Tetsuwan Atom
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A galactic duel pits Earth's Atom against Planet War's robot to decide planetary survival.
Dec 5, 1964Planet Hyper, recognized as the most civilized world in the galactic system, initiates a high-stakes conflict between Earth and Planet War. The planet selects one human and one robot from each side to engage in a duel, with the decree that the planet of the losing pair will be destroyed. Atom and Ponkotsu Tetsu, identified as the safebreaker, are chosen to represent Earth in this life-or-death competition. This event sets the stage for a critical confrontation that will determine the fate of their home world against the opposing forces from Planet War.
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Ancient robot discovered at tunnel site reveals time capsule from million-year-old civilization
Dec 12, 1964Workers excavating a tunnel construction site uncover a massive robot buried underground. This machine functions as a time capsule designed to preserve knowledge for future generations. It contains data regarding a super ancient civilization that existed one million years ago. The discovery serves as a message passed down through time, ensuring that information about this long-lost society remains accessible to posterity.
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Colon-bu-bu the explorer of Chombo takes prisoner Cobalt to see the underground
Dec 19, 1964Colon-bu-bu, an explorer from the subterranean nation of Chombo, travels to the surface world with the intention of witnessing a new environment. Upon arriving, he encounters a character named Cobalt. Instead of forming a friendship, Colon-bu-bu captures Cobalt and brings him back beneath the earth as a captive. This summary is provided by Tezuka Productions.
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Dr. Ochanomizu reads a will revealing a hidden invention on Bururu Mountain.
Dec 26, 1964On Christmas night, Dr. Ochanomizu opens the will of his scientist friend who died 10 years before. It says that he has left an invention in Bururu Mountain. Atom and his friends happen to be on the mountain, and encounter a boy called Akio who lives alone there. They become friends, but... (Source: Tezuka Productions)
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Atom searches for the missing Prince Dorian using advanced detection technology.
Jan 2, 1965Prince Dorian of the Camellia Kingdom vanishes while visiting. Atom employs a state-of-the-art four-dimensional detection device to locate him. His search leads to the discovery of the prince wandering in an alternate world. This realm is populated by individuals who have been spirited away from different historical eras. The narrative focuses on Atom's investigation and the mysterious nature of this hidden dimension where displaced people reside.
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Uran stars as Tarzan in a jungle film before being abducted by a mysterious woman
Jan 9, 1965Uran is cast in a movie playing the role of Tarzan. She travels to a jungle location for filming, but a mysterious woman abducts her while she is dressed as a boy. The woman intends to make Uran the prince of the demon's place, a realm where inhabitants do not age. This plan involves transforming Uran into a ruler of this timeless domain, removing her from her current acting career and the jungle set where the abduction occurred.
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Stairs Leading into Space
Jan 16, 1965A mysterious staircase materializes on Earth, drawing humans toward a spaceship concealed within the clouds. As the human population departs the planet entirely, the remaining robots begin discussing their potential takeover of the world. This narrative explores the transition of power from humans to machines following the mass exodus. The story highlights the eerie silence left behind as humanity follows the stairs into the sky, leaving the mechanical inhabitants to contemplate their new role as the dominant species on the now-empty Earth.
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A balloon shaped like Atom causes children to disappear while chasing it
Jan 23, 1965A balloon resembling Atom floats above the city, drawing the attention of children who adore the character. As kids chase the floating object, they vanish one by one. These frequent disappearances lead to a shift in public perception, causing Atom to be viewed with fear rather than admiration. The community begins to regard him as a dangerous threat to children due to the mysterious incidents linked to his image. This negative reputation emerges directly from the alarming pattern of children following the balloon and not returning, creating a sense of dread surrounding the once-beloved figure.
