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The Sokka/Suki/Zuko scene in TSR has proven one thing: Bryke are the masters of slipping things past the censors. I think that they will have no problem getting whatever they want to get into the finale.
| Axrendale wrote: |
The Sokka/Suki/Zuko scene in TSR has proven one thing: Bryke are the masters of slipping things past the censors |
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Yeah, my brother and I were cracking up She didn't want to talk to Sokka, she was after much more than that
Btw, I think Aang makes an exception to the rule. Because if he doesn't aim to kill the Fire Lord he may not be able to beat him (does anyone know Rurouni Kenshin and his fights against Shishio and Enishi?), and if he doesn't beat him then the whole world will suffer. I'm usually not the kind of person to agree with things like this, but the way I see it now, he has to make the sacrifice of killing one to save many (millions?).
And we all know how resourceful the Fire Nation Royal Family is, so if they put him in prison something will probably happen and he'll regain power (maybe not as much as he had before, but he'd still regain power).
But someone said before that a lot of times, the hero kills the main villain accidentally. Though I always think those endings are really lame, I'm not completey ruling it out. Back to the Rurouni Kenshin thing: Bryke can make it so that the Fire Lord dies in a fight with Aang, but it technically wasn't Aang that killed him. But they dont have to make it lame, they can pull off an ending like this and make it awesome! I mean, we are talking about Bryke, guys
| Hiei1314 wrote: | ||||
Yeah, my brother and I were cracking up Btw, I think Aang makes an exception to the rule. Because if he doesn't aim to kill the Fire Lord he may not be able to beat him (does anyone know Rurouni Kenshin and his fights against Shishio and Enishi?), and if he doesn't beat him then the whole world will suffer. I'm usually not the kind of person to agree with things like this, but the way I see it now, he has to make the sacrifice of killing one to save many (millions?). And we all know how resourceful the Fire Nation Royal Family is, so if they put him in prison something will probably happen and he'll regain power (maybe not as much as he had before, but he'd still regain power). But someone said before that a lot of times, the hero kills the main villain accidentally. Though I always think those endings are really lame, I'm not completey ruling it out. Back to the Rurouni Kenshin thing: Bryke can make it so that the Fire Lord dies in a fight with Aang, but it technically wasn't Aang that killed him. But they dont have to make it lame, they can pull off an ending like this and make it awesome! I mean, we are talking about Bryke, guys |
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Thank you for the love I was sure I'd get people coming at me with "OMG THERE ARE SO MANY HOLES IN YOUR THEORY!!! DO YOU THINK THEY'D PUT HIM IN SOME RADDY OLD PRISON?? NO!!! NEVER! HE'D BE IN A WORSE ONE THAN THE BOILING ROCK!"
But I guess not. Thanks! You thought before flaming
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Thank you for the love But I guess not. Thanks! You thought before flaming |
| Hiei1314 wrote: | ||||
Yeah, my brother and I were cracking up Btw, I think Aang makes an exception to the rule. Because if he doesn't aim to kill the Fire Lord he may not be able to beat him (does anyone know Rurouni Kenshin and his fights against Shishio and Enishi?), and if he doesn't beat him then the whole world will suffer. I'm usually not the kind of person to agree with things like this, but the way I see it now, he has to make the sacrifice of killing one to save many (millions?). And we all know how resourceful the Fire Nation Royal Family is, so if they put him in prison something will probably happen and he'll regain power (maybe not as much as he had before, but he'd still regain power). But someone said before that a lot of times, the hero kills the main villain accidentally. Though I always think those endings are really lame, I'm not completey ruling it out. Back to the Rurouni Kenshin thing: Bryke can make it so that the Fire Lord dies in a fight with Aang, but it technically wasn't Aang that killed him. But they dont have to make it lame, they can pull off an ending like this and make it awesome! I mean, we are talking about Bryke, guys |
| Spike815 wrote: |
| There are only 2 options for defeating Ozai. 1. At the end of the epic battle Aang tries to save Ozai from falling into a volcano or something, but Ozai refuses his help and dies. (Ala Zhao.) 2. They trap Ozai in the spirit world/imprison him or something like that. If you actually think Aang is going to beat him within an inch of his life and then kill him in cold blood, you haven't been paying very close attention to the show. |
| latinblue wrote: | ||
Well off course it's a kids show, the later would never happen. But Aang still has to kill him some way, that's my point |
liberals will send him to a public school that doesn't know how to teach anything but self-confidence and raise the credits needed to pass, then they decide to add some kind of irs score or something, then they will tell him that he is in the first class that needs to be "pushed" by needing 26 credits. This forces him to focus and be a good man, then his therapist Mrs. Baker screws his school agenda over so he can't ever pass, hate this friggen school system. *NejiKusa has officially been pwned by democrats*
| Breaker94 wrote: |
| then how is aang going to defeat the fire lord? |
| Spike815 wrote: |
| There are only 2 options for defeating Ozai. 1. At the end of the epic battle Aang tries to save Ozai from falling into a volcano or something, but Ozai refuses his help and dies. (Ala Zhao.) 2. They trap Ozai in the spirit world/imprison him or something like that. If you actually think Aang is going to beat him within an inch of his life and then kill him in cold blood, you haven't been paying very close attention to the show. |
