The Town of Odyssey

Termite wrote:SO. I had never seen this before, but once I heard Dave Filoni was one of the directors I was totally sold.

I'm halfway through season 3, and this is hands down one of the best animated series I have ever watched It's also one I haven't really seen any spoilers for; I ignored it on the olden days of Tumblr, and there wasn't as much immediately on the internet like things are now, so it's been super fun. The character development is amazing. I have laughed out loud, cried, and squeed more than once.

There also might've been a "DAAAANG UNCLE IROH WOOOOO!" during the episode where Uncle Iroh is working out and drops his robe to reveal his shredded self. I wish I felt embarrassed, but I don't. Gotta love a hunk who loves tea, amiright?

Termite wrote:SO. I had never seen this before, but once I heard Dave Filoni was one of the directors I was totally sold.

I'm halfway through season 3, and this is hands down one of the best animated series I have ever watched It's also one I haven't really seen any spoilers for; I ignored it on the olden days of Tumblr, and there wasn't as much immediately on the internet like things are now, so it's been super fun. The character development is amazing. I have laughed out loud, cried, and squeed more than once.

There also might've been a "DAAAANG UNCLE IROH WOOOOO!" during the episode where Uncle Iroh is working out and drops his robe to reveal his shredded self. I wish I felt embarrassed, but I don't. Gotta love a hunk who loves tea, amiright?

I did begin to "watch" the film once I found out it was off of season 1, but then I ended up skipping through and just catching highlights at which I could snort. Snort, I did.

MonkeyDude wrote:That being said, there is a very special place in my heart reserved for Appa and Appa alone.

I had to verbally talk myself down from buying a giant Appa plushie I'm still slightly regretting it, but alas - I don't need it

snubspaw wrote:

I agree! That was such a great moment! I love it when they show us just how powerful Iroh is as a bender.

snubspaw wrote:

Termite wrote:SO. I had never seen this before, but once I heard Dave Filoni was one of the directors I was totally sold.

I'm halfway through season 3, and this is hands down one of the best animated series I have ever watched It's also one I haven't really seen any spoilers for; I ignored it on the olden days of Tumblr, and there wasn't as much immediately on the internet like things are now, so it's been super fun. The character development is amazing. I have laughed out loud, cried, and squeed more than once.

There also might've been a "DAAAANG UNCLE IROH WOOOOO!" during the episode where Uncle Iroh is working out and drops his robe to reveal his shredded self. I wish I felt embarrassed, but I don't. Gotta love a hunk who loves tea, amiright?

OH! That is so FUN! You are getting to experience a great show for the first time even though it's been out for years. I'm so glad you didn't get completely spoiled either! Makes it even better!

MonkeyDude wrote:This makes me so happy honestly haha! Dave Filoni is the bomb, man! I think one of the few things that could have made the show better was if he had stuck around.

MonkeyDude wrote:

snubspaw wrote:

I agree! That was such a great moment! I love it when they show us just how powerful Iroh is as a bender.

Oh for sure!

Especially that one scene where Azula has Iroh and Zuko corned at the palace in Ba Sing Sa I believe and he just straight up spews fire out of this mouth.

"Why do you think they call me the dragon of the West??"

"Leaves From the Vine," though

Termite wrote:I would also like to officially update you and let you know I finished the show the next day. Totally worth it

Termite wrote:

MonkeyDude wrote:This makes me so happy honestly haha! Dave Filoni is the bomb, man! I think one of the few things that could have made the show better was if he had stuck around.

Is that why Legend of Korra got (so I've heard) weird?? A friend told me she didn't like it compared to the original series.

Termite wrote:

"Why do you think they call me the dragon of the West??"
"Leaves From the Vine," though

MonkeyDude wrote:Anyways I'm super pumped you enjoyed the show! Yeah, Korra, in terms of writing, comes short of The Last Airbender's legacy in my opinion but there's still some great stuff in there.

Primarily Amon and Tarrlok's endgame

Petrichor wrote: ↑Fri Feb 26, 2021 2:04 pm
https://ew.com/tv/nickelodeon-expanding ... mated-film

I was bummed to hear that the original creators parted ways with Netflix on the live-action series, but I think I like this better.