What more can one wish for?
Also Mai got more personality in that episode and Zuko was hot, I mean angry.
Today I saw episode 48, The Puppetmaster. Really scary, especially the last line of dialogue (which I won't spoil).
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Also Mai got more personality in that episode and Zuko was hot, I mean angry.
Today I saw episode 48, The Puppetmaster. Really scary, especially the last line of dialogue (which I won't spoil).
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I saw the movie and as an avid Avatar Cartoon watcher, I have to say it didn't do the cartoon justice. Don't waste your time going to see the movie, just keep watching the cartoons.
Earth Bending, kicks ass!!
Earth Bending, kicks ass!!
The movie was the worst fantasy movie I have ever seen. Worse than In the Name of the King by Uwe Boll. It followed the plot of the series, but the script was horrible. It was like Shyamalan willingly broke every rule of writing to destroy the movie. And the acting was not so good either.
Earthbending rocks, but firebenders are hot!
Earthbending rocks, but firebenders are hot!
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Finally I have seen the finale. It was powerful. I just have a couple of questions:
1. In one of the last episodes Aang says that he never killed anyone, but didn't he kill admiral Zhao during the battle on the north pole?
2. What's up with Momo? Someone said that Aang were to meet someone that would help him in the closed chamber in the first air temple, but he only meets Momo. And in of the last episodes king Bumi is more concerned about Momo than about Aang. Several times during the series it was heavily implied that Momo was some kind of spiritual guide in disguise or would be important in the end, but nothing special happened with Momo.
I can understand that they won't make a fourth season of Avatar, because most of the heroes have become almost all-powerful at the end of season three. It would be difficult to find anyone who could stand against them. Koh, the face stealer is the only one that comes to mind.
Finally I have seen the finale. It was powerful. I just have a couple of questions:
1. In one of the last episodes Aang says that he never killed anyone, but didn't he kill admiral Zhao during the battle on the north pole?
2. What's up with Momo? Someone said that Aang were to meet someone that would help him in the closed chamber in the first air temple, but he only meets Momo. And in of the last episodes king Bumi is more concerned about Momo than about Aang. Several times during the series it was heavily implied that Momo was some kind of spiritual guide in disguise or would be important in the end, but nothing special happened with Momo.
I can understand that they won't make a fourth season of Avatar, because most of the heroes have become almost all-powerful at the end of season three. It would be difficult to find anyone who could stand against them. Koh, the face stealer is the only one that comes to mind.
1. No, he had separated from the water spirit before the water spirit killed Zhao.
2. Aang saw the statue of Roku in the chamber in the air temple. It was Roku that Aang was going to meet to help him on his journey to be avatar. The monks assumed that Aang would enter the chamber when he was ready to begin avatar training. They hadn't planned on him running away or the war.
Bumi rarely worries about Aang because he knows Aang will find his way. Momo is someone for Aang to talk to when he needs to think out loud. It's more so Aang can explain to the viewer what's going on without being an obvious info dump. Momo was very helpful twice in the series. He was the first to attack Zhao when he captured the moon spirit and he helped Aang regain his footing when he fell off the drill.
2. Aang saw the statue of Roku in the chamber in the air temple. It was Roku that Aang was going to meet to help him on his journey to be avatar. The monks assumed that Aang would enter the chamber when he was ready to begin avatar training. They hadn't planned on him running away or the war.
Bumi rarely worries about Aang because he knows Aang will find his way. Momo is someone for Aang to talk to when he needs to think out loud. It's more so Aang can explain to the viewer what's going on without being an obvious info dump. Momo was very helpful twice in the series. He was the first to attack Zhao when he captured the moon spirit and he helped Aang regain his footing when he fell off the drill.
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Has anyone seen the opening credits for this yet? I'm told that they're posted somewhere, I just can't find them...
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They were but Viacom did a takedown so as far as I know, they're no longer available online.