>>35009 >As the troops continue to fight toward the enemy’s capital, Aang, Katara, Sokka, and Toph make their way through the Fire Nation, a hot, barren land full of active volcanoes, searching for a Fire Master willing to teach Aang Firebending. Wow, Book 3 was originally going to be a full invasion type story. Instead of sneaking like they did in the series, they'd accompany the Earth Kingdom army as it invades the Fire Nation. >Zuko grows his hair and takes refuge in a small village, living among his people for the first time in his life. Zuko Alone. They moved this start of Book 3 story to mid Book 2. >On the other hand, Katara perceives genuine change in Zuko and wants to use him as a guide through the Fire Nation. With no other options, Aang agrees to help Zuko in exchange for Firebending instruction. The kids cautiously accept Zuko into their group. More Zutara fuel. And Zuko was always going to be Aang's Fire Bending teacher. There's the outlines of his character arc here but it's a mess compared to how skillful it is in the series. Thinking again, Bryke places emphasis on Katara and Aang's relationship, then introduces Toph who's male here to be a rival, plus Katara who's somehow smitten for Zuko after all he's done. Remember it's not till the end of Book 2 that the two have a one on one conversation, especially after what happened at the North Pole. There's also no mention of Ursa here either, now that I think about it. A sympathetic character to Zuko that ends up killing Azulon. >Furthermore, once Zuko fights his Uncle, the Prince learns that his former teacher was under his father’s orders to teach him incorrect Firebending. Zuko fighting Iroh should never happen. Glad that was changed. >With his life threatened, Aang’s arrow tattoos begin to glow. His Avatar spirit awakens and uses the four elements to seals Aang inside a sphere of stone, similar to when the storm endangered his life So Aang was only supposed to us the Avatar State in the final fight? Hmm, that explains why they sealed it at the end of Book 2. >Nearby, Sokka and Toph discover a fleet of fully operational zeppelins preparing to take off. In the Fire Lord’s eccentric menagerie, Sokka finds Aang’s bison, alive. So the Zeppelins were always a thing, it's just they used Northern Air Temple to show the tech progress of the Fire Nation, from a small balloon to these airships.Appa also wasn't supposed to be in Book 3, the kids would travel with the army as it made it's way inland in the Fire Nation. >Zuko leads them through secret passages to his father’s chamber, where they encounter Zuko’s brother, Prince Azul. Azul’s Firebending is superior to Zuko’s, but with Katara’s help, they defeat the younger Prince, preventing him from helping his father battle Aang. Zuko and Katara were going to fight Azula in the final battle then, it was siblings first, then Katara finishes. >However, staying true to his ideals, Aang does not kill Ozai. Instead, using a technique available only to the Avatar, he takes away Ozai’s Firebending powers and leaves him a weak man. It's not mentioned but that is Spirit Bending. The buttpull at the end of the series was always going to be a thing, what a waste. >Aang and Momo reunite with Appa and fly off in search of the Air Nomads, whom Aang believes lives in an unexplored part of the world. Undercuts the whole "Last Airbender" part doesn't it. They were always going to put Air Nomads back in someway but them leaving the 4 nations to the Fire Nation seems out of touch. You could do a whole Jedi type thing, calling them pseudo-pacifists. >For example, during an Earth Kingdom’s ceremonial ‘good crop’ dance, in which custom forbids a child’s participation, Aang dances with the tribe’s elders. While he’s scolded for disrupting the sacred ritual, food miraculously falls from the sky. The elders stare in disbelief while the kids dance with joy. The tribe is forever changed because Aang shows them that sometimes the spirit of the planet listens to children when it can’t hear adults. Later, Aang rejoins Katara and Sokka and thanks them for throwing food off the flying bison just as he instructed Why wasn't this an episode instead of the Great Divide? >Fairly Odd Parents reboot mentions race alongside characters. Got the original proposal from Hartman here. Take a look at Spongebob and Thornberries, they're not just text documents. And that's it. About 40 pages but so many changes from the original design doc to actual series, usually for the better in alot of cases. A reminder that this was the original pitch by Bryke and the changes through out the series came from head writer, Aaron Ehasz. I think this just proves how Aaron changes the series for the better. He understood the world and changed it in a way that was ultimately a better story, even if Bryke hated him for it. Unrelated but Avatar: The Last Airbender – Quest for Balance is a new game coming out sometime in the next few months focusing on ATLA, looks to be an exploration and puzzle game. I'd be taking a look at that.

