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Originally posted by Atoman@Apr 2 2005, 02:01 AM
Thanks for the episode list Jeffbert. Now everyone can see just how out of order America showed it, evan on dvd.

Not only that, but there is no Peter Pan/Wheelchair episode. Jeffbert reminded me that Disney owns the rights to Peter Pan, so Tezuka Prod. having been wounded once before by The Micheal Eisner Company, who ripped off Kimba the White Lion :angry: , probably didn't want a law suit or to have to play royalties, so evan though they showed it in Japan, the Americans made up a lame episode to replace it in the states, in which Tenma convinces robots through flashbacks that Astro's ready to be the robot king. <_< Lame!

They ruined a beautiful work of Japanese art.

I do not know who said that "Disney owns the rights to Peter Pan," I believe I merely restated what someone else said.

To tell you all that episode is my most unfavorite of them
but theres some other episode that I didn't like and that was
Space academy :angry: reason cause astro falls in love with a
girl so beautful and mite be hiding something from him :angry:
which breaks my heart

Astro: "I can't help thinking about Eileen sobora!"

That's better *Kisses Astro*

Astro: uh....*blusses then smiles* thanks Eileen! *abduct's me*

Eileen: Uh...where are you taking me?

Astro: to my room

Eileen: *is my dream coming true* uhhh...for what?

Astro: *wispers it* and you'll be glad that it happen

Eileen: *now don't tell me this is the first time japanese artist created this for you!* :wacko: :wacko:

Astro: *she such a cuttie!

Zoran: Astro and Eileen sitting on a tree K-I-S-S-I-N-G
First comes love, then comes....!*DrFrag covers her mouth*

DrFrag: shuuuu!

Zoran: ok <_<

Originally posted by Atoman@Apr 3 2005, 02:39 AM
As I said, Jeffbert and I think Eternal Boy might have been axed for legal reasons, because Disney owns the rights to Peter Pan. The whole story was based on Peter Pan and it had a robot Peter Pan in it and of course Peter's name was mentioned throughout the episode. Since they already showed it in Japan, they probably had enough royalties or law suits to pay. Damn Micheal Eisner. <_<

I second that. I'm SOO glad he's finally out of the company. Maybe now Disney can be cool again.