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The Best Episodes of Sonny Boy Season 1

Every episode of Sonny Boy Season 1 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of Sonny Boy Season 1!

On August 16, midway through a seemingly endless summer vacation, middle school third-year student Nagara, the mysterious transfer student Nozomi, and classmates such as Mizuho and Asakaze, are suddenly transported from their tranquil daily lives to a school adrift in an alternate dimension. They must survive with the super powers that have awakened within them.

Genres:AnimationDramaMysterySci-Fi & Fantasy

Season 1 Ratings Summary

The best episode of "Sonny Boy" season 1 is "The Island at the Far End of Summer", rated 8/10 from 228 user votes. It was directed by Shingo Natsume and written by Shingo Natsume. "The Island at the Far End of Summer" aired on 7/16/2021 and is rated 0.4 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Aliens".

  • The Island at the Far End of Summer
    8.0/10 228 votes

    #1 - The Island at the Far End of Summer

    Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 7/16/2021

    Midway through summer vacation, 36 students, some with newfound super-powers, find themselves all alone in their high school, adrift in a black void, unable to contact the outside world. Some students try to impose order, but are faced with opposition.

    Director: Shingo Natsume

    Writer: Shingo Natsume

  • Aliens
    7.6/10 179 votes

    #2 - Aliens

    Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 7/23/2021

    The students have relocated to a nearby island, where they have no shortage of food, and can get whatever they want through Mizuho's power. Suddenly, unexplained fires begin breaking out, and the hunt is on to find out who or what is causing them.

    Director: Tomoya Kitagawa

    Writer: Shingo Natsume

  • The Cat Who Wore Sandals
    7.8/10 170 votes

    #3 - The Cat Who Wore Sandals

    Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 7/30/2021

    Nagara, Nozomi, Asakaze, and Rajdhani continue searching for new worlds. Students start going missing, and their bodies are found "frozen" into black shells, so Pony asks Mizuho to look into the matter. Mizuho reveals a surprise about her power to Nagara.

    Director: Keiichiro Saito

    Writer: Shingo Natsume

  • The Great Monkey Baseball
    6.9/10 174 votes

    #4 - The Great Monkey Baseball

    Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 8/6/2021

    As the castaways swim in a mysterious sinkhole, they seem to be momentarily taken back home. Cap invites Nagara to practice baseball with him, leading to him telling about the Monkey League, and how its star pitcher, Blue, missed out on a perfect game.

    Director: Lim Ka-hee

    Writer: Shingo Natsume

  • Leaping Classrooms
    7.6/10 153 votes

    #5 - Leaping Classrooms

    Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 8/13/2021

    Nagara and friends use his power to survey new worlds in an effort to get back home. Meanwhile, the others students discuss the bombshell from Ms. Aki that some students were able to use their powers beforehand, and that may be what set them adrift.

    Director: Rei Ishikura

    Writer: Shingo Natsume

  • The Long Goodbye
    8.5/10 184 votes

    #6 - The Long Goodbye

    Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 8/20/2021

    Nagara and Rajdhani arrive in a world called "Filmmaker," and discover a movie filmed entirely from Nagara's POV. Mizuho discovers a stray dog by the name of Yamabiko, claiming to be another castaway who attended the same school as the other students.

    Director: Tomoya Kitagawa

    Writer: Shingo Natsume

  • Road Book
    8.0/10 145 votes

    #7 - Road Book

    Season 1 Episode 7 - Aired 8/27/2021

    Having learned the truth about This World, groups led by Ms. Aki and Hoshi prepare to go their separate ways. Nagara finds himself in an upside-down world he cannot freely leave, and is forced to work on building a Tower of Babel that reaches downward.

    Director: Kento Matsui

    Writer: Shingo Natsume

  • Laughing Dog
    8.7/10 168 votes

    #8 - Laughing Dog

    Season 1 Episode 8 - Aired 9/3/2021

    While traveling the wilderness, Mizuho asks Yamabiko how he became a dog. Yamabiko then relates how, 5000 years ago, he wandered different worlds all alone, until meeting a girl to whom he gradually opened his heart. But their happiness was short-lived.

    Director: Keiichiro Saito

    Writer: Shingo Natsume

  • This Salmon Chazuke Is Missing Its Salmon Nya
    7.5/10 129 votes

    #9 - This Salmon Chazuke Is Missing Its Salmon Nya

    Season 1 Episode 9 - Aired 9/10/2021

    In a vast frozen waste, twins Sou and Seiji have been fighting each other for millennia. Ms. Aki says that to change the world, they need the twins' "Reverse" power, and Nagara and Mizuho come to assist. Yamabiko questions Sakura, one of Mizuho's cats.

    Director: Atsushi Kashiwa

    Writer: Shingo Natsume

  • Summer and the Demon
    7.8/10 132 votes

    #10 - Summer and the Demon

    Season 1 Episode 10 - Aired 9/17/2021

    Kossetsu reads the minds of others passing by in a train station world using her true power. She pines for Asakaze, knowing that he is interested in Nozomi, and that Nozomi is the only one who can change him. Asakaze is given a world-changing assignment.

    Director: Tomoya Kitagawa, Kento Matsui

    Writer: Shingo Natsume

  • The Young Man and the Sea
    8.6/10 162 votes

    #11 - The Young Man and the Sea

    Season 1 Episode 11 - Aired 9/24/2021

    After learning of Nozomi's death from Kossetsu's letter, Nagara and Mizuho hold a memorial service for her. While advancing the project to return home, they are visited by an old friend, who tells them the story of when he met the man who invented death.

    Director: Nichika Ono

    Writer: Shingo Natsume

  • A Two-Year Recess
    9.0/10 190 votes

    #12 - A Two-Year Recess

    Season 1 Episode 12 - Aired 10/1/2021

    Nagara attends the opening ceremony of his technical school, but feels out of place. He sees Mizuho leaving her all-girls' school, but she brushes him off. He recalls what happened after blasting off into space, questioning if he ever really went adrift.

    Director: Shingo Natsume

    Writer: Shingo Natsume