The Orbital Children - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Extraterrestrial Emissaries
Born on the moon, Toya half-heartedly welcomes three kids from Earth to his home in space. But during the welcome party a terrifying accident occurs.
Mist and Darkness
Toya and Taiyo make their way through the station to find their friends after the shockwave from the passing comet knocks out oxygen and the internet.
Lunatic Seven
The rabbit mascot comes to aid the children, who are trapped in a room leaking air. But to escape, the kids must walk outside in space to reach a ship.
Seven's Pattern
Toya makes contact with his uncle, the Captain, but further disaster threatens the kids and humanity as a whole when someone takes over the station.
A Story Ends
The kids learn the truth about the harrowing prophecy of Seven and the extremists who support him as comets continue to hurdle toward Earth.
A Story Begins
Mina, Doc, Taiyo, and the crew try to evacuate everyone from the space station. Meanwhile, Toya makes one last stand to save them all.
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