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[mention]ahill1[/mention] The song has good instrumental and lyrics with a decent way of conveying a protest against the IRA bombings. The vocals are fine as well, though I personally find the way the singer says Zombie in the chorus to be slightly grating.
[mention]Pocket-Gog~[/mention] I have been follow Star Wars Theory's Vader fan film for a while. The first episode was OK. It could've done without the dream sequence being obvious and unessential, especially when the nightmare of Padme tormenting Vader in his nightmares has already been done in Legends novels and Disney Canon comics, but it was an alright set up for this arc and far better than any Live Action thing Disney has actually done with the franchise.
[mention]Pocket-Gog~[/mention] I have been follow Star Wars Theory's Vader fan film for a while. The first episode was OK. It could've done without the dream sequence being obvious and unessential, especially when the nightmare of Padme tormenting Vader in his nightmares has already been done in Legends novels and Disney Canon comics, but it was an alright set up for this arc and far better than any Live Action thing Disney has actually done with the franchise.
and a bad YYH ripoff, but it at least had some role to play in the following arc by being a counter to the Quincies (I think, at least, since I dropped that arc long before they played a role) and it was honestly not too much worse than what had already been close to rock bottom with the Arrancar War and probably still better than the Thousand Year Blood War. By comparison, Legend of Whorra is a bastardisation of all the positives of the original such as the interesting world building, the necessity of training and having and its main cast still having interesting traits regardless of Season 3 butchering many of them, whilst Korra's steampunk world is nonsensical in itself and as an evolution, Korra can easily use multiple elements without any training and the main cast are either part of this Mary Sue's harem or not relevant enough to the plot to stand out. Also, rather than helping bridge the gap between the timeskip that would otherwise be helpful in showing events that would be just relegated to comics despite their importance on the narrative, it goes the route of The Force Awakens by just ignoring all that and just making it's own story where the most ties you'll see to events from ATLA are cameos. It ranks below Fullbring as whilst both are worthless, Fullbring at least isn't the bottom of its franchise's barrel (and for all Bleach's faults, at least it never pandered to SJWs, unless you count those 2 psuedo-comic relief trannies as pandering).
is really Batman.