>>35008 >>35009 >>35010 Sorry for the Autism, I get that with ATLA. In comparison, the Korra doc is only 11 pages. Before that, a slight timeline. >Sozin's Comet is July 19th, 2008 >The Art of the Animated series is released May 19 2010 but has a forward by Shyamalan dated November 16, 2009. >Initial pitch for Korra is written 2nd of March, 2010. >Shyamalan movie released June 30, 2010 >First ep of Korra Book 1 is April 12th 2012 So while Bryke was collecting material for the artbook (read here: https://e-hentai.org/g/1236074/b48c6d2afd/)(There's a second edition but I can't find a .pdf for it and that came out in 2020), they were already pitching Korra. I think I remember hearing rumors around mid 2010 that a new series was coming but this confirms it. >Avatar Korra – Female, 17. Korra is a Waterbender with a fiery personality. She’s an athletic, confident, headstrong, tomboy who fully accepts and relishes her role as “The Chosen One.” Never one to be told who she is or what she can do, at the age of 4, Korra surprised her parents by proclaiming, “I am the Avatar!” I'm the Avatar, you gotta deal with it! Still dealing with it all these years later... >Korra has a good heart and always strives to do the right thing. Typical Mary Sue trait. Remember how Katara was described as this? >Fourteen-year-old Katara is the heart of the show. She is a caring and passionate teenage girl. Kindness and empathy are her most endearing traits. She is always the first to stop and use her healing abilities to help someone who is sick or hurt. I really do believe they wrote Korra the way they wanted to originally write Katara before Aaron stepped in. >Mako – Male, 18, Firebender. The tall, lean, and handsome Mako is the top fighter in the Bending Arena’s amateur league. Ahh, the Bending fighting. Useless additions to the show because Bryke saw MMA and wanted that in the show. >Bolin – Male, 16, Earthbender. Mako’s brother is expressive, high-spirited, and enthusiastic. Tried to create Sokka 2.0 and fell flat. >Amon is quickly gaining support among many classes of non-benders who feel that they are not being represented by the all-bender government. Amon was wasted. Oh he's a waterbender who can Bloodbend without a moon. Yah, that'll go over good. >Asami - Female, 17, non-bender. Mako’s girlfriend comes from a well-to-do, traditional, non-bending family of Fire Nation colonial descent that values status and wealth. Asami is very concerned with keeping up appearances – she is always made up and dressed beautifully whenever she’s out in public. >When Mako starts spending a lot of time with Korra, she gets very jealous. So Asami was originally pitched as straight huh. I do know Bryke changed her as the show went on in part due to fandom ships. Hmm. Sifu Toza, Mako and Bolin's Arena teacher and Ono, a reporter, were both scrapped. I don't think there's concept art of them in the Korra art books. >Zuko – Three years ago, Zuko (age 87) turned over the reins of the Fire Nation to his only son. Funny, Izumi must have been a change around when book 3 happened then. >Unlike “The Last Airbender’s” predetermined 3-season story arc, “The Legend of Korra” is designed to have self-contained, 12-episode seasons. The episodes within each season are continuous and chronicle one adventure in the story of Korra’s life. Each season will have a clear, satisfying conclusion, but will be written in a way that sets up a potential subsequent season. >satisfying conclusion Oh boy... That sure didn't happen. Not with how much it tore down ATLA. >When she arrives, Korra is in awe of the bustling, steampunk, industrial age metropolis. Even though she and her polar bear-dog look very out of place among the trolleys, suspension bridges, and skyscrapers, Korra feels at home in this land of freedom and opportunity, where citizens of all nations live side by side. Yes, because the 1920s are such an interesting time. >The basic concept is “Avatar in a modern era” where we explore the clash between tradition and modernity. All the epic drama, humor, and dynamic bending action of the original series are still here, but the setting has been updated to be reminiscent of New York, Hong Kong, or Shanghai at the turn of the 20th century. There's no hint that the Avatar is part of the planet, just says that Aang is reincarnated as Korra. So they abandoned the spiritual aspects to focus more on bending. >Korra breaks with established custom and decides to train all the bending arts at the same time, rather than in succession. Because she's the mary sue, just that good and you gotta deal with it. Yeah, there's not much here.

