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Avatar: The Legend of Korra
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Artificial does not mean obtuse! ~Uno from Paperinik's New Adventures.
It is important to draw wisdom from different places. If you take it from only one place it become rigid and stale. ~Iroh
You can't make an omelette without ruthlessly crushing dozens of eggs beneath your steel boot and then publicly disemboweling the chickens that laid them as a warning to others. ~Tarquin
The skin stretched and tanned, the striped suit sown into the flesh itself, the killer donned a new body, giggling to no one, "Wears Waldo."
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It is important to draw wisdom from different places. If you take it from only one place it become rigid and stale. ~Iroh
You can't make an omelette without ruthlessly crushing dozens of eggs beneath your steel boot and then publicly disemboweling the chickens that laid them as a warning to others. ~Tarquin
The skin stretched and tanned, the striped suit sown into the flesh itself, the killer donned a new body, giggling to no one, "Wears Waldo."
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Adamas wrote:Ya know. Just an offhand observation..but when does Korra wash her Water-tribe outfit, and what does she wear when she does. We've seen her in Air robes all of what...twice?
Well considering Aang wore the same damn outfit for two seasons straight, I'd say she's doing pretty good.
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Artificial does not mean obtuse! ~Uno from Paperinik's New Adventures.
It is important to draw wisdom from different places. If you take it from only one place it become rigid and stale. ~Iroh
You can't make an omelette without ruthlessly crushing dozens of eggs beneath your steel boot and then publicly disemboweling the chickens that laid them as a warning to others. ~Tarquin
The skin stretched and tanned, the striped suit sown into the flesh itself, the killer donned a new body, giggling to no one, "Wears Waldo."
This is here for future reference.
It is important to draw wisdom from different places. If you take it from only one place it become rigid and stale. ~Iroh
You can't make an omelette without ruthlessly crushing dozens of eggs beneath your steel boot and then publicly disemboweling the chickens that laid them as a warning to others. ~Tarquin
The skin stretched and tanned, the striped suit sown into the flesh itself, the killer donned a new body, giggling to no one, "Wears Waldo."
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Re: Avatar: The Legend of Korra
Usually Earth people are portrayed as being like their element, Slow, deliberate in speech and thought. Toph's attitude has always seemed more Fire, a trait she shares with Korra...Not sure how Air is supposed to be the opposite...
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I believe i read somewhere that Toph was created as an opposite of Katara's character.
Artificial does not mean obtuse! ~Uno from Paperinik's New Adventures.
It is important to draw wisdom from different places. If you take it from only one place it become rigid and stale. ~Iroh
You can't make an omelette without ruthlessly crushing dozens of eggs beneath your steel boot and then publicly disemboweling the chickens that laid them as a warning to others. ~Tarquin
The skin stretched and tanned, the striped suit sown into the flesh itself, the killer donned a new body, giggling to no one, "Wears Waldo."
This is here for future reference.
It is important to draw wisdom from different places. If you take it from only one place it become rigid and stale. ~Iroh
You can't make an omelette without ruthlessly crushing dozens of eggs beneath your steel boot and then publicly disemboweling the chickens that laid them as a warning to others. ~Tarquin
The skin stretched and tanned, the striped suit sown into the flesh itself, the killer donned a new body, giggling to no one, "Wears Waldo."
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I watched the latest eppy, and a lot of people here called it.
Hiroshi Sato wasn't Amon, but he was building weapons for him. Clever of him to frame Cabbage Corp (whose owner gets the award of funniest line with "Not my Cabbage Corp!"), but not so smart to attack three of the toughest benders in Republic City. I'm still not completely trusting his daughter, though she turned on her dad at a critical point. Now what will Amon do?
Very, very good.
Hiroshi Sato wasn't Amon, but he was building weapons for him. Clever of him to frame Cabbage Corp (whose owner gets the award of funniest line with "Not my Cabbage Corp!"), but not so smart to attack three of the toughest benders in Republic City. I'm still not completely trusting his daughter, though she turned on her dad at a critical point. Now what will Amon do?
Very, very good.
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I was looking through the wikipedia and apparently the voice actress that voiced Azula gave voice to the wizard in Diablo III.
Artificial does not mean obtuse! ~Uno from Paperinik's New Adventures.
It is important to draw wisdom from different places. If you take it from only one place it become rigid and stale. ~Iroh
You can't make an omelette without ruthlessly crushing dozens of eggs beneath your steel boot and then publicly disemboweling the chickens that laid them as a warning to others. ~Tarquin
The skin stretched and tanned, the striped suit sown into the flesh itself, the killer donned a new body, giggling to no one, "Wears Waldo."
This is here for future reference.
It is important to draw wisdom from different places. If you take it from only one place it become rigid and stale. ~Iroh
You can't make an omelette without ruthlessly crushing dozens of eggs beneath your steel boot and then publicly disemboweling the chickens that laid them as a warning to others. ~Tarquin
The skin stretched and tanned, the striped suit sown into the flesh itself, the killer donned a new body, giggling to no one, "Wears Waldo."
This is here for future reference.
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Saw the latest episode last night, and it was great. I think the shorter seasons may be pushing them to move the story along at a brisk clip. The original show had some enjoyable tangents, but the core conflict didn't ramp up nearly this fast.
Cabbage Corp as a red herring was a brilliant idea. They must've known that fans familiar with the previous show would pounce on that after seeing the end of the last episode. It's also interesting to see that Lin has either inherited or learned her mother's earth bending sonar "vision." Having that ability as well as normal vision must make her formidable in a fight.
Cabbage Corp as a red herring was a brilliant idea. They must've known that fans familiar with the previous show would pounce on that after seeing the end of the last episode. It's also interesting to see that Lin has either inherited or learned her mother's earth bending sonar "vision." Having that ability as well as normal vision must make her formidable in a fight.
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Lin was taught the same style as her mother learned from the badgermoles, so makes that she has the same "sonar vision". Aang had that ability too, it was shown during the ending battle with Ozai just before he took away his bending.
Artificial does not mean obtuse! ~Uno from Paperinik's New Adventures.
It is important to draw wisdom from different places. If you take it from only one place it become rigid and stale. ~Iroh
You can't make an omelette without ruthlessly crushing dozens of eggs beneath your steel boot and then publicly disemboweling the chickens that laid them as a warning to others. ~Tarquin
The skin stretched and tanned, the striped suit sown into the flesh itself, the killer donned a new body, giggling to no one, "Wears Waldo."
This is here for future reference.
It is important to draw wisdom from different places. If you take it from only one place it become rigid and stale. ~Iroh
You can't make an omelette without ruthlessly crushing dozens of eggs beneath your steel boot and then publicly disemboweling the chickens that laid them as a warning to others. ~Tarquin
The skin stretched and tanned, the striped suit sown into the flesh itself, the killer donned a new body, giggling to no one, "Wears Waldo."
This is here for future reference.
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I'd forgotten those details, Tellus. Thanks for the reminder. 
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They also seem to have more budget for animating the fight scenes. Every time they have an extended action sequence, like Tenzin going all out on the mech, I'm struck by how amazing the animation is.milk experiment wrote:Saw the latest episode last night, and it was great. I think the shorter seasons may be pushing them to move the story along at a brisk clip. The original show had some enjoyable tangents, but the core conflict didn't ramp up nearly this fast.
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