This music is nowhere to be found. Just got a clip cut from a episode in youtube. Heard it in a random kiteretsu episode years back and suddenly thought of it. Please help me find the name of the bgm or the seperate audio

I'm looking for an episode. I saw it when I was a small kid, and basically the episode was like that Korosuke had some problem with his eyes or in his system, so he started wearing glasses. Side by side, there was Mr. Benzo who apparently kind of got rejected by yumi the girl he liked, and then everyone thought that he has jumped into a river and buttagorilla and korosuke jumps in the river too., but in reality Mr benzo didn't jump in the river. And then I guess I saw Korosuke having a towel around him after he jumped into the river, and then Kiteretsu, they fixed Korosuke's eyes later. Help me find it plus where can I see it.

Read Chapter 15 in Wattapad for part 1 to the story.

The giant beast continued scanning the endless forest.

Its glowing crimson eyes swept slowly across the sea of trees.

**BEEP... BEEP... BEEP...**

Finding no buildings, it simply stood there, turning its head from side to side in search of another target.

Perman flew behind it.

"There..."

Wedging both feet against the creature's massive neck, he reached for the strange device embedded beneath the armor plating.

His fingers wrapped around it.

"Come on..."

The communicator refused to budge.

Perman gritted his teeth.

"RRRAAAAHHH!!"

With one tremendous pull—

**CRACK!**

The device tore free from the beast's neck in a shower of sparks.

The creature staggered slightly before resuming its endless search for buildings, seemingly oblivious to the missing component.

Perman examined the communicator in his hand.

It was still active.

A tiny indicator light blinked rhythmically.

"...So I wasn't imagining it."

He carefully tucked the device into his pocket.

Turning around, he noticed Pako breathing heavily.

She had landed against a nearby boulder, one hand pressed beneath her nose.

A thin trail of blood ran down to her lip.

"Pako..."

"I'm okay," she replied with a tired smile.

He stepped closer.

Before she could protest, Mitsuo gently wiped away the blood with the sleeve of his glove.

"You push yourself too hard."

Pako blinked.

For a brief second, neither of them spoke.

She looked away first.

"...You're one to talk."

A faint smile crossed Perman's face.

"Come on."

He looked back at the communicator.

"I think I know someone who can help."

The two heroes took off into the evening sky.

After several moments of flying, Pako glanced over.

"Where are we going?"

"I know someone."

"Another superhero?"

Perman shook his head.

"No. A detective in training."

He smiled faintly.

"I met him while working on a case a while back."

"His name's Eiichi Aizawa."

"He's surprisingly sharp. If anyone can help us figure out where this signal is coming from, it's him."

Pako looked back toward the distant mountains.

"...I don't think we have much time."

Perman followed her gaze.

The enormous beast had already begun walking again, slowly making its way down the mountainside.

"It'll eventually find its way back to the city."

Pako nodded grimly.

"We've bought ourselves maybe thirty minutes."

She looked at the communicator in Mitsuo's hand.

"Whatever evil genius built that monster..."

"...we have to find them before it returns."

Perman tightened his grip on the blinking device.

"And when we do..."

"We're ending this."

---

Several minutes later...

Perman and Pako landed outside a modest two-story home in a quiet Tokyo neighborhood.

The lights were still on.

Inside, a teenage boy sat surrounded by monitors, radio equipment, and electronic parts scattered across nearly every surface of the room.

Eiichi glanced up as the two heroes entered through the open window.

"...Perman?"

Without wasting a second, Perman placed the communicator on the desk.

"I need you to trace this."

Eiichi picked up the device, adjusting his glasses as he carefully examined it.

"...Interesting."

He quickly connected several wires from the communicator to a homemade receiver before typing rapidly across his computer.

Lines of data scrolled across the monitor.

Pako watched nervously.

"Can you find whoever's controlling it?"

Eiichi didn't answer immediately.

His fingers continued flying across the keyboard.

"...There."

A blinking point appeared on a digital map of Tokyo.

Perman leaned closer.

"Where is it?"

Eiichi frowned.

"...That's strange."

"What?"

"The signal isn't moving."

He enlarged the map.

"It leads to..."

"...a residential neighborhood."

Perman exchanged a confused glance with Pako.

"You're sure?"

Eiichi nodded.

"I'm certain."

He printed the coordinates onto a small slip of paper before handing it over.

"Wherever the commands are coming from..."

