Astro Bot: Walkthrough & Boss Guide
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This is a condensed overview of Astro Bot's structure and six galaxy bosses, not a level-by-level walkthrough. Structure facts follow Wikipedia; boss notes follow the community guides listed under Sources, and those guides sometimes disagree on small details (for example which tool is used). We have not verified per-level gadget lists.
According to Wikipedia the base game has 90 levels across six galaxies and 60 planets. Each galaxy has progression levels, which must be beaten to reach the boss stage, and optional, harder challenge levels. Finishing enough progression levels and rescuing the required number of Bots unlocks the boss stage. Beating the boss leads to a level centered on a V.I.P. Bot, and then the next galaxy unlocks. Game8's navigation lists the galaxies as Gorilla Nebula, Tentacle System, Serpent Starway, Camo Cosmos, Feather Cluster and Lost Galaxy.
Wikipedia counts 332 rescuable Bots in total: 301 in the base game, 27 through DLC levels and 4 through rescue missions in Astro's Playroom. Main platformer levels hold seven Bots each, while boss and challenge levels hold only one or two. V.I.P. Bots reference PlayStation characters and third-party franchises. The Crash Site is the hub where rescued Bots are displayed; it also holds hidden puzzle pieces, Bots and secret companions. Collecting puzzle pieces unlocks the Gatcha Lab (where coins buy collectibles), the Dual Speeder garage, the outfit collection, the Safari Park and Photo Mode. Collecting every puzzle piece and 300 Bots unlocks the Great Master Challenge, which is reachable only from the Crash Site. A bluebird helper, purchasable from your second attempt at a level, helps find missed Bots or puzzle pieces.
Wikipedia says Astro has 15 new abilities that improve traversal and combat, such as an air-dash booster, punching gloves that pull enemies in, and a monkey that climbs and throws rocks. Boss guides below name the specific ability each fight uses, as reported by those guides.
Space Bully Nebulax tears the mothership's CPU out and crash-lands Astro on a desert planet. Astro recovers the mothership's parts from Nebulax's minions, and the crew then defeats Nebulax. Astro sacrifices himself to save the crew and is rebuilt by the mothership.
⚔️ Boss Guides
Mighty Chewy (Gorilla Nebula Boss)
Attack Patterns
PowerPyx describes Mighty Chewy as throwing three red pillars at the rooftops, pushing glass walls at you, tearing the roof apart and sending orange shockwaves.
Strategy
Get the dog power-up, then go forward to trigger his appearance. Jump from roof to roof to avoid the pillars, boost through the glass walls, and jump between the two halves of the roof when he tears it apart. Boost into his bell to stun him and hit his eye, then boost into his teeth repeatedly until they all fall out and hit his mouth to finish him. The reward is the Spike bot.
Wako Tako (Tentacle System Boss)
Attack Patterns
Game8 lists Targeted Tentacle Punch, Enemy Drop, Underground Tentacle Punch, Urchin Roll, Charged Tentacle Punch, Ink Bomb plus Enemy Drop, and (in phase 2) Urchin Rain. Ink puddles slow your movement.
Strategy
In phase 1, hit Wako Tako's gloves twice after a tentacle attack, pull both tentacles with the Frog Gloves and release them to launch yourself at his face, then hit both sides of his head. In phase 2, swing across the platforming ledges with the Frog Gloves ahead of the rising tsunami; after Urchin Rain he lowers his eyes, which you hit twice and then pull and release. Game8 also notes that you can lure a tentacle into spilled ink to trap it.
Lady Venomara (Serpent Starway Boss)
What the guide describes
Gfinity says she is the third boss and that 100 Bots must be rescued to unlock the fight. Phase 1 starts with a toxic mist (jump onto the pillars); her Slither Attack is telegraphed by marks on the ground. When she drills into the ground the arena shrinks, so staying in the middle keeps you from being knocked off. After two chin strikes her tongue is exposed and you grab it to start phase 2, where two purple eggs roll around the arena. Other guides describe the tool and later phases differently, so treat the details as approximate.
Mecha Leon (Camo Cosmos Boss)
What the guide describes
FandomWire says the fight is in Camo Cosmos, which requires 150 rescued Bots, and Mecha Leon first attacks from invisibility. The three stages share a similar pattern: a branch-shake that drops enemies, a barrage of fire orbs, then a tongue attack. After the tongue attack you climb the tongue and strike the uvula. In the third stage the platforms are fragile and the attacks more intense. Afterwards you grab his nose ring and launch it into space.
Falcon McFly (Feather Cluster Boss)
What the guide describes
Seeking Tech's no-damage guide has three phases. Defeat the small enemies quickly, turn into a ball to avoid pellet volleys and pecks, remove the vent's screw with a spin attack, use the power-up on the vent and head for the trampoline. In phases 2 and 3 you also dodge rolling birds and choose a wing side when the wings are exposed.
Space Bully Nebulax (Final Boss)
Overview
Space Bully Nebulax is the game's final boss; he tears the CPU out of Astro's mothership at the start of the story and is defeated at the climax.
Strategy
Per Seeking Tech, each roulette segment plays differently. Monkey: dodge the yellow circles and throw the pellets back at him. Octopus: inflate to pass low barriers and deflate for high ones. Frog: jump his hammer shockwaves, break the hammer and swing its head at him. Magnet: avoid the shadows, collect metal and throw it back. Dog: dodge the shadows, break his stuck sword and return the thrown handle. Skull: defeat the enemies, then spin again. After each power-up segment, run to the UFO, attack his hands and break the lock. When all locks are broken he returns for the final phase: hold R2 to aim, shoot down the objects he throws, destroy his ship and hit the UFO's core.
Sources & fact-check
Release facts, mechanics and boss details on this page were checked against these sources on 12 October 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.