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*In "[[Arthur Rides the Bandwagon]]," Brain's [[Woogles|Woogle]] is named Tiny Einey, and resembles Einstein. |
*In "[[Arthur Rides the Bandwagon]]," Brain's [[Woogles|Woogle]] is named Tiny Einey, and resembles Einstein. |
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*In "[[Waiting to Go]]," Einstein is mentioned and a character version of him is seen. He is also on Brain's watch saying digitally "Time is relative, here in Berlin it's 6:48 PM and twenty seconds. |
*In "[[Waiting to Go]]," Einstein is mentioned and a character version of him is seen. He is also on Brain's watch saying digitally "Time is relative, here in Berlin it's 6:48 PM and twenty seconds. |
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| − | *In "[[D.W. Aims High]]," he is heavily featured, appearing as a statue, and seen in fantasy/ |
+ | *In "[[D.W. Aims High]]," he is heavily featured, appearing as a statue, and seen in fantasy/flashback sequences growing up. |
*In the parade sequence of one of [[Arthur Read|Arthur's]] fantasies in ''[[Arthur's Perfect Christmas]]'', one of the parade balloons is of Albert Einstein. |
*In the parade sequence of one of [[Arthur Read|Arthur's]] fantasies in ''[[Arthur's Perfect Christmas]]'', one of the parade balloons is of Albert Einstein. |
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Revision as of 19:09, 18 July 2017
Brain's Einstein poster
Albert Einstein was a famous physicist referenced multiple times in the Arthur series. Among his many accomplishments, he discovered the theory of relativity.
- In the majority of the series, Brain has a poster of Einstein with the theory of relativity underneath it displayed in his bedroom.
- In "Arthur Rides the Bandwagon," Brain's Woogle is named Tiny Einey, and resembles Einstein.
- In "Waiting to Go," Einstein is mentioned and a character version of him is seen. He is also on Brain's watch saying digitally "Time is relative, here in Berlin it's 6:48 PM and twenty seconds.
- In "D.W. Aims High," he is heavily featured, appearing as a statue, and seen in fantasy/flashback sequences growing up.
- In the parade sequence of one of Arthur's fantasies in Arthur's Perfect Christmas, one of the parade balloons is of Albert Einstein.
