Astro boy teacher's guide

[dannavy85]

http://www.planetnewsandviews.com/pdf/astro_boy_teachers_guide.pdf

This is cool.

[Dragonrider1227]

WOW! That is AWESOME! If I was a teacher I would SO use that!

[jeffbert]

What? No more atomic power!? Instead, "a blue core self-sustaining power source... It's pure positive energy." I wonder if the Japanese version will still call him 'Atom'?

Will this inspire the children to believe in such fantasy-based things, and eschew reality? I stop here, lest this become a political discussion.

[Big Astro Fan]

That's the first time I saw a side view of Astro. He has a cute button nose. lol

[dannavy85]

Will this inspire the children to believe in such fantasy-based things

If it spurs a creative spark, that's better than being glued to the xbox all day after school.

[Dragonrider1227]

What? No more atomic power!? Instead, "a blue core self-sustaining power source... It's pure positive energy." I wonder if the Japanese version will still call him 'Atom'?

Will this inspire the children to believe in such fantasy-based things, and eschew reality? I stop here, lest this become a political discussion.

Atomic Power isn't quite as revolutionary as it was in 1951.
90% of Star Trek technology was "fantasy-based" as well until it's fans grew up and found ways of bringing "such fantasy-based things" to reality.
And yeah, nothing says "realistic" like a flying robot with machine guns in his arse

[Nora]

...
*Stares again.*

Um...I know Pluto was said it wasn't a planet...and then it was again...then it wasn't...but now it is...but since its a planet again...where is it?

[Soul Rokkuman]

is not a planet anymore *hugs Pluto* .__.

[Nora]

is not a planet anymore *hugs Pluto* .__.

But they've said it was...again...for like the fourth time

[Soul Rokkuman]

[QUOTE=Soul Rokkuman;92048]is not a planet anymore *hugs Pluto* .__.

But they've said it was...again...for like the fourth time[/QUOTE]


wait what? really? o_o when?