ayy lmao

HAHAHAH

bump

Did you ever watch it

its almost time, this should come back now/

Maybe I'll watch it when I'm suicidal so I'll gain the confidence to go through with it.

Quote from: Septy on October 16, 2014, 11:07:04 PM

Quote from: Comet on October 16, 2014, 10:37:20 PM

its almost time, this should come back now/

Wow I completely forgot.

And to think I was going to go to bed early to help my headaches.

no, off to sleep with you. it will be here when you wake up.

No pls

Episode 3

Quote from: Luke on October 17, 2014, 11:58:22 AM

Episode 3

Toph made that whole episode.

Spoiler

shhhhh
I haven't watched it yet <.<

Love Korra

Toph*

o shit, book 4 foreshadowing in book 3.

This is very relevant.

Love Korra

She is so damn cute.

I want someone to die. I seriously want Nick to bitch slap us in the face with some mature shit. It's nice to see that the words "killed", "die", "dead", etc are being used without restraint, but I'd like to see some more mature concepts more consistently throughout the series. Sure we got a couple flashes of deaths and shit like that, but I want it to be consistent and ongoing so it feels like shit really hit the fan this time.

Did you not watch Season 3?

I did, but no lasting changes happened other than Korra getting PTSD. Nobody really significant died other than the bad guys and the earth queen. They led us to believe otherwise, but lied to us in the following episodes. I wanted Tenzin and that one kid to actually die. The only shit that hit the fan was uneventful to say the least. If anything, Amon in season one was a hell of a lot more intimidating than season 3.

I'm just surprised that they even gave motion to someone dying, even the bad guys, when the original stayed away from that idea for so long. Having main characters die, or even having anyone die, doesn't make a series any better or more "Mature". It's like putting a sex scene in a movie, it only garners minor appeal to picky people who don't understand what "Mature" content is. IMO Korra dealing with PTSD is a lot more mature than anyone dying as it is an issue that people can legitimately relate to, and it isn't often expounded upon by mainstream entertainment.