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    elementavatar14

    [3561]Aug 16, 2008
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    Holy incorrect times to decide to be away, batman!

    Could someone be freaking awesome and write a little history paper on whats been going on since,well.....about 2 qweeks before the finale first aired?

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    libraman_92

    [3562]Aug 16, 2008
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    there has just been too much to do something like that.
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    Blood0Bender

    [3563]Aug 16, 2008
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    who was the first avatar?
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    libraman_92

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    Blood0Bender wrote:
    who was the first avatar?


    we don't know. hopefully itll be answered later. but the first avatar was an air avatar because the cycle goes air, water, eath, fire.
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    Jackson5050

    [3565]Aug 16, 2008
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    Blood0Bender wrote:
    who was the first avatar?
    If my idea for a spinoff comes to fruition, then we will have an answer to that question.
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    libraman_92

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    Jackson5050 wrote:
    Blood0Bender wrote:
    who was the first avatar?
    If my idea for a spinoff comes to fruition, then we will have an answer to that question.


    so, now what?
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    Jackson5050

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    libraman_92 wrote:
    Jackson5050 wrote:
    Blood0Bender wrote:
    who was the first avatar?
    If my idea for a spinoff comes to fruition, then we will have an answer to that question.
    so, now what?
    I have always maintained that the spinoff, if there is one, will focus on the first Avatar. It will be called: Avatar: The Legend Begins...or something similiar. The storyline has the potential to be more epic than the Legend of Aang.
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    libraman_92

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    Jackson5050 wrote:
    libraman_92 wrote:
    Jackson5050 wrote:
    Blood0Bender wrote:
    who was the first avatar?
    If my idea for a spinoff comes to fruition, then we will have an answer to that question.
    so, now what?
    I have always maintained that the spinoff, if there is one, will focus on the first Avatar. It will be called: Avatar: The Legend Begins...or something similiar. The storyline has the potential to be more epic than the Legend of Aang.


    maybe.
    but now what?
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    TheGreatBishop

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    DrAvatar wrote:
    Avatar Spirit lists it as Jun.
    Avatar Spirit is fan site, so it can't be 100% trusted. If you check the DVD or if you've downloaded the show, and look at the credits it says her name is June. Check Bato of the Water Tribe & Sozin's Comet Part 2: The Old Masters.

    isabelwhatx wrote:
    That's very un-japanese/chinese.
    Avatar isn't a Japanese/Chinese show. It was influenced by Asian culture though, but not only Asian, so not everything in the show would be Asian.
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    libraman_92

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    TheGreatBishop wrote:
    DrAvatar wrote:
    Avatar Spirit lists it as Jun.
    Avatar Spirit is fan site, so it can't be 100% trusted. If you check the DVD or if you've downloaded the show, and look at the credits it says her name is June. Check Bato of the Water Tribe & Sozin's Comet Part 2: The Old Masters.

    isabelwhatx wrote:
    That's very un-japanese/chinese.
    Avatar isn't a Japanese/Chinese show. It was influenced by Asian culture though, but not only Asian, so not everything in the show would be Asian.


    TheGreatBishop will grow to be a fine man of the Avatar boards.
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    SalKing2

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    Jackson5050 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    libraman_92 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:

    I have a question:

    We spent a one hour long movie to break Hakoda out of the Boiling Rock. However, Hakoda, Haru, and everyone else who was with the gang at the Western Air Temple did not play a significant part in the series finale. My question is, where was Hakoda and everyone else suring Sozin's Comet? Wasn't the entire group going to make a plan? Its like they all disappeared!
    They were seperated in TSR. The sub gAang wasn't going to play a large part in the finale, so Bryke made them part that way. Towards the end they reunited.
    I'm pretty surprised they just kinda forgot about them at the finale. They said they would make a plan, but they never did.
    Those characters were never all that important. I'm kind of happy we didn't see them that much. I would much rather see members of the gAang than Haru or something.
    I hope you are joking. You would rather see Team Avatar than Haru? Besides Azula and The Boulder, Haru is the most awesome chatacter in the show. I was hoping they would feature him more, but my hopes were dashed.

    I would have at least liked it if Hakoda, Haru, and the others joined up with the Order of the White Lotus and helped attack Ba Sing Se. I found The Boiling Rock almost like a non-important episode because of this....

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    libraman_92

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    SalKing2 wrote:
    Jackson5050 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    libraman_92 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:

    I have a question:

    We spent a one hour long movie to break Hakoda out of the Boiling Rock. However, Hakoda, Haru, and everyone else who was with the gang at the Western Air Temple did not play a significant part in the series finale. My question is, where was Hakoda and everyone else suring Sozin's Comet? Wasn't the entire group going to make a plan? Its like they all disappeared!
    They were seperated in TSR. The sub gAang wasn't going to play a large part in the finale, so Bryke made them part that way. Towards the end they reunited.
    I'm pretty surprised they just kinda forgot about them at the finale. They said they would make a plan, but they never did.
    Those characters were never all that important. I'm kind of happy we didn't see them that much. I would much rather see members of the gAang than Haru or something.
    I hope you are joking. You would rather see Team Avatar than Haru? Besides Azula and The Boulder, Haru is the most awesome chatacter in the show. I was hoping they would feature him more, but my hopes were dashed.