>>35007 Okay, actually posting stuff from that /co/ thread, just got distracted by the jangle keys of ATLA. https://vocaroo.com/11JtxDQgYq2m >TLDR it's just Hillenburg teaching an animator (she says she worked on south park) how to draw Spongebob, how to keep him consistent between scenes, how to make him look more like a sponge and not like cheese, etc very normal conversation Fuck, someone posted uncensored sailor mouth from Spongebob but the Vocaroo is deleted.

>>35016 All I could find for now, current thread if it updates: https://archive.is/I0Qfm

>>35014 Legend of Tumblorra was so woke that even Nick execs send it to the dead end channel, how unbearable you have to be to get the boot from the most political correct network?

>>35007 This is amazing, anon, downloading it right fucking now.

Any of them have characters in underwear?

>>35036 Yeah, here's a leak of josh and megan doing something fun.

>>35036 Why?

>>35038 Concept art pantsu is best pantsu. It means the original creators drew it.

Any storyboard jams?

>>35009 > Azula was supposed to be a dude. Toph was supposed to be a dude. They can't even make these changes anymore, because they are asked for by the diversity inquisitors managers who also ask for the characters to be flat, bland, and unlikable. Can you imagine a Toph that was written more like Rey? Gross. It's so very sad. Why did society have to go so wrong?

>>35069 Anon why do you type like a redditor?

>>35071 Que? Are the voices telling you things again. Anon, why are you so paranoid? God, all you fucking paranoid shits on this site. Everyone's fucking niggerpill, glownigger, twittertard, redditard, etc. Take your fucking pills.

>>35073 >Whats a board culture? Lurking? More? Me? Impossible. Fuck off faggot.

>>35002 Any idea how any of this got leaked?

>>35076 Uh... Internet?

>>35076 unpaid interns?

>>35076 The Jews.

>>35076 My best guess would be either a disgruntled intern because large companies like this never have good security measures in place to prevent leaks, or someone purposely leaking the stuff to garner interest in these shows to try to keep interest in the IPs alive.

>>35076 Apparently it was a hacker group that's tested Viacom's servers before. They found one with all this material that they released for free.

>>34996 So the full song of Catdog got also leaked: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=ETY87w6aBNI >>35093 Butch Hartman basically gave a great example on how it is in the industry, nobody's going to pay $30 for an unfinished sketch like if it's in patreon.

>>35007 Bellissimo

>>35020 >>35016 In case you do not know, links are encoded in Base64. You can encode using the Firefox command line and typing: atob("link to site") and decode using: btoa("jumbledmess==")

>>35008 >>35009 >>35010 >>35014 Hold up a second. I just recently started playing TLA vidya (Because I remember it being good), and the storyline for the movie feels like it as a whole 'nother bit of context has been added after this revelation with the ATLA bible leak and all the little details from it. Especially how the story differs. Is it possible that the reason why TLA movie was so "terrible" had nothing to do with Shama Llama Ding Dong being "unfaithful", but everything to do with Shama Llama being given the original pitch draft for the show, and trying to stay more true to that than the actual show that we got?

>>35008 >The intitial pitch makes (Katara) out to be kinda mary sue. Fucking Frank deleted my post pointing out that the character that spends the very first scene of the series calling her strawman brother sexist was already a Mary Sue. There's also a bit about how she's jealous that the chosen one is seemingly more talented and learns waterbending faster, but that gets forgotten fast as she does quickly overtake him again. She acts like a bitch all the time but the show treats almost all instances of her being a bitch as if she's not a bitch. All I've learned here is that Korra isn't just the trends of the original show being amped up to 11, it was just what the original series was supposed to be all along. It was already feminist as hell, but it was supposed to be even moreso.

>>35042 Anymore like that?

