The Best Episodes of Planetarian: The Reverie of a Little Planet

Yumemi and the Junker finally reach the city exit, only to find it guarded by an autonomous killer robot. With the element of surprise lost, the Junker only has a few weapons left - two armor-piercing grenades, and hope for a new way of life.

Director: Katsuichi Nakayama

Writer: Naokatsu Tsuda

After many hours of hard work, the Junker manages to fix the projector. For the first time in decades, Yumemi does what she was made for - presenting the starry sky to an eager and attentive audience.

Director: Shunsuke Machitani

Writer: Shogo Yasukawa

Stranded in a dead city full of killer robots and running out of supplies, the last thing the Junker should be doing is fixing a massive entertainment/education machine over a century old. But that is exactly what he decides to do.

Director: Katsuichi Nakayama

Writer: Shogo Yasukawa

Yumemi and the Junker travel through the lifeless city. Yumemi continues to provide a glimpse of the past - the features of the city as she remembers them - as the Junker ponders what he can achieve in the future.

Director: Shunsuke Machitani

Writer: Naokatsu Tsuda

This city has been dead for over thirty years, abandoned after the biological weapons strike rendered it uninhabitable. A lone man prowls the dead streets, looking for useful loot. He stumbles across something he never expected - a warm greeting.

Director: Shunsuke Machitani

Writer: Shogo Yasukawa