Flint The Time Detective - Episodes

Episodes

Episode Guide

English Version Japanese Title 1. Hammerhead Rock Genshi-kun Revives 100 Million Years Later 2. Jitterbug The Fake Queen of Yam-Tai Country 3. Eldora A Shining Golden City 4. Talen Meeting the Moon Princess 5. Mosbee Moss-Bee the Freezer 6. Coconaut Discovery of New Continent 7. Bubblegum Genshi-kun Becomes a Samurai 8. Lynx Mystery of the Sphinx? 9. Artie Horurun's Graphity 10. Go Getalong Love-love's Rapsody 11. Batterball Fight on, Gutty! 12. Bindi What is Anmon? 13. Caveman's Christmas The Toyman's Christmas 14. Miss Iknow Makes a Housecall The Teacher's Home Visiting Day 15. The Cardians The Redmen are the Heroes 16. Plumella The Smile of Monolise 17. Wing Soar up High Wing 18. Bindi-Master Anmon the Supreme Beauty 19. Moah Mo-Ai-Wah the Great Demon 20. Elekin The Battle of the Super Robots 21. Muscles An Ancient Olympic Game 22. Rocky in Love Crush! Genshi-kun vs Dad-tan 23. Enter the Unicorn The Land of Time 24. Raldo TP-LD Metamorphoses into Time Monster 25. Leafy A Magic Forest of Time Fairy Leafy 26. Monk Dad-tan is Kidnapped 27. Nightcap The Sleeping Aid of H. Christen Andersen 28. Musey The Disteny of Muscy 29. Change Co-Zenny's Sorcery 30. Snug as a Bug Morphy Morphs Anything 31. Dipper Java the Storm Maker 32. Uglinator Kyoichiro Becomes Time Monster! 33. Knuckles Knucloo's Straight Punch 34. Doron Drone and a Genius Inventor 35. Shadow Swordman Musashi & Shadow Ninja 36. Land of Dread Nascal in the Land of the Dead 37. Game Master Gerra The Game-Master 38. The Rescue The Showdown in the Land of Time 39. Time of Darkness Beyond the Time and Space

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