2008-07-27, 09:40 | Link #241 |
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Did anyone else notice how Zuko said 'The Fatherlord' once, instead of the Fire Lord? That was funny. 8D;
Oh, and Azula's last insane laugh really did bring out the 'Vicky' (The Fairly Odd Parents) in her. Most of the time, you can't tell they have the same voice actor because Vicky's voice is a bit more high pitched. http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o...s_by_Isaia.jpg
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2008-07-27, 12:00 | Link #242 |
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the same person voiced Azula as Vicky..... now that i think about it, does make sense,lol, same type of evil person too,lol, hope she doesn't ge ttoo type casted, but then she herself may like those types of characters. i was just gonna say Sokka Really got taught a lesson by the Kyoshi warriors when he thought that girls couldn't fight, i think i recall him waking up and saying something like
Sokka:'Where are those guys that jumped us?!' Kyoshi warriors giggle and then Suki tells them it was them or something similar still member his face of disbelief though And yep Zuko did definitely say Fatherlord i caught that but had forgotten it till you mentioned it I didn't actually notice a full moon anywhere during the finale eps, i thought she must have become more powerful than the old lady and the fact that her emotions were so high and all, i'll have to take a second glance at the finale eps |
2008-07-27, 12:10 | Link #243 | |
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Also another bit I thought lightning in firebending could only be used with a completely calm state of mind yet Azula was hardly that in the final eps she totally lost it. I asume the reason her bolt didn't kill Zuko outright was cause her insanity weakened her powers.
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2008-07-28, 13:39 | Link #245 |
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I had this idea of what Azula might do if she were to ever regain some sanity and confront Zuko. I imagine her trying to kill Zuko by building up her fire to the point that the explosive force would be equal to that of a nuclear explosion and be able to wipe out everything within a two mile radius. Of course, it would kill her too, but that's why I say "some" sanity.
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2008-08-08, 01:36 | Link #247 |
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Avatar was just a huge surprise. I never thought it was possible to make an American cartoon as good as an anime. It wasn't just the artwork. The whole originality of using elemental bending with martial arts was spectacular. Even though I don't consider this series as a genuine anime, it definitely surpassed my expectations.
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2008-08-12, 03:31 | Link #251 |
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Some unclear points towards the end, and hopefully/possibly a hint towards the sequel
1. Where is Zuko´s mother? that was such a friggin big cliffhanger 2. Wasn´t Tai-Li supposed to make some moves on Sokka so he could have a girl from every nation? hmm? seriously i miss this point =( |
2008-08-13, 16:02 | Link #253 |
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I almost done with the first season. I'm averaging about a friging dvd a day. I dont even average an anime dvd a day most of the time.
Sokka is great comic relief, and I cant help but love Zuko. I really need to buy the second season so I dont have a wait in between.
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2008-08-13, 16:52 | Link #254 |
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That's because Avatar is practically an anime in itself. Only the creators and writers aren't (right? ). It shows how far the koreans have gone in terms of animation (which doesn't surprise me, with the japanese masters teaching them, hehe ).
You're probably saying that because there's no fanservice and no filler, right? Or do you mean MODERN anim, or even anime of all times? Don't get me wrong, I also like american animated series (and even some american cartoons), but only the good ones, which are hard to find. :\ Although I've only seen trailers of the series so far (I don't have nickelodeon right now) ), the little I saw was enough for me to paint a pretty good picture of this show . Basically, the americans realised the original japanese way of story-telling is the best one (even the characters' face expressions, they're totally anime-like, hehe). (EDIT: Sorry, I saw half an episode once in portuguese (not brazilian), during the brief time I had nickelodeon)
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2008-08-14, 13:18 | Link #258 | |
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The problem with the third season was that they make some storylines that were left unfinished, mostly because of time, they spend about 5 or 6 episodes that could be left out (fillers if you want). Basickly they ignore the fate of Ursa (Zuko and Azula's mother) and the White Lotus Society (That at first impression seemed to be bigger that it was). |
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2008-08-15, 07:24 | Link #260 |
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Seriously, not that people seemd impressed with series 1. I loved it (admittedly it gets boring after 18 or so repeats) look at whta you get, Avatar state every five minutes, Koh, the winter soltice (avatar roku at the fire temple ^^) and finally big avatar/ocean spirit kick ass fight. Even though i agree that it tanks slightly overall i think it goes 3/1/2 in terms of content (admitably the drill and ba sing sai eps are great)
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