- 105EP 105
Atom is shot by a maser gun that ruins artificial intelligence and loses all his memory
Jan 30, 1965Atom is shot by a maser gun that ruins artificial intelligence. He loses all his memory, and is shot away into space. (Source: Tezuka Productions)
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Ham Egg discovers an alien child with super strength after a UFO crash
Feb 6, 1965Ham Egg encounters a UFO that appears to have made an emergency landing in the woods. Upon investigating the scene, he discovers an alien child. Ham Egg quickly notices that the child possesses super strength. He then formulates a plan to capitalize on this unique ability by promoting the alien as a wrestler to achieve fame. This narrative focuses on Ham Egg's immediate reaction to the extraterrestrial visitor and his subsequent ambitions regarding the child's physical capabilities.
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Atom enters a parallel world where Tobio survived and he was never born
Feb 13, 1965During the construction of a dam, Atom is caught in an explosion that transports him to a parallel dimension. In this alternate reality, Tobio, the son of Dr. Tenma, did not die in the accident that claimed his life in the original world. Consequently, this universe is one where Atom was never created or born. The narrative explores the implications of this divergence, highlighting the stark contrast between the two timelines and the existence of a world without the iconic robot boy. This event marks a significant shift in Atom's journey as he navigates a reality defined by the survival of his creator's son.
- 108EP 108
Three scientists gain supernatural powers on the moon and attack Dr. Ochanomizu.
Feb 20, 1965Three scientists acquire supernatural abilities while on the lunar surface. Dr. Arden, harboring a personal grudge against Dr. Ochanomizu, orchestrates an attack targeting him. In response, Atom engages in fierce combat to defend Dr. Ochanomizu from the empowered scientists. The narrative focuses on the conflict arising from Dr. Arden's vendetta and Atom's subsequent efforts to protect his colleague against these newly empowered adversaries on the moon.
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Atom discovers an unidentified egg on an island while playing with Uran
Feb 27, 1965While playing with Uran on a small island, Atom finds a large egg inside a cave. He brings the object to Dr. Ochanomizu for analysis, but they are unable to determine its nature. Following this inconclusive examination, Atom returns to the island where he originally found the egg. Upon his return, he encounters a strange bird that resides in that specific location. The narrative focuses on Atom's initial discovery of the mysterious egg and his subsequent investigation into its origin and the unique avian life present on the island.
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Atom investigates a thermal bomb on Earth and travels to Mercury to find its origin.
Mar 6, 1965Atom investigates a super thermal bomb that has fallen on earth. Then he heads for Mercury to find its launching site. On his way, however, Atom loses his sight in an accident, and gets involved in a power struggle with aliens on Mercury. (Source: Tezuka Productions)
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The conceited robot Polymer raids Atom's home claiming to be the world's strongest.
Mar 13, 1965A massive and arrogant robot named Polymer asserts that he is the most powerful machine on Earth. He launches an attack on Atom's residence to prove his superiority. Polymer intends to demonstrate his strength by defeating Atom in combat. The narrative focuses on this confrontation as Polymer seeks to validate his claim of being the strongest. The outcome of this challenge remains uncertain within the provided summary. The source of this information is credited to Tezuka Productions.
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Dr. Ochanomizu creates solar-powered robot Samson that turns violent under moonlight.
Mar 27, 1965Dr. Ochanomizu successfully develops a robot named Samson, which operates using solar energy as its power source. However, the machine suffers from a critical flaw when exposed to moonlight. Under these specific lunar conditions, Samson malfunctions and becomes violent. This incident highlights the dangerous side effects of the robot's design when interacting with natural light sources other than the sun. The narrative focuses on the creation of this solar-powered entity and the subsequent behavioral issues that arise due to its sensitivity to moonlight, leading to unpredictable and aggressive actions.
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Atom and Dr. Ochanomizu investigate the nation of Back after it bans laughter and invention.
Apr 3, 1965The nation of Back abruptly secedes from the World Peace Union and imposes a strict prohibition on both invention and laughter upon its citizens. In response to this sudden isolation and the new restrictive policies, Atom and Dr. Ochanomizu travel to the country. Their mission is to uncover the reasons behind this closed-door dictatorial approach and understand the circumstances that led to the ban on joy and innovation within the region.
