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[GinaSzanboti]

Are they going to be streaming the future episodes? 

I was looking forward to watching this on my tv, but turns out my cable reception is so crappy that it was almost unwatchable compared to how good the preview eps looked on my computer.  :/

[GreatestMeatus]

Wonder no more, love them forever. I hope Nickelodeon gets right to releasing full-season sets of this show; I don't need to be dicked around.

[Nyanya]

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GreatestMeatus wrote:
Wonder no more, love them forever. I hope Nickelodeon gets right to releasing full-season sets of this show; I don't need to be dicked around.

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They already did release the full series on DVD years ago in season sets. Nick has actually done a very good job of not dicking people around in regards to the series.

[SaintCervixCancer]

Well, thank goodness. I know Rocko's Modern Life was before DVDs, but they diddled their sweet beans with the season sets of that show and other 90's classics.

I guess I owe you a Coke.

[God-Says-No]

well they replayed the episodes today (sunday) same time 11am so im assuming they will reair them on sundays

[God-Says-No]

nick is finally releasing all the old nick shows
angry beavers, rockos, aahh real monsters, even hey arnold
i plan on only buying hey arnold

[GinaSzanboti]

But that's on tv, with the same crappy resolution.  Will it be online somewhere, or was that just for the first two episodes?

Also, it at least ran at 3pm yesterday, so I hope they keep that up so I don't have to record the crappy reception.

[GreatestMeatus]

Alas, you were never that into beavers.

[cobrasks]

I like it .

I like the Steem Punk with bending atmosphere and I like that so far

the main characters are teenagers instead of younger children .

Gangsters and an  anti-bender rebellion thrown in to boot .

I was very hesitant on this series before I saw the first 2 episodes .

Now I'll look forward to  new episodes as much as I did the first series .

[HardcoreHunter]

I really like the show so far. The only problems that I have had which aren't major are that Tenzin's VA doesn't seem to do well with any emotion other than calm. There is one scene in particular where the dub job just looks and sounds awkward where he turns red and says "Don't bring my mother into this!". His son kinda freaks me out. I understand that the son is more of a staff thing based on one of their children, but I just see it as an awkward and kinda unneeded character who could have been replaced with a better one. As the one daughter's hyperactive nature already acts as a type of comic relief to the more calm/mature sister.

Korra I think they did a great job on in both design and character. It is funny to see the culture shock that people who are used to small towns face when introduced to a large city. Also how Korra originally altered her clothes by rolling up the sleeves shows some individuality. Also someone who has spent their whole life in the south pole I am sure would be hot wearing normal clothes in a city with no snow. I look forward to see how her character evolves, but I think they are having her learn airbending rather quick. Sure right now it's just the movements, but for Aang we didn't see him even learn waterbending till the 9th episode. Still for as hard as it was for him to learn earthbending he still learned the basics in one day.

The City reminds me of an 1950's america feel. Different cultures getting together, cars, and the clothes are all reminiscent of the 50's. The concept of the nonbenders fighting back for being treated as 2nd class citizens is an interesting one, and while the sport aspect is interesting I would rather not see too many episodes revolve around it if at all possible.

[SaintCervixCancer]

Steam-punk and reminiscent of 1920's China. That's what I say, and that's what goes.

[against_the_tides]

Aang also didn't even start learning any other bending until after being frozen, while we saw Korra using fire and earth as well as her native water while she was still a toddler or something.

[HardcoreHunter]

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against_the_tides wrote:
Aang also didn't even start learning any other bending until after being frozen, while we saw Korra using fire and earth as well as her native water while she was still a toddler or something.

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Well bending has a lot to do with emotional state. Korra being able to use 3 bending styles like a pro as a todler does make things odd with that. Aang was a prodigie in airbending and earned his arrows at an early age which symbolize that the person is a master airbender. It could be said that since Aang was taught by monks that he just focused on the spiritual aspect which is why he was an early airbending master. Whlie Korra focuses on the Physical side with emotions that help drive the other styles of bending.

[redsilversnake]

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GinaSzanboti wrote:

Will it be online somewhere, or was that just for the first two episodes?

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Anyone have an answer to this?

