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Menori struggles with emotional trauma while the group gathers resources from Fairy Lake.
Jan 8, 2004With Pague’s assistance, the children remove shuttle bulkheads for their house, though Menori directs rather than helps. When Luna asks Menori to lift a panel, she injures her finger, triggering a flashback to her mother’s care and her father’s command to suppress emotions. Sharla and Shingo try to comfort her, but she withdraws. Meanwhile, Menori seeks food, discovers a cliff with bird nests, and retreats to the sea due to her pain. That night, she plays the violin by the lake, recalling her mother’s words, while Luna observes and sees Menori’s memories through a pink glow. Luna encourages her to open up to friends. Inspired by her parents and Luna, Menori climbs the cliff the next day, collecting eggs for the group.
- 12EP 12
The children finish their home while Howard causes trouble before the group celebrates the completed house.
Jan 15, 2004Children finalize their dwelling, with Bell carrying a heavy shuttle seat for Howard, who refuses to help. Luna protests his laziness as Menori suggests adding a shower. Kaoru struggles to catch fish using rocks and a spear. Bell and Luna harvest a pitcher plant for the shower tank, with Bell missing a vine that catches Luna before he rescues her. Sharla encourages Bell by nightfall. The next day, the group finds bamboo for plumbing and fish traps. Howard refuses to work, falls into the lake from his chair, and blames Bell. He sabotages the shower with mud, but Bell confronts him, causing Howard to fall in himself. After repairing the room, Bell retrieves Howard, who takes the first shower. The children then party to celebrate the completion of the house, now named Everyone's House by Sharla.
- 13EP 13
The children face food scarcity and a giant lizard threat while Kaoru struggles with isolation.
Jan 22, 2004Two weeks later, the group struggles with depleted food sources and Kaoru’s solitary habits. After finding an empty fish trap, Kaoru hunts alone and returns late with a lizard. Luna warns him against working in isolation, emphasizing their collective strength. The next day, the children farm and preserve food, but leftover meals attract a giant lizard. Kaoru attacks the beast and is injured, prompting Luna to distract it. She urges him to value his life. The group devises a plan to eliminate the threat, but both the lizard and Shingo fall into the lake. Luna hears a mysterious voice instructing her to use a nearby spear. She and Kaoru, leaping from a tree, strike the creature together to kill it. That evening, Luna shares her experience of the strange voice with the others during dinner.
- 14EP 14
Luna hears a mysterious voice calling her to the Eastern Forest.
Jan 29, 2004Luna experiences a vision of the Eastern Forest while washing hands in a lake, prompting her to seek permission to visit. Howard and Bell agree to accompany her, and the trio constructs a raft and weapons before departing down the river. Meanwhile, Shingo collapses while working in the fields and rests under the Magnificent Tree, staring at a family photo. The group’s journey proceeds smoothly until a waterfall destroys their raft, sweeping Luna and Bell over the edge. Bell rescues Luna and her father’s backpack, while Howard descends via rope. Upon reaching the shore, they discover the forest contains gigantic flora and fauna. A giant boar attacks them, but a mysterious voice intervenes to save the group. They shelter in a cave for the night. Back at the house, a listless Shingo retrieves a communications device from the shuttle, with Menori following him out of concern.
- 15EP 15
The Trio Explores the Eastern Forest While Shingo Struggles with Communications
Feb 5, 2004Luna, Bell, and Howard venture deeper into the Eastern Forest, discovering enhanced jumping abilities and hearing a mysterious voice more frequently. They encounter overgrown ruins where Luna experiences a headache and visions of an alien family. A giant crustacean attacks, crushing Howard’s companion, but a second creature forces the group to flee to a cliff. Meanwhile, Shingo remains at the house, frustrated by a lack of parts for the communication system. His attempt to use Chako as a power supply fails, leading to tension. Pague, Kaoru, and Menori arrive and help rescue the trio from the crustaceans. That evening, Howard discards his trophy after slime oozes from it, prompting Chako to discover a strange machine within the substance.
- 16EP 16
Shingo Fixes Comms After Homesickness Crisis With Nano-Plant Discovery
Feb 12, 2004Chako and Shingo identify a nano-plant controlling a crustacean, suggesting intelligent life exists on the planet. Shingo proposes using it to repair communications, prompting Howard to assume guaranteed success. After Shingo fails to finish overnight, Howard’s unreasonable expectations lead to a heated argument and Shingo storming off. Luna deduces that Shingo, being two years younger than the other children, suffers more intensely from homesickness. The tension peaks when Howard teases Shingo about crying for his parents in his sleep, causing Shingo to run away. The other children blame Howard, and they find Shingo in the shuttle. Howard attempts to make amends by shouting for his parents on the shoreline, joined by the others except for an embarrassed Kaoru. That night, Shingo completes the repair, but the voice heard is the same one Luna has been hearing in her mind.