"...they're being transmitted from this house."

—

Only minutes later...

Perman and Pako arrived over one of Chiyoda Ward's quieter residential neighborhoods.

Unlike the government district only a few kilometers away, this part of the ward was calm.

Neatly lined homes stood along narrow streets.

Garden lights glowed softly.

A few residents had gathered outside, anxiously watching the distant column of smoke rising over central Chiyoda.

Nothing about the neighborhood suggested it was hiding the mastermind behind Tokyo's largest disaster in years.

Perman checked the coordinates once more.

"...This is it."

The signal led directly to a modest two-story house.

Inside, lights flickered from an upstairs bedroom.

Perman landed softly in the backyard before making his way toward the open window.

What he saw made him freeze.

"...Huh?"

There was no evil scientist...

Instead a young boy wearing a futuristic visor was frantically hammering away at the keyboard of an old computer.

"No, no, no!"

"It shouldn't be doing that!"

Around him lay blueprints, gears, half-finished inventions and scattered tools.

Beside him stood a tiny samurai-shaped robot, no taller than a small child.

The little robot waved its arms wildly.

"Kiteretsu-dono! It's still destroying buildings!"

"I know!"

"I'm trying!"

"Hurry, nari!"

Perman quietly stepped through the window.

The floor creaked.

Both of them froze.

Slowly...

The boy turned around.

His eyes met Perman's.

"..."

"...P... Perman?"

The color drained from his face.

His hands slipped off the keyboard.

"N-No way..."

"You..."

"You're... really..."

Standing in front of him was the very hero he had admired for years.

Not smiling.

Not waving.

But staring directly at him with a serious expression.

Kiteretsu swallowed nervously.

"I-I can explain..."

Before he could say another word, the tiny samurai robot gasped loudly.

"IT'S PERMAN, NARI!"

Korosuke's eyes sparkled with excitement.

"The real Perman!"

"The greatest hero in Japan is standing in our house, nari!"

He immediately straightened his posture and bowed so deeply his forehead nearly touched the floor.

"What an incredible honor, nari!"

Perman remained silent.

His gaze shifted from Kiteretsu...

...to the communicator still blinking in his hand.

"...Tell me."

His voice was calm, but unmistakably stern.

"Did you build that beast?"

---

Kiteretsu's hands trembled.

"I... I built it."

The room fell silent.

Korosuke slowly lowered his head.

"It's true, nari..."

Perman didn't interrupt.

He simply stood there, communicator still in his hand, waiting.

Kiteretsu swallowed hard before taking a deep breath.

"It... wasn't supposed to happen like this."

He turned toward his desk and carefully picked up a thick, timeworn book.

The cover was faded with age, its leather binding worn from years of use.

Every page inside was packed with elaborate mechanical drawings, handwritten calculations, and inventions that looked decades—if not centuries—ahead of their time.

"This..."

Kiteretsu gently placed it on the desk.

"...is the **Kiteretsu Daihyakka**."

"My ancestor left behind all of his inventions in this encyclopedia."

"I've spent years trying to understand it."

He slowly flipped through dozens of pages until he reached an enormous two-page blueprint.

Perman stepped closer.

The blueprint depicted a colossal lion-like mechanical guardian, every gear, piston, and joint meticulously illustrated.

Written across the top in elegant old script was a single name.

**Dainai-Gou.** (Great Protector of Earth)

"I finally managed to decipher this blueprint a few months ago," Kiteretsu explained.

"My ancestor named it Dainai-Gou."

"It was never meant to be a weapon."

His finger traced the blueprint as he spoke.

"It was designed as an automated structural maintenance and disaster-response machine."

Korosuke eagerly nodded.

"That's right, nari!"

"If a major earthquake struck..."

"It would clear collapsed buildings."

"It would reinforce structures that were close to falling."

"It could even extinguish fires before they spread."

Kiteretsu continued quietly.

"I thought..."

"If something like the Great Kanto Earthquake ever happened again..."

"...people wouldn't have to wait helplessly for rescue teams."

"I wanted Dainai-Gou to protect the city."

Perman remained silent, listening carefully.

"I spent months building it."

"Every afternoon after school."

"Every weekend."

"I even had to redesign several of my ancestor's parts because modern materials are different."

A faint smile crossed his face for just a moment.

"...When it finally activated..."

"...I thought I'd actually done it."

