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* BadBoss: When Lamp had one of his subordinates blow up Blue Knight's artificial robot island, he didn't give a shit about a few of his subordinates who were still on the island.
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* {{Terraform}}: Mars was terraformed to a degree that humans can walk around outside with a breathing apparaturs covering just the face ([[WeatherControlMachine special machines are still needed to keep up the atmosphere]]), but since the colony is in its early stages and rather small, it's like the [[SpaceWestern wild west in space]] (cowboys, (robotic) horses, stereotypical wild west saloons, [[WretchedHive a lack of consistent law enforcement on the frontier letting crime run rampant]], etc.).
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* {{Terraform}}: Mars was terraformed to a degree that humans can walk around outside with juat a breathing apparaturs mask covering just the face ([[WeatherControlMachine special machines are still needed to keep up the atmosphere]]), but since the colony is in its early stages and rather small, it's like the [[SpaceWestern wild west in space]] (cowboys, (robotic) horses, stereotypical wild west saloons, [[WretchedHive a lack of consistent law enforcement on the frontier letting resulting in crime run running rampant]], etc.).
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* ChildSoldiers: When Emily's (who is a child robot not unlike, say, Astro Boy or Uran) parents get abducted by space pirates, she demands to join Blue Knight's rebel group and to be rebuilt into a battle robot to free them ([[EveryoneHasStandards something even he, the robot rebel leader, is not really comfortable with]]). She insists, and gets her wish of freeing her parents (together with Astro Boy, Blue Knight and his group). Shadow, Blue Knights benefactor, later reverses the battle upgrades, but she seems to be somewhat traumatised by the experience.
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A third Astro Boy series debuted on April 7, 2003, the date of Astro Boy's "birth" in the original manga. This version (the first not to be overseen by Creator/OsamuTezuka, who had died in 1989) differs significantly in some aspects of the setting and Astro Boy's origins.
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A third Astro Boy ''Astro Boy'' series debuted on April 7, 2003, the date of Astro Boy's "birth" in the original manga. This version (the first not to be overseen by Creator/OsamuTezuka, who had died in 1989) differs significantly in some aspects of the setting and Astro Boy's origins.
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** Emily's battle robot form had red, pupil-less eyes (unlike with the previous examples, Emily was turned into a battle robot willingly to free her parents from the terrorist Katari. Shadow, who rebuilt her, was later able to revert these changes, including restoring her previous personality).
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* SpacePirates: Katari, the AI robot-hating terrorist, set up ideology-driven space pirates who catch AI robots, destroy their AI and sell them to Martian miners as cheap manual labour robots.
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** The hairband with hidden mind control electronics Dr. Pavlos used to control Uran made her eyes glow red when she went on a rampage.
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* CardboardPrison: The prisons of Metro City are ridiculously easy to break out from, judging by how criminals like Skunk and terrorists like Katari are sometimes back on the streets in the next episode after being arrested with the help of Astro Boy (whatever country Metro City is located in does seem to fare little better, as e.g. Dr. Minimini broke out from some kinda "federal prison").
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* CardboardPrison: The prisons of Metro City are ridiculously easy to break out from, judging by how criminals like Skunk and terrorists like Katari are sometimes back on the streets in the next episode after being arrested with the help of Astro Boy (whatever country Metro City is located in does seem to fare little better, as e.g. Dr. Minimini Minimini, the criminal roboticist, broke out from some kinda "federal prison").
