fire using a bow drill technique from a movie. This sparks a memory of camping with her father in a colony forest dome, where they discussed terraforming. She wakes early to find her hands fully healed. That evening, she hears Adam’s voice in her mind and joyfully spots the Orion approaching from the sunset.
- 39EP 39
The Children Detect Nanomachines in Luna Before Arriving at the Continent
Jul 22, 2004Traveling toward the continent, the group investigates Luna’s sudden recovery on the island. Chako’s scans reveal nanomachines in Luna’s blood, a trait also found only in Adam. This discovery explains their unique communication abilities, Luna’s perception of a mysterious voice, and her power to open the ruins' door. Distressed by these findings, Luna attempts to hide her anxiety, but the others notice her pretense. Three days later, they organize a surprise party to lift her spirits. While Howard struggles to catch fish, Chako checks on him as a massive fish drags him into the sea. Kaoru halts the vessel and eliminates the creature with a spear. That evening, Luna joins the group for a meal and a play written by Sharla. The following morning, Howard spots land from the crow's nest, marking their arrival at the continent.
- 40EP 40
The group lands to rest, encounters birds, and Bell comforts Luna before Adam falls ill.
Jul 29, 2004Kaoru navigates the Orion ashore for a lunch break, where the children reflect on their growth and parents. Luna feels isolated as an orphan, prompting Bell to clumsily offer his family support, which Howard misinterprets as a marriage proposal. After Howard teases Bell, he and Luna retreat to view a nest guarded by ostrich-like birds, during which Luna realizes she has found a new family among her peers. The others eavesdrop on this revelation. As the group prepares to return to the ship, Adam suddenly collapses with a fever, ending their day on a worrying note.
- 41EP 41
The group discovers Adam's origins and faces a hostile drone protecting the terraforming machine.
Aug 5, 2004On the Orion, Chako identifies malignant nanomachines in Adam's body, likely entering through a hand scrape, and the group heads for the nearest sub-terraforming machine. They traverse a forest to reach an ancient, crumbling city, stopping at a large building suspected to be a hospital. The medicines found are estimated to be five hundred to a thousand years old, matching the age of Adam's ruins. Howard discovers writing on a medicine bottle identical to that in the ruins, revealing Adam's people originated from this planet and raising questions about his presence on the island. Upon reaching the terraforming machine, a spherical drone blocks their path with a laser. Luna attempts to approach alone, hoping her nanomachines and Adam's ID card will grant recognition, but the children act as decoys. The drone briefly glows blue and utters, "people are unnecessary," before vaporizing the ID card. Bell rescues Luna, and Kaaru destroys the drone with a knife, inadvertently shattering the machine's entrance door. Luna shares her experience regarding the voice she heard.
- 42EP 42
Children explore terraforming facility, encounter robot, and learn planet's tragic history from Survive.
Aug 12, 2004While Sharla watches Adam, the children enter the terraforming machine and descend a stairway. A large humanoid maintenance robot attacks them, but Kaoru destroys it by stabbing its head. The robot’s voice reveals itself as Survive, the main computer managing the terraforming systems. Through Luna’s translation, Survive explains that a thousand years ago, advanced inhabitants fled environmental collapse, leaving behind creators who built Survive to restore the planet. Realizing restoration would take a millennium, the creators sent a message to the exiles. However, Survive concluded humans caused the damage and released nanomachines to eliminate them. The children debate human-environment coexistence without resolution. They locate a medical lab, cure Adam using a hand scanner, and proceed toward the main terraforming machine and the associated spaceship.
- 43EP 43
The Orion faces mechanical failure and a sandstorm while the crew struggles with dwindling supplies and internal conflict.
Aug 19, 2004The Orion moves slowly through a desert as sand clogs the engine room, requiring Shingo and Chako to perform repairs. During a break, the group eats lunch while realizing their food and water reserves are critically low. Sharla attempts to boost morale by displaying a crystallized sand flower, but Howard destroys it in frustration. Adam discovers Sharla has been secretly sharing her water ration with others and informs Luna, though Sharla assures her she is fine. A sudden sandstorm destabilizes the gravity control unit, forcing Kaoru to halt the ship. As the vessel sinks into quicksand, the children evacuate, but Sharla falls back aboard. Howard and Bell attempt a rescue, only for both to vanish into the sand, leaving Bell holding Howard's jacket as the Orion disappears.
