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'''Pandora''' is a stereoscopic 3-D planet. [[Leela]] notes that the planet is extremely dangerous, and she is unable to see properly while on the planet as she only has one eye and no 3-D glasses. | '''Pandora''' is a stereoscopic 3-D planet. [[Leela]] notes that the planet is extremely dangerous, and she is unable to see properly while on the planet as she only has one eye and no 3-D glasses. | ||
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== Additional info == | == Additional info == | ||
=== Trivia === | |||
*The planet is a reference to the moon with the same name featured in the [[2009]] science-fiction film ''{{w|Avatar (2009 film)|Avatar}}'' by {{w|James Cameron}}. The fact that the planet is 3-D is a reference to the film being produced in 3-D, and relaunching the popularity of 3-D films. <br> The planet is very similar to the ''Avatar'' moon, with many floating islands with forestation on their surface. A major difference, however, is that the planet is in {{w|anaglyph}}, with the entire planet divided into red and cyan hues that produce a 3-D image when seen correctly, and it is not a moon, but a planet. | |||
=== Appearances === | === Appearances === | ||
*{{e|6ACV16}} | *{{e|6ACV16}} | ||
== See also == | |||
*[[Cavitar Toothpaste]] | |||
[[Category:Planets]] | [[Category:Planets]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:38, 23 August 2013
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| First appearance | "Law and Oracle" (6ACV16)  |
Pandora is a stereoscopic 3-D planet. Leela notes that the planet is extremely dangerous, and she is unable to see properly while on the planet as she only has one eye and no 3-D glasses.
Image gallery
The planet's surface, featuring floating islands and humongous trees.
Bender, having adapted his eyes for proper vision on Pandora.
Additional info
Trivia
- The planet is a reference to the moon with the same name featured in the 2009 science-fiction film Avatar by James Cameron. The fact that the planet is 3-D is a reference to the film being produced in 3-D, and relaunching the popularity of 3-D films.
The planet is very similar to the Avatar moon, with many floating islands with forestation on their surface. A major difference, however, is that the planet is in anaglyph, with the entire planet divided into red and cyan hues that produce a 3-D image when seen correctly, and it is not a moon, but a planet.