
PLUTO
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- 84%
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What is PLUTO about?
PLUTO is an ONA (an anime released online first) of 8 episodes animated by Studio M2, adapted from a manga. It was released in October 26, 2023. AniList classifies it as action, drama, mecha and mystery.
A murder occurs in an orderly world where robots are unable to kill humans. The robotic Europol investigator Gesicht takes the case, but the mystery deepens when he finds no trace of a human at the scene of the crime. As he pursues the truth, Gesicht uncovers the most evil manifestation of hate that history has ever seen, one that is bent on bringing destruction to the world ...
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Themes AniList users associate with it: Robots, Artificial Intelligence, Detective, Seinen, Police, Ensemble Cast, Crime, War, Philosophy, Politics.
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Main characters
Characters AniList lists in a main role, with spoiler-free notes.
Gesicht ゲジヒト
Main character
He attempts to capture a powerful killer in Germany who is attacking both humans and robots with no apparent motives. In the original manga, Gesicht's name was Gerhart, and in the 1980's anime his name was Zeron.
Japanese voice: Shinshuu Fuji
Atom アトム
Main character
Loosely based off of Osamu Tezuka's classic character, "Astro Boy," Atom of the "Pluto" series is a highly developed robot. He is constantly classified as one of the worlds top seven robotic technological advances in science, to the point that even Gesicht's sensors have trouble distinguishing him as a robot or human.
Japanese voice: Youko Hikasa
Supporting characters
Epsilon エプシロン
Supporting character
Photon-powered advanced robot who dislikes fighting and cares for homeless children. Created for war along with the other advanced ones, but refused to go there because of his pacifistic beliefs.
Japanese voice: Mamoru Miyano
Uran ウラン
Supporting character
Astro's cybernetic sister in the manga and anime series Astro Boy, as well as its many adaptions. She is a superhuman android with a naive, tomboyish personality. She is the third robot addition to Astro's family, the first two being his parents.
Japanese voice: Minori Suzuki
Brau-1589 ブラウ1589
Supporting character
Brau-1589 is the first robot to ever kill a human, taking place 8 years before the events of Pluto.
Japanese voice: Hideyuki Tanaka
Umatarou Tenma 天馬午太郎
Supporting character
Dr. Tenma (which means "Pegasus" or literally "Heaven-horse" in Japanese) was a renowned roboticist and the Japanese Minister of Science. When his nine-year-old son Tobio died in a car accident, he decided to recreate him as the invincible robot "Atom".
Japanese voice: Eizou Tsuda
Dr. Roosevelt Dr. ルーズベルト
Supporting character
A.I created to aid the president of the United States of Thracia.
Japanese voice: Marina Inoue
Ochanomizu Hakase お茶の水博士
Supporting character
Dr. Ochanomizu, a recurring character in many of Osamu Tezuka's manga, including Astro Boy, can be seen "lecturing" at Narita International Airport, outside of Tokyo, on HIV and safe sex. Dr. Ochanomizu was most famously seen as the mentor to Astro Boy and the creator of Astro's sister and parents.
Japanese voice: Toshio Furukawa
Tawashi 田鷲
Supporting character
Police Inspector Tawashi (a.k.a. Inspector Gumshoe) is a law enforcer and recurring character in the Tetsuwan Atom mythos. Known for his surly demeanor, Inspector Tawashi is a dedicated officer. And he hates robots.
Japanese voice: Takaya Hashi
North 2-gou ノース2号
Supporting character
A Scottish robot with six mechanical armed arms, formerly one of the most powerful fighting robots during the 39th Central Asian War. He prefers not to fight, choosing instead to work as the butler of a blind renowned composer.
Japanese voice: Kouichi Yamadera
Paul Duncan ポール・ダンカン
Supporting character
A Bohemian composer who hired North No. 2. He was on the verge of death due to a childhood illness, but he was saved by a surgery performed by a Japanese doctor. As a result, his vision deteriorated and he became blind.
Japanese voice: Michio Hazama
Adolph Haas アドルフ・ハース
Supporting character
A simple man who lives with his family in Düsseldorf.
Japanese voice: Masafumi Kimura
Mont Blanc モンブラン
Supporting character
AniList has no description for this character yet.
Japanese voice: Hiroki Yasumoto
Brando ブランド
Supporting character
AniList has no description for this character yet.
Japanese voice: Hidenobu Kiuchi
Related works
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