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[Cyberarmy]

Naughty Bear wrote...

I don't think Amon is dead, is it confirmed? That is one hell of a stupid way to end him.

Since second book will be about spirits maybe he will come back as a powerfull spirit?His bending ability given him control over himself and other spirits? Even allied with Koh(?!?) the Face stealer?

Speculations for everyone. (i need to let this phrase go...)

[Naughty Bear]

Cyberarmy wrote...

Naughty Bear wrote...

I don't think Amon is dead, is it confirmed? That is one hell of a stupid way to end him.

Since second book will be about spirits maybe he will come back as a powerfull spirit?His bending ability given him control over himself and other spirits? Even allied with Koh(?!?) the Face stealer?

Speculations for everyone. (i need to let this phrase go...)

If Sokka can survive multiple beatings from not just weapons but being launched into boulders, the ground or any physical object in a comical wayand survive without any brain damage then i am sure Amon can survive a pansy explosion.

Then again, Jet kissed a wall of rock and went kaput.

[spirosz]

I've been assuming for a long time and I even thought Amon got in contact with the Face Stealer somehow because of his talk with Aang during The Last Air Bender - "I will see you again..." I was assuming that was meant for the next Avatar, Korra. I can see it happening.

[DistantUtopia]

Megaton_Hope wrote...

I think it's plausible that Amon will have survived the blast, but with scars.

Not a clue what they're doing with the next season, already blew all of my speculation out of the water. Had a little denouement there with all the loose ends but whether Asami and Mako are breaking up or not.

Maybe some secret society will find Amon's body and rebuild him because the society believes benders are abducting non-benders for nefarious means and he must find out why it is happening.

Oh, and depending on Amon's choices, his Karma determines if his scars heal over time or not.

[Megaton_Hope]

Naughty Bear wrote...
Then again, Jet kissed a wall of rock and went kaput.

I think that was internal bleeding.

[Naughty Bear]

Megaton_Hope wrote...

Naughty Bear wrote...
Then again, Jet kissed a wall of rock and went kaput.

I think that was internal bleeding.

If that was true then Sokka would of died a long time ago.

[Naughty Bear]

I hope Azula is back, she was a badass.

But she will be an old woman now which would be boring.

[android654]

Naughty Bear wrote...

I hope Azula is back, she was a badass.

But she will be an old woman now which would be boring.

This person has forgotten Uncle Iroh, King Bumi, Master Paku, and the Blood Bending Witch. Old people in the avatar universe are more powerful and impressive than everyone else besides the avatar him/herself.

[Naughty Bear]

android654 wrote...

Naughty Bear wrote...

I hope Azula is back, she was a badass.

But she will be an old woman now which would be boring.

This person has forgotten Uncle Iroh, King Bumi, Master Paku, and the Blood Bending Witch. Old people in the avatar universe are more powerful and impressive than everyone else besides the avatar him/herself.

Actually i have not. I've been watching the tv show recently as i have never seen all 3 books. Just seen the episode where Katara sees her mothers killer.

Can't remember Paku, i wonder where Boulder is? He was pretty funny.

[Olaf_de_IJsbeer]

jreezy wrote...

android654 wrote...

Naughty Bear wrote...

I hope Azula is back, she was a badass.

But she will be an old woman now which would be boring.

This person has forgotten Uncle Iroh, King Bumi, Master Paku, and the Blood Bending Witch. Old people in the avatar universe are more powerful and impressive than everyone else besides the avatar him/herself.

Toph>Bumi

When she hammily announces that "I AM THE GREATEST EARTHBENDER IN THE WORLD", I'm inclined to believe her.

[Megaton_Hope]

Naughty Bear wrote...

Megaton_Hope wrote...

Naughty Bear wrote...
Then again, Jet kissed a wall of rock and went kaput.

I think that was internal bleeding.

If that was true then Sokka would of died a long time ago.

Generally, it is preferable not to bleed internally.

[Naughty Bear]

Ok, i have watched all 3 books of Aang's story but it leaves me with a question. Can a Avatar abuse his/her powers?

I have not seen, read or heard anything about an Avatar abusing their abilities so i am guessing they are non-existant.

Could an Avatar abuse their abilities for themselves? Or would the Avatar state be activated without the Avatar's consent and the spirits of the previous Avatar's stop them?

