Future Boy Conan - Season 1 Episode 23 Solar Tower

Name: Future Boy Conan
Genre: Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Family
Released: 31 Oct 1978
Rating: 8.40
Cast: Noriko Ohara, Mieko Nobusawa

Witness the imagination of Hayao Miyazaki before Ghibli 1978-10-31 Japan 29 minutes.

8.40 208 votes

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Season - Episode

1 Season 1 Apr 04, 1978

1 - 1

Remnant Island Apr 04, 1978
1 - 2

The Journey Apr 11, 1978
1 - 3

The First Friend Apr 18, 1978
1 - 4

The Barracuda Apr 25, 1978
1 - 5

Industria May 09, 1978
1 - 6

Dyce's Rebellion May 16, 1978
1 - 7

Chase May 23, 1978
1 - 8

Escape May 30, 1978
1 - 9

The Salvage Ship Jun 06, 1978
1 - 10

Dr. Lao Jun 13, 1978
1 - 11

Flight Jun 20, 1978
1 - 12

Core Block Jun 27, 1978
1 - 13

High Harbor Jul 04, 1978
1 - 14

A Day on the Island Jul 11, 1978
1 - 15

Wasteland Jul 18, 1978
1 - 16

Their Hut Aug 01, 1978
1 - 17

Battle Aug 08, 1978
1 - 18

Gunboat Aug 15, 1978
1 - 19

Giant Tsunami Aug 29, 1978
1 - 20

To Industria Again Sep 12, 1978
1 - 21

The Citizens Underground Sep 19, 1978
1 - 22

Rescue Sep 26, 1978
1 - 23

Solar Tower Oct 03, 1978
1 - 24

Gigant Oct 17, 1978
1 - 25

The End of Industria Oct 24, 1978
1 - 26

Finale Oct 31, 1978

Overview

Conan continues going up the tower to confront Lepka, who attempts to flee via a flying machine, with Lana as his hostage. Conan cripples the vessel and saves Lana, while Lepka apparently perishes aboard the crashing machine. While Dyce takes Monsley away for medical treatment and keeps her company, Lana wakes Dr. Lao, and together they and the High Council scientists work to complete the Solar Tower and activate the satellite. The link-up is successfully established, and Industria gains the power it needs to facilitate the evacuation program. After preparations are initiated, Lao uses the Triangle Tower's holographic park to explain to Conan, Lana and Jimsy that the old world's dream of unlimited power - an unattainable illusion - was responsible for the great catastrophe that devastated the Earth, and that humanity shall henceforth learn to live in harmony with nature again.

Year 1978

Studio NHK G

Director

Crew Nizou Yamamoto (Art Direction), Yasuo Otsuka (Animation Director), Shigeharu Shiba (Sound Director), Katsuji Misawa (Director of Photography), Koichi Motohashi (Executive Producer), Junzō Nakajima (Producer)

Popularity 10.5959

Language Japanese