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I bought both of the DVD collections from "The right stuff", so I have all of the 103 episodes broadcast in English, plus some 'extras'. I also have some downloads of the "missing" episodes in Japanese.

Same age here. I wish I understood Japanese so I could better enjoy the "missing" 1963 episodes.

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BTW Iron is the final fusion product in dying stars. Argon is a noble gas. Titanium is a metal that has one of the highest melting temperatures of any metalic element, it was used in the airframe of the SR-71 Blackbird. Cobalt is a somewhat uncommon material, and used in batteries for EV's (though t...

Daddy Walrus (Daddy Moustache) was also called "Albert Duncan" IIRC. BTW, it seems Tezua used alot of "element" names for the robots. Atom (Astro), Uranium, (Uran), Cobalt (Kobaruto), and Titanium (Chi-Tan), There many have been others.. In one of my fan fiction stories, I create...

Well the DVD I bought had Daddy Walrus and Zoran for names. Was the Canadian dub sold in both markets? Also when Hulu was streaming both the 1980 and 2003 series (over ten years ago now), those were the names in use.

But they show the Japanese names (translated to English). Uran was called Zoran in the US dub, and Daddy Mustache had a different name too. How I wish Cobalt had been in the 1980 series, and that they might have added Chi-tan too!

Writing your own bio can be a pain, but just create a brief outline. You might have written a resume at one time, and that will suffice for the career info. Be honest with them that this will be your first published work (it is, isn't it?), and refer them to this site as an example of material that ...

It is with a heavy heart that I need to inform this forum of the death of one of our members. Nancy Karp, known to ABOL as AprilSeven passed away on November 6th from a two year fight with cancer. https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/recordonline/obituary.aspx?n=nancy-karp-ruggiero&pid=197074804 I ...

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