>>86050
No, that was worded poorly. There will be a Kung Fu Panda series. This fall on Nickelodeon.

>>86063

What he said.

bad day bad day bad day

>>86004

I honestly don't see why an earthbender couldn't bend lava by themselves. It's still rock, just in a different state. Waterbenders can move water whether it's liquid, gas, or solid, so I don't see why that should stop an earthbender from moving it.

Ooh, AWESOME thought just occured:

Airbenders SHOULD be able to move Dry Ice (made from CO2)!

>>86026
But it's a solid.
If you say he can bend one solid gas, then he can basically bend most everything because technically if you threw it near the sun it would vaporize so it's a gas but only a solid, or airbenders can bend water because it's just condensed water vapor.

In regards to the "can benders bend something that's half their element half not," Roku could bend lava, so I don't know if that's him just using firebending or him using earth and firebending in unison.

So in my mind:
Water+Air=Cloudbending
Earth+Fire=Lavabending
Water+Earth= Mudbending (though you don't need two benders for this)
Water+Fire=Steambending? It seems feasible. Roku redirected hot gas from a volcano.
Air... doesn't mix with a lot, unfortunately.

>>86027

Ok, but CO2 is something that Airbenders could bend in its "natural" state. It's still "air" even if it's been condensed. Earthbenders can't bend water that has been solidified, and Waterbenders can't bend oil because it's liquid. So, and Airbender should be able to bend solidified air.

>>85997
Sadness... to have such talent and no taste *giggle*

>>86000
Let me clarify that he saw the movie and hated it but loved the series once I got him to watch it.

>>86003
That's much better.

>>86121
Hah! You should throw in something about Sokka and hormone therapy, explaining why he looks so much like a girl here.

>>86259
as was said earlier

>>83300>>83304 in this comic good people develop breasts thus sokka as the water husband of the queen(lets be honest about how ms diaz will handle it) starts on the estrogen pills as proof of his benevolence

I think we just autosaged

>>85918
Dude, that's stupid. Download it, don't pay for it.

The promise of potential improvement is not taking my ass to the theater to watch their sequel. I rather watch a movie I already know will be good.

>>85921
>>"We are going in a different direction with this"

That was the problem in first place, and two wrongs don't make a right.

>>85921

I'm just wishing he hears the phrase "You're fired." sometime in the near future.

>>84337
I love the Snatch reference.

>>85901

Aang's goal was to destroy the drill, not kill Azula. Azula, by contrast, was trying to kill/stop Aang. One of these two succeeded, the other didn't.

Or as Mai put it, “We lost.”


>>85902
First, I disagree your claim that she take on Katara and Aang evenly . That fight had just started, arguing how each side was doing is stupid, as almost no fights in Avatar end that early. Hell, Zuko lasted that longer than that against Azula in Avatar State. The only fight between named character that was shorter was the second Katara-Zuko fight in Siege for North, and that was with a near dead Zuko.

Nor does it change the fact that without Zuko’s intervention Azula would have lost. She was trapped. Not to mention, Zuko held his own against Aang in the same time period.

Furthermore, her one striking Aang out of the fight isn’t that impressive, given Zuko just did the same thing (the reason he was able to help her). And needing Zuko’s help to take out Katara’s defenses, is again, not a good argument for someone who is supposed to be a ‘godhax’.

So let’s review.

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>>85926

Mai’s sarcasm rivals that of Sokka, and on the mission of the drill, Aang obviously won. On the actual battle between the two, Aang was getting his ass handed to him left and right and only won the battle because of an interruption by exploding sludge. The fight was so obviously in Azula’s favor, that Aang had to refocus on the drill itself as a way to prematurely end the fight with Azula just to not practically be killed, along with what his mission was. The urgency was far more as a way to avoid azula than it was the destruction of the drill at that point.

And, as I already pointed out, Azula fell into a trap. Peyton Manning gets sacked sometimes, Jet Lee’s character dies sometimes, the friend you know who is simply the best at whatever game it is you play loses sometimes too. She needs Zuko’s help but even with the “hey, kind of stuck over here, can you break this tentacle” break we see absolutely nothing of Azula getting her ass kicked.

Which brings the next point, you complain about the brevity of the Aang/Katara vs. Azula fight? That lasted 3 to 4 times longer than the entire summation of the Katara/Azula fight put together. We don’t see enough of Azula/Katara, just a “dodge” and a “gotcha”. From Katara/Aang vs. Azula, we see two people needing to work together just to defend themselves from azula’s attacks, azula dodging Aang’s earthbending, and other general attacks, ending in a stalemate that doesn’t necessarily say that Azula is at a disadvantage until Zuko shows up (where the viewer goes under the assumption that Zuko’s become a good guy now).