Or is it purely because it is a childs show and a Avatar abusing their abilities is too villain like for a show?

Then again, Invader Zim existed with an episode dedicated to him stealing organs.

[RedArmyShogun]

Zim was more of a teen show than a kids. I'ld say its a combo of the last two however.

[Il Divo]

Naughty Bear wrote...

Ok, i have watched all 3 books of Aang's story but it leaves me with a question. Can a Avatar abuse his/her powers?

I have not seen, read or heard anything about an Avatar abusing their abilities so i am guessing they are non-existant.

Could an Avatar abuse their abilities for themselves? Or would the Avatar state be activated without the Avatar's consent and the spirits of the previous Avatar's stop them?

Or is it purely because it is a childs show and a Avatar abusing their abilities is too villain like for a show?

Then again, Invader Zim existed with an episode dedicated to him stealing organs.

That's actually an interesting idea for an Avatar-series, Watchmen-style.

[Blacklash93]

The Avatar is pretty much inherently good natured and altruistic, even if they have to learn it. They're supposedly the world's spirit incarnate so they can never be corrupt.

Anyway saw the finale a while ago and I suppose they did an okay job with Amon even if I'd rather he be different and more in line with what he said he was. Still they could have painted his backstory a little better than a 10-minute exposition dump with none of the revelations foreshadowed at all in the 11th hour.

Korra instantly getting her powers back in the same episode and reversing Lin's isn't a good way to resolve the twist and really threw away any lasting consequences into the next season. Lin's sacrifice was rendered meaningless in multiple ways as it is. A message of hope at the end with their powers still gone would have been much more impactful, I think. It would be something for the next season at least.

Come to think of it there doesn't seem to be anything leading to the next season, which is weird. We're ultimately left with no overarching goal.

I also find it strange how Nickelodeon is so scared to kill people that they obnoxiously go out of their way several times to show an enemy jumping or parachuting to safety, yet overtly showed Tarlok commit what appeared to be a murder-suicide with his brother. Consistency?

Overall I can't say I'm impressed with this show so far. I like the style and characters (except Mako and especially Tenzin's crude, annoying son), but I've seen better storytelling even in shows for younger audiences.

Modifié par Blacklash93, 27 août 2012 - 11:31 .

[Some Geth]

How could anyone dislike Meelo?

[Fast Jimmy]

Blacklash93 wrote...

The Avatar is pretty much inherently good natured and altruistic, even if they have to learn it. They're supposedly the world's spirit incarnate so they can never be corrupt.

Anyway saw the finale a while ago and I suppose they did an okay job with Amon even if I'd rather he be different and more in line with what he said he was. Still they could have painted his backstory a little better than a 10-minute exposition dump with none of the revelations foreshadowed at all in the 11th hour.

Korra instantly getting her powers back in the same episode and reversing Lin's isn't a good way to resolve the twist and really threw away any lasting consequences into the next season. Lin's sacrifice was rendered meaningless in multiple ways as it is. A message of hope at the end with their powers still gone would have been much more impactful, I think. It would be something for the next season at least.

Come to think of it there doesn't seem to be anything leading to the next season, which is weird. We're ultimately left with no overarching goal.

I also find it strange how Nickelodeon is so scared to kill people that they obnoxiously go out of their way several times to show an enemy jumping or parachuting to safety, yet overtly showed Tarlok commit what appeared to be a murder-suicide with his brother. Consistency?

Overall I can't say I'm impressed with this show so far. I like the style and characters (except Mako and especially Tenzin's crude, annoying son), but I've seen better storytelling even in shows for younger audiences.

I agree with most of this. I think they should have left Korra powerless at the end of the finale. Having her lose her powers for a whopping five minutes of show time was fairly pointless, other than to give her an excuse to airbend.

I was hoping that they would make it so she would have to relearn all the bending skills through actual spiritual and emotional breakthroughs (which she said herself was her biggest weakness), rather than the physical side of bending (which always came naturally ot her).

But, instead... Aang showed up and hand waved it all, and gave her the ability to restore bending, which fixed everything magically.

The lack of focus or purpose might kill this show. Which is a shame, since it had some really amazing evolutions of the original world created and a more dark and realistic story.