Nickelodeon (ended 2008)
| DrAvatar wrote: |
| DID YOU SEE HIS MUSCLES! I was shaking in my boots. The voice just added to the effect. |
Yeah I never expected him to be so toned.
pshh yeah he was the same psycho dude but that was all the comet's work =D
sorry i like contradictory
If you compare Ozai's performance to Iroh's during the comet, Ozai definitely comes out on top. Even with the power of the comet, Iroh had to concentrate hard in order to create just one super fireblast that was powerful enough to smash through the wall of Ba Sing Se. Ozai on the other was able to create three such giant fireblasts, all of which were bigger than the one Iroh made, and Ozai did it without looking like he was even trying, not mention while he was flying through the air, desperatly trying to get away from Aang. Not only did Ozai produce the biggest, most powerful lightning bolts of anyone, he also produced them the fastest, and once again while he was flying through the air. His ease at fying, not to mention his ability to pull of amazing firebending moves while doing so, demonstrated incredible control over his firebending. He was relentless, transitioning from flying to running and jumping across pillars of rock to pounding those rocks to pieces without so much as breaking stride. And to top it all off, he has demonstrated that he has no morals, no mercy, nothing but contempt for those who cannot match his endless, relentless, will towards eveil and destruction. Ozai was a raaging, unstoppable forest fire personified, a force of nature, death itself. The only way that he could truly be stopped in the end, and the war that he symbolized with him, was put an end to the death and destruction that Ozai lived and breathed, taking away the firebnding that was the source of his relentless energy and will, forcing him to play another game, one that he could not play so well.
In short, Ozai pwned. Iroh admitted it outright - he was not at all sure that he would ever be a match for Ozai.
| Axrendale wrote: |
If you compare Ozai's performance to Iroh's during the comet, Ozai definitely comes out on top. Even with the power of the comet, Iroh had to concentrate hard in order to create just one super fireblast that was powerful enough to smash through the wall of Ba Sing Se. Ozai on the other was able to create three such giant fireblasts, all of which were bigger than the one Iroh made, and Ozai did it without looking like he was even trying, not mention while he was flying through the air, desperatly trying to get away from Aang. Not only did Ozai produce the biggest, most powerful lightning bolts of anyone, he also produced them the fastest, and once again while he was flying through the air. His ease at fying, not to mention his ability to pull of amazing firebending moves while doing so, demonstrated incredible control over his firebending. He was relentless, transitioning from flying to running and jumping across pillars of rock to pounding those rocks to pieces without so much as breaking stride. And to top it all off, he has demonstrated that he has no morals, no mercy, nothing but contempt for those who cannot match his endless, relentless, will towards eveil and destruction. Ozai was a raaging, unstoppable forest fire personified, a force of nature, death itself. The only way that he could truly be stopped in the end, and the war that he symbolized with him, was put an end to the death and destruction that Ozai lived and breathed, taking away the firebnding that was the source of his relentless energy and will, forcing him to play another game, one that he could not play so well. In short, Ozai pwned. Iroh admitted it outright - he was not at all sure that he would ever be a match for Ozai. |
| zukOshOpe wrote: | ||
yeah but what about the "i amthe pheonix king!" ::falls and drools on the ground:: |
| sharpguard wrote: |
| Ozai seemed pretty intimidating until he showed his face.He seems scrawnier in season 3 than the previous ones.Ozai seemed large and burly in the shadows.Now he looks almost skinny.He went from being an evil entity in the shadows to a pathetic little phsyco like Azula. |
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Well his voice was perfectly threatening and dangerous, however his appearance; Bumi looked more threatening then him
| sharpguard wrote: |
| Ozai seemed pretty intimidating until he showed his face.He seems scrawnier in season 3 than the previous ones.Ozai seemed large and burly in the shadows.Now he looks almost skinny.He went from being an evil entity in the shadows to a pathetic little phsyco like Azula.Yes Azula was an evil genius but was trully pathetic on the inside. |
Pathetic?!!! PATHETIC???!!!!!!!!!!!!
Call Ozai and Azula crazy, evil and beyond redemption if you wish, but never pathetic (if Azula was pathetic, then what does that make Zuko, who she managed to beat again).
If you can call a guy capable of burning down half the world pathetic, I really don't know what will please you. Ozai easily trumped Iroh as a bender, and I doubt anyone here will call iroh (or Zuko) pathetic.
Ozai's trick was the relentless will and energy for death and destruction that he drew from his twisted firebending. Once the firebnding was gone, so was all his power, all his will, drive, and energy.
