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Both men are capable of designing androids that are insanely powerful. There's also their design quirks, such as Arale needing glasses, Android #19 being fat and Android #20 being old (I know that #20 is really Dr. Gero, but why wouldn't he at least make himself look younger?). Arale's childlike personality is also similar to Androids #17, #18 and *16, all of whom display childlike traits such as disobedience (#17), greed (#18) and short attention spans (#16).
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Both men are capable of designing androids that are insanely powerful. There's also their design quirks, such as Arale needing glasses, Android #19 being fat and Android #20 being old (I know that #20 is really Dr. Gero, but why wouldn't he at least make himself look younger?). Arale's childlike personality is also similar to Androids #17, #18 and *16, #16, all of whom display childlike traits such as disobedience (#17), greed (#18) and short attention spans (#16).
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[[WMG: Senbei was taught robotics by Dr. Gero]]
Both men are capable of designing androids that are insanely powerful. There's also their design quirks, such as Arale needing glasses, Android #19 being fat and Android #20 being old (I know that #20 is really Dr. Gero, but why wouldn't he at least make himself look younger?). Arale's childlike personality is also similar to Androids #17, #18 and *16, all of whom display childlike traits such as disobedience (#17), greed (#18) and short attention spans (#16).
Both men are capable of designing androids that are insanely powerful. There's also their design quirks, such as Arale needing glasses, Android #19 being fat and Android #20 being old (I know that #20 is really Dr. Gero, but why wouldn't he at least make himself look younger?). Arale's childlike personality is also similar to Androids #17, #18 and *16, all of whom display childlike traits such as disobedience (#17), greed (#18) and short attention spans (#16).
