Astro Boy 1963

A robot from the supernatural Genghis Khan Empire comes to Astro Boy's house in search of help.

On his way home from the World Robot Congress, Astro Boy is startled to see an iceberg moving much too quickly.

Tick and Tock get lost and stumble upon a strange village. All of the houses in the village have crucifixes and garlands of garlic on their doors. No one appears, even when they call out.

Porgy and Bess and their son Piko move in next to Astro Boy. He invites the three new neighbors over to his house but grows puzzled by their strange behavior.

Vikings from outer space have been capturing spaceships traveling between planets. Astro Boy is made a special member of the Space Patrol and goes off in pursuit of the Vikings.

After toy-maker Happy Klaus finds out nobody is buying his old-fashioned toys, he angrily decides to make a new kind of toy. The result is the Devil Doll.

Professor Al Kemmy succeeds in producing living cells, and works to reproduce ever more complex life forms. His crowning achievement is the creation of real dinosaurs, but he loses control.

Astro Girl discovers a woman and suspicious-looking man in a clock tower where no one is supposed to be living. She sneaks into the clock tower, but is captured and loses all of her energy.

The Galaxia is a rare and beautiful flower, discovered on a tropical island and brought to a botanical laboratory where Dr. Ubank hopes to study it.

Bem, a robot from the planet Nikolo, has brought a bomb to earth. Three scientists want to test the bomb's strength by blowing up the sun. Astro Boy tries to help Bem.

After their rocket gets broken in space, Astro Boy and the Ponkotsu Gang head for an emergency space station in search of food and make a surprising discovery.

Dr. Pood kidnaps Astro Girl because she looks just like his late daughter, whom he is also busy seeking to avenge. Will Astro Boy save his sister and prevent Dr. Pood's violent revenge?

The Valyx, a rather unique earth-digging vehicle developed by Professor Prober, suddenly appears: ten years and half a world away from its initial plunge.

Astro Boy goes with an archaeologist to investigate Incan ruins. They meet up with Kapack, an old man who wants to restore the Inca Empire.

Dr. Mores manages to establish contact with the planet Paranoia, and they send building plans for a machine. But it turns out to be a monster machine that grows by eating other machines.

Dr. Elefun is surprised to receive a package filled with disconnected robot parts. The broken voice box keeps repeating an intriguing message about "Horace" and "Mr. Aurora".

Dr. Elefun, Astro Boy, and Astro Girl travel 60,000 years into the future to discover a robot who has inherited the earth. Now, new creatures are gaining control.

Professor Ibaru is murdered by Kanekura's gang through a staged auto accident. Several days later, a strange car-shaped robot named Friday appears before Kanekura and follows him around.

Professor Jingo develops a remarkably humanized little animal named Minute with a prophetic sixth sense that allows him to know of things that will happen before they transpire.

Astro Boy experiences first-hand the effects of a machine that allows robots to have dreams. While Astro Boy dreams, a villain named Mr. Nightmaroo tries to steal the Dream Machine.

At the World Robot Athletic Meet, President Yabure uses all sorts of schemes to ensure his robot Demon 1's victory over Astro Boy, the likely winner. It all comes down to the final event.

Atomic submarine trains, supersonic passenger planes, and whole communities are demolished by the monstrous Dunder Bird. After each attack, Dunder demands Astro Boy's surrender.

Mr. Hall is building an undersea city to boost tourism. Seemingly out of nowhere, crab-shaped robots and vehicles in the shape of porpoises attack the city, and leave behind a message.

Dr. Elefun's public transportation proposal prevails over Tobias Toggle's, and he hires the young but famous Cal E. Brate as chief engineer. A bitter Tobias Toggle is intent on sabotage.