Uninhabited Planet Survive!
A NHK Educational TV Original
Set in the 22nd century, the series imagines a solar system where gravity is tamed and travel between worlds is routine, yet Earth remains a legend. Luna, a bright transfer student who lost her parents early, lives with her robotic cat Chako and nurtures a dream of becoming an explorer like them.... Read more
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About Uninhabited Planet Survive!
Set in the 22nd century, the series imagines a solar system where gravity is tamed and travel between worlds is routine, yet Earth remains a legend. Luna, a bright transfer student who lost her parents early, lives with her robotic cat Chako and nurtures a dream of becoming an explorer like them. When a school excursion ends in disaster, she and six classmates find themselves marooned on what looks like an empty world. With no adults in sight, Luna steps into leadership, rallying a diverse crew, from the quiet Shaara to the skilled Shingo, the reserved Kaoru, the spoiled Howard, the obedient Bell, and the prideful Menori Visconti, to survive and uncover the planet's deepest secrets.
The series arrived in 2003 as an animated sci fi adventure. While specific director credits and source material aren’t listed in the provided data, the show leans into brisk action and space frontier visuals typical of its era.
This title has a modest footprint in fan circles and little documentation of famous quotes or iconic scenes. Its influence sits mostly with a niche group of early 2000s animated sci fi enthusiasts, with occasional comparisons to other space survival tales.
The show holds an 8.0 out of 10 from seven recorded votes, suggesting a small but positive reception. Its core themes include survival under pressure, leadership in a crisis, and personal growth as Luna guides a diverse crew toward resilience. The ensemble cast creates a clash of personalities that raises questions about trust, sacrifice, and what it means to belong when you are far from home.
There are no major nominations documented for this series and it did not receive prominent industry awards. Its niche status means it has not been in the running for typical awards, though fans remember its ambition and space setting.
Details
- Release Date
- October 16, 2003
- Episode Length
- 25m
- User Ratings
- 7 votes
- Type
- TV Series
- Seasons
- 1
- Episodes
- 52
- Network
- NHK Educational TV
- Status
- Ended
- Genres
- Animation, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Country
- Japan
- Studio
- Telecom Animation Film +2 more
- External Links
- View on IMDB
Cast
Yukiko Iwai
Luna (voice)
Kiyoe Koiizuka
Chako (voice)
Mitsuaki Madono
Kaoru (voice)
Nahoko Kinoshita
Sharla (voice)
Mabuki Ando
Menori Visconti (voice)
Akira Ishida
Howard (voice)
Akimitsu Takase
Bell (voice)
Junko Minagawa
Shingo (voice)
Kazumi Okushima
Adam (voice)
Seasons (1 season, 52 episodes)
Season 1
52 episodes - 2003