Could any of the tech based heroes in DC or Marvel scratch The Mighty Atom?
>>77491779
Not Hero though
>>77491833
that one is
>>77492104
was he? I remember he had a moral dilemma that Lex fixed for him and then disappeared after Grundy came back.
>>77492159
errrr
he started out as an innocent robochild that lex manipulated into attacking the league
but when he copied mind-reading he realized luthor was bad, meaning he already understood good, so he was heroic all along. He stopped short of killing luthor then Poochie'd into space, writing off earth and considering himself beyond mortal affairs.
But then he got like, cosmic spacebored and came back to ask luthor the meaning of life or someshit. He figured lex is so rich, yet he never stops being greedy, so he must understand what life is about living for. Luthor basically answered a more philosophical version of 'for the lulz' then Dr Fate took him in to give him better answers and become a better hero
then he just got spooked by grundy's chaos magic (still pretty heroic, he took himself out of the picture so at least his powers couldn't be used against anyone) and never came back. so.. not MUCH of a hero, but a hero
>>77491779
Uh...Captain Atom?
>>77491779
Not really, most tech based heroes aren't really Astro level strong, though that isn't really saying much since Astro's million horsepower engine makes him stronger than the fucking Hulk.
>Astro gets scratched
>Travels back in time finding new solutions to old problems and meeting new friends along the way
>Becomes even stronger in the process
>Proceeds to wreck the shit of the one who scratched him
You do not defeat Astro Boy, he is a storm that you endure.
I dunno but I think it would be cool if they met
>>77494361
>mfw I can name every one of these guys by heart
Found an Astro Boy comic a few months ago, read it and have been a Tezuka fanatic ever since. His work is amazing.
>>77494361
One of the best fucking games on GBA, hands down.
>Fumoon
Just saw that movie the other day,her sacrificenearly brought me to tears. What was it with Tezuka and him always using punch-to-the-gut bittersweet endings?
>>77494361
that game was fun
>>77496395
Rococo is love, Rococo is life.
>>77494361
This game was surprisingly good.
>>77491833
>>77494402
Does becoming best friends with someone count as beating?
>>77494361
That game needs to be released on Virtual Console.
>>77494361
masterpiece
>>77496395
>What was it with Tezuka and him always using punch-to-the-gut bittersweet endings?
This is why it's a bad idea to marathon his stuff. You end up depressed.
Sentry
Please don't kill me
>>77496322
Shit nigga I understand. I picked this game up used back when it first came out and it introduced me to Tezuka's work. I've got three or so shelves just for his English translated stuff and I'm still looking for more.