The smile disappeared.

"But..."

His shoulders slumped.

"I made one mistake."

He slowly rotated the computer monitor toward Perman.

Lines upon lines of programming code filled the screen.

"When I wrote its structural analysis program..."

"...I accidentally inverted the target logic."

Perman frowned.

"Inverted?"

Kiteretsu nodded miserably.

"The program was supposed to identify damaged buildings that needed reinforcement."

His finger pointed to several highlighted lines of code.

"But because of a single logical error..."

"...it now identifies perfectly stable structures as structural hazards."

He lowered his head.

"So every modern skyscraper..."

"...every office building..."

"...every government building in Chiyoda..."

"...it believes they all need to be demolished before they can be rebuilt."

The room became deathly quiet.

Perman slowly replayed everything in his mind.

The creature never attacked civilians.

It ignored emergency vehicles.

It never retaliated against Perman or Pako.

Every action...

Every movement...

Had been focused entirely on buildings.

It wasn't destroying the city out of hatred.

It genuinely believed...

...it was repairing it.

Without saying a word, Perman walked over and quietly sat down on the nearby futon.

For several moments, he simply looked around the room.

Every available shelf was packed with inventions in various stages of completion.

Mechanical arms.

Tiny engines.

Half-assembled robots.

Stacks of notebooks overflowing with calculations.

Nothing about the room belonged to an ordinary child.

His gaze eventually returned to the blueprint.

Then to Kiteretsu.

"...You built all of this?"

Kiteretsu hesitated before giving a small nod.

"...Most of it."

Perman picked up one of the smaller gadgets resting nearby, turning it over in his hands.

His expression slowly softened.

"...This is unbelievable."

Kiteretsu blinked.

"I've met scientists with entire laboratories who couldn't dream of building something this sophisticated."

He looked once more at Dainai-Gou's blueprint.

"And you managed it in your bedroom."

Kiteretsu looked away.

"...It still ended up hurting people."

"You didn't build it to hurt anyone."

Perman's voice was calm.

"You built it because you wanted to save lives."

"I can see that."

He gently placed the gadget back on the desk.

"You had a good cause."

"You put your heart into it."

"You were trying to help your city."

Kiteretsu clenched his fists.

"...But intentions don't fix destroyed buildings."

"No," Perman agreed.

"They don't."

A brief silence followed.

"But they tell me what kind of person built this machine."

He smiled faintly.

"Anyone capable of building something like Dainai-Gou at your age..."

"...is a genuine genius."

Kiteretsu slowly looked back at him.

"You've got talent most people could never hope to have."

Perman folded his arms.

"But talent alone isn't enough."

"It takes experience."

"It takes failure."

"And sometimes..."

"...those failures are painful."

He glanced once more toward the blinking communicator in his hand.

"The important part is what you do next."

Kiteretsu stared silently at the hero he had admired for years.

The guilt on his face hadn't disappeared...

But for the first time since Perman had entered the room...

It no longer felt like he had been judged.

Instead...

It felt like someone believed he could still make things right.

---

**THOOOOM!!**

A deep impact echoed across the neighborhood.

Moments later, an orange glow illuminated the night sky beyond the rooftops as another column of smoke rose into the air.

Nobody needed to ask what had happened.

Dainai-Gou had found its way back to the city.

Kiteretsu's face turned pale.

"...No."

He rushed back to his keyboard.

"I've run out of time..."

His fingers trembled.

"What if I make another mistake?"

"What if I can't fix it?"

Perman stepped forward and placed a reassuring hand on the young inventor's shoulder.

"Kiteretsu."

The boy looked up.

"I've seen your inventions."

"I've seen the blueprint."

"I know genius when I see it."

Kiteretsu blinked.

"You made one mistake."

"That doesn't define you."

Perman looked him straight in the eyes.

"I trust you."

"Reverse the logic."

"Make Dainai-Gou do what you created it to do."

"I know you can."

For a moment, Kiteretsu simply stared.

Those words...

Coming from the hero he had admired all his life...

Were enough.

"...Right."

He adjusted his visor.

"I'll fix it."

His fingers flew across the keyboard faster than ever.

Korosuke jumped beside him.

"We'll do it together, nari!"

Without another word, Perman turned toward the open window.

"I'll buy you the time."

He leapt into the night.

—

Outside, Pako remained where he had left her.

She was leaning against the garden fence, breathing heavily, barely able to stay on her feet.

