Tobio dies 1963-2009

[@TheAllcreatorLiveArchives]

Lesson learned: children's hats are indestructible.

[@FCLoquendo]

In real way, Astro was a replacement

[@ShinziiArt]

Just gotta wear a suit made from the material of that hat

[@krafteze.cumanumpanglewat]

Actually some pants in each movie are also indestructible

[@mysilentworld6731]

Remember kids, wear ur hat

[@MaxRoge]

I always wondered why his hat never got obliterated, the true answer is to keep the movie’s plot going on. Dr. Tenma could have found Tobio’s hair strand somewhere else than his hat.

[@thethundernado6670]

What many people don’t realize that Tobio is Truck-kun’s first victim. This monster will continue to take the lives of more and more people.

[@DarkOverlord96]

Osamu Tezuka was truly a pioneer.

[@bladeexe]

What we don't realize he was Isekaied the whole time. We just followed Astro boy instead of Tobio.

[@TimeBomb014X]

The most prolific killer, having isseikied hubdreds if not thousands of lives

[@mukamasa]

Truck-Kun is straight up as old as anime itself.

[@thethundernado6670]

@@mukamasa he is immortal. He will never die

[@paintkim9211]

1980's Tobio's death : Car Accident 2009's Tobio's death : Killed by Peacekeeper

[@KevinJenkins-tg2kg]

On this memory please mass memory we'll stole my memory

[@Lemuel928]

Wait about the Pluto Anime Series?

[@robertbreschard3493]

Here are differences

[@ghostlion8616]

Astroboy: gets killed Ghandi: just as planned

[@jienuol7368]

​@@Lemuel928truck kun hit just like all anime/manga Astroboy

[@barrickfischer]

1963-2003: car accident 2009: gets vaporized by peacekeeper

[@ErickCervantesValera]

Jaja yes 1980

[@kairi4640]

2003 and 2009 feel more realistic with him riding a scooter instead of a car. And then him accidentally getting trapped behind with a dangerous robot.

[@merimkastrat5846]

1980 seems more fleshed out since in the earliest, it never shown how or why he is allowed to drive a car. The 1980 actually shows it where he was never even allowed to drive it. So technically, he stole it and then crashed it.

[@JoseArmandoSaint-HilaireAcosta]

It so realistic how his hat somehow resisted the total material elimination but not astro himsrlf,guess the hat is somehow stronger than tobio

[@theramdomchannel8329]

If we are talking realism, car accidents are very common. For all we know he did take the car without permission. The lab accident feels a little forced, and there was no need to change the whole way he died specially since it was such an iconic scene, but the whole 2009 movie was kinda terrible, this one scene isnt the worst part by far

[@night-x6793]

I understand the old ones because driving laws weren't that restricted and the idea of future cars being safer for anyone was most likely the idea at that time. But still the idea of a kid driving any vehicle is frowned upon in this era which the last 2 did make the most sense for a accidental death scene.

[@JoseArmandoSaint-HilaireAcosta]

@@theramdomchannel8329 i guess it is kinda forced but it also helped to set the common rivalry troughout the movie,as in the robot winning the first fight but then astro becoming a robot overtakes him,somehow a last testament to the change astro had trough the movie,to beat the enemy who cost him his life as showing him surpassing his past self and being reborned into a better being

[@Zodiastarmann]

The 2009 death is such a punch in the gut, it happens in mere seconds right in front of him! Literally a parents worst nightmare!

[@nolanschotanus2769]

15 years without any sort of new astro boy reboot is kind of crazy actually

[@chrisrockett5897]

We got an anime adaptation of Pluto if that counts.

[@keijijohnson9754]

The annoying thing was that there was speed to be one a decade ago yet that still hasn't released at all for some reason.

[@bereniceseydoux3096]

An Astro Boy reboot is in production, directed by Thomas Astruc (Miraculous Ladybug), a fan of the original material

[@fridalig7283]

Pluto was absolutely incredible!

[@MrSoso1050]

Watch Pluto.

