Jungle Book Shōnen Mowgli is an anime adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's original collection of stories, The Jungle Book. It aired in 1989, and consists of a total of 52 episodes. The series, a compromise between the original Mowgli stories and the Walt Disney version, received international acclaim and was aired in different countries around the world.
The best episode of "The Jungle Book: The Adventures of Mowgli" season 1 is "The Jungle Book", rated 7.7/10 from 23 user votes. It was directed by N/A and written by N/A. "The Jungle Book" aired on 10/2/1989 and is rated 0.5 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "The Birth of the Wolf-Boy Mowgli".
Mowgli, an orphaned infant who has wandered into the jungle, is adopted by two wolves.
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Despite having no claws or fangs to hunt with, Mowgli discovers an effective way in which he can catch his prey.
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Mowgli is determined to fulfill the wishes of his adoptive father Alexander.
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Mowgli wonders why his brothers have been inexplicably thrown from their mother's home, and why Akela insists on hunting the weaker prey.
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Mowgli tries to help Kichi, a young red panda who is new to the jungle.
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The monkeys use a vulnerable Kichi as bait in an attempt to trap Mowgli.
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When Baloo loses his patience and slaps Mowgli, the young boy runs away and disregards Baloo's warnings about the "cold fang."
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Baloo puts his life at risk in an attempt to rescue Mowgli, who is in serious danger.
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Mowgli insists on helping his injured wolf-brother Akru, who is being shunned by the other wolves for breaking the law of the pack.
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An old lone wolf claiming to have been a good friend of Alexander's joins the pack. Meanwhile, food from the emergency reserve is being stolen.
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Mowgli and Bacchus are accused of stealing from the food reserve, but Bagheera blames the theft on an evil spirit.
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Mowgli volunteers for a dangerous scouting mission, but little does he know that he is being followed.
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Vermillion returns after a long absence, and offers to take leadership of the wolf pack when he learns of Alexander's death.
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The monkeys capture Mowgli, taking him to "The Cold Lair," the ruins of a city once inhabited by humans.
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While Mowgli is being rescued from Shere Khan and the monkeys, three men arrive to search for buried treasure among the ruins of the ancient city.
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Mowgli becomes unhappy when some of the wolves blame him for the departure of their new leader, Vermillion.
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Convinced that his presence is only causing problems in the wolf pack, Mowgli decides to leave.
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After walking for some time in an unfamiliar area, Mowgli falls into a trap dug in the ground. Meanwhile, Chil the kite has lost track of where Mowgli has gone.
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A human who has rescued Mowgli continues to ail him to good health, while Bagheera, Baloo and the wolves set out to find Mowgli.
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Mowgli's mother throws him out of her den, causing him to find a new lair.
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A drought has hit the jungle, and Hathi the elephant invokes the "water truce," forbidding any animal from hunting at the only remaining water source.
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Hathi the elephant tells Mowgli and the other animals how fear was first experienced in the jungle by their ancestors long ago.
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While hunting, Mowgli helps free a deer from a trap instead of taking advantage of its situation and killing it, much to the dismay of the other wolves.
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Lala, who is usually quite nasty towards Mowgli, suddenly becomes docile.
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Bunto, a wolf who had been banished by the pack, returns to the jungle and forces Akela to accept his presence.
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