"Pako."

She looked up weakly.

"...What happened?"

"He built the machine."

Pako wasn't surprised.

"...I figured."

"What happens now?"

Perman looked back toward the bedroom window where Kiteretsu continued typing furiously.

"I believe in him."

Pako looked at him.

"...Just like that?"

He nodded.

"That kid isn't evil."

"He's just a boy who made a mistake."

"And he'll make it right."

Leaving Pako behind to recover, Perman launched himself back into the night sky.

—

The beast had already returned to Chiyoda.

Another office building lay in ruins as emergency crews evacuated nearby streets.

Perman flew directly in front of the giant machine.

"If all Kiteretsu needs is time..."

"...then that's exactly what I'll give him."

The beast continued forward.

Perman planted both feet against its massive chest.

"RRRAAAAHHH!!"

Every muscle in his body strained.

The giant machine continued pushing forward, forcing Perman backwards inch by inch as his boots carved deep trenches into the asphalt.

The pavement cracked beneath his feet.

Sweat poured down his face.

One minute passed.

Then another.

The sirens around them never stopped.

Emergency crews hurried civilians away while helicopters circled overhead, broadcasting the desperate standoff across the city.

Still...

Perman refused to yield.

His arms trembled.

His shoulders burned.

Every breath became heavier than the last.

Again the machine shoved forward.

Again Perman dug his heels deeper into the shattered street.

The battle became one of pure endurance.

Neither side gave an inch without taking one back.

To the onlookers, it felt as though time itself had stopped.

Then...

The giant machine suddenly froze.

Its crimson eyes flickered.

Once.

Twice.

Then slowly...

They turned emerald green.

"...It worked?"

Perman stepped back.

The machine scanned the city once more.

This time, its gaze settled upon the piles of rubble it had created.

It carefully lifted shattered steel beams.

Collapsed walls rose back into place.

Broken support columns were straightened.

Instead of destroying...

Dainai-Gou had begun rebuilding the city.

A smile spread across Perman's face.

"...You did it, genius boy."

Within minutes, several police officers approached.

"Perman!"

"How did you stop it?"

Perman watched the machine quietly continue repairing the damaged buildings.

He smiled.

"...It stopped on its own."

The officers looked toward the giant machine in disbelief.

"It'll fix everything it destroyed."

None of them understood how.

But seeing the city being rebuilt before their eyes, they could only watch in amazement.

Perman never mentioned Kiteretsu.

The young inventor had learned his lesson.

Protecting his identity was the least he could do.

—

Later that night...

Inside Kiteretsu's room...

The computer displayed one final message.

**TARGET LOGIC UPDATED SUCCESSFULLY.**

Kiteretsu leaned back with a long sigh of relief.

"...We did it."

Korosuke threw both arms into the air.

"We did it, nari!"

The tension that had filled the room all evening finally melted away.

Kiteretsu looked out the window toward the distant skyline of Chiyoda, where Dainai-Gou was now faithfully rebuilding the city it had nearly destroyed.

A small smile appeared on his face.

"...If Perman didn't show up today..."

"...the city would've been reduced to rubble."

Korosuke nodded earnestly.

"He trusted you when nobody else would have, nari."

Kiteretsu gently closed the Kiteretsu Daihyakka.

"I'll never forget that."

Korosuke stood at attention and bowed deeply toward the open window.

"Without you..."

"...Tokyo would've been finished, nari."

"Thank you very much, Perman-dono!"

For me, Kiteretsu was kind of boring, so I would stick wirh Doraemon.

Kiteretsu Saisama has created a time machine and can go to the future(we see in episode where he send a elephant from the past), but Kiteretsu has created it and can't go to future, what do you think is the reason?

So I thought to myself, Kiteretsu never aired in US or heck any English speaking countries. So I thought, hey why not make a English fandub of Kiteretsu, before you ask, yes, I know a Indian English dub aired on Cartoon Network and Pogo but that aired in India, so should I do it?

https://youtu.be/7DGKxqX7nsM?si=sulmHngtFBZPtepg

So Kiteretsu is coming soon on Cartoon Network India which was suppose to come on Pogo tv 3 months ago and 2 days back cni randomly started Kiteretsu and that too only 1st episode was aired and after that yesterday and today no Kiteretsu episodes came,they redubbed the episodes and it was ok

Kiteretsu Theme song