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A giant slug attacks trains in a subway yard, proving difficult for Atom to defeat.
Apr 10, 1965A massive slug emerges within a subway station yard and begins consuming trains. Atom attempts to destroy the creature, but it proves to be a significantly tougher opponent than anticipated. The slug demonstrates its resilience by appearing in unexpected locations, complicating Atom's efforts to eliminate the threat. This encounter highlights the difficulty of facing an enemy that can manifest in surprising places, requiring Atom to adapt his strategy against a persistent and durable foe.
- 115EP 115
Mint Bureau Machines Gain Limbs and Rebel Against Overwork
Apr 17, 1965Overworked machines at the Mint Bureau are fitted with hands and legs to allow them a day of rest. After experiencing the freedom and joy of physical movement, these mechanical workers develop a desire for autonomy. Consequently, they refuse to return to their duties and flee the facility. This narrative explores the consequences of granting sentient beings temporary liberty, highlighting how the taste of independence leads to rebellion against oppressive labor conditions within the bureau.
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Atom faces the world's most powerful robot, Pluto, in this first part of the battle.
Apr 24, 1965Pluto, described as the strongest robot on Earth, possesses electromagnetic horns capable of destroying any target. This formidable adversary systematically eliminates the world's most powerful robots one by one. The narrative focuses on Atom's intense and difficult struggle as he attempts to challenge this mighty enemy. The episode highlights the severity of the threat posed by Pluto and Atom's determination to confront such a destructive force. This segment serves as the initial part of the confrontation between the two powerful entities.
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Atom struggles against Pluto, the world's most powerful robot with electromagnetic horns
May 1, 1965The narrative focuses on Atom's difficult battle against Pluto, identified as the strongest robot on Earth. This formidable adversary possesses electromagnetic horns capable of destroying any target. Throughout the episode, Pluto systematically dismantles the world's most powerful robots one by one. The story highlights Atom's intense and arduous struggle as he attempts to challenge this mighty enemy. The account is based on material provided by Tezuka Productions, detailing the specific conflict between the protagonist and the destructive machine.
- 118EP 118
Gentle Robot Grabby Escapes Nickrasia With Atom's Help
May 8, 1965A robot named Grabby is a 1/2 G fighter robot that has run away from a country called Nickrasia. Atom tries to help Grabby, who is too gentle to live as a weapon.
- 119EP 119
Planet M shaped like a convex lens approaches Earth reflecting solar light to create an incandescent hell
May 15, 1965Planet M, which has the shape of a convex lens, is moving toward Earth. This celestial body reflects solar light directly at the planet, causing the surface to become an incandescent hell. Despite this global threat, humanity fails to cooperate in addressing the crisis. The primary reason for this lack of unity is that every individual is driven by their own personal greed rather than a collective desire for survival. This selfish motivation prevents any effective response to the impending disaster caused by the approaching planet.
- 120EP 120
Time Hunter remake of episode 11 titled Time Machine by Tezuka Productions
May 22, 1965This installment serves as a remake of the eleventh episode, originally titled "Time Machine." The production is credited to Tezuka Productions, which is explicitly cited as the source for this information. The content focuses on revisiting the narrative and visual elements of the previous episode within the Time Hunter series. No new plot developments or character introductions are indicated in the provided metadata, as the primary function of this entry is to denote the remade status of the specific episode number and its original title.
Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Tetsuwan Atom have?
- Tetsuwan Atom has 193 episodes.
- When did Tetsuwan Atom come out?
- Tetsuwan Atom came out in 1963.
- Which studio made Tetsuwan Atom?
- Tetsuwan Atom was produced by Mushi Production.
- Who directed Tetsuwan Atom?
- Tetsuwan Atom was directed by Osamu Tezuka.
- Is Tetsuwan Atom finished?
- Current status of Tetsuwan Atom: Finished.