90's Spider-Man was my first crush, my first, favorite "serious" cartoon (The Gargoyles rival for that spot, and I loved the Morbius arc (and the Spidey-reveals-his-identity-to-and-marries-MJ arc).

Toph also had a slightly biased reason to be fair to Zuko, as she and Iroh are friends.

He didn't "infiltratrate" Ba Sing Se; he moved there with Iroh, and did a pretty good job of keeping his identity secret, even when under pressure (confronted by Jet). All he really did at the end of Season 2 that was evil was allow himself to become Azula's puppet. That's not a good example of him doing something…

That trailer is so damned awesome. I love Mako's deadpan snark already. "So your best friend is a Polar Bear Dog? Somehow, that makes sense."

Love that line. Brings to mind The Little Mermaid song "Under the Sea."

In shonen, sometimes they stall for time *during* the ultimate battle for supremacy. But not the really good shonen, like Fullmetal Alchemist. (Fullmetal Alchemist reminds me of Avatar:TLA. It's set in a complex fantasy Western world imagined by a Japanese writer/artist, it deals with war, genocide, corrupt…

Wang Fire as Sigmund Freud!

Never heard that explanation, but it's interesting. A lot of fans have speculated that Aang's mentor Gyatso *did* bend the air out of the lungs of the Fire Nation soldiers who attacked him. Considering that they were about to massacre his whole race, I could see it only as a last-ditch effort by a very powerful bender.

Not racist if it's true! :P

Yue, Zhao and Jet practically died on-screen. I considered that bloodshed, y'know, without any actual *blood*