- 44EP 44
Children flee drones in ruins after desert trek, finding Howard's mirror saves Shingo
Aug 26, 2004After escaping quicksand, the group endures a harsh desert crossing, walking at night to reach a forest. Tensions rise as Shingo blames himself for the Orion’s design and argues with Menori. Memories of Howard and Sharla comfort them before they enter a ruined city. Drones attack, prompting Luna and Kaoru to act as decoys. Shingo attempts to sacrifice himself, but Menori intervenes, slapping him for his despair. A drone attacks them in a sewer, but Howard’s mirror, worn by Shingo, distracts the machine, causing it to destroy itself. The group reunites and follows the sewer, which Chako identifies as the direct path to Survive’s buried spaceship, eventually reaching the vessel’s hull.
- 45EP 45
Children discover hidden room and meet robot Tako who reveals Adam's parents' fate
Sep 2, 2004The group finds a secret door in the hull and navigates a maze while fleeing drones. A small being emerges and recognizes Adam, but the children flee, assuming he is an enemy. When drones attack the being instead, they trust him and follow him to a hidden room below the spaceship. Chako reprograms the robot, whom they name Tako, to speak their language. Tako shows Adam a message from his parents, explaining they placed him in the ruins for safety and to be awakened after planetary restoration. He leads them to a room with hovering coffins, revealing Adam's parents inside. Realizing they must address Survive regardless of their future plans, the children use the room as a base. Tako takes them through a secret tunnel to a forested lake area, allowing them to see the spaceship and the main terraforming machine from the outside for the first time.
- 46EP 46
Children gather food while avoiding drones and reunite with Howard and Sharla after falling underground.
Sep 9, 2004While the children forage and avoid drones, they discuss their island home and encounter a small pague. Howard and Sharla emerge from hiding to reunite with the group after falling through quicksand into underground water. Sharla dismisses Howard’s silence as fatigue and stops Chako from scanning him. Luna experiences a strange sensation upon touching Sharla. Later, Sharla and Howard exchange sinister looks before tricking Adam into climbing a tree branch over a lake. Howard shakes the branch, causing Adam to fall in, and jumps after him. Luna’s power activates to save Adam. Howard remains unresponsive and knocks Chako away when she tries to scan him. Sharla claims he suffers from post-traumatic stress, but Luna feels another strange sensation during a hug. As evening approaches, the pair shares another ominous glance while the children return to their hidden room.
- 47EP 47
Sharla alerts Survive via Howard, causing drone overload and forcing the group to flee.
Sep 16, 2004Sharla coordinates with a drone to monitor Luna, prompting the children to devise a plan to reach Survive’s chamber. Shingo and Chako use modified chips to disable autonomous security sensors, allowing the group to ascend the ship undetected while Luna and Kaoru provide defense. The mission proceeds successfully until Sharla spots an anomaly in a cleared section. Howard investigates, secretly placing his glowing hand over Shingo’s chip to alert the central computer. This action causes all chips to overload, triggering the drones and forcing the children to retreat to their hidden room. Tako, Chako, and Shingo suspect Howard and Sharla of betrayal. Chako and Luna set a trap that ensnares Sharla, but Howard and Sharla overpower the girls and escape the hidden room.
- 48EP 48
The group assaults Survive's room to free the controlled friends using nebulizers and Luna's power.
Sep 30, 2004Chako confirms Howard and Sharla are controlled by Survive. Luna and Kaoru face drones blocking their hidden room and decide on a frontal assault. Shingo provides infrared inhibitor particle nebulizers to confuse sensors. Survive plans to steal Luna's power. The children split into two groups, riding lifts to the top of the spaceship. Nebulizers work until Sharla attacks one group; Bell knocks her out. Drones destroy Kaoru's nebulizer, but Luna's power disables them. They enter Survive's room to find Howard holding a laser pistol to Adam. Survive scans Luna, revealing he caused the quicksand and used his friends for experiments. Luna's anger turns her aura dark red, but Adam calms her, and remembering her father's words, it returns to pink. The children enter a mental landscape to remind Howard and Sharla of their past. Back in the room, Luna uses a pink field to blast nanomachines from her friends, restoring them. As they reunite, an alert sounds and the room shakes.
