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Agent White,
Posted on: 2012-06-19 18:43 in Comic and Hero-Villain Culture
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Originally Posted by ketch
And just where did Yakone learn the technique?
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In the end, he's probably glad he got skipped over for that boat ride anyway.
Actually, I'm not he's horrible...even though the Boat SNL skit was pretty epic.
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Originally Posted by ketch
In the end, he's probably glad he got skipped over for that boat ride anyway.
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It took me all of about 3 minutes after seeing my first episode of Avatar to wonder about the effect of waterbending on carbon-bags filled 80% with water. That and the possibilities of an airbender with the contents of someone's lungs.
Is it really so hard to imagine that someone besides Hama would actually try it?
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Originally Posted by Matuse
It took me all of about 3 minutes after seeing my first episode of Avatar to wonder about the effect of waterbending on carbon-bags filled 80% with water. That and the possibilities of an airbender with the contents of someone's lungs.
Is it really so hard to imagine that someone besides Hama would actually try it? |
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Originally Posted by Tater Todd
I guess me and you are the only ones. Even if you consider the knowledge and technology back then I would of still tried to water bend after an animal drinks thinking that it would help me bend them...only to discover that they are mostly made out of water.
There are other tricks that I would try with the other elements also like making vacuums with airbending or pressurized globes of air ect. |
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Originally Posted by Tannim222
I'm hoping that the mystery behind the new blood bending ability is further explored in the up coming season.
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Funny
Avatar Kioshi deserves her on Series lol. She probably wouldn't need a team avatar lol...especially considering how powerful she is heh....and her huge lady feet lol.
Lawls even the previous air bender avatar would have told him that
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Originally Posted by Cheetatron
Lawls even the previous air bender avatar would have told him that
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| If she was a Airbender. Kioshi was the last Earth Nation Avatar, IIRC... |
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Originally Posted by Matuse
He means the last Air Nomad Avatar, Avatar Yan-Chen (sp?). Aang spoke to her briefly when he was trying to come up with a way to beat Ozai.
She was pretty emphatic that killing people was A-OK in her book. According to Word Of God sources, nobody ever tried to start any trouble at all for a generation after Yan-Chen -died-, she was so intimidating and willing to do anything to preserve peace. |
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Originally Posted by Tymers_Realm
If it was Yan-Chen in the pic a few posts up, I'd have no issue. But since it's Kioshi in the pic, a correction was needed.
Thank you for the time... |
LOL. Yes even in the show Yan Chen was like "Yo Ang, Dog you gots to do whachu gots to do ya heard?" (Imagine that being spoken in Exibits voice.)
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Originally Posted by Matuse
He means the last Air Nomad Avatar, Avatar Yan-Chen (sp?). Aang spoke to her briefly when he was trying to come up with a way to beat Ozai.
She was pretty emphatic that killing people was A-OK in her book. According to Word Of God sources, nobody ever tried to start any trouble at all for a generation after Yan-Chen -died-, she was so intimidating and willing to do anything to preserve peace. |
| Air Nomad isn't a term I've heard in awhile |
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Originally Posted by Matuse
I use Air Nomad because Aang used Air Nomad, but the term never made much sense to me. They all live in giant (immobile) monestaries. How nomadic would we really describe them?
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Well Aang talked of some of them moving around a lot...and some Tibetan monks used to travel quite a bit no?
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Originally Posted by Matuse
I use Air Nomad because Aang used Air Nomad, but the term never made much sense to me. They all live in giant (immobile) monestaries. How nomadic would we really describe them?
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I love Stand up comic Amon.
Word on the street is that they have finished writing the story for Season 2! I hope they take their time with this...I want Quality not Quantity!