- 17EP 17
The Children Gather Medicinal Plants for Luna While Sharla Learns About Inner Strength
Feb 19, 2004Luna’s high fever halts the group’s plan to revisit the ruins. Following Chako’s advice, the children divide to find medicinal supplies: Chako and Sharla seek an arrowroot analogue, Bell and Shingo gather mugwort, Kaoru collects eggs, Howard finds fruit, and Menori stays with Luna. Sharla persists in harsh weather despite a knee injury, driven by a desire to be strong for Luna. Chako shares a story about her first meeting with Luna to reveal that inner resilience comes from remembering the blue sky within. The group returns with their findings to care for Luna. Later, Sharla confesses to Chako how Luna helped her open up, a conversation Luna overhears. By morning, Luna has recovered, and the girls watch the sunrise together.
- 18EP 18
The Eastern Forest Mystery and the Ruins' Secret
Feb 26, 2004Shingo and Howard sneak into the Eastern Forest, abducting Chako, while Luna, Bell, and Menori follow. The group encounters low gravity and a dead giant tobihane, prompting a chase by a Tasmanian-devil-like predator. After reuniting, they flee together. A mysterious voice instructs Luna to jump off a cliff, causing the children to vanish and reappear before ancient ruins, revealing the forest was an illusion. The giant crustacean reappears, but Luna mentally commands it to stop, and it obeys. She touches the ruin door, causing it to glow pink and open. Inside, the children discover a small alien boy suspended in a cold-sleep capsule.
- 19EP 19
The Children Debate First Contact While the Alien Boy Awakens in the Ruins
Mar 4, 2004The children discuss potential first contact with aliens while Luna recalls an alien family image. As peers press console buttons, a hologram displays spreading blue zones on a red planet. The boy in the cold-sleep capsule awakens, uttering "Alduram Gyet." Luna repeats the phrase, opening the capsule and releasing a card. The ruins begin shutting down, forcing the group to escape with the boy just before the doors seal. Unable to re-enter, they estimate the site's age at five hundred to a thousand years. Luna decides to take the boy home despite resource strain, unaware that the ruins emit a shiny substance. Meanwhile, Sharla discovers an ID card in Kaoru's clothes, which he claims belonged to someone he killed.
- 20EP 20
Howard Names the Silent Boy Adam While the Group Navigates Daily Struggles and Emotional Conflicts
Mar 11, 2004Howard volunteers to care for a mute boy to avoid hard labor, naming him Adam after mispronouncing Luna’s suggested name. The group studies a card from ruins while Howard attempts to teach Adam to steal fruit, resulting in scolding from Menori. Adam tries to assist with chores but is criticized for his mistakes. He becomes captivated by Menori’s violin playing, ignoring the other children who try to teach him their names. Tensions rise when Howard, driven by jealousy, gives Menori’s violin to Adam, causing her anger. Adam flees and is found crying by Shingo. Menori apologizes and comforts him, prompting Adam to finally speak their names. The group notices worsening weather as Adam and Menori return home together, having resolved their conflict.
- 21EP 21
Luna and others investigate ruins while Bell prepares a cave as winter approaches
Mar 18, 2004Luna, Shingo, and Chako explore the ruins for shelter but fail to enter, returning with a substance sample. Meanwhile, Menori and Howard create cloaks from shuttle upholstery. Bell urges the group to move to a cave due to dropping temperatures, but the children resist leaving their home. Bell works alone on the cave for a week until Kaoru secretly shares fish with him. Luna discovers his progress, but Bell collapses from exhaustion. He shares a childhood story about his father preparing for a cold snap. Inspired, the others join him. Chako identifies the ruins' emission as an infrared reflector blocking solar heat, confirming the worsening weather. The cave is completed just as snow begins to fall.
- 22EP 22
Children return Pague to his herd after an accidental avalanche clears a path in the snow
Mar 25, 2004Two weeks later, children survive in the Star Hole cave while Pague suffers in the cold nearby. Bell, Shingo, and Chako fail to access the ruins using a card from Adam’s capsule but discover a warm valley inhabited by Pague’s kind. They suspect the ruins are a malfunctioning terraforming machine causing the extreme cold. The group decides to return Pague to his herd, though Adam is reluctant to part with him. They prepare a pulley system for his descent, but Howard triggers an avalanche while chasing a tobihane, smoothing the path. Pague is reunited with his mother, leaving the children sad but reassured. Howard also uncovers hidden sweet potatoes buried under the snow.
- 23EP 23
Kaoru falls into a crevasse while hunting, and Luna rescues him during a heavy snowstorm.
