Nickelodeon Greenlights Steampunk Sequel to Avatar: The Last Airbender
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*Gets down on knees* Dear God, please keep this from sucking.
The reason why it wsa popular with adults is because its one of the few TV shows that ever had continual, and believable, character growth. I recently watched Avatar beginning to end and at every point the choices the characters made were believable. Only annoying thing about the series is I have to import the DVDs from Europe as it was never shown (or just wasn't very popular) in the UK. Hopefully they'll keep the broad and bright animation style as that was one of my favourite things.
The reason why it wsa popular with adults is because its one of the few TV shows that ever had continual, and believable, character growth. I recently watched Avatar beginning to end and at every point the choices the characters made were believable. Only annoying thing about the series is I have to import the DVDs from Europe as it was never shown (or just wasn't very popular) in the UK. Hopefully they'll keep the broad and bright animation style as that was one of my favourite things.
I'm glad it was a kids show. The urge in the third season would have been to go "Darker and Edgier" but because it was on a childrens network it stopped them going too far and ruining it.Marik2 said:Yeah when I started to watch it I thought it was gonna be a kiddy show but I decided to keep watching and it got betterGigaguy64 said:
There is a reason that not a lot of things are steampunk...Jaredin said:
But still looking forward to it.
..WUT.Lissa-QUON said:
Oh that is cruel, man. "Hey you know that guy, you cared so much about? He died!
."I feel like a sad bear now.
Very very very excited for this development! I'm also looking forward to possible cameos by the original gAang (well, all of them except for Aang, since Korra being there means Aang's dead).
Well it wasnt a kids show by the third season it was just a bit more mature.Plinglebob said:*Gets down on knees* Dear God, please keep this from sucking.
The reason why it wsa popular with adults is because its one of the few TV shows that ever had continual, and believable, character growth. I recently watched Avatar beginning to end and at every point the choices the characters made were believable. Only annoying thing about the series is I have to import the DVDs from Europe as it was never shown (or just wasn't very popular) in the UK. Hopefully they'll keep the broad and bright animation style as that was one of my favourite things.
I'm glad it was a kids show. The urge in the third season would have been to go "Darker and Edgier" but because it was on a childrens network it stopped them going too far and ruining it.Marik2 said:Yeah when I started to watch it I thought it was gonna be a kiddy show but I decided to keep watching and it got betterGigaguy64 said:
Yes I agree that being dark and gritty could have ruined it but it was a bit "mature" by that I mean it makes you think.
They'll be dumb if he doesn't make some appearences like Roku did.Dr. wonderful said:..WUT.Lissa-QUON said:
Oh that is cruel, man. "Hey you know that guy, you cared so much about? He died!
I feel like a sad bear now.
Despite being a kids show, I was very happy it was not an immature show. It had some quality, mature writing and addressed plenty of serious topics in a way that was still accessible to children. Heck I'd say it already was pretty dark from the get-go, just not in the "grrrr!" way we're so used to.Plinglebob said:
There aren't a lot of shows that take children seriously, Avatar did and I was very happy about that.
Sokka is totally underrated. I heard Shamalaladingdong fucked him up royally in the movie, I cannot forgive him for that.cursedseishi said:
wooooooooooooooooohoooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nickelodeon have redeemed themselves and given us a reason to anticipate 2011. Hopefully they'll explain some of the questions that this generation gap will have raised like where all of the original characters wound up(and who with for the people that battle over silly crap like "Kataang Vs Zatara") and how the Air Nomads(thanks in large part to Aang Im sure) are reborn
Nickelodeon have redeemed themselves and given us a reason to anticipate 2011. Hopefully they'll explain some of the questions that this generation gap will have raised like where all of the original characters wound up(and who with for the people that battle over silly crap like "Kataang Vs Zatara") and how the Air Nomads(thanks in large part to Aang Im sure) are reborn
Well I wouldn't feel too bad, she's probably in her early teens, so Aang had a full life, living until his 60s. Though the fact that he had a son probably will make the Zutara fans lose their final glimmer of hope. I wouldn't be suprised to see some old faces though, like I'd imagine Sokka might be around as a member of the white lotus society.Dr. wonderful said:..WUT.Lissa-QUON said:
Oh that is cruel, man. "Hey you know that guy, you cared so much about? He died!
I feel like a sad bear now.
original series was one of the best cartoon I've ever watched (apart then spawn, batman, gargoyles, transformers, x-men, venture bros and a few others that i can't remember right now.)
YESYESYESYESYESYESYES!!!!!!
... and its even a good time too: people will probably be curious as to why people are so heavily advocating that the movie made the show look bad, so they could start watching it.
... and its even a good time too: people will probably be curious as to why people are so heavily advocating that the movie made the show look bad, so they could start watching it.
