I'm kind of an idiot. When I signed up for Astronomy I was excited about learning all the constellations and the history behind them.
Instead I learned a lot about gravity and temperature radiation and that was far more interesting.
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I'm kind of an idiot. When I signed up for Astronomy I was excited about learning all the constellations and the history behind them.
Instead I learned a lot about gravity and temperature radiation and that was far more interesting.
Nah, you just got bamboozled by physics.
They blinded OP with science!
Typical Capricorn
Oh no, I think I remember this scene, is it Astro Boy?
No, it's from Mac and Me.
Isn't that the new Paul Rudd vehicle?
No, that's a wheelchair
Paul Rudd's new vehicle is a wheelchair? Oh no! Was he in an accident?
I'm not going to post spoilers for Mac n Me here, who do you think I am?
who do you think I am?
Ant-Man co-star Abby Ryder Fortson?
That's ridiculous. Why would I be on Lemmy of all places?
So you can hang out with Margot Robbie?
I, uh, I've got to go. What's that over there!?
Why not? 🤷
Wait a minute, I watched this as a kid. IT WAS ANIME?!?!? I thought it was a western caroon.
It's more than anime, it's where Miyazaki got his feet wet, before founding Ghibli. Same studio that co-produced Viky the Viking with German television. The whole thing is closely connected to Japanese romantisation of Europe as a place of nature and fairytales, very much pushed by Ghibli. In case you ever wondered why Frieren is full of German names and there's christianish-looking priests and talk of heaven and tons and tons and tons of nature: It's just continuing a tradition. And have a video about nature in anime in general and Ghibli in particular. While we're at it have a long (and German) wikipedia article on Heidi in Japan
If you were in a religious household, or was babysat by the tv And watched CBN, you may have also seen Superbook and Flying House. Both stories about kids (time) traveling through biblical times. Both are anime and produced by Tatsunoko Productions.
How do they hold up? Are they accurate at all, or full-on fantasy?
They keep up with the general timeline and they don't try to change too much. Think babys first Isekai.
Superbook playlist all seasons: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0zvCDP_0LjDzjfZ2jKEP6lZB22s2AHwN
Superbook and Flying House playlist, both series: https://youtu.be/MRrRzYX-lfw
Nice. Thank you.
To be fair the style isn't anime style
And I supposed Astro Boy isn't either.
"Atom and Nuka" / "Astro's First Love" - 1983
Thank you. For some reason this instantly brought back memories of my childhood devastation of Astro Boy losing his love.
Nah, it's obviously Terra Girl.
Mountain maiden?
Cliff Couquette?
Roller bitch
Its from Heidi https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/heidi-pushes-clara-over-cliff
Good book. Never saw the movie.