All posts by Rt19

A reply to Nimbus.69

Rt19·11/17/2013

9.8/10

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A reply to EccentricChild

Rt19·11/17/2013

<p>I don't think so, I feel like he's actually not that much of a bad guy. Even though he got Mako arrested, took Asami's company etc, he did it to get the president to join the civil war. But who knows anything can happen. </p>

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A reply to Jey8000

Rt19·11/17/2013

dod anyone else think she looked like her mom with her hair down

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A reply to Jon Lumpkins

Rt19·11/10/2013

<p>Yea it would make sense but Sokka died when he was 20 years old... </p><p>
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</p><p>JK, I don't want the fanchildren to flame me. But it does make sense they were both non-benders so they probably have an instant connection... </p>

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A reply to Yohomiedude

Rt19·11/10/2013

<div class="quote"><i>Jangbu wrote:
Book 2 is the best, I mean we FOUND OUT WHO THE FIRST AVATAR IS. WE SAW IROH. WHAT MORE?</i></div>
<p>But we also had to suffer from a few filler episodes, whereas the 1st season every episode increasingly got intense. Like who wants to watch Bolin star in his own tv show?
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A reply to Numbuh400

Rt19·11/10/2013

<div class="quote"><i>Winterfirstsnow* wrote:
Sure, it would have been nice to have the names pronounced the same way as the show, but its really not a big deal... I don't know why people get stuck on it, even before the movie some fans used different pronounciations. The movie wasn't made for the fans, so they naturally used the more common pronounciation of the names. btw, my first name has a few pronounciations, most people use the more popular one (or they use my sister's name -_-) and my last name looks like a very common one, but it's pronounced differently. If someone uses the common version, I usually don't realize they're talking to me</i></div>
<p>I honestly can't believe that people are arguing on how things should be pronounced etc. I guess people have too much time on their hands...
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A reply to Coolio8316

Rt19·11/9/2013

Best episode in season 2 along with the first avatar episode.

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A reply to Avatar Swoosh

Rt19·11/9/2013

Does anyone know if someone other than Tenzin has knowlege of entering the Spirit World? Maybe Unalaq's children?

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A reply to JuniperAlien

Rt19·11/3/2013

<div class="quote"><i>Milesprower77 wrote:
Okay, first off, Mako never cheated on Asami. The kiss way back in episode 5 of the first book was entirely Korra's initiative, and he was too surprised to pull away instantly. And we can easily assume that by the end of the first book Asami and Mako are officially broken up. Yes, she got the short end of the stick, and I commend Asami for keeping her cool through the entire love triangle mess, but none of it was majorly any one person's fault. They were mostly just victims of circumstance and their own feelings. <p>What's wrong with him rekindling that relationship after he officially broke things off with Korra? He's not leading Asami on, she came right out and displayed her feelings for him. Mako's acting level-headed, focused, and dedicated to his job, putting his duties to Republic City first over any personal relationships. This is a major improvement from how erratic and bull-headed he was acting near the end of the first book. </p> </i></div>
<p>Nah, he cheated on her.
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A reply to Thespontaneoustruth

Rt19·11/3/2013

<p>She has a lot of training to do then if she becomes a "temporary enemy". I mean she has technology and all but at the end of the day, benders always prevail and she doesn't seem like a fighting type. </p>

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A reply to Avatar Swoosh

Rt19·11/2/2013

<div class="quote"><i>Korratastic45 wrote:
Lolol, Tenzin's the impatient one. Korra changed, I love her even more. :D <p>I think after this Desna and Eska turn against Unalaq. </p> </i></div>
<p>Well who wouldnt be impatient, your young daughter is going to a different world that can potentially be 10x as dangerous while you trained years for this. I knew someone would think that.
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A reply to Rt19

Rt19·9/18/2013

<p>I think you guys don't get my point, they could have made her a multitude of personalities but they had to make her the "stereotypical" teenage girl that doesn't listen to her dad. I'm assuming most of you are still teeangers so you wouldn't understand it, but maybe when you get a little older you'll start to see through things. It's a good idea to contrast her to Aang, but it gets annoying. </p>

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Rt19·9/18/2013 in Netflix series

Do you guys like they way to made Korra's personality?

<p>Does anyone else think that the writers made Korra the typical stereotypical teenager? I really liked how in TLA the writers did something out of the norm by making a pacifist main character who didn't have to kill the main villain at the end but I feel like Korra is a somewhat of a downgrade. I understand that of course she would have to overcome her obstacles of stubborness and pride in order to defeat Amon in the first season, but I feel like she never learned anything and now it followed her into season 2. Perhaps it's a marketing strategy because after all Nickelodeon is for teenagers and maybe teenagers could sympathize to her (Which I think is stupid), but you would think that LOK watchers are 20 year old and up since they grew up with TLA. Maybe she'll improve this season, but so far, her stubborness to anyone that wants to help her is a little bit disappointing (Her dad, Tenzin, Mako). Only a little because these guys know how to make a great show. </p>

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