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If only there was something in the trailer that would tell us whether or not this was the final season. And by the way, when Books 3 and 4 were ordered, Mike and Bryan said that that would be the end of the series. And that order was made before Book 2 aired to very disappointing ratings, so, as with the original series, it's ending when the creators want it to. SpiderHyphenMan fucked around with this message at 23:38 on Sep 26, 2014 |
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In It For The Tank posted:I'm betting that Toph is totally dead and the camera will pan around to reveal a tomb or statue type deal where she bended earth around herself and then died.
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Potsticker posted:What does Korra even have to do with Evangelion anyway? Like, I'm legit confused at the connection.
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Thread title should have been Legend of Korra Book 4: They're All In Their Twenties Now. Also, there is no way in hell we could have seen Nickelodeon advertise a show starring a bunch of twenty year olds. I'm willing to bet the move to online-only was specifically caused by Mike and Bryan going "So we end the third season with Korra in a wheelchair and Book 4 happens three years later when none of our main characters are teenagers anymore." SpiderHyphenMan fucked around with this message at 18:43 on Sep 28, 2014 |
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MacBook Air Gamer posted:IGN has a clip of the first two minutes of the Book 4 premiere, which shows a bit about how Republic City and Asami are doing. I really hope they don't go in the direction of having the prince getting redeemed so monarchy is totally okay again you guys. Also we'd better get some real information on just what the hell happened in Ba Sing Se.
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hiddenriverninja posted:New clip of Kai and Opal
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Korra  Also, it's up on Nick.
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Guys maybe we should use spoiler tags. Kuvira also has the baddest-rear end fighting style there is. BrianWilly posted:I'm more worried that Kuvira -- who's really awesome so far -- will pull an Unalaq SpiderHyphenMan fucked around with this message at 17:23 on Oct 3, 2014 |
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and ends up being the one who sent the bandits after Kai and Opal, just so the governor has no choice but to turn to her protection.
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NowonSA posted:An airplane swooping in on our friendly airbenders seems like it would take more resources, both in recon and rad airplanes, than bandits have though.
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VanSandman posted:I thought it was interesting how the bandit seemed to deliberately avoid hurting the air bison. Even if he never shows up again, having a bandit with a soft spot for animals is neat.
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pentyne posted:Great, another suspiciously benevolent leader/figure leading a movement who will almost certainly turn out to be evil and fight Korra. Well, evil by the standards of Amon and Zaheer, anyway. If she turns out to be the next Sozin then I'll be disappointed. SpiderHyphenMan fucked around with this message at 20:37 on Oct 3, 2014 |
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Oct 3, 2014 20:35
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DutchDupe posted:It seems odd Bolin is working for Kuvira if she did something that really hurt Opal's family. I hope Suyin is alright. Anyway, it's clear that Su Yin is okay, it just seems that she seemed to think the Earth Kingdom being divided into dozens of sovereign states was for the best, while her son disagreed and went with Kuvira.
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oh jay posted:What are the odds that Kuvira is funding bandits because Bryke doesn't understand how to do subtlety and grey morality.
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Sithsaber posted:That's why I jokingly abhor this show's message. I had 11 year old cousins who saw the equalists and just labelled them all "jealous". 3 years later and they labelled the ferguson protestors as a mob of jealous people. Back when I was a kid my superhero cartoons taught me to mistrust the powers that be. Seriously, watch "When Extremes Meet" again. A lot of what that episode does isn't followed up on, but you can't say it isn't there.
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Sithsaber posted:That was a wasted opportunity. 70% of RC's problems were fixed by Raiko being elected and when it looked like the other 30% (along with duck off spirit vines) would do Raiko in it turned out that grumpy spirits just gave the political establishment millions of tourist bucks. (Along with looted treasuries the show will never talk about) One of the worst things about the ending of Book 1 was that it seemed like the three non-Tarrlok assholes on the Councils were all gonna stay in power and poo poo would still suck. I'm sure Mike and Bryan have learned their lesson and we're not going to end the series with Prince Wu on the throne.
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Nephthys posted:Raiko doesn't seem to have fixed jack poo poo about RC's problems to me. Has he actually done anything other than be a douche, refuse to go to war and play politics?