    I would have at least liked it if Hakoda, Haru, and the others joined up with the Order of the White Lotus and helped attack Ba Sing Se. I found The Boiling Rock almost like a non-important episode because of this....



    well suki stayed. that counts for something, right?
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    TheGreatBishop

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    SalKing2 wrote:
    Jackson5050 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    libraman_92 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:

    I have a question:

    We spent a one hour long movie to break Hakoda out of the Boiling Rock. However, Hakoda, Haru, and everyone else who was with the gang at the Western Air Temple did not play a significant part in the series finale. My question is, where was Hakoda and everyone else suring Sozin's Comet? Wasn't the entire group going to make a plan? Its like they all disappeared!
    They were seperated in TSR. The sub gAang wasn't going to play a large part in the finale, so Bryke made them part that way. Towards the end they reunited.
    I'm pretty surprised they just kinda forgot about them at the finale. They said they would make a plan, but they never did.
    Those characters were never all that important. I'm kind of happy we didn't see them that much. I would much rather see members of the gAang than Haru or something.
    I hope you are joking. You would rather see Team Avatar than Haru? Besides Azula and The Boulder, Haru is the most awesome chatacter in the show. I was hoping they would feature him more, but my hopes were dashed.

    I would have at least liked it if Hakoda, Haru, and the others joined up with the Order of the White Lotus and helped attack Ba Sing Se. I found The Boiling Rock almost like a non-important episode because of this....

    It was important because Zuko & Sokka became friends, because Sokka was reunited with his father and with his girlfriend.

    After that, those guys weren't really that important. Besides I don't think Chit Zang (sp?) would want to fight in a war.
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    SalKing2

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    libraman_92 wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:
    Jackson5050 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    libraman_92 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:

    I have a question:

    We spent a one hour long movie to break Hakoda out of the Boiling Rock. However, Hakoda, Haru, and everyone else who was with the gang at the Western Air Temple did not play a significant part in the series finale. My question is, where was Hakoda and everyone else suring Sozin's Comet? Wasn't the entire group going to make a plan? Its like they all disappeared!
    They were seperated in TSR. The sub gAang wasn't going to play a large part in the finale, so Bryke made them part that way. Towards the end they reunited.
    I'm pretty surprised they just kinda forgot about them at the finale. They said they would make a plan, but they never did.
    Those characters were never all that important. I'm kind of happy we didn't see them that much. I would much rather see members of the gAang than Haru or something.
    I hope you are joking. You would rather see Team Avatar than Haru? Besides Azula and The Boulder, Haru is the most awesome chatacter in the show. I was hoping they would feature him more, but my hopes were dashed.

    I would have at least liked it if Hakoda, Haru, and the others joined up with the Order of the White Lotus and helped attack Ba Sing Se. I found The Boiling Rock almost like a non-important episode because of this....

    well suki stayed. that counts for something, right?

    Well that was a very important outcome.

    TheGreatBishop wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:
    Jackson5050 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    libraman_92 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:

    I have a question:

    We spent a one hour long movie to break Hakoda out of the Boiling Rock. However, Hakoda, Haru, and everyone else who was with the gang at the Western Air Temple did not play a significant part in the series finale. My question is, where was Hakoda and everyone else suring Sozin's Comet? Wasn't the entire group going to make a plan? Its like they all disappeared!
    They were seperated in TSR. The sub gAang wasn't going to play a large part in the finale, so Bryke made them part that way. Towards the end they reunited.
    I'm pretty surprised they just kinda forgot about them at the finale. They said they would make a plan, but they never did.
    Those characters were never all that important. I'm kind of happy we didn't see them that much. I would much rather see members of the gAang than Haru or something.
    I hope you are joking. You would rather see Team Avatar than Haru? Besides Azula and The Boulder, Haru is the most awesome chatacter in the show. I was hoping they would feature him more, but my hopes were dashed.

    I would have at least liked it if Hakoda, Haru, and the others joined up with the Order of the White Lotus and helped attack Ba Sing Se. I found The Boiling Rock almost like a non-important episode because of this....

    It was important because Zuko & Sokka became friends, because Sokka was reunited with his father and with his girlfriend.

    After that, those guys weren't really that important. Besides I don't think Chit Zang (sp?) would want to fight in a war.