And I was just literally listing the scene, Zuko launched aang as well. Azula did send him further and did it while aang himself was building as much momentum as Azula but like I said, I was literally describing the happenings of each scene.

And Zuko did nothing more than fight Katara with those old flotation noodles that kids use outside the pool to whack at each other. It was a stalemate, but does not say more of that Zuko therefore is far more efficient than Azula.


And just to draw from your school of thought, Katara nearly drowns Zuko (who’s aid

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>>85927
I think what the other Anon is trying to get at is Azula isn't really 100% godhax. She's a very powerful and tough villain, but she's had moments where she's been in trouble too. Before she snapped and started "slipping" in season three, I think her most obvious defeat was in "The Chase". She was clearly losing when the entire Gaang was taking her on, and if Iroh hadn't been there or if she hadn't taken him out of the fight, she really would have had her ass handed to her. She was retreating and "surrendered" as a distraction to think of a good way to escape. If she tried to keep fighting, she would have lost unless Mai and Ty Lee showed up to help even things out.

In "Crossroads", again, she wasn't invincible. I don't agree with the other Anon that Zuko was more useful or that she necessarily would have lost to Aang and Katara alone, though she might have. Zuko joining her was clearly a factor, and if she had to fight him as well, then she would have been in trouble again until the Dai Li showed up. But even if you take away the Dai Li, keeping the fight between the four main characters, there's no guarantee that Azula and Zuko would have won. I think Katara and Aang would have at least held them off long enough to escape, unless Azula got in another surprise attack.

tl;dr Azula is not invincible über-leet godhax. She's just very, very good at what she does.

>>85909
Seconded. Although I would prefer some pants on Iroh.

>>85909

>>85910
Pants are an illusion, and so is death.

>>78094
GLORIOUS

>>78094
Dreams do come true!

Come out of hiding, drawfags.

>>84903
I thought of Beavis and Butthead when I saw that drawing

It just got to my house yesterday. I'm surprised at the size (as in height and width) of the thing.

>>84908
Yeah, me too.

Memorable lines:
>Once revealed, I wanted [Bumi] to have the creepy, long-limbed, hunched posture of Gainax's Evangelions.
Can't unsee.

>The idea for Zuko's disguise and the plot for "The Blue Spirit" came to use very quickly after that, but initially in the writers' room we thought of him as teh Red Spirit... Unfortunately, with the red mask he was looking a bit like an ancient Korean version of Spider-Man.
>Chong: Think ancient Tibetan T. Rex/Slash
lol

Mai apparently had another pair of those spring-loaded bolt launchers on her legs but I can't remember if she ever used them.
I'm surprised there were so many character-designs based on real people we hadn't heard about before (all the pirates from "The Waterbending Scroll" but the leader, Jeong Jeon, Due, Tho, Joo Dee, Chit Sang, and to a small degree Combustion Man).

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>>85831
She used them once int he second half of The Boiling Rock, I think.

>>85832

>Jeong Jeong and Bumi

you might as well say Murthaugh and Riggs!

anyway if you're going to get a buddy cop situation you will need an angry, screaming boss...

>>85840
I've got the perfect screenwriter for that:
http://theangrypolicecaptain.com/

>>85843
T"he Angry Police Captain thinks you're a loose cannon. "

>>85827
>the guy playing him in the Ember Island Players (voiced by Derek Basco.)

I did not know this.

Well, according Edgar Wright's blog, he and Mae Whitman enjoyed the video as much as we did.
http://www.edgarwrighthere.com/2010/08/25/scott-pilgrim-vs-the-last-airbender/

You know that panel at the end of vol.6, where Envy hugs Scott and the word CLOSURE is above their heads and he has this shiny-eyed, blissed-out smile on his face? Totes my face right now.

I'mma go see SP for a third time, I think.

Lo and Li.

>>85516
Iroh sandwich!

Okay folks, I know you guys like crackships.

http://community.livejournal.com/atla_crackfic/

Just.. just be polite, is all.

Bromance!

>>85731

HNNNNNG Zuko's smile in that last panel

>>85728

Be afraid, Jet. Be very afraid.
Or happy, if you like hot boys.

Oops, should have gone on the other thread

Then just delete it and repost.

No luck. Oh well.