[HardcoreHunter]

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redsilversnake wrote:

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GinaSzanboti wrote:

Will it be online somewhere, or was that just for the first two episodes?

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Anyone have an answer to this?

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I think it's on VOD, but yes it is online if you know where to look.

[sohadow_swordsman]

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against_the_tides wrote:
Aang also didn't even start learning any other bending until after being frozen, while we saw Korra using fire and earth as well as her native water while she was still a toddler or something.

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Because this is Book 4: Air. We already saw Water, Earth, and Fire. 

My opinion on the show: different. I like how advanced everything is... And this new villain, Aman, looks pretty Nazzish. Can't wait to watch the rest of it, but this new series doesn't answer the big unanswered question from the last episode of Avatar: What the hell happened to Zuko's mother? Are they EVER going to explain that? Or perhaps I missed something? Anywho...the series looks promising, but most of my friends who were fans of the first series don't seem too appealled with this one. Can't see why, honestly. 

[mahala_la_la]

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sohadow_swordsman wrote:
What the hell happened to Zuko's mother? Are they EVER going to explain that?

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Probably not.

[sohadow_swordsman]

I just did research. It's supposed to be explained in the upcoming 'sequel' of The Last Airbender called 'The Promise.' It'll be in the form of a comic book, however.

[AS_anime_watcher]

Psyched for more Avatar tomorrow!

[stardust_whispers]

I've  enjoyed the first two episodes. Can't wait for more.

[JQuest15]

Nice umm.....Title i guess. Sounds like you really mean it so it fits.

Episode: Revelation

Triple Threat sounds freakin awsome, and with that much ca$h i'd changed my name to Spitta Andretti. I'd take the job just like Bolin. Obviously the wrong thing to do but i'd do it.

The group of guys they fight against are some sick @$$ Ninjas. No bending but they kick butt, Chi-Blockers? Freaking Sweet, liking the opposition The Equalists, a real cool enemy.

I'm surprised though, i used to get mad at Aang for being too patient; GET IT OVER WITH. Now i'm getting angry at Korra for NOT being patient; DAM GIRL CALM THE HELL DOWN.

Really liking this ep so far.

EDIT: Really liked this ep alot. The Equalists are some neat bad guys wiht awsome moves and great gear. Amon seems like a awsome character for a bad guy and Steve Blum is a nice touch for that character. Taking Bending away for good? That was awsome i wonder how he came across such an amazing ability, Korra has alot on her plate

Fav quote from the show for now "What You Benders Need To Understand Is, There Is No Place For You Any More"

[GinaSzanboti]

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sohadow_swordsman wrote:

Can't wait to watch the rest of it, but this new series doesn't answer the big unanswered question from the last episode of Avatar: What the hell happened to Zuko's mother? Are they EVER going to explain that? Or perhaps I missed something?

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I don't think you missed anything.  When Korra first met Aang's granddaughters, one of them was trying to ask "what happened to Zuko's mom!!" but the other little bouncy chatterbox jumped in with a thousand rapid-fire questions before Korra had a chance to say. 

So they didn't forget to tell us, and they know we're waiting to find out.  We'll just have to wait a little longer.

[mahala_la_la]

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GinaSzanboti wrote:

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sohadow_swordsman wrote:

Can't wait to watch the rest of it, but this new series doesn't answer the big unanswered question from the last episode of Avatar: What the hell happened to Zuko's mother? Are they EVER going to explain that? Or perhaps I missed something?

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I don't think you missed anything.  When Korra first met Aang's granddaughters, one of them was trying to ask "what happened to Zuko's mom!!" but the other little bouncy chatterbox jumped in with a thousand rapid-fire questions before Korra had a chance to say. 

So they didn't forget to tell us, and they know we're waiting to find out.  We'll just have to wait a little longer.

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I believe it was Katara she asked, not Korra.

[GinaSzanboti]

Yes you're quite right.  Thanks. 

What I still want to know is where Oogi came from.  I thought Appa was the last of his kind.

[Pyro_Metal]

Naga and Pabu will have the most beautiful friendship in the series.

Also...

Grrrrr I want to ship Korra with Bolin but Mako is in the way
Oh well