Nickelodeon (ended 2008)
daisysgirl wrote: |
Do you guys think that we will get to see Zuko wothout his ponytail in the next episode |
kawaiiairbender wrote: |
Toongal just have to say your siggie is awesome. |
someone198 wrote: | ||
Why? What do cherry blossoms signify? A few points of my own: - Is it just me, or did the general say something like "With great power comes great responsibility" in their first meeting? - I love the new Incredible-Hulk-complex conflict for Aang. Typical monomyth fare, but I thought when it came along, it would be with Zuko. Zuko... - Learning it was Iroh all along holding Zuko's shoulder in his flashback, not his father, was definitely ominously creepy. - I swear, when Zuko first held up that knife, just for a second, I wondered if he was going to kill himself.- Fortunately, we've just studied the Age of Reason in English Lit. The popular moral of the time: When the heart overrides the mind, disaster strikes. Of course, every viewer knew it was a lie and a trap, no doubt from the start. But Zuko wants his father's love and to return home so badly, he can't think straight. His desire to believe completely overpowered his reason. It didn't seem far out at all to me or any less sad. - I thought the alternating scenes from Aang's story to Zuko's to Aang's and back again made an incredibly choppy episode. (But I liked it because they gave Zuko so much attention). I think two episodes, one for each of the two plots, would make more sense. Maybe the writers are trying to give less attention to Zuko and make the fans focus more on their protagonist, Aang (like I said, this whole Incredible Hulk-like complex adds darkness to his character). - Too bad Iroh's mysterious lightning bending ability is, apparently, not unique. But how in the world can fire benders bend lightning? |
outofmym1nd247 wrote: |
Does anyone know the symbolisim of Zuko and Iroh cut their hair in the end?? I'm not sure, but I think I read somewhere that in old Chinese culture, having long hair was a symbol of wisdome and greatness and by cutting it is a disgrace and you are looked down upon. Maybe that is why... anybody have an idea? |
air_gurl13 wrote: |
This episode was wickedldy awesome!!!!!!!!!!! The whole Aang drinking the tea and getting hyper was really funny!!!! Aang: Is it working? Is it working? I can't tell. Somebody tell me if I'm in the avatar state cause I don't have a good view of myself. Am I talking to loud? Sokka: I guess he could talk the Fire Lord to death. Aang: Oofffff!! Also that general is a whacked up guy. I didn't like him. Zuko cut off his pretty black hair Oh, no I'm turning into a fangirl. Must resist temptation!! Ahhhhhhhh!!!! |
outofmym1nd247 wrote: |
Does anyone know the symbolisim of Zuko and Iroh cut their hair in the end?? I'm not sure, but I think I read somewhere that in old Chinese culture, having long hair was a symbol of wisdome and greatness and by cutting it is a disgrace and you are looked down upon. Maybe that is why... anybody have an idea? |
someone198 wrote: | ||
Why? What do cherry blossoms signify? |
I_love_zuko wrote: |
I wonder what fangirls will be thinking now that Zuko has cut off his hair o_o |
pooldude256 wrote: | ||
Well that's easy: they'll abandon Zuko and start obsessing over Sokka. People are already saying how cute he is with his hair down...... |
pooldude256 wrote: | ||
Well that's easy: they'll abandon Zuko and start obsessing over Sokka. People are already saying how cute he is with his hair down...... |
outofmym1nd247 wrote: |
Does anyone know the symbolisim of Zuko and Iroh cut their hair in the end?? I'm not sure, but I think I read somewhere that in old Chinese culture, having long hair was a symbol of wisdome and greatness and by cutting it is a disgrace and you are looked down upon. Maybe that is why... anybody have an idea? |
kawaiiairbender wrote: | ||
You can't resist join us. We will assimilate you |
outofmym1nd247 wrote: |
Does anyone know the symbolisim of Zuko and Iroh cut their hair in the end?? I'm not sure, but I think I read somewhere that in old Chinese culture, having long hair was a symbol of wisdome and greatness and by cutting it is a disgrace and you are looked down upon. Maybe that is why... anybody have an idea? |
Breakflame wrote: | ||
In the Tokugawa Era of Japan, the ponytail was an actual law for certain people. by cutting off their hair, I believe they were doing the equivalent of defying the lord. but this is just me transporting japanese culture into Avatar. Feudal Japan is one of my 3 great History subjects(mostly because Samurai rock) |
ToonGal wrote: | ||||
Hey, I said he looked good with his hair down, not cute.... |