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16 Feb, 2018
Best Cartoon Ever
7 of 7 found this helpful If you have not seen Avatar the Last Airbender yet, drop whatever you are doing and go watch it. Let me preface this by saying that the title is not an overstatement. Avatar the Last Airbender is the best cartoon ever made. Let me explain why:
- First, the characters are all amazing and unique. The development that happens in just 3 seasons for these characters is incredible. It is amazing that these characters are on a "kid's" TV show. I put kid in quotations because this show can be enjoyed by any age.
- Second, Avatar the Last Airbender can make you cry, it can make you laugh, it can pump you up, essentially it can do everything a good TV show is supposed to do.
- Third, despite being made in the mid-2000s the animation is incredible, the fight scenes are beautiful, and the overall quality is just astounding.
- Fourth, the fact that this is an episodic series is so incredible. By episodic, I mean that most every episode is its own contained story while they still add to character development or enhance the overall story. Unlike a Netflix TV show, once you watch Avatar the Last Airbender through once, you can easily go back and watch your favorite episodes without being left on a cliffhanger (for most, some episodes are part 1 and part 2).
- Fifth, there is virtually no filler. Basically every TV show has filler episodes, but not Avatar the Last Airbender. Every single episode either provides us with character development or furthers the overall story. No episode is useless, and that is the beauty of the show. Every episode has meaning and is necessary.
- Sixth and finally, the world building is incredible. With just 3 seasons, it is astounding how they made this immense world with so much rich lore. The environments and settings are so incredible.
In conclusion, like I said before, go watch this if you have not seen it. If you have seen the sequel series (The Legend of Korra), and have not seen this, you are hurting yourself. This series is better in just about every single way, which is sad considering The Legend of Korra had this as a model and came out later so it had more technology for animation. I could go on and on why this series is so amazing, but the 6 reasons I gave should be enough to convince anyone who has not seen this to go out and see it now.
28 Apr, 2017
Simple, but extremely effective
1 of 1 found this helpful I was not expecting this stand to be as effective as it actually is. It seemed like a simple thing, but it was easy to set up and now my saber looks great on my wall. If I ever get another saber, I will be buying another one of these to go with it.
16 Dec, 2016
Best Book Ever
I want to keep this review short, sweet, and to the point. This book is easily a 10/10 for me. Let me offer a bit of advice for if you should buy this book. If you have seen the tv series, buy the book. I watched the series first and read the book after, and I really like it this way. If you like reading in general, obviously buy the book. If you like good characters, buy the book. If you want to be taken into the world of the late 50s and early 60s, buy the book. Finally, if you simply want to be lost in a story, buy the book. I will be honest, I am not a big reader at all. I hadn't read a book that wasn't required for school in years. However, once I started reading this book, it only took me 1 week to finish all 830 or so pages (and these are big pages). I think my predisposition to the story really helped, because I absolutely love the TV series. However, I think this is a story that everybody should read/see, regardless of which version of the story you take in first.
*I do want to offer some advice, like I said, I read this after watching the TV series. I highly recommend doing the same. Because the TV series is great, but people who read the book first seem to not like the TV series, and some hate it. I recommend watching the TV series first, and if you like the story, read the book.