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* AdaptedOut: [[spoiler: Of all the long stories in the manga, only the story in which a lecturer has Sharaku investigate a Native American ruin didn't make it to the anime.]]
* AscendedExtra: Kido and his lackeys in the anime, following their temporary LaserGuidedAmnesia.
* Canon Foreigner: Takashi, [[AuthorAvatar Osamu]] and Bankara in the anime are entirely new supporting characters who didn't appear in the manga.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Before she had hazel hair in the anime, Wato had violet hair in the 1985 television film.
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* CompositeCharacter: Dr. Kenmochi and Professor Subuta are different characters in the manga and the 1985 television film, but the latter was AdaptedOut in the anime version and Kenmochi takes on his role as an archeology professor instead.
* DemotedToExtra: Dr. Kenmochi [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse ends up becoming one]] less than halfway through the 1985 television film.
* DrivesLikeCrazy: Inspector Unmei is involved in a car chase in the 1985 television film, downing several road signs and even tearing up other police cars in his fiery pursuit.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Before she had hazel hair in the anime,Wato Watou had violet hair in the 1985 television film.
* DemotedToExtra: Dr. Kenmochi [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse ends up becoming one]] less than halfway through the 1985 television film.
* DrivesLikeCrazy: Inspector Unmei is involved in a car chase in the 1985 television film, downing several road signs and even tearing up other police cars in his fiery pursuit.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Before she had hazel hair in the anime,
* GentleGiant: The captain of the judo club, Bankara, is this to Sharaku and Watou in the anime.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: The first chapter of the manga has Sharaku building a machine to turn the brains of Kido and his lackeys into jelly perpetually. In the anime proper, [[spoiler: Sharaku has set it to only three days, hence Kido and his lackeys end up becoming recurring characters.]]
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: The first chapter of the manga has Sharaku building a machine to turn the brains of Kido and his lackeys into jelly perpetually. In the anime proper, [[spoiler: Sharaku has set it to only three days, hence Kido and his lackeys end up becoming recurring characters.]]
* PutOnABus: Inspector Unmei sends Mustachio off on the latter's own ramen cart in the 1985 television film after Mustachio gives his eyewitness account which leads the team to the port.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Kakashi and ''[[AuthorAvatar Osamu]]''. They fit in this trope perfectly in the anime version.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: Kakashi Takashi and ''[[AuthorAvatar Osamu]]''.Osamu. They fit in this trope perfectly in the anime version.
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* AlternativeForeignThemeSong: The Cantonese dub has an alternative theme song sung by Hacken Lee.
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* CoatCape: Sharaku gets one of these when his SuperpoweredEvilSide comes into play. In the anime, his coat changes from blue to black.
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* BigJerkOnCampus: Saburo Kido.
* CoatCape: Sharaku gets one of these when his SuperpoweredEvilSide comes into play. In the anime, his coat [[InstantCostumeChange changes from blue toblack.black]].
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Before she had hazel hair in the anime, Wato had violet hair in the 1985 television film.
* CoatCape: Sharaku gets one of these when his SuperpoweredEvilSide comes into play. In the anime, his coat [[InstantCostumeChange changes from blue to
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Before she had hazel hair in the anime, Wato had violet hair in the 1985 television film.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Inspector Unmei bears a striking resemblance to the German composer [[Music/LudwigVanBeethoven Ludwig van Beethoven]].
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* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Watou finds Sharaku more attractive when in his evil state, which she ironically wishes would be as nice as Sharaku's good state due to having to play Sharaku's CuckoolandersMinder.
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* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Watou finds Sharaku more attractive when in his evil state, which she ironically wishes would be as nice as Sharaku's good state due to having to play Sharaku's CuckoolandersMinder.CloudcuckoolandersMinder.
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* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Watou finds Sharaku more attractive when in his evil state.
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* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Watou finds Sharaku more attractive when in his evil state.state, which she ironically wishes would be as nice as Sharaku's good state due to having to play Sharaku's CuckoolandersMinder.
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* SuperpoweredEvilSideSuperpoweredEvilSide: Many plots are centered around Sharaku's evil alternate personality which ends up driving and ending the plot conflicts.
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* EvilGenius: This is Sharaku's main ability.
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* EvilGenius: This is Sharaku's main ability.ability which allows him to use his various PsychicPowers to their fullest potential.
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* SpecialGuest: Sharaku makes a special appearance in the 2004 Astro Boy Videogame, as a supposedly innocent NPC neighbor boy of Astro who gives him gifts. Only later is it revealed during two optional mini-boss fights at night that Sharaku is an antagonist after removing his bandage, starting a boss fight with this [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXJIZl0idNg&t=71s soundtrack]] playing and causing some surprise NightmareFuel in the process. In the video game ''VideoGame/AstroBoyOmegaFactor'' where he is the EvilOverlord of the Mu empire.
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* SpecialGuest: Sharaku makes a special appearance in the 2004 Astro Boy Videogame, as a supposedly innocent NPC neighbor boy of Astro who gives him gifts. Only later is it revealed during two optional mini-boss fights at night that Sharaku is an antagonist after removing his bandage, starting a boss fight with this [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXJIZl0idNg&t=71s soundtrack]] playing and causing some surprise NightmareFuel in the process. Especially when he uses MindRape to make his ally [[TheCutie Chiyoko Wato]] attack the player. In the video game ''VideoGame/AstroBoyOmegaFactor'' where he is the EvilOverlord of the Mu empire.