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Sithsaber posted:They seemed less like assholes and more like fearful little bitches. Kids might have identified with their wide eyed acquiescence though.
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MrAristocrates posted:i hate you
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Sithsaber posted:Missed Opportunity #102: Bumi was seriously mishandled. He could have retained his rank and headed a joint UR-WL escort service. Doing that would have given us real family tension (Bumi wouldn't be invited), a hint at what its like when the military does favors while going off the book and it could have given Asami a excuse to have purpose outside of bankrolling every single fieldtrip and playing Korra's PR assistant.
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At least I can say without a shadow of a doubt that the show deserves better than this.
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achillesforever6 posted:I know we talked about this last thread, but Doug Walker actually released a making of that NC episode of the top 11 Avatar episodes and man Dante seems like such a nice guy to hang out with and shoot the poo poo with https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mgh5t31bTug
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TheModernAmerican posted:I do not understand how the most cartoonish and silly person in this series is loved by everyone. You can't stand Bolin whistling for five seconds but a Varrick, whose whole character who is jokes with that level of painful awkwardness is golden. Also he got Mako thrown in prison and has never apologized for it and in fact talks to him cheerily about how great his plan to frame him worked. SpiderHyphenMan fucked around with this message at 02:57 on Oct 7, 2014 |
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achillesforever6 posted:I like Varrick because I'm a huge fan of Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law.
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Why are you all letting the poo poo thread title win?
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Jackard posted:Doubtless they are determined to outdo any thread you ever had
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hiddenriverninja posted:Sorry it's the mobile link, but here is a preview for this week's episode. Of all the ways for Korra to react to that, "You again." is probably the most terrifying. She's teetering on the brink of Azula, you guys.
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Panel's about to start, y'all!
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That audio owned, reminds me of why I liked Bolin in season 1.
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Sato posted:I'm curious as to what personal trauma Katara was referring to this episode when counseling Korra. Was it supposed to be Aang's or Sokka's death or something from the original series? I doubt it's anything we haven't heard about because there's really no time to introduce it.
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I shouldn't be so horrified by this, but I am. Goddamn, do people on other sites just literally sling poo poo at each other through some advanced web-based poo poo slinging program?
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MrAristocrates posted:You earned this title. Don't forget it.
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Carlton Banks Teller posted:Re. Kuvira, orchestrating bandit raids aside, I think her major 'villain' reveal will be when she starts re-taking Republic City territory (which may also rile up some unfortunate spirits). Like others have hinted at though, I wonder how much Suyin's son is involved in that plot, if/when it comes to pass. Yes please.
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Raenir Salazar posted:Wu's portrayal I think definitely shows him as being well meaning to a degree. He has shown none of the arrogance that would immediately mark him as "Dickbag". Mako's from the slums and their extended family from Ba Sing Se are poors, and Wu has shown no inclination he cares about that, whereas a more unredepemptive character would certainly have shown some sort of contempt for Mako's station and how dare he mock him the Once and Future King.
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What a great episode.
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This is probably best both Bolin and Mako have ever been. They both felt like identifiable and likeable characters during their argument. Also just caught the joke of the hotel being called "Four Elements" Also can I just say how awesome it is for a Nickelodeon show to have an incredibly tense scene where two women discuss geopolitics? Because that conversation between Su and Kuvira was basically Game of Thrones for teens. SpiderHyphenMan fucked around with this message at 16:42 on Oct 17, 2014 |
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ShadowCatboy posted:Also, REAL mad props for how perfectly they portrayed Toph. The tone and inflections in her voice, the hardass attitude, and the casual picking gross stuff from her feet all really typify the Toph we knew and loved. I do hope she can go back to visit her kids and grandkids at some point. Bolin would totally freak out.
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I actually like Prince Wu now, which is great. It didn't actually take that much to make him have his epiphany, which feels right, since he's never been malicious about anything, just sheltered and coddled. He's basically a child for reasons beyond his control, which makes him a great foil for Mako, the boy who was forced to grow up too soon.
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I just want to see Zuko's Fire Lord daughter kick some rear end, both diplomatically and bendingwise.
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Sato posted:We haven't really seen low-level bending talent because both Avatars have tended to hang out with talented benders.
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