Astroboy 15

Japan

TV show
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Three epsiodes of the adventures of the boy robot Astro created by Osamu Tezuka. The titles include: “The Robot stuntman”; on a tour of Hollywood studios Uran discovers that stuntman Tom Stanton is actually using a tiny robot named Sam to perform his stunts; “The Light ray robot”; Skunk steals the Light Ray robot, winner of the best robot of the year; “The Man-made solar sphere”; a strange accident sets off a mystery involving a powerful man-made solar sphere. Detective Shalock Holmespan is intrigued and becomes Dr Elefun, original creator of the sphere. Astro replaces Shalock Holmespan and a race begins to find the location of the sphere.

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Credits

co-producers/directors

Carl Battaglia

Del Lewis

production company

Nihon Terebi

Tezuka Productions

Duration

01:10:00:00

Production places
Japan
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