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Future Boy Conan

Mirai Shounen Conan · 未来少年コナン

TV · Finished · Spring 1978 · 26 episodes · 29 min

July 2008. Mankind was faced with the threat of extinction. An ultra-magnetic weapon, far more devastating than any nuclear weapon known, destroyed half the world in an instant. The earth's crust was rocked by massive movements, the earth was thrown off its axis, and the five continents were torn completely apart and sank deep below the sea...

The attempt by a number of people to flee to outer space failed. Their spaceships were forced back to the earth and vanished with their hopes shattered. But one of the spaceships narrowly escaped destruction and crash-landed on a small island which had miraculously survived the devastation. The crew members of the spaceship settled there, as if they were seeds sown on the island.

After years, a boy was born. He was a new life in the desert, a ray of light in the darkness of the annihilated earth...

(Source: AniDB)

Genres: Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi

Tags: Post-Apocalyptic, Fugitive, Politics, Survival, Ships, Kids, Lost Civilization, Steampunk, Primarily Child Cast, Male Protagonist, Philosophy, Travel

Studio: Nippon Animation

Episodes

  1. Episode 1: Remnant Island
  2. Episode 2: The Journey
  3. Episode 3: The First Companion
  4. Episode 4: The Barracuda
  5. Episode 5: Industria
  6. Episode 6: Dyce's Rebellion
  7. Episode 7: Chase
  8. Episode 8: Escape
  9. Episode 9: The Salvage Ship
  10. Episode 10: Dr. Lao
  11. Episode 11: Escaping
  12. Episode 12: Core Block
  13. Episode 13: High Harbor
  14. Episode 14: A Day on the Island
  15. Episode 15: Barren Land
  16. Episode 16: The Hut for Two
  17. Episode 17: Battle
  18. Episode 18: Gun Boat
  19. Episode 19: Giant Tsunami
  20. Episode 20: Going to Industria Again
  21. Episode 21: Residents Under the Ground
  22. Episode 22: Rescue
  23. Episode 23: The Solar Tower
  24. Episode 24: Giganto
  25. Episode 25: The End of Industria
  26. Episode 26: Denouement

Reviews

A solid, sweet 70s post-apocalyptic adventure that should not remain unnoticed.

A modern-day epic and father of the Ghibli movies (Spoiler-free)

Apocalyptic Playfulness in Future Boy Conan