[@oniplus4545]

the fact that the hat is more durable than an actual shield glass

[@Pixygon]

The blast in this video did nothing to the wall. It just vaporized Toby. When the Peacekeeper realized the wall was still in tact, it attempted (successfully) to absorb the wall, much like it can absorb other objects. The hat was, however, more durable than an 11 year-old kid.

[@magnusdiridian]

that hat is the key to all of this

[@andrewb4999]

Crazy how the American adaptation is the most brutal. He doesn’t even get to hold his son one last time after death. There’s nothing left but his hat.

[@donnycorn3086]

It was emotional till you mention the hat. My boy got vaporized and his hat somehow doesnt.

[@audreyholmes9751]

What's sad is some people speculate Tobey knew his father lied to him right up to his death in the 2009 movie...another empty promise that was made to blind him to his incoming death. The demand to know where his son was, was just him refusing to accept reality... his denial to accept his son's death, and his denial to accept Astro Boy, robots as a whole, and denial of the true nature of his actions... the climax of these movies usually show him understanding how destructive he became and coming to terms with that as a character, and redeeming himself not only as a scientist, but as a father.

[@Splash232]

His death gets more dramatic with each adaptation 😢

[@robertbreschard3493]

Tragic

[@LuchoArtist]

Isn’t a kids show?

[@takarifan]

Gotta keep up with the stakes.

[@mohabalserafe3795]

You would be surprised by the number of kids shows that always end having darker plots way more than it should be ​@@LuchoArtist

[@Canev821]

@@LuchoArtistyes but bad things happen

[@BR-dj1bo]

Dr. Tenma is a really bad father, can't make time for his only son and it's what usually leads to Tobio's death Everytime.

[@ghostmarx12]

Yeah he is and should learn that a father should make time for his son instead of pushing him away so he could keep on working.

[@farid-frederick]

It's canon event

[@jamesvanitas]

He’s basically the Blueprint for Gendo Ikari from NGE……

[@ghostmarx12]

@@farid-frederick Yeah but I still feels sad about it.

[@JodaroKujo]

@@jamesvanitasI can see the exactly what you mean

[@knightchef]

Honestly if something were to happen to my son, that would probably push me over the edge. I don’t think I’d be capable of being kind anymore.

[@javierpatag3609]

That’s what happened with notorious gangster James “Whitey” Bulger. His wife says he changed for the worse when his kid died, becoming the ruthless criminal the world knows.

[@bDwaekkichan]

Same 😢

[@yoholup19]

Ironically enough that's what happens to tenma after he builds astro

[@Churasakanasa]

Tobio's death hits way hard than a creepypasta

[@gamepopper101]

Honestly, the 1960s one was the best one, followed shortly by the 2003 one. Nothing expresses pain and anguish at the loss of a love one more than no sound apart from Dr Tenma weeping.

[@MicaelAlighieri]

The scene got more and more melodramatic as time passed by. The original had a goofier style, but the sobs were more natural than the rest and the scene has a darker end, with all the pieces scattered, people shocked about it and the father walking with the corpse with a more modest music.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

"cough" 2003 hater alert "cough".

[@sgwaris8853]

Hat kun survived all times its invincible 😅

[@gregbrown8881]

Kinda wild considering none of his other clothes were so lucky.

[@nadaprimadirkareshza7307]

Damn the father crying in 1963 sounds really sad

[@LuchoArtist]

Toby temna’s death is a canon event

[@takarifan]

Yes, and deviate from that created a branch in the timeline, making an alived Toby/Tobio a variant.

[@KrisVexBlood]

4:19 WTF is that ending

[@MakotoYuichi01]

This hits reality as the versions growing more and more realistic. It's painful that the parents always focusing their job forsake of their family and their children, While their children needs their loves too. Tobio's death in all versions (Except 1963, I think he looks joy with his Car) is all because he had no love from his father when he was still a human kid especially his mother passed away too(Depends on which version).

[@shadowhound5113]

The 2003 version was the best. I will always feel worse seeing the father holding his sons body and the scooter made sense. The 2009 version was dumb. My son was killed by my robot I guess I will make a robot.

