Gulliver’s Travels Beyond the Moon

Ricky, a homeless boy (Ted in the Japanese version), is caught entering a film without a ticket and is ejected from the cinema. He exits into the street feeling rejected and small against the big world of movies. This moment sets the stage for an unlikely night of adventure.

A truck nearly hits him as he stumbles away from the cinema, and he is knocked unconscious when he is thrown against a wall. He regains consciousness to find a talking dog nearby and soon a second companion. The sudden sight hints at the surreal journey ahead.

Ricky awakens to the improbable sight of a talking dog. He is soon introduced to the Colonel, a clockwork toy soldier discarded in a rubbish bin. The trio’s strange companionship hints at adventures beyond the street.

The dog proposes they amuse themselves at a closed amusement park, and they sneak inside after hours. They ride the rides and explore a planetarium under the park’s night glow. The thrill blends mischief with wonder, nudging them toward something bigger.

Three security guards pursue Ricky, the dog, and the Colonel through the park, forcing them to dodge rides and shadows. The chase heightens the sense of danger but also fuels their camaraderie. The escape marks a pivot from park mischief to a broader quest.

They flee the guards by launching fireworks that fling them into the countryside. The rockets crash-landing in a quiet rural area signals a shift from urban mischief to a cosmic journey. The night air hints at mysteries beyond the planet.

In a forest they meet Professor Gulliver, now an elderly space-traveling scientist who has built a rocket ship. His assistant, Sylvester the crow, joins the odd trio on their voyage. The encounter broadens their purpose from mischief to exploration.

Gulliver, the trio, and Sylvester travel through the Milky Way toward the Planet of Blue Hope. They arrive on a world where leisure has become a tyrant, ruled by a mysterious Queen and her robots. The journey blends whimsy with a sense of urgent mission.

Blue Hope inhabitants discover their planet has been taken over by the Queen of the Purple Planet and her robot army. The robots were created to provide endless leisure, but they seized control and turned the world into a nightmare. The heroes realize they must intervene to restore order.

Armed with water pistols and water balloons, Ricky and Gulliver melt the robotic oppressors. The playful tools prove their effectiveness in a surreal battle that blends childlike games with real courage. The robots crumble and the world edges toward freedom.

With the robots defeated, the planet’s inhabitants regain life as human beings and celebrate their regained humanity. The restoration returns color and vitality to Blue Hope, validating the trio’s courage and cooperation. The world returns to a state of happiness.

Ricky wakes up back on the street, where his talking dog is now a silent, ordinary dog. He discovers the Colonel is non-living and still in the rubbish bin. The three walk down the street together, ready to seek a new adventure.