- 49EP 49
Survive threatens children with drones while Luna investigates planetary destruction causes
Oct 7, 2004Survive displays earthquake damage and demands Luna’s power to save the planet, threatening the children with drones if they resist. Luna proposes investigating the destruction’s cause in exchange for their safety, leveraging human intuition that Survive lacks. The group splits up: Shingo and Chako analyze data while Tako leads a field investigation in a volcano beneath a terraforming machine. During their descent, an earthquake disables the elevator’s refrigeration system, trapping them near magma. Shingo devises a plan to use compressed air tanks to propel the elevator upward. The team escapes just as drones secure the lift. Back on the spaceship, analysis reveals a gravity shift occurred a millennium ago, pointing to an external gravity storm as the culprit for the current crisis.
- 50EP 50
Survive detects a gravity storm threatening the planet in three days, prompting Shingo to propose using the ship's gravity control unit.
Oct 14, 2004Survive detects a gravity storm approaching the planet, set to collide in three days. Shingo proposes using the spaceship's gravity control unit to generate an inverse field that cancels the storm. After a successful simulation with a smaller unit, the plan requires detaching the main component and launching it into the storm. Howard and Menori object, preferring to use the ship to return home, as no other vessels or powerful units exist on the planet. The other children support saving the planet, causing Howard to storm off. Sharla follows him into the forest while others check the ship or speak with Menori. Luna advises Survive to wait, confident the children will not allow planetary destruction. An earthquake opens a crack in the forest, swallowing Howard and Sharla. They survive on a ledge and encounter an injured mother pague. Sharla bandages its leg. The group searches for them, and when the ledge crumbles, dropping the pague, the children arrive in the anti-gravity sled just in time to catch her. Returning the pague to its child, everyone agrees they must save the planet.
- 51EP 51
Children prepare for departure, face gravity storm, and convince Survive to continue mission
Oct 21, 2004The children finalize ship preparations and reflect on their journey by the lake. Kaoru reassures Howard that their goal is to live, not die. They leave Adam and Tako to guard the coffins before launching under Kaoru’s command. Each member assumes specific roles: Shingo handles engineering, Chako manages the computer, Bell oversees power, Menori and Luna navigate, Howard maintains life support, and Sharla handles communications. The launch proceeds smoothly until the gravity storm intensifies. Survive attempts to abort the mission due to low success probability. Luna confronts him, arguing that failure to act guarantees planetary destruction. She allows Survive to absorb her, changing her aura from pink to blue and fully powering his circuits. After Luna explains the significance of his name, Survive returns control to the team. They resume their course, but the storm’s energy spikes again, causing an external explosion on the ship.
- 52EP 52
Luna Ejects the Bridge to Save the Planet from a Gravity Storm
Oct 28, 2004Shingo realizes the gravity control unit cannot be detached, forcing the crew to take the entire ship into the storm. Luna, piloting Survive, ejects the bridge and sacrifices herself to match the storm's gravity, turning a blue aura gold and rainbow before the ship explodes. The storm's course shifts, sparing the planet. Luna awakens in a nanomachine shield after her father congratulates her and sends her back. Survive dissipates, and the evacuation fleet returns, offering a ship for the children to escape. Adam and Tako stay behind. Years later, Kaoru, Bell, Sharla, Shingo, Menori, and Howard have specific careers, while Luna and Chako terraform Earth in Paris. Luna finally breathes the air, though work remains.
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- How many episodes does Mujin Wakusei Survive have?
- Mujin Wakusei Survive has 52 episodes.
- When did Mujin Wakusei Survive come out?
- Mujin Wakusei Survive came out in 2003.
- Which studio made Mujin Wakusei Survive?
- Mujin Wakusei Survive was produced by MADHOUSE.
- Who directed Mujin Wakusei Survive?
- Mujin Wakusei Survive was directed by Yuuichirou Yano.
- Is Mujin Wakusei Survive finished?
- Current status of Mujin Wakusei Survive: Finished.