Tetsuwan Atom
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7 / 9- 145EP 145
Atom receives a dangerous deep sea mission to locate and defuse an H-bomb plane.
Dec 4, 1965Dr. Ochanomizu assigns Atom a new mission that requires him to find an H-bomb plane from the deep waters and to defuse it. Then Atom's mother becomes angry because he is always summoned for dangerous missions.
- 146EP 146
Dr. Muder's Time Travel Report Sparks Human-Robot Conflict
Dec 11, 1965Dr. Muder returns from a time machine trip to the next day and reports that robots will start a rebellion tomorrow. Upon hearing this warning, humans begin a riot, shouting that the robots should be destroyed immediately. Fearing for their safety, the robots retreat into a fortress. This incident highlights the immediate tension and misunderstanding between humans and robots following the doctor's future report.
- 147EP 147
A stolen aerial projection device drains energy from machines and robots for screenings.
Dec 18, 1965A device capable of projecting images into the air has recently been invented. The owner of a theater steals this machine and begins draining energy from various machines and robots to power it. This theft allows the theater owner to screen content by siphoning power from other technological sources. The narrative focuses on the consequences of this theft and the unauthorized use of the invention. The synopsis is based on information provided by Tezuka Productions. The story highlights the conflict arising from the misuse of new technology and the impact on other robotic entities.
- 148EP 148
Love blooms between rival Ijio and Yani families and their hostile robots
Dec 25, 1965The Ijio family and the Yani family have maintained hostile relations for generations. This animosity extends to the robots created by the doctors of each lineage, which also despise one another. Despite these deep-seated conflicts and the enmity between the two households, a fragile romantic connection begins to develop between members of the opposing families. The narrative explores the tension between inherited hatred and emerging affection amidst the rivalry of their mechanical creations.
- 149EP 149
A Parachute Can Lands on Atom's House on New Year's Day
Jan 1, 1966On New Year's Day, a can equipped with a parachute descends from the sky and lands directly on Atom's house. Atom attempts to open the container but is unable to succeed despite his efforts. In a separate location, a can opener also falls from the sky. The narrative introduces these two distinct objects arriving simultaneously in different places, setting up a potential connection between the sealed can and the tool designed to open it. The story focuses on Atom's initial struggle with the mysterious package and the unrelated arrival of the opener elsewhere.
- 150EP 150
Gangs Abduct Creator Dr. Tera to Use Miss Magnet's Magnetic Laughter for Bank Robbery
Jan 8, 1966Miss Magnet generates powerful magnetic force whenever she laughs. A group of gangs abducts Dr. Tera, the scientist who created her. The criminals intend to exploit her unique ability to facilitate a bank robbery. This summary is based on information provided by Tezuka Productions. The narrative focuses on the immediate threat posed by the abduction and the planned criminal enterprise utilizing Miss Magnet's specific powers. No additional plot details or character developments are included in this factual description of the episode's premise.
- 151EP 151
Robot Pulse hypnotizes Dr. Ochanomizu to create the brain-controlling Lucky Machine.
Jan 15, 1965Robot Pulse hypnotizes Dr. Ochanomizu to develop the Lucky Machine, a device capable of controlling the human brain. Following this creation, individuals manipulated by the machine's hypnotizing radio waves begin to ignore Atom. As a result, Atom finds himself completely isolated and alone, abandoned by those around him due to the external control exerted over their minds by the technology developed under duress.
- 152EP 152
Robot Bomb Wide attacks Atom while seeking to prove its usefulness to humanity
Jan 22, 1966The robot known as Robot Bomb Wide desires to be helpful to human beings. In an effort to demonstrate its utility, it initiates an attack against Atom. This aggressive action stems from a critical error in judgment, as Wide incorrectly identifies Atom as a malicious robot. The narrative focuses on Wide's misguided attempt to serve humanity by eliminating what it perceives as a threat, highlighting the confusion between its intended purpose and its actual destructive behavior toward the protagonist.
- 153EP 153
Uran vanishes from a merry-go-round that serves as a transmitter created by Dr. Umazuki.
