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The year is 220X and the whole planet runs on radio waves. Every screen, every phone, every doorway hums along the Wave Road, an invisible highway threaded through the air. Subaru Hoshikawa is just a fifth grader, quiet, still carrying the hole his father left behind after a space accident. Then something falls out of the sky. A radio-wave creature from a distant FM planet, War-Rock, who swears he knows what really happened to Subaru's dad. There's a catch. A big one. War-Rock is being hunted, and not by one or two things. Alien beings keep coming, all of them hungry for him, and Subaru is suddenly standing in the middle of it. So the kid and the creature do the only thing left: they merge. What walks out is Rockman, a boy made of radio waves who can ride the Wave Road and fight the viruses and FMs crashing into Earth. Subaru wants answers about his father. War-Rock wants to stay alive. Those two things don't always point the same direction. Can a fifth grader really trust the one telling him the truth, or is he just the easiest place for a hunted creature to hide?
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Ryuusei no Rockman
TV Series · 2006 · ★ 7,1
The year is 220X and the whole planet runs on radio waves. Every screen, every phone, every doorway hums along the Wave Road, an invisible highway threaded through the air. Subaru Hoshikawa is just a fifth grader, quiet, still carrying the hole his father left behind after a space accident. Then something falls out of the sky. A radio-wave creature from a distant FM planet, War-Rock, who swears he knows what really happened to Subaru's dad.
There's a catch. A big one. War-Rock is being hunted, and not by one or two things. Alien beings keep coming, all of them hungry for him, and Subaru is suddenly standing in the middle of it. So the kid and the creature do the only thing left: they merge. What walks out is Rockman, a boy made of radio waves who can ride the Wave Road and fight the viruses and FMs crashing into Earth.
Subaru wants answers about his father. War-Rock wants to stay alive. Those two things don't always point the same direction. Can a fifth grader really trust the one telling him the truth, or is he just the easiest place for a hunted creature to hide?