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-======Dr Tenma======
+======Dr. Tenma======
-**Dr Tenma** (Dr. Tenma) is a recurrent character in Osamu Tezuka's Astro Boy franchise, as the creator of [[characters:Astro]]. He has appeared in all series to date.
+**Dr. Tenma** is a recurrent character in Osamu Tezuka's Astro Boy franchise as the creator of [[characters:Astro]]. He appears in every Astro Boy series with the exception of [[episodes:2014|Little Astro Boy]].
 =====Appearances=====
+====Original manga====
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+====1960s series====
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 ====1980s series====
-{{ :characters:doctortenma-1980astroboy.jpg|1980s appearance}}
+{{ :characters:doctortenma-1980astroboy.jpg|1980s appearance.}}
-In the [[episodes:1980|1980s series]], Tenma received a large role in first few episodes, however did not appear in the later ones. He is the leader of the Ministry of Science, and is the father of [[characters:Toby]], and although he loves him dearly, he is often too caught up in his own work. After he broke his promise and fails to take Toby to the zoo, a heartbroken Toby rides home and dies in a tragic car accident (since boys of Toby's age are not normally permitted to drive hover cars).
+In the [[episodes:1980|1980s series]], Tenma received a large role in the first few episodes, however did not appear in the later ones. He is the leader of the Ministry of Science and is the father of [[characters:Toby|Tobio]]; although he loves him dearly, he is often too caught up in his own work. After he broke his promise and fails to take Tobio to the zoo, a heartbroken Tobio rides home and dies in a tragic car accident (since boys of Tobio's age are not normally permitted to drive hover cars).
-Thus, in order to replace Toby, Tenma makes a robot duplicate named [[characters:Astro]], although various problems arise, forcing the public to know of Astro's existence and therefore Tenma decides to take himself and his son on a cruise to America. After Astro continues to make mistakes, Tenma proclaims that he is not his son any more. After he realises his mistake, he goes back to try and find Astro, without any luck.
+Thus, in order to replace Tobio, Tenma makes a robot duplicate named [[characters:Astro|Astro Boy]], although various problems arise, forcing the public to know of Astro's existence. Therefore, Tenma decides to take himself and his son on a cruise to America. After Astro continues to make mistakes, Tenma proclaims that he is not his son anymore. After he realizes his mistake, he goes back to try and find Astro, without any luck.
-After that, which is the beginning of [[episodes:1980:robot circus|Robot Circus]], Dr Tenma would no longer appear.
+After that, which is the beginning of the episode, [[episodes:1980:robot circus|Robot Circus]], Dr. Tenma would no longer appear.
-It is left unexplained why Tenma never went back to look for his robot son, who is now world-famous, although he was probably too ashamed to do so, and expects [[characters:dr elefun|Dr. Elefun]] to look after him.
+It is left unexplained why Tenma never goes back to look for his robot son who is now world-famous, but he is probably too ashamed to do so and expects [[characters:dr elefun|Dr. Elefun]] to look after him.
 ====2003 series====
-{{:characters:dr_tenma.jpg|2003 series}}
+{{:characters:dr_tenma.jpg?200|2003 series.}}
-In the [[episodes:2003|2003 series]], Dr. Tenma is known for being a secondary villian in the series. He is portrayed to have borderline insanity: he lives much away from other people, sometimes talks to himself and doesn't trust anyone, also he has a habit of mourning over his deceased son, Tobio.
+In the [[episodes:2003|2003 series]], Dr. Tenma is known for being a secondary villain. He is portrayed as someone who has borderline insanity: he lives far away from other people, sometimes talks to himself, doesn't trust anyone, and also has a habit of mourning over his deceased son, Tobio.
-Tenma, amazed by Astro's abilities, believed in that "robots are the future" and because of this made many plans in order for robots to "take over" Metro City. He and [[characters:dr elefun|Dr O'Shay]] are shown to be long-time rivals.  He believes that Astro will lead robots and eventually overthrow humans. He sets various "challenges" for Astro throughout the series, and when he finds out that he cannot progress any further, creates [[characters:Shadow]], however Shadow later turned against him.