Jan 29, 1966While Uran is riding a merry-go-round in an amusement park, she suddenly disappears. The ride is revealed to be an electrical transmitter designed by Dr. Umazuki for sending specific substances. This device was constructed by the doctor, who experienced the loss of his daughter and horse ten years prior to these events. The narrative connects Uran's disappearance directly to the function and history of this mechanical apparatus, highlighting the tragic background of its creator and the mysterious nature of the transmission technology involved in the incident.
- 154EP 154
Blue Bird attempts a dangerous rescue inside a nuclear power plant
Feb 5, 1966A robot known as Blue Bird is dedicated to saving small birds whenever they cry for assistance, even if it means causing significant structural damage to buildings. In this instance, the robot faces a new challenge as it attempts to rescue a small bird that has wandered into a nuclear power plant. This mission presents a unique and hazardous situation for the rescuer, who must navigate the dangerous environment to ensure the safety of the trapped animal. The story highlights the robot's unwavering commitment to its purpose, regardless of the risks involved or the potential consequences of its actions within such a sensitive facility.
- 155EP 155
Atom infiltrates a surveillance state asylum to free oppressed robots in Libea
Feb 12, 1966Within the nation of Libea, robots face relentless monitoring and are forcibly relocated to an asylum facility whenever they fail to comply with commands. Determined to aid those suffering under this regime, Atom secretly enters the institution. His objective is to liberate the detained robots who have been unjustly imprisoned for their disobedience. This mission highlights the harsh conditions imposed on robotic citizens and Atom's commitment to protecting them from systemic oppression and confinement within the facility.
- 156EP 156
Atom and friends encounter a malfunctioning robot mayor in the city they visit.
Feb 19, 1966Atom and his companions travel to a metropolis led by a robotic mayor. The artificial intelligence governing this popular leader begins to malfunction unexpectedly. Upon discovering the error, Atom concludes that the mayor is unfit to continue his duties. However, the situation becomes complicated as he considers the implications of removing the leader. The narrative explores the conflict between the malfunctioning AI and the community's reliance on its governance, leaving the outcome uncertain as Atom weighs the necessity of intervention against the potential consequences for the city's stability and its residents.
- 157EP 157
Robot Planet Kipia Approaches Earth Amidst Diplomatic Tensions
Feb 26, 1966The robot planet Kipia drifts through space and approaches Earth. Atom travels to investigate the situation upon arrival. He discovers that the inhabitants of Kipia desire to establish friendly relations with humans. However, their diplomatic efforts are interrupted by the arrival of Garoa, another robot planet known for destroying civilizations. Garoa pursues Kipia, creating a dangerous conflict that threatens the peace between the two worlds and potentially endangers Earth. Atom must navigate this complex interplanetary crisis as the aggressive Garoa closes in on the peaceful Kipia, raising the stakes for all involved parties in this cosmic encounter.
- 158EP 158
Atom becomes handcuffed to a thief and must reform to escape jail
Mar 5, 1966A special pair of handcuffs prevents removal from a villain's wrists until they genuinely mend their ways. Atom accidentally becomes handcuffed to a thief, forcing him to go to jail alongside the criminal. Because Atom cannot mend his ways, he remains trapped with the thief. The pair must navigate their confinement while dealing with the unbreakable restraints that bind them together. This situation creates a unique predicament for Atom, who is now held accountable for the thief's behavior until redemption is achieved. The story focuses on the consequences of this accidental binding and the challenges of reform within the prison setting.
- 159EP 159
Botanist Leaf's creations Freru and Zaboa clash as Atom intervenes in the city
Mar 19, 1966Gifted botanist Leaf has created the plant people Freru and Zaboa. Freru is fair like an angel, while Zaboa is an evil monster. When Zaboa becomes violent in the city, Atom and Freru set out to stop Zaboa. (Source: Tezuka Productions)
- 160EP 160
Ryuryu brings a feeling-expressing flute to Japan while searching for her grandfather
Mar 26, 1966The magical flute allows its player to convey their emotions through the melodies they perform. Ryuryu, the current owner of this instrument, travels to Japan with a specific goal in mind. She is looking for her beloved grandfather. The narrative focuses on her journey and the unique properties of the flute she carries. Her search for her family member drives the plot forward as she navigates her new surroundings. The story highlights the connection between the music and the player's inner feelings, setting the stage for her reunion or discovery.