>>35131 It's probably half of what you say. According to wiki (yeah, I know), Shyamalan became aware of Avatar when his daughter wanted to dress up as Katara in 2007. He approached Paramount who gave him a $150 million dollars for 3 films if the first one succeeds. Bryke were initially enthusiastic because Shyamalan liked the martial arts and spiritualism of the show. But that's when things started to turn. The movie itself was aiming for a G rating, no PG. So bending attacks couldn't inflict damage on a person, hence 6 earth benders moving a single rock. Indeed the actual elements ended up being alot of CGI. Fire for instance not reacting in a way it would in real life, meaning that Firebenders would have to draw from a source like Waterbenders which isn't true to the show. They also started with the Bending scenes first before getting the shots that they wanted in the final cut to be enhanced later, sometimes a single attack would take 60 takes before the actor got the move set right. In a 2014 interview, Bryke said that they had a falling out with Shyamalan because they're advise wasn't being taken and Shyamalan was instead listening to producers who wanted that G rating. There was casting controversies and the runtime being 100 minutes, which was only 5 episodes of a 20 episode book meaning story elements got lost. The film the releases and it bombs spectacularly. Film hack Roger Ebert: >"The Last Airbender" is an agonizing experience in every category I can think of and others still waiting to be invented. The laws of chance suggest that something should have gone right. Not here. It puts a nail in the coffin of low-rent 3D, but it will need a lot more coffins than that. Shyamalan himself: >Shyamalan argued that his style and art-form of storytelling resulted in the negative reviews of the film and compared it to asking a painter to change to a different style: "I bring as much integrity to the table as humanly possible. It must be a language thing, in terms of a particular accent, a storytelling accent. I can only see it this certain way and I don't know how to think in another language. I think these are exactly the visions that are in my head, so I don't know how to adjust it without being me." > Dante Basco, the original voice of Prince Zuko, when he was asked what he thought of the Last Airbender film, he responded by saying that the show's creators, Konietzko and DiMartino, told him not to see it. I'd elect his unique directing style coupled with studio interference. They cut the Avatar title and ended up calling the film "The Last Airbender" because the movie was going up against Avatar (2009) which was still in theaters when this came out. And you know the absolute funny thing about this? Is Netflix is making a live action adaptation. Started 2020, Bryke wrote that they are committed to "culturally appropriate, non-whitewashed casting". Only end up leaving the project in 2021 saying “whatever version ends up on-screen, it will not be what Bryan and I had envisioned or intended to make.” Not only does it make me think that live action ATLA is cursed, it's also the 2nd time around and people still haven't learned that.

>>35008 And supplemental. Iroh is an Aaron creation, as he changed the pitched bible creation according to Bryan and that line in the description of Aang: >The Avatar is the incarnation of the planet as we wrote in the series bible, though we discarded this idea early. I don't know why they would. They go through the process of creating the Avatar cycle, then you tie it into be a personal manifestation of the balance of the planet. But nope, the Avatar is just some being who reincarnates. That's shallow for how the series likes to connect things together. Some of the first people they hired was Aaron, who Bryke knew from Mission Hill, you know his influence in the show by now, tardwrangling Bryke and being Lead Writer for the entire run essentially. They also hired Dave Filoni of SW fame, he was an animator on King of the Hill and a few other Disney shows but got to direct episodes here, 1, 2, 6, 10, 13, 14, 17 and 20. Dave only worked the first season though, he was poached by Lucasfilm for Clone Wars after this.

>>35007 Is this really the Ren & Stimpy Bible? I was always curious what the real concepts were. The pilot was very different then the show after.

>>35143 It should be offical.

>>35135 I don't think Katara is a Mary Sue and it mainly comes down to the way she's written. Katara is popular because she's supportive, protective and compassionate, things she gets from her mother. But that also becomes overbearing, meddlesome and tiring when the group has to rely on her, The Desert for example. Katara is written in such a way that there are constraints on her character to stop her going full blown Korra, she actually has to struggle to get accepted by Pakku, she's quite useless in fights for the first half of Book 1. I can understand why you would think that and I can see it, Korra being the Katara that Bryke wanted if Ehasz hadn't put limitations on her character. But as Katara is in ATLA, she's in that fine spot between main character and mary sue. >>35009 Supplemental 2: >Katara is furious with Aang; she believes that if Aang had not run away, then the war never would have started and her mother would still be alive. This is a scene from The Storm S01E12. In the Bibble, Bryke would have had Katara yell at Aang in this scene, saying if he hadn't run away, Kya would still be alive. It would have been absolutely bad for both their characters. Except, Katara understands, realizing that Aang has lost people he cares about too and tries to cheer him up. And as always, it was Ehasz that wrote this episode. I know I'm sucking Aaron off here but going through the series again and finding all the changes he made when comparing them to the bibble, I can see why the like of E;R was praising him in the first place. Origins of Toph.

>>35007 Are there any Loud House leaks? As in for up-comig episodes?

>>35010 Hopefully they improve the bending animations before release https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9w0HL80W0Vw

>>35007 Any reason for the repeat of the files uploaded with unique URLs? Are they different revisions?