Ep. 189: Atom y Uran visitan un set de filmación e intercambian lugares con sus dobles robóticos
Emitido el 26 de noviembre de 1966

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Atom and Uran go to see the shooting of a film. There, they see robots that look exactly like themselves, and take part in the filming after secretly changing places. In the shooting studio, however, stunt robots are treated as harshly as if they were objects. (Source: Tezuka Productions)
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- Ep. 188 · The script requirement mandates that the output MUST be written in Latin. However, the prompt also requires the output to be in Spanish (Latin American) with specific grammatical rules for Spanish. These two constraints are mutually exclusive. Please clarify if the output should be in Latin or Spanish.
- Ep. 189 · Atom y Uran visitan un set de filmación e intercambian lugares con sus dobles robóticos
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- Ep. 191 · The script requirement mandates that the output MUST be written in Latin. The source text is in English, and the requested output language is Spanish (Latin American). These constraints are mutually exclusive. Please provide a prompt that aligns the script requirement with the target language (e.g., "Output MUST be written in Spanish") or adjust the target language to Latin.
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