GALACTIC PANTZ

Pantz (Pollux), a superpowered alien robot, crash-lands on Earth. 
Hunted by his twin brother Castor and targeted by a ruthless mastermind, he and his friends race through chaos and danger to reclaim his powers before time runs out.

Worldview of Galactic Pantz

The universe is filled with LIFE. But it doesn‘t always look like Earth.

EXAMPLE! On planet JURO, life evolved mechanically rather than organically. Powered by a life source known as the T-CORE, the first creature to crawl from the sea was basically an abacus with flippers. A few millennia later, they’d developed into calculators on wheels.

By the year, the planet was home to two races of high-tech robotic lifeforms, constantly at war for control of the planet: the TREDI and the DIA.

Both sides were forced to constantly advance for fear of being overtaken by the other. But while the Dia grew more destructive, the Tredi hoped to move past the age of warfare; they began developing the most advanced lifeform in existence...

Synopsis

Pantz, an interstellar super-robot, ranks among the mightiest beings in the cosmos! However, his fortunes change when he crash-lands on Earth, bereft of his extraordinary powers.

His identical twin, Kastor, is dispatched to our planet with a mission to eliminate him! Destiny brings them to Dr. Yoon Kang, a brilliant yet struggling inventor who reluctantly agrees to aid a peculiar alien robot.

This captivating tale follows the adventures of otherworldly robots and their human allies as they strive to coexist, adapt to life in this “primitive world,” and outmaneuver malevolent forces that aim to exploit the brothers’ advanced technology for worldwide domination.

Will Pantz survive on the Earth and regain their remarkable abilities and make their way back to their home world?

Characters 

Original Animation Production

Genre
Action Comedy / Adventure / Drama / Sci-fi 

Target
15+ Ages

Minute / Episode
24 min X 12 Episodes

Format
TV series and one complete series composed of 24-minute standalone episode of episodes.
While some later episodes form two-part arcs, most deliver a complete story—beginning to end—within a single episode.

Style
2D & 3D CGI Cartoon Animation

Language
English / Korean

Production Note

Year 1987 - Earth, where robots have become part of everyday life. 
Set in City No. 78, modeled after Seoul, this is a virtual world where robots are a universal presence, diverging from our reality. 
Pantz (Pollux), once a king-like figure in the Juro Empire, is now treated as nothing more than a lowly labor robot on Earth.

The Fate of Two Robot Brothers 
Pantz's elder brother, Castor, appears as the first villain but, by the story's climax, transforms into an ally a dynamic reminiscent of Dragon Ball's Goku and Vegeta.

Their names originate from the twin brothers of Greek mythology, Castor and Pollux with Pollux the son of Zeus, king of the gods, and Castor the son of the King of Destruction, creating a fated contrast.

They were originally one being, born from a single ultra-powerful T-Core Block. In the finale, they reunite into a complete form during a decisive battle for Earth's fate, unleashing their ultimate power.

Pantz's Transformation and Limits 
In combat on Earth, Pantz gains superpowers and grows to a massive size, but never fully regains his original form. His oversized, stocky body simply scales up, and his powers are limited usable only for a short period of time. This ties directly to Golden Panda (sequel storyline).

Galactic Pantz serves as a prequel set 30 years before Golden Panda. It features Dr. Kang Yoon, a central figure in Golden Panda, as well as the journeys of Brian and Noah as they grow into Dr. Kang’s apprentices eventually becoming the parents of Eugene.

A retro-styled 1987 sci-fi robot action and the beginning of an epic saga that continues into Golden Panda!

Still Cut

Galactic Pantz Animation

Directed by Liam Do

Producers: James Chung, Liam Do
Writers: Cory Gustke, D. W. Seo, S. H. Jeon, Liam Do
Storyboard: Liam Do 
Character Design: Andrea Confrancesco, Caterina Corsini, Liam Do
Illustration: Caterina Corsini
Motion Edit / VFX: Sopp Studio
Assist : Y. J. Kim 

Voice Actor (Korean): Min-Joo Kim 
Voice Actor (English): Terrance R

Animation Production: Panda Tower, Sopp Studio

Recording / Voice Edit: Min-Woo Kang 
BGM / FX: Lee Ue-Young 
Dubbing: Creative Factory 

Presented by Sopp Studio

Galactic Pantz®, Original by Sopp 

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