Japan is leaving us behind. We need the West to have more charming little robots in comics and cartoons.

>>149381063 (OP)
Would Uran count as /co/? I haven't seen her French version yet.

>>149382274
>Would Uran count as /co/?
From the anime and manga?
No, not at all
You fucking idiot

>>149381063 (OP)
Are robot dogs allowed?

>>149382330
Rude! Maybe Uran should correct you into shape.

America is never going to compete with Japan when it comes to robots. Just stay out of this race.

>>149382274
>>149382455
She's kinda tasty, NGL.

>>149382467
Ma6be not at manufacturing them (and even in that case the Americans are developing some amazing stuff), but innterms of cartoons, it's just a matter of drawing them. Good artists can come from any place in the world.

>>149382746
There will never be an American animation robot as iconic as Gundam or Tetsujin 28 or EVA units.

From "Yakkity Yak".

>>149382782
That is kind of true.
>>149382746
>and even in that case the Americans are developing some amazing stuff
When will I get my robot wife?

>>149382782
>There will never be an American animation robot as iconic as Gundam or Tetsujin 28 or EVA
This is true, but There will never be another Japanese animation robot as iconic as Gundam or Tetsujin 28 or EVA.

>>149382455
>>149382274
The sister robot in Astro Boy Who Could talk to animals was a bit confusing I think I saw only one cartoon in the 2000s but Astro Boy was based on that one scientist dudes to see son where did his so-called sister come from I also had a game on Game Boy Advance but of Astro Boy ( and I saw a character in that game in at Walmart today the Unicorn thing) but how and why does he have a sister?