>>38778 Oh and one of the writers is a literal fan-fic tier writer. https://www.imdb.com/review/rw9638405/?ref_=tt_urv

>>38776 Absolutely destroys the connection with Aang & Katara beginning their romance through the story of the lovers. >>38777 Aang channeling Kyoshi would be fine if it didn't take away from giving attention to Roku. The previous Avatar & the one who's failure to stop Sozin led the world to this state. >sapphic Never say that word again. Do not use their language. They're lesbians. Dykes. It's stupid enough already without pandering to these stupid PC terms like sapphic or wlw. The Mother of Faces is from the ATLA comic set right after the series about Ursa. There's absolutely no need to bring that or Wan Shi Tong into the story at this point. >>38778 >Mai, Ty Lee, & Azula are practically interchangeable down to their chubby faces, fat noses, & clothing They didn't even try to cast good looking actresses. Much less just actresses who can act.

>>38780 I would rather they have not brought the Mother of Faces in at all, the comics suck.

>>38751 This picture makes it abundantly clear that Katara is an insufferable cunt with a Napoleon complex.

Did the Indians get persecuted for being the only round eyes in a world of nips, chinks, and Eskimos?

>>38790 Funny you should mention that, Bumi is played by a Canadian actor of Indian descent. The Earth Kingdom seems to be a Punjab kingdom now instead of Han Chinese.

>>38782 Yes. >>38791 That's dumb.

Oh good lord. Imagine they make all of the Earth Kingdom indians now. Toph will get hit the hardest.

>>38800 I saw random white and black guys as background characters, it's entirely likely we might get black or white Toph.

>>38801 You know it won't ever be white. Especially not after Sokka's actor was revealed to not actually be native. They're gonna triple down on pointless diversity.

>>38802 True, they proved that by changing the Omashu founding story so that they were lesbians and replacing Roku's role in S1 with Kiyoshi.

>>38810 <Just roll over and die, goym! No.

>>38822 Wrong question, defeatist kike. Why should someone let shit like that spread?

Rumors of a new series. It's not looking good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXIXyZSjlOU https://knightedgemedia.com/2024/12/rumor-avatar-the-last-airbender-earth-avatar-tv-series-plot-details-revealed/?fsp_sid=73

>next Avatar only has Korra as his advisor and mentor Fate worse than death, the world is truly well and doomed.

Supposed leaked, (cough cough guerilla outrage marketing), storyboard stills for the new Avatar series. Allegedly going to be about a world remade by Korra following a cataclysm. New avatars are twins. One of which being this poor cripple girl. The other being the twin taken by the White Lotus to train because of course they'd be stupid enough to not take both twins just in case. Totally not a cheap writing contrivance.

Supposedly another leak.

>>42286 >We teased this series over the summer on Twitter and can verify that the next Earth Avatar will be female again, following Avatar Korra. She will first be seen as a homeless young girl alongside her animal guide, who looks like a large feline-type creature (the artist’s image above is for reference only and not associated with Avatar Studios or Paramount). She is also an amputee, missing her left leg. The series also takes place sometime in the future as the storyboards look like people ride on hoverboards, though it could simply be someone air surfing as the Airbenders should be pretty well established by this time. >umping right in, the four nations do not exist anymore. The series will establish that some unknown cataclysmic event will occur that Avatar Korra will be forced to stop. She will, in turn, be forced to reshape the entire world from the original four nations to seven new locations/countries or “havens.” (Which I am told could be the subtitle of the series). This would effectively make Avatar Korra the most powerful Avatar known in the lore due to her ability to break and remake the world on her own. I’m speculating, but I assume this event is what ultimately kills Avatar Korra, leading to the reincarnation of the Earth Avatar. >Once the new Earth Avatar is born, we learn she will actually be from a set of identical twin sisters. This has long been a fun fan theory on what would happen with twins. The recent novel The Reckoning of Roku played with this idea of establishing Roku had a twin who died sometime before he was announced as the Avatar. Nevertheless, these twins will be the focal point of the series. The White Lotus is expected to have taken one of the twins and raised her in wealth, as she is seen as the more powerful of the two. It’s unknown if they are separated at birth or as toddlers, but the second twin somehow ends up cast aside and forgotten. She grows up on the streets of one of the new “havens” with her animal guide. Eventually, the two twins are reunited and begin training together, as the non-Avatar twin is still very powerful and has actual training from The White Lotus. Again, this is speculation, but the series could eventually introduce both having a part of Raava in them; thus, technically, both are “the Avatar,” but that is unknown. They could also play with the Dark and Light Avatar stories again, but that seems like a retread of Legend of Korra season 2 and extremely underwhelming. Jesus. It's like every other paragraph just makes this shit worse.

>>42293 >Korra pulls an Age of Sigmar on the Avatar world

>>42286 The series is over Let it die already The glory will never come back after many bullshits were pulling out also use archives no direct linking.

>>42293 >She will, in turn, be forced to reshape the entire world from the original four nations to seven new locations/countries or “havens.” <Korra brought the end of the world At least her writing is consistent. >effectively make Avatar Korra the most powerful Avatar known She was already the most powerful Avatar ever, when she merged with Raava and became giant Korra to fight Vaatu at the end of season 2.

>>42293 >Four nations don't exist anymore >Avatar system works completely different >Map is entirely different Why did this need to be Avatar again? And how is it connected to the Last Airbender, the one everyone liked?

>>42300 It's connected to the Last Airbender, by being the sequel to "beloved" and "cherished" Legend of Korra.

>>38790 Jomons have round eyes.

>>42291 Life imitates shart.

>>42315 That just means we need better art.

>>42293 >disabled-but-not-really loli paired with an older Airbender male Bryke really wanted Aang/Toph, didn't they? From what I've read online, the leaked concepts show that the Kyoshi and Roku side stories were test beds for this series.

>>42359 >Korra finished what Ozai started Lmao.

>>38475 It's [CURRENT YEAR] +9, going on +10. Current Year Man started currenting it up in 2015. >>38555 >Personally I hate settings that never technologically progress without a good explanation for why technical advancement stays the same over such a long time period. Look at how long it took in reality. Ancient Egypt lasted so long, it was ancient to the Egyptians themselves.

>>42359 >Verified Twatter account with a Meryphilia avatar Why is my niche JRPGmaker porn becoming so popular? I don't like this. Toro needs to hurry up with his side games and make Black Souls 3 before his development process gets tainted by social media reactions.

>>42525 >Look at how long it took in reality. Ancient Egypt lasted so long, it was ancient to the Egyptians themselves. For reference Cleopatra was alive closer to the first McDonald's than the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza.

>>38555 Don't you think they jumped a head a bit too quickly? How long did it take us to discover the radio?

>>42537 >How long did it take us to discover the radio? About a century, from Alessandro Volta producing the first electrical current, to James Maxwell's theories on electromagnetism, to Heinrich Hertz successfully trasmitting electromagnetic waves through the air, to Guglielmo Marconi actually being the one who developed radio transmitters and receivers into a working and viable concept, to Landell de Moura actually being the first person to transmit the "human voice" wirelessly. And it should be mentioned that while these five men are very important, it's excluding all the thousands of other men who tested theories that proved to be wrong or found the discovery even earlier but didn't find a way to further utilize it or were told by other people that they were incorrect in their findings.