+Tenma, amazed by Astro's abilities, believes that "robots are the future" and because of this makes many plans in order for robots to "take over" Metro City. He and [[characters:dr elefun|Dr O'Shay]] are shown to be long-time rivals. He believes that Astro will lead the robots and eventually overthrow humans. He sets various "challenges" for Astro throughout the series, and when he finds out that he cannot progress any further, creates [[characters:Shadow]], however Shadow later turned against him.
-Prior to Astro's first battle with [[characters:Atlas]], Tenma constantly calls Astro as "Tobio". He only recognizes him as a separate entity once Astro corrects him.
+Prior to Astro's first battle with [[characters:Atlas]], Tenma constantly calls Astro "Tobio". He only recognizes him as a separate entity once Astro corrects him.
-In the second-to-last episode of the 2003 series ([[episodes:2003:Astro Reborn]]), Astro is very badly damaged and Tenma rebuilds him, but deletes his previous memories so that Astro doesn't remember he's a robot or the adventures he has been on. Astro, however, rejects Tenma a third time for his cold attitude. Because of this, Tenma attempts suicide in the final episode. However, Astro forgives him, Tenma forgives Astro and all ends well.
+In the second-to-last episode of the 2003 series ([[episodes:2003:Astro Reborn]]), Astro is very badly damaged and Tenma rebuilds him, but deletes his previous memories so that Astro doesn't remember that he's a robot and doesn't remember any of the adventures he has been on. Astro, however, rejects Tenma a third time for his cold attitude. Because of this, Tenma attempts suicide in the final episode. However, Astro forgives him, Tenma forgives Astro and all ends well.
 ====Feature film====
-Dr. Tenma also appeared in the movie. Once again he created [[characters:Astro]] to replace [[characters:Toby]], although this time it is because he got vaporised by the [[characters:Peacekeeper]]. He and [[characters:dr elefun|Dr. Elefun]] are on good terms this time. Also, he is opposed to [[characters:president stone|President Stone]].
+Dr. Tenma also appeared in the movie. Once again he created [[characters:Astro]] to replace [[characters:Toby]], although this time it is because he got vaporized by the [[characters:Peacekeeper]]. He and [[characters:dr elefun|Dr. Elefun]] are on good terms this time. Also, he is opposed to [[characters:president stone|President Stone]].
-Like all of his other appearances, Tenma originally rejects Astro - but has a change of heart when Stone brings Astro back to the surface and orders him to de-activate Astro. Prior to Astro's final battle with the Peackeeper, Tenma wants to take Astro home again and yet the boy robot knows what he must do - destroy the Peackeeper.
+Like all of his other appearances, Tenma originally rejects Astro - but has a change of heart when Stone brings Astro back to the surface and orders him to deactivate Astro. Prior to Astro's final battle with the Peacekeeper, Tenma wants to take Astro home again and yet the boy robot knows what he must do - destroy the Peacekeeper.
 =====Character Development=====
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 ====Name====
-Like many other characters, Dr. Tenma is often known by a different name in the different dubs. These include **Dr. Nagayima Tenma**, **Dr. Boynton** and **Dr. Balthus**, as well as **Dr. Bill Tenma**.
+Like many other characters, Dr. Tenma is often known by a different name in the different dubs. These include **Dr. Nagayima Tenma**, **Dr. Boynton**, **Dr. Balthus**, and **Dr. Bill Tenma**.
 =====Trivia=====
 The word //Tenma// literally means heaven-horse in Japanese.
+In the 1960s series, he is voiced by Hisashi Yokomori in the Japanese version and by Ray Owens in the English version.
+In the 1980s series, he is voiced by Tamio Ohki in the Japanese version and by Del Lewis in the English version.
+In the 2003 series, he is voiced by Shinya Owada in the Japanese version and by Dorian Harewood in the English version.
+In the 2009 feature film, he is voiced by Nicolas Cage.