    So the major outcomes of The Boiling Rock were:

    1) Sokka and Zuko became good friends
    2) Hakoda, Chit Zang, and Suki were rescued, and Suki played an important part in the series finale
    3) Mai and Ty Lee betray Azula, ultimately leading to her downfall during Sozin's Comet

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    libraman_92

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    SalKing2 wrote:
    libraman_92 wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:
    Jackson5050 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    libraman_92 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:

    I have a question:

    We spent a one hour long movie to break Hakoda out of the Boiling Rock. However, Hakoda, Haru, and everyone else who was with the gang at the Western Air Temple did not play a significant part in the series finale. My question is, where was Hakoda and everyone else suring Sozin's Comet? Wasn't the entire group going to make a plan? Its like they all disappeared!
    They were seperated in TSR. The sub gAang wasn't going to play a large part in the finale, so Bryke made them part that way. Towards the end they reunited.
    I'm pretty surprised they just kinda forgot about them at the finale. They said they would make a plan, but they never did.
    Those characters were never all that important. I'm kind of happy we didn't see them that much. I would much rather see members of the gAang than Haru or something.
    I hope you are joking. You would rather see Team Avatar than Haru? Besides Azula and The Boulder, Haru is the most awesome chatacter in the show. I was hoping they would feature him more, but my hopes were dashed.

    I would have at least liked it if Hakoda, Haru, and the others joined up with the Order of the White Lotus and helped attack Ba Sing Se. I found The Boiling Rock almost like a non-important episode because of this....

    well suki stayed. that counts for something, right?

    Well that was a very important outcome.

    TheGreatBishop wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:
    Jackson5050 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    libraman_92 wrote:
    isabelwhatx wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:

    I have a question:

    We spent a one hour long movie to break Hakoda out of the Boiling Rock. However, Hakoda, Haru, and everyone else who was with the gang at the Western Air Temple did not play a significant part in the series finale. My question is, where was Hakoda and everyone else suring Sozin's Comet? Wasn't the entire group going to make a plan? Its like they all disappeared!
    They were seperated in TSR. The sub gAang wasn't going to play a large part in the finale, so Bryke made them part that way. Towards the end they reunited.
    I'm pretty surprised they just kinda forgot about them at the finale. They said they would make a plan, but they never did.
    Those characters were never all that important. I'm kind of happy we didn't see them that much. I would much rather see members of the gAang than Haru or something.
    I hope you are joking. You would rather see Team Avatar than Haru? Besides Azula and The Boulder, Haru is the most awesome chatacter in the show. I was hoping they would feature him more, but my hopes were dashed.

    I would have at least liked it if Hakoda, Haru, and the others joined up with the Order of the White Lotus and helped attack Ba Sing Se. I found The Boiling Rock almost like a non-important episode because of this....

    It was important because Zuko & Sokka became friends, because Sokka was reunited with his father and with his girlfriend.

    After that, those guys weren't really that important. Besides I don't think Chit Zang (sp?) would want to fight in a war.

    So the major outcomes of The Boiling Rock were:

    1) Sokka and Zuko became good friends
    2) Hakoda, Chit Zang, and Suki were rescued, and Suki played an important part in the series finale
    3) Mai and Ty Lee betray Azula, ultimately leading to her downfall during Sozin's Comet
    yes they were.
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    Jackson5050

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    "3) Mai and Ty Lee betray Azula, ultimately leading to her downfall during Sozin's Comet"

    That is indubitably the most important part of the episode.
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    SalKing2

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    Jackson5050 wrote:
    "3) Mai and Ty Lee betray Azula, ultimately leading to her downfall during Sozin's Comet" That is indubitably the most important part of the episode.

    Pretty much, yeah. I can still remember he shocked reaction when Ty Lee stunned her. Poor Azula....

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    libraman_92

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    SalKing2 wrote:

    Jackson5050 wrote:
    "3) Mai and Ty Lee betray Azula, ultimately leading to her downfall during Sozin's Comet" That is indubitably the most important part of the episode.

    Pretty much, yeah. I can still remember he shocked reaction when Ty Lee stunned her. Poor Azula....



    but what about suki? second to most. she made a bigger impact, because without her sokka and toph could've died...
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    Jackson5050

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    libraman_92 wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:

    Jackson5050 wrote:
    "3) Mai and Ty Lee betray Azula, ultimately leading to her downfall during Sozin's Comet" That is indubitably the most important part of the episode.

    Pretty much, yeah. I can still remember he shocked reaction when Ty Lee stunned her. Poor Azula....

    but what about suki? second to most. she made a bigger impact, because without her sokka and toph could've died...
    Suki was also important, but I would put the Azula betrayal ahead of Suki.
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    libraman_92

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    Jackson5050 wrote:
    libraman_92 wrote:
    SalKing2 wrote:

    Jackson5050 wrote:
    "3) Mai and Ty Lee betray Azula, ultimately leading to her downfall during Sozin's Comet" That is indubitably the most important part of the episode.

    Pretty much, yeah. I can still remember he shocked reaction when Ty Lee stunned her. Poor Azula....

    but what about suki? second to most. she made a bigger impact, because without her sokka and toph could've died...
    Suki was also important, but I would put the Azula betrayal ahead of Suki.


    true, it was because of that that zuko/katara could take her down, in a way. but suki's joining of the gaang is also a point to be noted.
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