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When did the very first anime TV series debut in the United States?
I am curious to know when the very first, ever, anime TV series debuted on Television in the US. What year did it debut? Is there anything documented about what TV channelit debuted on? What was the series called, and is it still around to this day? How long did this original series last, how many seasons? What were some reviews on the series when it came out, was it thought of as awful, or a brilliant idea? Lastly what was the basic storyline of this anime series, did it deal with real life issues, or was it some miraculous fantasy land that sucked its viewers in?
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Astro Boy (Tetsuwan Atom) was the first anime to come to American television in 1963. It was shown on NBC stations at the time.
If you go to the movies or keep up with movies, you may have heard of the Astro Boy movie which came out recently. There have been several previous adaptations, video games and other related items. Today there is a cool statue of Astro Boy at a Japanese school where he is hugging the earth.
If you go to the movies or keep up with movies, you may have heard of the Astro Boy movie which came out recently. There have been several previous adaptations, video games and other related items. Today there is a cool statue of Astro Boy at a Japanese school where he is hugging the earth.
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