Pluto Chapter 31 Discussion

Its a interesting quote "only a wrong mind can be perfect" though im sure he's talking about the A.I.

Rasco said:
Its a interesting quote "only a wrong mind can be perfect" though im sure he's talking about the A.I.

^ I feel like Gesicht is the perfect artificial intelligence, or he might be one.

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                        The poor little cleaning robot reminded me of Rosie from The Jetsons...







....I wonder if Tenma means that feeling pain makes an A.I. more human, thus creating the perfect artificial intelligence.

Adolf finally told the truth to Gesicht



and ye to err is human so the greatest robot should make mistakes too to improve or evolve?

Zee530 said:
Phenomanan said:
Zee530 said:
Can't believe Atom was killed off in this volume, Urasawa delivering, i'm guessing Dr. Tenma is a head's up to his Monster series :P



No lol Professor Tenma is actually Astro Boy's creator in the original series. It's likely that when Naoki Urasawa wrote Monster, he paid an homage to Tezuka by naming the main character Tenma.



Excuse my ignorant 2015 self :P



Hahaha you're excused xP We've all mixed up references before.

I like that!

The concept that imperfection is perfection...

Can't believe Atom was killed off in this volume, Urasawa delivering, i'm guessing Dr. Tenma is a head's up to his Monster series :P

Zee530 said:
Can't believe Atom was killed off in this volume, Urasawa delivering, i'm guessing Dr. Tenma is a head's up to his Monster series :P



No lol Professor Tenma is actually Astro Boy's creator in the original series. It's likely that when Naoki Urasawa wrote Monster, he paid an homage to Tezuka by naming the main character Tenma.

-"Atom was a error"!

A hard phrase of his creator, Tenma-sensei.....



Ends of the book 4th!!!

Phenomanan said:
Zee530 said:
Can't believe Atom was killed off in this volume, Urasawa delivering, i'm guessing Dr. Tenma is a head's up to his Monster series :P



No lol Professor Tenma is actually Astro Boy's creator in the original series. It's likely that when Naoki Urasawa wrote Monster, he paid an homage to Tezuka by naming the main character Tenma.



Excuse my ignorant 2015 self :P

Tenma is completely right.