SQUEE! I love the beautifully detailed and coherent worldbuilding! I love the creatures! I love the realism-- supply lines, friendly fire, idealistic freedom fighters who don't care about civilian casualties, different currencies, and economies. I love that likable characters can still have scary temper tantrums and fits of depression. I love that there is strategy! I love the martial arts! I love the eunuchs behind the throne! I love the genuinely snappy dialogue! I love the exquisitely gorgeous animation! I love that there is BRAINWASHING!!! AWESOME!!!
I really disliked several unfunny fluff episodes early on, so I was relieved that once the ongoing narrative kicked in, it became compelling once again, and dispensed with the stupid hippies and swamp rednecks.
Though, I hate the romantic scenes. They clunk horribly. Also, everyone is twelve and it's creepy. Though Yoon and I fell into a fit of hysterics at imagining Zuko trying to court a girl, so that could be amusing if it ever happens.
yhlee has more coherent notes. Spoil us in any way, and die via pinpoint chi-strikes.
Oh, and I love Zuko and his emo. (He has emo with an emu!) I loved him standing on the mountaintop while the lightning basically mocked his pain.
I love uncle Iroh.
I love the all-girl hit squad.
I love Toph.
And I still love Aang (especially now that we've seen his unpleasant side) and Katara and Sokka. Probably especially Sokka.
I love the training scenes.
And since I despise and detest Mr. Slick-Talking, Cooler-Than-You, Straw-Chewing, Band-of-Merry-Rebels Jet, I was alarmed to see him fall in with Zuko, but relieved to see them end up on opposite sides, delighted to see Zuko cut off his twig, and delighted to see him GET BRANWASHED a la Clockwork Orange.
I really disliked several unfunny fluff episodes early on, so I was relieved that once the ongoing narrative kicked in, it became compelling once again, and dispensed with the stupid hippies and swamp rednecks.
Though, I hate the romantic scenes. They clunk horribly. Also, everyone is twelve and it's creepy. Though Yoon and I fell into a fit of hysterics at imagining Zuko trying to court a girl, so that could be amusing if it ever happens.
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Oh, and I love Zuko and his emo. (He has emo with an emu!) I loved him standing on the mountaintop while the lightning basically mocked his pain.
I love uncle Iroh.
I love the all-girl hit squad.
I love Toph.
And I still love Aang (especially now that we've seen his unpleasant side) and Katara and Sokka. Probably especially Sokka.
I love the training scenes.
And since I despise and detest Mr. Slick-Talking, Cooler-Than-You, Straw-Chewing, Band-of-Merry-Rebels Jet, I was alarmed to see him fall in with Zuko, but relieved to see them end up on opposite sides, delighted to see Zuko cut off his twig, and delighted to see him GET BRANWASHED a la Clockwork Orange.
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By season three Aang is like fourteen or so, definitely the youngest--Zoku and Sokka are accepted as young men, and Katara as a young woman.
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How are you getting that three years have passed by the second season? That makes no sense. Very little time has passed. It's only been a few months. Roku tells Aang that Sozin's Comet is coming at the end of the summer. He tells him on the winter solstice. The entire series only covers about six months.
Aang is still twelve in season three. Maybe thirteen, if he had a birthday.
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