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* SpecialGuest: Sharaku makes a special appearance in the 2004 Astro Boy Videogame, as a supposedly innocent NPC neighbor boy of Astro who gives him gifts. Only later is it revealed during a side-mission is two optional mini-boss fights at night that Sharaku is an antagonist after removing his bandage, starting a boss fight with this [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXJIZl0idNg&t=71s soundtrack]] playing and causing some surprise NightmareFuel in the process. In the video game ''VideoGame/AstroBoyOmegaFactor'' where he is the EvilOverlord of the Mu empire.
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* MeaningfulName: The names of the main characters refer to SherlockHolmes. Sharaku is the Japanese pronounciation of "Sherlock" and Watou is often called "Watou-san", as in "Watson".
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* MeaningfulName: The names of the main characters refer to SherlockHolmes.Literature/SherlockHolmes. Sharaku is the Japanese pronounciation of "Sherlock" and Watou is often called "Watou-san", as in "Watson".
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Sharaku is a regular of Tezuka's [[ReusedCharacterDesign Star System]] and him and Watou often appear in other works by Tezuka, including the later ''Manga/BlackJack'' anime series (where Watou is his big sister). He usually keeps his bandage in those appearance. When without his bandage, he is a villain, such as in the video game ''VideoGame/AstroBoyOmegaFactor'' where he is the EvilOverlord of the Mu empire.
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Sharaku is a regular of Tezuka's [[ReusedCharacterDesign Star System]] and him and Watou often appear in other works by Tezuka, including the later ''Manga/BlackJack'' anime series (where Watou is his big sister). He usually keeps his bandage in those appearance.appearances. When without his bandage, he is a villain, such as in the video game ''VideoGame/AstroBoyOmegaFactor'' where he is the EvilOverlord of the Mu empire.
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''Mitsume ga Tooru'', or ''The Three-Eyed One'', is a manga series created by Creator/OsamuTezuka, about a gentle little bald boy called Hosuke Sharaku who happens to have a third eye hidden under a bandage, which, when revealed, brings him to a SuperpoweredEvilSide. Thus, he is both the hero and the villain in his own series. He is followed around by an older girl, Chiyoko Watou, who tries to keep him in check.
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''Mitsume gaTooru'', Tōru'', or ''The Three-Eyed One'', is a manga series created by Creator/OsamuTezuka, about a gentle little bald boy called Hosuke Sharaku who happens to have a third eye hidden under a bandage, which, when revealed, brings him to a SuperpoweredEvilSide. Thus, he is both the hero and the villain in his own series. He is followed around by an older girl, Chiyoko Watou, who tries to keep him in check.
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Sharaku is a regular of Tezuka's [[ReusedCharacterDesign Star System]] and him and Watou often appear in other works by Tezuka, including the later ''Manga/BlackJack'' anime series (where Watou is her his big sister). He usually keeps his bandage in those appearance. When without his bandage, he is a villain, such as in the video game ''VideoGame/AstroBoyOmegaFactor'' where he is the EvilOverlord of the Mu empire.
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* {{Shotacon}}: In the original manga, Watou is in love with Sharaku despite him being much younger.
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''Mitsume ga Tooru'', or ''The Three-Eyed One'', is a manga series created by OsamuTezuka, Creator/OsamuTezuka, about a gentle little bald boy called Hosuke Sharaku who happens to have a third eye hidden under a bandage, which, when revealed, brings him to a SuperpoweredEvilSide. Thus, he is both the hero and the villain in his own series. He is followed around by an older girl, Chiyoko Watou, who tries to keep him in check.
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Sharaku is a regular of Tezuka's StarSystem [[ReusedCharacterDesign Star System]] and him and Watou often appear in other works by Tezuka, including the later ''Manga/BlackJack'' anime series (where Watou is her big sister). He usually keeps his bandage in those appearance. When without his bandage, he is a villain, such as in the video game ''VideoGame/AstroBoyOmegaFactor'' where he is the EvilOverlord of the Mu empire.
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Sharaku is a regular of Tezuka's StarSystem and him and Watou often appear in other works by Tezuka, including the later ''Manga/BlackJack'' anime series (where Watou is her big sister). He usually keeps his bandage in those appearance. When without his bandage, he is a villain, such as in the video game ''[[AstroBoyOmegaFactor Astro Boy: Omega Factor]]'' ''VideoGame/AstroBoyOmegaFactor'' where he is the EvilOverlord of the Mu empire.
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Sharaku is a regular of Tezuka's StarSystem and him and Watou often appear in other works by Tezuka, including the later ''BlackJack'' ''Manga/BlackJack'' anime series (where Watou is her big sister). He usually keeps his bandage in those appearance. When without his bandage, he is a villain, such as in the video game ''[[AstroBoyOmegaFactor Astro Boy: Omega Factor]]'' where he is the EvilOverlord of the Mu empire.