[@arantarisu_yamu2414]

I prefer the 2003. I love how creative it was and the death scene was sad especially the ending when Astro forgave Tenma as a way to give him peace. The 2009....it felt bland

[@CZPickle]

Looking back you can kinda tell the first astroboy was made on a really tight budget cause like most jobs in the art industry their starting budget was absolutely non-existent

[@KOTEBANAROT]

I mean, that still did impress americans very much. The fact that someone could make an animated tv show at all? That was crazy. And Tezuka knew that it was, to the point that he stated "this isnt animation". Miyazaki had gripes about the way Tezuka kickstarted the tv animation and yet, he also burned out horribly trying to do well-animated tv shows. Its fascinating, really.

[@FireBreather626]

So his death in the 2009 movie was more brutal, but I think the movie along with the older series were equally good

[@Churasakanasa]

I think he might've disappeared

[@jeniferesparza7770]

@@Churasakanasamore like vaporized

[@IllusionPanther]

​@@jeniferesparza7770more than the death itself, the idea of the father watching and being unable to do anything and see his own son disappear. This is the brutal part.

[@santyinfinito4380]

La del 1980 prácticamente se suicidó

[@samuelhaverghast2442]

2009 is the worst, poor guy doesn't even have the body to bury

[@EricPoteat-w3q]

The first victim of Truck-Kun.

[@TheInfinityMaster1]

2003 = Best one art style and how the incident occurs. In my head, I always envisioned Astro Boy as *TOBIO HIMSELF* but with a robotic body that his dad made for him to SAVE HIM as his original body was failing/dying from the accident.

[@eta_carithebrightlord3396]

A cyborg then.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Finally, someone said it. Besides, the only classics I liked from lame classic years such as the 60's and 80's are the Peanuts specials, nothing else XD lol.

[@maxwellthehedgehog6273]

3:45 The last thing you'd want to say to your kid knowing there's nothing you can do to help them.

[@VeggiGames]

When you think about it, each one of his deaths can be its own multiverse, Tobio destined to die because of his father's neglect.

[@jienuol9038]

That's right. Even in the manga they met people in parallel universes and Tobio died too.

[@lolstationvita5922]

1960s: Ha-ha-ha, funny! Stupid boy! 1980s: Ha-ha-ha, funny! Now with colors! 2003: Damn... that sucks. 2009: This is horrible.

[@detectivenuthead7869]

Tobio: My father was an irresponsible father. By accident, i died. Then he rebuilt me, and I became ... well, you know the name ...

[@thatsmyq52]

2009: At least he died quickly.

[@TheAilmam]

Yep

[@TheSunIsADeadlyLaser90482]

saved the cremation

[@Eternus_transmogrifus49]

1:05 Moral of the story: Cherish the time you have left with those you love. You never know when they’ll pass.

[@magnusdiridian]

but you'll always have the hat

[@MatthewK122]

Shame Tobie cannot escape his canon event, always need to become a cyborg

[@Enkidu659]

well no, he dies every time, Astroboy/Atom is a robot made to look like toby

[@XB3Gaming]

God the 2003 series looks SO GOOD.

[@arkmasterable]

While all of them are hard, 2009 is simply brutal

[@NizeForce]

The 2009 really hit hard😢,it really show how dangerous is deadly weapon toward human

[@ragnaroktheguywithcomputerhead]

Tobio's function: die and let his hat

[@HuckleisMyHoney]

1963: The Isekai Truck of Good Fortune's debut 🙏

[@steviecorpus7565]

I guess being desinegrated is less violent than going through a car accident

[@KenMasters.]

The 2009 version would've been better as a PG-13 film that is faithful to the original story.

[@DesoloZantas]

I like the 1963 version. it felt more sad

[@kairi4640]

Idk, it felt more ridiculous to me. The narrator even had to stress the sanity of a kid driving in a car on the highway. 😂 The more modern adaptations make more sense. Like I don't care if it's the future and self driving could be a possible excuse, having a kid just go on a joyride in a car just feels crazy. Like wouldn't said car then identify the driver if it's so advanced? It's just a very messy origin story, and I'm glad the modern adaptations fixed it.

