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i think she is, i havent watched some ep's from the 2003 series in a while now, but is she really an Australian robot?

cos thats soooo cool!

In the 1980 series, in "The Greatest Robot in the World", one of the robot, Photar, is from the "southern continent". I believe Epsilon is another version of Photar? Was Epsilon his/her name in the manga? I don't remember if something was said about her origin in the 2003 series, but it would make sense. I'm sure somebody else will have a better answer.

I din t think of that hmy:.but there is a difference Photar Uses the sun for more energy while epsilon is water...

In the Pluto episode, Epsilon seems to be the one replacing Photar. While it is said that Photar comes from the "southern continent", nothing is said about Epsilon. So I suppose it is open to speculations

i remember seeing a robot kangeroo with a film crew recording Epsilon, in the ep where astro and epsilon are nominated for robot of the year or sumtin

"Meeshell" wrote:i remember seeing a robot kangeroo with a film crew recording Epsilon, in the ep where astro and epsilon are nominated for robot of the year or sumtin

Wow, you're very attentive! Let's confirm your assertions:





Oh, and let's not forget about Mont-Blanc, the Swiss robot!
Although I don't know why he's being called him like that, as the mountain of the same name in fact has its location between France and Italy. They should've called him 'Matterhorn' instead!

"Strange Wings" wrote:Oh, and let's not forget about Mont-Blanc, the Swiss robot!
Although I don't know why he's being called him like that, as the mountain of the same name in fact has its location between France and Italy. They should've called him 'Matterhorn' instead!

They didn't miss it by that far. Ater all, some international channel had placed Austria at the actual location of Switzerland

To get it right, I would suggest to try this game

Not a chance. I've played this game before and I'm not even bothering to try again. I'm just lousy in geography and I probably ever will be.

Playing is the best way to learn IMO. A year or two ago I could place basically all countries on maps, including those in Africa and eastern Europe that I've always had trouble with. Unfortunately, I've already forgotten so much. At least I'm not as clueless as I used to be - I'm sure I was not alone to miss some countries by a lot!

I scored a 6 in the above game. I'm on the right country as long as I correctly remember the German name of the country!

Unless the one name was changed, 'Photar' is merely the 1980s' English name; & 'Epsilon' is the Japanese name in all versions.