Nickelodeon (ended 2008)
| Katuko wrote: |
| This isn't exactly a question...but there wasn't exactly a place for this. I noticed something between Iroh and Katara. ((I'm not supporting this pairing. That's just SICK)) At the begginging of Ep. 18 I remember Sokka and Aang were kind of arguing, and Katara goes 'we're all just a bit tired' something something like that. She also mentioned flying for two days straight. In the storm, Iroh says that too, when Zuko and the Liutennent(sp..) argue. They've been at sea for two years. Two's an interesting number here. |
| Libra_no_saint wrote: |
| i was watching imprisoned when haru and his father and the other guy are lifting the fire benders to throw them into water, first you see there are 7, but when they let them fall, you only see 6 falling , what happen to the other one? |
| FreakishChild wrote: | ||
He fell quicker than the speed of light? Probably a goof. Happens in animation quite often. |
| PrincessZula wrote: |
| Mucho Gracias PoolDude... I can finally sleep peacefully at night, It will be soo nice when they finally release a soundtrack |
| acroninj wrote: |
| Is there a connection between Zuko being the Blue spirit when he frees Ang, and his sister being named Azula(azul is spanish for blue)? |
| mellomuse wrote: |
Another question: In Winter Solstice Part II, Avatar Roku bends magma. Would that qulify as earthbending, or firebending? (Of course he can do both anyway-- he was the Avatar.) |
| acroninj wrote: | ||
I would say that magma is earthbending. Just as water benders can bend water/ice/etc. magma is just a super heated version of earth. |
| AngelTails2 wrote: |
| If it was earth then why didn't the earthbenders in "The Fortune Teller" bend the magma instead of making a hole. |
| ILurvPenguins wrote: | ||
Because there was too much magma and not enough benders maybe??? Don't really know....maybe it's a thing that only the avatar can do....since it would be a combination of earth and fire and only the avatar can bend more than one element...unless you count the Mary-Sues.....-shudder- they give me nightmares....but that's for a different topic... |
| avatarlover wrote: | ||||
1st and 2nd edit: i have too many typos! |
| Dbzlotrfan wrote: |
| I was reading a topic at GameFaqs Cartoon & Animation Board and one post had: Which begs the question how did the original avatar do it? Or was he taught by 4 masters or the combination of the souls of 4 previous masters.. That's something I'd like to know.
We know how water-bending got started. One thing I would like to know is what element was the oringal Avatar to learn (like did he have to learn water, air, fire or Earth, first?). [though we don't know how long the avatar as been reincarnated so . . .]. |
| ILurvPenguins wrote: | ||||||
Mary-Sues are the annoyingly perfect OC's that cause the canon characters to act OOC to a very annoying level....and in Avatar usually can bend all four elements plus like 40,000 to the 750th power different other things that aren't meant to be bended....if not...the author will make up a ridiculous kind of bending that should exsist....ever....plain and simple......even better here is the definition according to AvatarSues..... A Mary Sue is a fan inserted character (usually female) baddly written into a fandom via a really bad fanfic. A Mary Sue is usually the picture perfect person that the Author most likely would like to become. Mary Sues usually get all the guys they want, no matter how, no matter if the character is "taken" or not. Mary Sues usually are AMAZING people, have AMAZING traits, save the world, become the "last Airbender", or snag Zuko through the most stupid ways possible. pretty good description.....hope it answers your question....^^ |