[@comicbookreviewer4856]

I do admit when I did work on one of my digimon Projects I always took some ideas of what happen to Tobio with elements of shadow origin and the 2003 plot for my story

[@keijijohnson9754]

You're really overthinking it way too hard there dude.😑 The simple fact of the matter here is that it's one that had a lot of drama to it and the outright distraught and heartbreak in Tenma's English voice sold it a whole lot here. Way more than i wouldve expected it, personally.​ Don't be such a snob here. 😑 @@kairi4640

[@Florceleste28]

I like the tone shift the moment we get to see the father in the 1963 one, the way everything gets more somber really works for me.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

@@keijijohnson9754 The only snobs here, are you 1963-80 Astro Boy purists hating on 2003 for no reason. Even Peanuts/Charlie Brown/Snoopy fans are better classic fans than you lol.

[@Jabbawartz]

I want the direction of the 60’s the car from the 80’s and the futuristic styling of the 00’s lol.

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

00's hater.

[@gambitgambles]

I am the only one that thinks the 1980's is the saddest?

[@monster-mecha_enthusiast_2002]

Yes, because you're a purist lol.

[@farid-frederick]

Bro got killed multiple times across multiverse

[@Idunno-b8g]

I may not be a father or anything, but you'd think after the second time his son died, in almost the same way as before, he'd do a better job watching over him.

[@ToaAxiomMan]

Truck Kun's career all began with Tobio

[@navox4658]

The original might be goofy at first but that sadness from Dr. Tenma is very real

[@silverghost3063]

Tobio's dad in the original series looks so much like a rooster

[@SK_Spike07]

Finally. A good video to watch about Astro Boy at 4:00 am.

[@sebastianemond5313]

3:57 - 4:07 Homer Simpson: "🥺He's a box... 😫My boy is a box! *✊️😠DAMN YOU! A BOOOOOOX!!* "

[@NachtNSXunt0ten]

the 1963 one was absolutely dark.

[@harry.t.radio95237]

3:15 - End: THAT was a drastic shift.

[@tiranito2834]

1:08 "Let's go jump" can be interpreted in many ways... xD

[@daniilhalk8805]

He didn't die, he ended up in the fantasy world and acquired a harem.

[@Chancherpancher]

So that's how Astro Boy was build, tragic. 😬

[@Cody2564]

Me when my mamma about to Whoop me 0:12

[@Pirategod23]

And they still made Tesla after all the warnings

[@RheaWolfCookiez]

why is nobody talking about tobio’s scream in the 1980 version

[@ashesandposies]

I hate the 2009 death the most, as a kid I was in shock the rest of the movie he had died and could not believe the villain was still alive at the end after you thought he died, it was so dumb. If the villain only got that just death I would have liked it more.

[@greendude7650]

This cartoon is actually somewhat dark.

[@takarifan]

Astroboy is really dark. But it's still considered a shonen genre despite it all.

[@greendude7650]

@@takarifan what makes it shonen genre exactly I don't really understand that genre is it like noir?

[@takarifan]

@@greendude7650 A shonen anime genre means this anime is targeted towards a younger male audience around 10 - 16 years.

[@greendude7650]

@@takarifan oh so like the original Speed Racer.

[@takarifan]

@@greendude7650 Yeah. The definition of the genre changed based on the year the anime was made and the taste of the times.

[@rabbitadventurous9441]

I love all japanese version, Tobio looks way cuter.

[@gabsy_ferreira]

His death in 2009 is the most devastating one

[@jadenzombieslayer1569]

2:16 Tobio I DON'T WANT A JETBIKE I WANT A FATHER!!!!!!!! 😢😡

[@elizabethmartin6707]

That was the one I remember…am I remembering wrong?

[@Alexmaquina2023]

It’s the English dub dialogue? Because I heard the English dub censored the scene

[@elizabethmartin6707]

@@Alexmaquina2023 oh, that actually makes sense! I watched the English dub a lot as a kid, but I never remembered the scene of him getting run over either, just leaving on the bike

[@jadenzombieslayer1569]

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[@faiyathefirebnuy170]

Love learning about early anime dub. I never seen alot or heard some dubs from the 50's or 60's.

