are featuring a certain resemblance with the Eastern Island's Moai Statues:
Anyway, the rocky one above to the left comes extremely close.
Obviously the ancient natives of Rapa Nui were big Tezuka fans too.
Hyoutan-Tsugis on the Eastern Island?
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This comparison probably is a bit far-fetched, but it occured to me that the Hyoutan-Tsugis
are featuring a certain resemblance with the Eastern Island's Moai Statues:
Anyway, the rocky one above to the left comes extremely close.
Obviously the ancient natives of Rapa Nui were big Tezuka fans too.
are featuring a certain resemblance with the Eastern Island's Moai Statues:
Anyway, the rocky one above to the left comes extremely close.
Obviously the ancient natives of Rapa Nui were big Tezuka fans too.
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Originally posted by Strange Wings@Mar 31 2005, 04:01 PM
Obviously the ancient natives of Rapa Nui were big Tezuka fans too.
Not too mention great time travellers to create statues at the image of the Hyoutan-Tsugis
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