#1 in Astroboyxreader #1 in Astroboy Kind of open for requests- Thank you for your patience as updates may be slower than usual. This is a one-shot book featuring multiple storylines. If a storyline includes mature content, such as violence or strong language, it will be noted in the warnings section. It's hard to believe it's been 5 years since I started this 'book' - thank you for your continued support!

(Will be taken place on their first day of school after Prologue) Dr. O'Shay created a new robot. A girl robot. Though as it is a good idea, Dr. O'Shay then finds out later that the girl robot, or Y/n, was emotionless (also a bit dense ) when it was activated, even though she also has a Kokoro (Heart) like Astro. Not knowing what the problem is Dr. O'Shay called Astro, Metro City's hero, and introduce him to her. And explain to him her little condition. Astro then finds out she is going to help him in missions and to help bring robots and humans together, and to be his, also robot, friend. And Inch by Inch she was changing. (I do not own Astro boy (2003) )

There is snow on the ground, And the valleys are cold, And a midnight profound Blackly squats o'er the wold; But a light on the hilltops half-seen hints of feastings unhallow'd and old. There is death in the clouds, There is fear in the night, For the dead in their shrouds Hail the sun's turning flight, And chant wild in the woods as they dance round a Yule-altar fungous and white. To no gale of earth's kind Sways the forest of oak, Where the sick boughs entwin'd By mad mistletoes choke, For these pow'rs are the pow'rs of the dark, from the graves of the lost Druid-folk. And mayst thou to such deeds Be an abbot and priest, Singing cannibal greeds At each devil-wrought feast, And to all the incredulous world shewing dimly the sign of the beast. Merry Christmas. ~ H.P. Lovecraft's 'Yule Horror' The Nutcracker is not my story, and the Astro boy characters are not mine. The Nutcracker belongs to E. T. A. Hoffmann. Astro Boy belongs to Osamu Tezuka. I respect these artist and do not wish to take credit from their hard work and art.

(2003 Astro Boy) After a terrible accident the famed hero, Astro Boy, was destined to hang forever in a museum. Unable to repair him, Doctor O'shay gave consent to it, so that one day all might know his story. But there is more than just a distraught father who almost began a war between robots and humans in his past. It's time for one to discover the girl who history forgot.

President Stone has finally been taken down and peace has returned to Metro City. Everyone has accepted Astro as their friend and savior, and he can finally return back to his normal life. However, among the rubble, a young boy emerges, frightened and confused. Toby pushes himself to his feet and takes a few steps forwards before he is knocked to the ground once more. He looks up and his eyes widen when he sees an exact replica of himself. A boy with his face, who practically stole his identity. Out of spite for the newly arisen hero, a newfound hatred rises inside of Toby as he stares at the happy robot. Instead of facing him head on however, he runs. Toby runs away to a place where all outcasts go. A place where the hiding remain hidden. It is there, he meets a girl bearing odd tattoos with no memory of ever getting them, a man who has lost his face, a ringmaster of an illegal circus of the unknown. This mysterious place of convicts and runaways certainly brings about many questions. However, the biggest question of all was, "Who are you?" "I'm you. The new you." . . . "You and I, we're one and the same."

Just as the title says, you are a lone robot who awakens inside a mysterious facility with no memories whatsoever. Oblivious to the world around you, you leave the cold and secluded building and enter the world of the unknown without a bone of common sense in you. Upon entering society, you meet new friends along the way and start a new life as a normal kid. With the help of your friends, you begin to learn about the world around you and develop to its societal functions. However, can you keep up with the laws of common sense and dignity?

Five months have passed since Tenma's imprisonment and Astro is able to live harmoniously with his loved ones. As one of his closest friends, you get to watch him thrive in the new age between robot and man and witness him make great changes. Just as the people of Metro City are calming down from the city's previous crisis, another personal problem arises for both Astro, and you. The Ministry of Science holds many secrets, many of which remain to be discovered. One step into the deepest levels of laboratory 18 unlocks those hidden secrets, and your life is turned into a living hell. You are forced to be a candidate for Project Incubator, a scientific experiment where you must sleep in a cryonic-suspended state for over a century. During your cryonic-suspended state, a keychain of forbidden experiments are set into motion and the moral laws of science are thrown out of the window. Astro is forced to live with his regrets during your slumber, desperately trying not to forget. After years of watching time slowly go by with a nagging guilt continuously eating away at him... He gives in. Decades pass as his body rusts, and the due date for your awakening grows near. Just before your time of cryonic suspension ends, Astro is re-awoken into a world ruled by science and greed. With the odds constantly against you, you and Astro fight through this cold and desolate world to put a stop to the untouched keychain of inhumane experiments. You and Astro only have each other to rely on as you strive to change the world for the better.