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In Futuristic Metro City, A Robot With Incredible Powers Is Created By A Brilliant Scientist In The Image Of His Lost Son. This Robot Is Astro Boy. Alone In The World, Astro Must Learn Who His Real Friends Are And How To Use His Powers For Good, Because One Day Metro City Will Need A Hero.
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