Episodes
Episode titles, following the episode order in the American DVDs (notes indicate where the Japanese broadcast order differed, indicated by bold):
- 01. Power Up!
- 02. Rocket Ball
- 03. Atlas * Destination Deimos
- 04. Astro vs. Atlas * Into Thin Air
- 05. Destination Deimos * Rainbow Canyon
- 06. Into Thin Air * Atlas
- 07. Rainbow Canyon * Astro vs. Atlas
- 08. Neon Express
- 09. Franken
- 10. Venus Robots
- 11. Reviving Jumbo * Robot Circus
- 12. Robot Hunters * Reviving Jumbo
- 13. The Rise of Pluto * Little Sister, Big Trouble
- 14. The Fall of Acheron * Micro Adventure
- 15. Dragon Lake * Only a Machine
- 16. Lost in Outland * Robot Hunters
- 17. Deep City * The Rise of Pluto
- 18. The Blue Knight * The Fall of Acheron
- 19. Hydra-Jacked * Robot Boy
- 20. Geo Raider * Eternal Boy
- 21. Secret of the Blue Knight * Dragon Lake
- 22. Robot Circus * The Legend of Tohron
- 23. Little Sister, Big Trouble * Lost in Outland
- 24. Micro Adventure * March of the Micro Bears
- 25. Only a Machine * Deep City
- 26. Robot Boy * The Blue Knight
- 27. Dawn of the Techno-Revolution * Old Dog, New Tricks
- 28. The Legend of Tohron * Hydra-Jacked
- 29. March of the Micro Bears * The Case of the Phantom Fowl
- 30. Old Dog, New Tricks * Geo Raider
- 31. The Case of the Phantom Fowl * Gideon
- 32. Gideon * Secret of the Blue Knight
- 33. Fairy Tale
- 34. Shape Shifter
- 35. Phoenix (or Firebird)
- 36. Space Academy
- 37. Atlas Strikes Back
- 38. Battle-Bot
- 39. Time Hunters
- 40. Escape from Volcano Island
- 41. Avalanche
- 42. Battle of Steel Island
- 43. Undercover
- 44. Into the Dragon's Lair
- 45. Night Before the Revolution
- 46. Robotonia
- 47. Showdown in Robotonia
- 48. Journey to Tomorrow
- 49. Astro Reborn
- 50. The Final Battle
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