Apr 1, 2004Heavy snowfall prevents the group from finding food, prompting Kaoru to venture out near sunset. While pursuing a tobihane, he falls into a crevasse. Luna searches for him and successfully pulls him out, but the blizzard obscures their path back to the Star Hole. They take shelter in a snow cave for the night. During this time, Luna mentions that Sharla discovered an ID card belonging to Louis, a boy from Kaoru's pilot school, in his clothes. Louis died when Kaoru’s ship hull was breached in an asteroid field, causing Kaoru to blame himself for the tragedy. Luna comforts Kaoru by recalling her father’s final words, suggesting that Louis’s death was a message for Kaoru to continue living.
- 24EP 24
The Blizzard Traps the Children as They Investigate a Biometric Card
Apr 8, 2004A ten-day blizzard prevents the children from leaving the cave, prompting Shingo, Chako, and Adam to investigate a card found in the ruins. They determine it is a biometric system encoded for Adam. The group, including Bell and Luna, ventures into the storm. During a rest stop, Adam dreams of his parents while Chako suffers from extreme cold. Upon reaching the ruins, Chako collapses, causing the card to glow green and open the door. Inside, they use a cold-sleep capsule to revive her. Chako identifies terraforming machine locations on a planetary hologram. Adam discovers a hidden room with an active machine protected by a force field. Bell disables the field by shorting it out. Luna and Adam enter but are attacked by holograms of Adam's parents that transform into drowning blobs. Luna uses her mysterious power to break free and shut down the machine. The snow stops and the sun emerges.
- 25EP 25
Adam recalls his parents' final words, activating a hidden door in the Star Hole ruins.
Apr 15, 2004Adam dreams of his parents in a control room before waking up at Star Hole. Chako and Shingo suspect the ruins are a spaceship and investigate with Kaoru for five days while others return to Everyone's House. Adam remembers his mother saying "for the sake of the future," which triggers the walls to light up and reveals a hidden door. Shingo broadcasts a distress signal using his communications system. Luna and Kaoru arrive with supplies, and Luna comforts Adam, who struggles with conflicting memories. The next day, the group finds the gravity control unit broken, explaining the lower gravity in the Eastern Forest. As the other children arrive, an alert flashes and the room shakes. After the earthquake, a human voice responds to their distress call over the communications system.
- 26EP 26
Shingo contacts the Orion spaceship which needs a gyrostabilizer before radio silence.
Apr 22, 2004Shingo establishes radio contact with the Orion, a new spaceship requiring a gyrostabilizer, before the transmission ends as the vessel enters the atmosphere. Adam worries about being abandoned, but Luna assures him she will bring him along. The group divides to build signal fires across the island, with Howard managing the eastern site near the Eastern Forest. Kaoru discovers a cave behind a waterfall before the team splits toward the north, west, and south. Rain begins before other fires are lit, yet the Orion arrives from the east, clearing the trees before crashing into the ocean on the western side. Luna and Sharla witness an escape pod detach. The children return to Everyone's House to share information, then proceed to the beach where they observe the freighter stuck on a rock. They light a fire to signal their presence and wait for the storm to pass.
- 27EP 27
Porte reveals the Orion's dark secret while the escaped prisoners approach the shore.
Apr 29, 2004Kaoru discovers an escape pod containing an old mechanic named Porte, who warns the children that the Orion is hijacked by escaped prisoners. Porte sabotaged the vessel during its descent and recognizes the group due to the high reward offered by Howard's father. While Kaoru stays behind to monitor the threat, Porte, Shingo, and Chako struggle to connect the stolen gravity control device to the ruins. Meanwhile, the storm clears, allowing prisoners Brindo, Zilba, and Bob to reach the beach using a life-raft powered by Bob's cyborg arm. After Brindo kills a snake monster, the trio investigates the shuttle wreckage and heads toward Everyone's House. Kaoru returns to the ruins to report his findings, only to discover that Howard has gone missing.
- 28EP 28
Howard trades a stolen component to escapees who betray him, prompting a rescue plan by the children.
May 6, 2004Howard steals a gyrostabilizer from ruins to bargain with three escapees for his rescue and a reward. The escapees agree to take only one person, so Howard accepts, planning to send help later. However, once they receive the item, they turn on him, intending to kill him. They realize Howard took the wrong component just in time. Kaoru negotiates a radio exchange: the real gyrostabilizer for Howard. Kaoru initially attempts the risky solo exchange, but Luna persuades him to cooperate. Knowing the escapees will kill them upon opportunity, the children devise a plan to rescue Howard and escape safely. At dawn, Kaoru, Bell, Luna, and Menori move into position to execute the strategy. Adam, refusing to be left behind, chases after them to join the operation.
