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Captain Cadaver said:
Of course. Not only i find it gr9, but a lot of people also loved the series. The reviews for it were pretty good too.
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Of course. Not only i find it gr9, but a lot of people also loved the series. The reviews for it were pretty good too.
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From a scale of 1 to over 9,000, just how epic is this music?
Ano me...ano me-da!
Ano me...ano me-da!
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It sucks. Metal and DragonBall don't go together. I can't stand Metal music either.SSJ2 said:
I know you didn't ask for my opponent but...
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8,999. Avoids being :9000 due to Solid State Scouter and a few Budokai tracks trumping it as far as Yamamoto's work goes.Fantastische Hure said:
Super's ost is so forgettable I scarcely remember it.SSJ2 said:
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Decent as a listen, but mediocre as a whole. The orchestra + guitar mix can be quite interesting, but overall it causes it to sound like one of the more throwaway tracks from Yamamoto's Budokai score or the Saint Seiya anime's ost.
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Future Trunks Saga had some good music, but other than that yeah...
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Do you have any favorite characters from Avatar?
Or alternatively any characters you dislike?
Or alternatively any characters you dislike?
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Zuko is the most developed one thus far, though his character arc was somewhat tarnished by his decision to ally with Azula at the end of Season 2 when considering how trusting her worked out last time. I'd probably say Iroh though due to being the most entertaining through his nonchalant attitude in most situations, coupled with the layers he shows on occasion such as his mourning of his dead son or his determination to get in shape whilst imprisoned.Pocket-God said:
As for least favourite, probably Mei due to her being unrealistically bored over almost everything, though she at least starts to act like less of a teenage caricature in Book 3. I'm also aware Ozai is a completely one-dimensional villain, so perhaps him as well. Overall, there aren't any characters I outright dislike, but there are a few bland ones I couldn't care less about.
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Which is your favorite type of bending? Feel free to count metal bending and blood bending as separate things if you'd like.
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Could go the cheap route of Energy Bending since it's basically the all you can need plot device, but for the sake of some balance, I'll say Air Bending due to the potential it could have if used properly in terms of control of objects and people essentially making it like the Force in Star Wars. Blood Bending would be the pick if it weren't for it being limited to a full moon being it's only time of use.
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Are you planning on watching legend of korra as well?
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You know the drill (do you?)...
Slow, jazzy, chillax version of Digimon Adventure 02 opening.
Slow, jazzy, chillax version of Digimon Adventure 02 opening.
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That's difficult since it'd depend whether or not we're talking from a writing perspective or from a user's perspective. For the former, probably the Mafuba, Taiyoken, Kaioken and Kikoho. For the latter, Zenkais, Boo tier regeneration and all of Hit's abilities.Keedounan said:
I'm already aware that it's SJWPocket-God said:
with a Mary Sue protagonist and contradicts many aspects of the original series' in universe logic in the same manner the new Star Wars trilogy is, so no. Probably wouldn't be that motivated to watch it even if that wasn't the case, given how Season 3 of ATLA has been pretty disappointing thus far.Noice. A slow, jazzy version doesn't capture the same feel as the fast paced opening, but it's still good in it's own right.Fantastische Hure said:
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Why do you dislike Rick and Morty?
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I liked the first season, though that's about it. A lot of it has to do with it's fanbase overrating it to the extreme, as for a comedy that's praised for it's depth, none of it's jokes are really that funny beyond a reference to edgy nihilism or blatant references to other works of sci-fi, both kinds of humour that are performed far better in Futurama. The premise and major appeal of the show also overstayed it's welcome. A protagonist that can get out of any situation works as good satire for the first few episodes where such is made apparent as a subversion of typical tense narratives in sci-fi. However, it becomes pretentious when the show actively attempts to have it's audience take things seriously or provide the possibility Rick won't work his way out of something, at which point there becomes no justification of him being a complete Gary Stu.Pocket-Gog~ said:
Even the more unique and smarter aspects of the series became devoid in Season 3, which is when the show completely fell apart by losing any substance and the SJW tendencies of it's creator coming to the surface. Instead of having more joke centred around philosophical topics, the show instead embraced it's referential and memeable material with such dumb moments as the Szechuan sauce or Pickle Rick. The show completely lost all credibility at the end of the Pickle Rick episode when Rick, the smartest being in the entire multiverse, gets talked down and made to look like an idiot by some random female psychiatrist of all people in an attempt at pushing a Feminist agenda.This is made more apparent by how much of a walking trainwreck it's creator Dan Harmon is, with him going completely apeshit over somebody who pointed out his hypocrisy in saying McDonalds should offer him money for popularising Szechuan Sauce when his show started off as little more than a Back to the Future parody.
Overall, I don't like it for the combination of a lack of good continuity, pretentious fanbase overrating it and a cuckold creator pushing his social-political views in a manner that breaks the show's in-universe logic.
The best praise I can give for it is that it's like Futurama....if you siphoned out all the humour, continuity,lack of polticial bias and decent character development that made that show leagues better.
