165 A Great Fuss Over Babies

[jeffbert]

From the beginning:

















"For my next selection, I will create a baby robot."


Recall that the title character of 80, HUMANOID BILL (MIGHTY MINUTE) was kept in a similar thing.




























Those all preceded the ones already here.


Dr. Ochanomizu enters a competition for creating a robot baby for a King & Queen who are unable to conceive. However, he makes the mistake of showing his robot baby to Uranium, who then wants him as her baby brother, & she prevails in the end.










Resuming the newly added pics:

Cobalt is here, but that is all.
















THIS IS WHY HUMANS ARE BORN, NOT ONLY SMALL, BUT WEAK.

[Tetsuwan Penguin]

Obvious the prototype for Melchi on Jetter Mars.

[AprilSeven]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

I wonder . . . Did Dr. O create this baby for the Queen and King possessing super-strength and the destructive cry? Or did he add these attributes after he officially joined Atom's family?

It seems odd he would present humans with a mini-Astro bot!

[Little Brown Fox]

Hmm, I bet I know what's happening in that clip where Chi-tan is grabbing Atom's head, and the one immediately after it. He probably pulled off Atom's head, and it snapped back on backwards in the next panel. Chi-tan seems weirdly fixated on it, for some reason...

Oh, so he DOES have a modicum of strength, after all.

It kind of sucks that Cobalt is barely even in this one (it's almost like he's an afterthought). Did he even get any lines?

[jeffbert]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

I wonder . . . Did Dr. O create this baby for the Queen and King possessing super-strength and the destructive cry? Or did he add these attributes after he officially joined Atom's family?

It seems odd he would present humans with a mini-Astro bot!

I HAD NOT EVEN THOUGHT OF THAT!

Little Brown Fox, I think his head spun around.

[Little Brown Fox]

Ah, I see. It produces the same results... And Chi-tan still seems fixated on his (then soon-to-be) older brother's head...

I would think that the destructive nature of his cry was unintentional. I mean, why give destructive force to the cries of something that, being an infant, is more than likely going to cry all the time, and sometimes for no good (or even known) reason?

[jeffbert]

Upon reaching the kingdom, our friends are greeted by Tick & Tock, though today, they are apparently government representatives, rather than reporter-photographers, as they are in other episodes.



They proceed to do a dance routine, having something to do with babies.


While Atom, Uran, & Ochanomizu are at the reception, the bad guy goes around abducting the competitors' babies.










"You know too much!"












I am only guessing that the others blame Ochanomizu for the disappearance of their own robot babies.













Adding the pics already uploaded:




The bad guys intend to win the contest by eliminating the competition. However, they are thwarted by Uranium & the crying babies' drawing Atom's attention:






O.k., the bad guys put the competitors' robots in a rocket & launch it into space. Atom retrieves it.

And another new one:


& the last ones from page 1:
Although, Uranium is certain that after Chitan pinches the queen's bottom, she will have her baby brother, the act only draws the queen's attention to Chitan, much to Uranium's dispair.




New image:


New image:





So, the queen noting Uran's disappointment at her having chosen the yet unnamed Titan, decided to chose a different kid. BTW, Uran also wanted a big sister, as indicated by ROBOT OLYMPICS & ATOM STOLEN.

[AprilSeven]

Poor little Uran! I'm glad the Queen was nice enough to let Chi-tan go home with her.

And don't those seats on that train look comfy!

[Tetsuwan Penguin]

And don't those seats on that train look comfy!

Actually the ones on Amtrack's Auto Train look like those pretty much.

[fafner]

So this is the episode where this comes from:


And the long version