[@PrincessNine]

While pluto never shows it, tenma talking about it is still tragic

[@Uprising225]

you dont know what you Have until it is lost, the curse is absolute regret

[@gantz22ify]

Weird how in 2009 Nicholas Cage played two fathers who end up losing their children in traumatic events.

[@krausfamily4491]

Tbh, the 2009 one traumatized me as a kid

[@psykoli]

I see... Truck-kun great great great father

I hate it whenever an animated feature makes the jump to 3D CGI.

[@FrenchFriesWasEaten]

From being foolish kid to being innocent kid is so brutal...

[@BABYBABYGOO]

I guess they wanted his death to be more "child friendly" in 2009... But then I think about the fact that burning alive is supposedly the most pain a human can feel...

[@ghostmarx12]

Tobio’s death was one many sad things i seen on tv and movies all leading bad parents and bad unexpected circumstances. I wished he had better father then he would have been alive.

[@maverickhunterleon5424]

Anybody else think that the car crashes are a more brutal way for him to die than getting freaking incinerated in the movie?

[@MrSoso1050]

80's version is the best one

[@TheAilmam]

Ayeeee same taste 🤝

[@angelvaldez9291]

In my opinion the 2009 version is the darkest because when tenma said he promised Toby knew he was gonna die because his father doesn’t keep promises and tenma had to witness his death

[@eggymens]

i liked 2003 the most.

[@WeedShaggy]

"Y'all wanna see a young boy die in a horrific car crash? Do you wanna see it again"?

[@OldMakkahReciters]

1963 ending 00:01 1980 ending 00:57 2003 ending 2:01 2009 ending 3:14 oof worst ending 4:19

[@striderhiryu2]

2009 was a great version

[@RTWLR]

The pattern I’m detecting is that Tobio’s hat is the only keepsake remaining, which is ironically plot armor for the hat itself (in an almost literal sense). Truth be told, as gutwrenching as Astro’s reason for existence might be, there’s something about being disintegrated by cosmic energy that seems like a better (as in not as agonizing) way to go than being smashed at a high rate of speed with the combined unforgiving nature of circuits and steel

[@arantarisu_yamu2414]

The 2003 version will always be my favorite. I love how the dynamic before Tobio's death was and how it plays a part in the ending. The ending Astro saved Tenma who wanted to die in the same building he last saw his son alive but he forgave him as a way to bring him peace. The 2009 felt very bland and it felt rushed. The ending wasnt as wholesome as the 2003 version.

[@NoimHu]

i used to watch the 1980 one

[@melissamedinaquiles9396]

Great video😊😊😊

[@tzisorey]

Truck-kun, yamete! -3-

[@jesus_sama_z4620]

Toby 😔😔😔🥺🥺🥺😢😢😢

[@Fraggle-h7o]

lol this kid dies almost as often as bruce waynes parents

[@freecjammer1714]

1:44 truck kuns first victim

[@IzayoiArwena]

The original is the saddest for me. Where is this from?

[@JVision1]

Tetsuwan Atom/Astro Boy

[@Vpg001]

It's an ongoing gag

[@maxwellthehedgehog6273]

Top 10 Anime deaths.

[@Caillou102]

💛N:😥oh God 💜Uzi:😢🙏no no Toby

[@OdinRuZero]

In most versions story was wrote by japanese, who actually kept canons, even thought there was a redcon each new adaptation. But 2009 was made by westerners, so it's fair that not only setting is way different(the main story happens on floating city that is float in skies of overpoluted Earth, while in previous adaptations it was actually bright future in which earth wasn't THAT poluted.)

[@blast_processing6577]

Is Tobio not even in the live action series from 1959? I've been meaning to watch it, since Tezuka was famously unhappy with it, leading to the 1963 adaptation and the birth of anime as we know it.

[@rezaachmadi6579]

Was he cursed by the demon king : "perpetual dead and reincarnation "?

[@korystephens3318]

Toby-Tobio died the way he lived: a stupid little bastard

[@nessonett742]

2009 is when they ruined it.

[@Awesomethingness]

Does this mean...Tobio got sent to a nonexistent isekai because it was 1963? And was subsequently replaced on Earth by Atom?

[@RobertFred2011]

Bro has died more times then you can imagine