All posts by CAJH

<p>The recent Fire Lords have been proud of their line of powerful firebenders, especially Azulon and Ozai. Ozai sees the position of Fire Lord belonging to a powerful firebender whose words should be treated as the absolute truth. But if the New Ozai Society would manage to restore him to power, Ozai would only be a royal figurehead like the Earth Kings (since none of the known Earth Kings has been an earthbender). </p><p>The Society seems to respect Ozai only because of his former royal and political status. Would Ozai himself really appreciate to be the Fire Lord again if he is no longer a firebender? </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Fomxcloud wrote: </p> <div class="quote"> <p>Torresp wrote: I just realized something--you know how Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is coming out at the some month as part 2? The parallels between the Hundred Year War and the reign of the Galactic Empire are even greater here's why--Just like how Ozai's defeat did not mean his empire fell with him, the death of the Emperor also did not mean the Empire would fall with him. Heck the New Ozai Society are like the First Order in that they're both remnants of their defeated Empires.  </p><p>So in other words, YES their leaders have been defeated. NO, a large group of their respective Empires are still standing. YES the fight between the heroes and the Empires still goes on (though in Avatar's case, the heroes fighting the imperial remnant are Mai and Ty Lee). </p> </i></div>
<p>& Ozai is played by the same actor as Luke heh heh </p> </div> <p>But unlike the New Ozai Society, the First Order cannot restore the previous ruler to the throne. Palpatine and Darth Vader are dead. And the First Order is led by Supreme Leader Snoke and the Knights of Ren (a group of users of the Dark Side of the Force, which Kylo Ren is part of). Along with the Knights, Snoke himself also knows the ways of the Force. </p>

<p>And back to the business. If the Kemurikage are fake, where Azula would have collected them if she is the culprit? Insanity must have made her a weaker leader. </p>

The film name is "The Force Awakens". "The Force Unleashed" is a game that was never related to the new films.

<p>I mean "could not be metalbent". I was using desktop mode in Windows Phone's Internet Explorer, since I don't like the mobile version. </p>

<p>Besides, there's really no true reason for benevolent humans to ask spirits for help, no matter what reason. The invasion plan failed, but Aang still found another way to defeat Ozai (with help of a lion turtle and of course an accident that allowed him to regain control of the Avatar State. And what about when Korra askes spirits to help defeat Kuvira? They declined, but Korra still won without their help. Kuvira's mecha coyld not metalbent but it was able to be cut with a plasma saw. And even though the cannon was powered by spirit vines, the cannon was built by humans. So why wouldn't it require only humans to destroy it? </p>

I just rewatched the preview. It looked like that was the first time Ukano event met this "Kemurikage". He did say how he was unable to believe the spirit being real. Calling it merely an old tale.

<p>But as I said, very unlikely to have the Fog of Lost Souls included into the plot. Even though The Promise had the Air Acolytes introduced and the starting point for the United Republic revealed, and The Rift showed us the first step for birth of the Cabbage Corp. But The Search didn't really hint anything that was shown in The Legend of Korra. Right? </p>

<p>Fog and smoke are both gases, but fog comes from water vapour suspended in air and smoke from a hot vapour containing fine particles of carbon. Fog is non-polluting, while smoke is polluting. </p>

<p>This might not be very propable for a comic trilogy like the three previous ones, but Kemurikage sending Ozai's spirit into the Fog of Lost Souls would sound an interesting ending for this conflict. After all, La was able do that for Zhao. </p>

Oops. That message wasn't suppose to be an answer to anyone.

<p>Aang used knowledge of the library to invade the Fire Nation on the Day of the Black Sun, but it faied. However, defeat Fire Lord Ozai during the arrival of Sozin's Comet. Korra didn't get help from spirits against Kuvira, but she and her friends still managed to stop her weapon. I think the spirits believe as well as I do that humans can solve their problems on their own. </p>

<p>Definitely, but that part of the story in Harry Potter books was completely forgotten by me, before I saw Order of the Phoenix as a film. </p>

Zaheer and Aiwei were capable for traveling to Spirit World by meditating and communicate there. There must have been more Red Lotus members capable for that too.

<p>Hou-Ting was a tyrant, but at least she should have realized that her power to rule the Earth Kingdom wasn't eternal. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>AvatarJPT wrote:
<div class="quote">Teddybearlover wrote:
book 3 finale is tomorrow!!! can't wait for tomorrow!!!</i></div>
uhmm..You might be in different timezone as well. In Asia, the finale might be on "OUR" Saturday (that's their friday). </div> <p>In Europe, it happens hours before the midnight.
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<div class="quote"><i>Thinklogic wrote:
Zaheer is simply an lethal Antagonist <p>He will willingly kill ANYONE for the Avatar, he'd probably even kill P'li </p><p>
</p><p>Personally, Id like it if Tenzin DID NOT rebuild the Air Nation. The Air nomads were all about "we're so free to do anything we want" yet they had more restrictions than other cultures (become vegetarian, you cant own possessions, you best friend has to be an bison, you have to live seperate from the other gender). If Air Benders were to truly be "free" they should be allowed to continue living the way they do now not ripped off their families and crammed in an temple </p> </i></div>
<p>They inherited those customs from their ancestors and they accepted them. So, I wouldn't completely say so.
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<div class="quote"><i>P'li Ur Pants wrote:
<div class="quote">CAJH wrote:
Now I think about it, it would make the series too different from the original series. Admiral Zhao is the only important character who died (well, his soul was later revealed to be in the Fog of Lost Souls) in there.</i></div>
Not if you consider Jet as an important person. :3 </div> <p>Well, I should have used word "main characters" instead. -_-' </p>

<p>Now I think about it, it would make the series too different from the original series. Admiral Zhao is the only important character who died (well, his soul was later revealed to be in the Fog of Lost Souls) in there. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>MarioMario543212 wrote:
<div class="quote">Nimbus.69 wrote:
I don't think Tenzin died, mostly because of how big of a character he is. Plus he wasn't a politic to the air benders, he was their teacher and leader. I dont think he'd be a target to the RL. Plus I dont think the Red Lotus are going to kill anyone since they need them alive to get Korra, and if they kill Tenzin there's no way Korra is going to go with them</i></div>
With respect to the episode's title, the ultimatum is that either Korra gives herself up to the Red Lotus, or the Red Lotus will take out some, if not all of her friends, for whoever doesn't know. </div> <p>She didnät yet make her choice. But it probably will be seen in the next episode.
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