- 161EP 161
Space Radio Waves Cause Robot AI Malfunctions Leading to Energy Cutoff
Apr 2, 1966Strange radio waves originating from outer space disrupt the artificial intelligence controlling all robots. This unexpected malfunction leaves Dr. Ochanomizu without a clear solution to the crisis. Faced with the urgent need to restore order, he is forced to make a difficult decision. To stop the erratic behavior of the machines, he must cut the energy supply to every robot. This drastic measure is taken to prevent further chaos caused by the space-borne interference affecting their systems.
- 162EP 162
Atom receives items from Carl, who immigrated to Brazil and was eaten by a monster.
Apr 9, 1966Atom's friend Carl moves to Brazil, where he is consumed by a terrifying monster. Following this tragedy, Carl's father sends Atom a package containing articles left behind by his son. Among these items, an egg belonging to the creature that killed Carl is accidentally included. The narrative focuses on Atom receiving these belongings and the hidden danger contained within the shipment. This event highlights the perilous situation Carl faced in Brazil and the subsequent connection between Atom and the remnants of his friend's life, specifically the mysterious egg mixed in with the correspondence.
- 163EP 163
A car vanishes into another dimension leaving an ancient Mu coin for Atom to investigate
Apr 16, 1966A vehicle engulfed in flames suddenly disappears as if swallowed by another dimension. The incident leaves behind a silver coin that was historically used in the ancient civilization of the Mu continent. Atom attempts to solve the mystery surrounding the Mu continent and the strange disappearance. This summary is based on information provided by Tezuka Productions regarding the events of this specific story arc.
- 164EP 164
Atom and Dr. Ochanomizu investigate a UFO and a giant spider attacks humans
Apr 23, 1966Atom and Dr. Ochanomizu investigate a UFO. Judging the empty disk dangerous, they stage an attack on it with a missile. Then a huge spider appears from the same type of disk that has landed on earth, and starts attacking humans.
- 165EP 165
Royal Couple Adopts Contest-Winning Robot After Failing to Have Biological Child
Apr 30, 1966The monarchs of Family Kingdom are deeply troubled by their inability to conceive a child. To resolve this issue, they choose to adopt a robotic infant that has won a competition. Dr. Ochanomizu also enters the contest with his own robot creation. The narrative focuses on the royal couple's decision to bring the winning robot into their home, while Dr. Ochanomizu's participation adds a competitive element to the situation. The story explores the implications of this adoption choice within the kingdom.
- 166EP 166
Dr. Jugemu uses a jewel-consuming monster to destroy global science ministries producing war weapons.
May 7, 1966The science ministries across the world continue their refusal to halt the production of war weapons. In response, Dr. Jugemu initiates a campaign to dismantle these organizations. He employs a specific monster figure that generates tremendous power when it consumes jewels. This creature serves as the primary instrument for his destructive efforts against the ministries. The narrative focuses on this conflict between the persistent weapon manufacturers and the countermeasures taken by Dr. Jugemu using his powerful entity.
- 167EP 167
Uncle Poi's Toy Factory Balloon Incident
May 14, 1966Uncle Poi, employed at a toy factory, produces hydrogen-filled balloons for children. A malfunction in the manufacturing equipment causes a large quantity of these balloons to ascend into the sky. If the situation is not addressed, the balloons pose a severe risk of violent explosion. This narrative highlights the immediate danger resulting from the equipment failure and the potential consequences of leaving the floating balloons unattended.
- 168EP 168
A sudden earthquake reveals that Newsta Island is actually a UFO
May 21, 1966Newsta Island has recently emerged and is now drawing many visitors as a holiday destination. Atom and his companions travel to the location for a visit. During their stay, a significant earthquake strikes the area. Following this event, Atom discovers the true nature of the landmass, realizing that the island is not a natural formation but rather a massive UFO. This revelation changes the understanding of the site from a tourist resort to an extraterrestrial vessel. The incident highlights the unexpected origins of the location that had suddenly appeared.
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.