Gizmo the Crusading Robot Gizmo the Crusading Robot (ぜんまい仕掛け, Zenmaijikake) (voiced by Hiroshi Masuoka in Japanese, Helena van Koert and Billie Lou Watt in English): The name of 2 characters, depending on the season. In the 1st season, he is Chris's advanced toy figure who can become a real-life robot.

Gizmo is a robot who assists on Chris and Joys' adventures with Superbook. He gives them info about where they are and what time period they are in. Sometime, he's scared of adventures and always wants to stay in the present era.

Gizmo is the tritagonist of the first Superbook series. She is Chris Quantum's toy robot who only comes to life when the titular book, Superbook, takes her and the two children into a Bible story, whereas, it's also when she and Joy Pepper are sucked into a computerized Superbook in the second series.

A group of kids and a robot learn lessons from the Bible with the help of a time-traveling book. Chris Quantum is your typical Middle School student -- except if you take into account one of his best friends is a robot named Gizmo. Add his best friend Joy Pepper into the mix and you have a recipe for adventure.

In the comics, Gizmo was a pint-sized grown man, not a teenager.

Gizmo is the only known mogwai to not have a speck of hatred or evil in him, unlike his fellow mogwai who are often cruel, mean, abusive, and vicious, although he did have a bit of hatred when Mohawk kept bullying him and got revenge. This is because he is a Minority Mogwai, a mogwai that is kind and nice.

Randall "Rand" Peltzer is the father of Billy Peltzer and the husband of Lynn Peltzer, as well as the one who originally bought the mogwai, whom he later names Gizmo, from Mr. Wing's store in Chinatown.

They say it offers a dose of fun games and cute short life lesson videos whenever they want. They are amazed with the creative and entertaining way that superbook will engage children. It is a very awesome way for kids and adults to learn, talk, and teach God to each other.

Gizmo is the only known mogwai to not have a speck of hatred or evil in him, unlike his fellow mogwai who are often cruel, mean, abusive, and vicious, although he did have a bit of hatred when Mohawk kept bullying him and got revenge. This is because he is a Minority Mogwai, a mogwai that is kind and nice.

In DC Comics, Gizmo is a 5-year-old evil genius who has his own fair share of crimes using technology.

Gizmo is a cloud-based multichannel marketing platform providing tools for marketers to build, deploy, and manage ad campaigns.

Content Concerns. One scene deals with Lucifer and his dark angels fighting against angels in heaven with swords ablaze. This scene, and others that deal with Satan, might be too scary for young or sensitive viewers.

It's okay to introduce small amounts of high-quality, supervised screen time to toddlers after 18 months, but if you can wait until your child turns 2, that's even better. From ages 2 through 5, you should cap media use to no more than an hour a day, says the AAP.

What are Gizmos? Fun and easy to use, Gizmos help students develop a deep understanding of challenging concepts through inquiry and exploration. Students use Gizmos to interact with and explore hundreds of math and science topics ranging from heredity to trigonometry.

It provides interactive simulations that help students develop a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts. According to Raines and Clark (2011), Gizmos improve student understanding and achievement.

A gizmo is a device or small machine which performs a particular task, usually in a new and efficient way. People often use gizmo to refer to a device or machine when they do not know what it is really called.