Tezuka also had a habit of introducing nonsensical characters at random moments in order to lighten a scene which is becoming too serious; he sometimes felt trapped by the need to satisfy the young male audience's desire to see battling robots.
He sometimes felt trapped by the need to satisfy the young male audience's desire to see battling robots. Tezuka also had a habit of introducing nonsensical characters at random moments in order to lighten a scene which is becoming too serious.
Tezuka also had a habit of introducing nonsensical characters at random moments in order to lighten a scene which is becoming too serious. He sometimes felt trapped by the need to satisfy the young male audience's desire to see battling robots.
Tezuka also had a habit of introducing nonsensical characters at random moments in order to lighten a scene which is becoming too serious. He sometimes felt trapped by the need to satisfy the young male audience's desire to see battling robots.