

Where to watch
Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight isn't on any streaming service in India right now, but it's available in Japan. Streaming rights are licensed per country.
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Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight — streaming FAQ
Which OTT platform streams Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight?
Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight isn't on any streaming service in India yet, but it's available in Japan. Streaming rights differ by country — switch your country in the header to see where.
Is Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight on Netflix?
No, Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight is not on Netflix in India as of September 2026.
Is Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight on Amazon Prime Video?
No, Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight isn't on Amazon Prime Video in India right now.
Where can I watch Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight for free?
Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight isn't streaming in India yet, so there's no way to watch it free at the moment.
Is there a sequel to Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight?
Yes — Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight is followed by Astro Boy: Shinsengumi (2001) in the Astro Boy Collection.
Is there a prequel to Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight?
Yes — Astro Boy: The Brave In Space (1964) comes before Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight in the Astro Boy Collection.
Is Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight part of a trilogy?
No — Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight is part of the Astro Boy Collection, which has 8 films.
How many movies are in the Astro Boy Collection?
There are 8 films in the Astro Boy Collection: Astro Boy: The Brave In Space (1964), Astro Boy: Volume of the Blue Knight (1999), Astro Boy: Shinsengumi (2001), Astro Boy: The Last Day of Earth (2001), The Secret of Astro Boy’s Birth (2003), Astro Boy: Ivan's Planet - Robot and Human Friendship (2003), Astro Boy: The Glorious Earth (2004) and Astro Boy: Mighty Atom – Visitor of 100,000 Light Years, IGZA (2005).










