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| - | In the [[episodes:2003|2003 series]], Atlas' real name is **Daichi**, created by [[characters:Dr. Tenma]] as a "son" to Tokugawa, head of Tokugawa Industries (in a similar way as to how he created Astro for himself). At first, Tokugawa cared for him dearly, and even gave him a holographic atlas as a birthday present, saying that they will one day go to the Moon together. However, this never became a reality, and as a result of work Tokugawa started to become more harsh and cared less for his robot son. Tokugawa asks Tenma to erase his sons memory (even the good ones), as a result. Tenma oblidges, however installs the ability for him to "transform" in Atlas. During a meeting, Daichi deliberately sabotages it, and changing into Atlas wrecks havoc. Astro attempts to stop him, however is no match for Atlas' strength. Atlas almost destroys him, however hesitates at the last second and spares Astro, claiming that they are more related than he thought, and they are "brothers" (as they are built by the same person). | + | In the [[episodes:2003|2003 series]], Atlas' real name is **Daichi**, created by [[characters:Dr Tenma]] as a "son" to Tokugawa, head of Tokugawa Industries (in a similar way as to how he created Astro for himself). At first, Tokugawa cared for him dearly, and even gave him a holographic atlas as a birthday present, saying that they will one day go to the Moon together. However, this never became a reality, and as a result of work Tokugawa started to become more harsh and cared less for his robot son. Tokugawa asks Tenma to erase his sons memory (even the good ones), as a result. Tenma oblidges, however installs the ability for him to "transform" in Atlas. During a meeting, Daichi deliberately sabotages it, and changing into Atlas wrecks havoc. Astro attempts to stop him, however is no match for Atlas' strength. Atlas almost destroys him, however hesitates at the last second and spares Astro, claiming that they are more related than he thought, and they are "brothers" (as they are built by the same person). |
| Atlas stows away on a rocket bound for a moon mining site owned by his father, and proceeds to destroy it. Astro also goes, and he and Atlas fight. Meanwhile, Tokugawa also heads there, realising that Atlas is too dangerous and needs to be destroyed. Tokugawa attempts to shut him down, however fails as Atlas knocks his plasma pistol out of his hand. Atlas proceeds to destroy his father, however his body has sustained too much damage as as a result he misses the shot. This opens up a space vacuum, and Tokugawa loses his grip, however Atlas saves him, and sacrifices himself since he cannot get back, drifting off into open space. | Atlas stows away on a rocket bound for a moon mining site owned by his father, and proceeds to destroy it. Astro also goes, and he and Atlas fight. Meanwhile, Tokugawa also heads there, realising that Atlas is too dangerous and needs to be destroyed. Tokugawa attempts to shut him down, however fails as Atlas knocks his plasma pistol out of his hand. Atlas proceeds to destroy his father, however his body has sustained too much damage as as a result he misses the shot. This opens up a space vacuum, and Tokugawa loses his grip, however Atlas saves him, and sacrifices himself since he cannot get back, drifting off into open space. | ||