- 29EP 29
Menori negotiates hostage exchange while Howard is poisoned and Adam arrives with a giant crustacean.
May 13, 2004Menori acts as spokesperson, ordering escapees to surrender weapons while Brindo facilitates the exchange. Brindo intercepts Kaoru near discarded arms, prompting Zilba to shoot him with a needle gun. Howard is struck by a needle during the confrontation. The children cross a river but remain within laser range until Adam arrives with a giant crustacean from the ruins, distracting the pursuers. The group reaches the ruins, using an illusory forest to delay the escapees while Kaoru stays behind to monitor them. Inside, Porte administers an antidote to Howard in a cold-sleep capsule. Howard experiences a fever dream reflecting on his past isolation versus his current genuine friendships. Upon waking, he confesses to pressing the shuttle release button during the gravity storm. Luna acknowledges his bravery, and the children pledge their friendship.
- 30EP 30
Escapees Detect Illusion While Adam Confides in Pague About His Home
May 20, 2004Frustrated escapees begin deciphering the illusory forest as Porte, Chako, and Shingo interface gravity control with alien tech. Kaoru returns with urgent news that the group is close to breaking the illusion, requiring two or three more days for Porte. Kaoru, Bell, Luna, and Menori prepare traps to delay them. Meanwhile, a dejected Adam sneaks out to meet Pague, admitting he refuses Luna’s offer to return to their colony because this planet is his home. Sharla and Luna locate Adam with Pague, while the escapees spot Pague and plot to kill him for food. Kaoru reveals himself as a distraction, enabling Luna, Sharla, and Adam to flee. Although they escape, Brindo witnesses the children leaving and deduces the forest's secret.
- 31EP 31
The children execute their plan to trap the escapees while Kaoru fights Zilba.
May 27, 2004The children separate the escapees, trapping Bob and catching Brindo, while Kaoru battles Zilba. Brindo frees himself and corners Luna, Bell, and Menori, but Kaoru shoots his gun with an arrow, and Bell smashes it. Bob escapes, and the three regroup to attack the children. A herd of pagues, led by Pague, stampedes between the groups, allowing the children to flee. Bob pursues them but falls into a pit trap. With their traps used up, the children barricade themselves in the ruins, believing the escapees cannot enter. However, Brindo realizes the children's attachment to Pague and captures him as a hostage.
- 32EP 32
Children abandon ruins repair to steal Orion and escape with gyrostabilizer
Jun 3, 2004The children decide to abandon repairing the ruins and instead steal the Orion. They trap escapees in the inner chamber using a terraforming device, secure the gyrostabilizer, and flee to the beach. Bob and Brindo breach the doors with a bomb. Luna, Bell, Menori, and Howard stay behind to set traps. Kaoru pilots the ship due to his training, while Porte, Shingo, and Chako repair the door code and sabotage. Sharla and Adam defend against the escapees. The group enters the ship and prepares for takeoff. However, Brindo anticipates their ambush on the direct path and leads the escapees on a detour. This allows the pursuers to bypass the traps entirely and reach the beach without hindrance.
- 33EP 33
Orion Crew Evacuates as Bob's Gang Destroys the Ship in Explosive Finale
Jun 10, 2004Kaoru prepares the Orion for launch while Porte, Shingo, and Chako work in engineering, and Sharla and Adam hide in the aft cargo hold. Bob constructs a raft using his cyborg arm as a motor, allowing the children to escape arrow rage. Luna alerts Adam, who warns the crew. Porte installs the gyrostabilizer, enabling liftoff, but the escapees board through the cargo hatch and reach the bridge. As Bob breaks down the door, the crew retreats to the cargo hold. Sharla pilots a humanoid power loader against Bob, while Kaoru battles Zilba. Their struggle ignites flammable gas canisters, causing a massive explosion. The crew evacuates; the children ride the power loader to the ocean, while Porte lands in a forest with a burning parachute. The escapees watch from the bridge as the Orion crashes into the ruins, killing everyone on board.
- 34EP 34
The group discovers a gravity unit and decides to build a ship for the mainland
Jun 17, 2004After finding Porte injured, the children reach the ruins only to see them and the Orion destroyed. Adam is devastated by the loss of his connection to his parents. Luna proposes traveling to the mainland to locate the terraforming machine and another spaceship, but the group prefers to rebuild their current lifestyle first. Two weeks later, spirits remain low, with only Luna, Sharla, Bell, and Kaoru active. Sharla reveals a cargo container from the Orion found in the forest. Inside, they discover a working gravity control unit. Luna tests it but is knocked unconscious when deactivating it, alerting Adam and the others. The group criticizes Luna’s recklessness, while Sharla defends her actions as being for their benefit. The unit restores their morale, leading them to decide to construct a vessel for the mainland journey.
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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.