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Here is Pluto, the "World's Strongest Robot", ready to destroy the seven most powerful robots from the top of his 54.7 cm, including Astro Boy! Introduced by Japanese Manga master Osamu Tezuka in the adventures of Astro Boy between 1952 and 1968, Pluto became a character of his own thanks to his reinterpretation by Naoki Urasawa and his co-writer Takashi Nagasaki. On the occasion of Astro's fictional birth date, April 7, 2003, the two authors developed 8 volumes around Pluto's story, until 2009! Robot created from scratch by Professor Abullah, Pluto cannot contravene the orders he has received, he executes them and starts to destroy all the robots around him! Only Astro, although less powerful, tirelessly resists his attempts, but until when? If Osamu Tezuka's Pluto is rather action-oriented, Naoki Urasawa's and his co-writer Takashi Nagasaki's, great fans of the
Here is Pluto, the World's Strongest Robot, ready to destroy the seven most powerful robots from the top of his 54.7 cm, including Astro Boy! Introduced by Japanese Manga master Osamu Tezuka in the adventures of Astro Boy between 1952 and 1968, Pluto became a character of his own thanks to his reinterpretation by Naoki Urasawa and his co-writer Takashi Nagasaki. On the occasion of Astro's fictional birth date, April 7, 2003, the two authors developed 8 volumes around Pluto's story, until 2009! Robot created from scratch by Professor Abullah, Pluto cannot contravene the orders he has received, he executes them and starts to destroy all the robots around him! Only Astro, although less powerful, tirelessly resists his attempts, but until when? If Osamu Tezuka's Pluto is rather action-oriented, Naoki Urasawa's and his co-writer Takashi Nagasaki's, great fans of the Manga master, will become a detective story full of mysteries and investigations. And it is finally Astro who will prove to be the The strongest robot in the world, because although less powerful, he puts his strength at the service of others and thus stands out from his enemies!

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👑 GOAT 👑 on X: finished pluto manga this was urasawa second work that i have read/watch(first was monster) Manga has only 65 chapters Pluto is very interesting and emotional manga with