You also need air to pass through your vocal chords to speak. It doesn't make any sense to me that chi is the only thing that doesn't follow them when they astral project into the Spirit World.

I've been having the same problem. Do you have a disquis account separate from your one here?

Of course. "Sozin's Comet" may just be the best finale to a TV series ever made. It's definitely a contender. It hit every note it needed to and then some. Who would have thought Space Sword would get a proper sendoff?

FUCK YES. I agree entirely. I only wish I had the same reaction to the showdown with Vaatu and Unalaq.

If we knew it was possible to remove bending before the battle began then the ending to whole episode would have written itself from that point on

They can certainly communicate with spirits, though. They should be able to use their bending abilities in the spirit world on other things in the spirit world as well as they can talk to them.

Not a plot hole. We were introduced to the idea that you were wasted before we actually found out about it. The foundation was laid magnificently.

And it comes out of absolutely nowhere. The tree just so happens to have all these special abilities that can solve all of Korra's problems, and we're not introduced to any of those concepts before Tenzin starts talking about it. If we knew there was a Time Tree but didn't know it was the tree Vaatu was imprisoned in,…

And the Time Tree comes out of nowhere and solves all of Korra's problems.

It's definitely a strike against it, but it at least thematically works. He's able to defeat Ozai without betraying his pacifistic morals, and he was able to remove Ozai from power by literally removing his power. A different kind of castration.

1) The fight in the caves under Ba Sing Se is a perfect example of how to up the stakes by making the conflict more personal.

Exactly. That's why it's BS that they come up with a half-assed way to work around that.

It's just a shame he put a blabbermouth on his team.

Korra wasn't Aang, though, and Amon was still a worthy foe. But A:TLA went from one Fire Nation admiral to the Fire Lord's pychotic daughter to the Fire Lord himself. Each book was able to give us a more threatening Big Bad than the last. I don't think Book 3 can give us a more apocalyptic threat than Vaatunalaq, but…

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Would you ever consider doing a similar project on something you are less nostalgic for? For example, a follow up to a book like this might be one on late-90s to current Nick and how they refuse to let go of SpongeBob or The Fairly Odd Parents and let Dan Schneider put whatever borderline child porn he wants on the…

Possibly, but it's also likely he's just another League Assassin. I wouldn't be surprised if we didn't see any of Ra's himself this season.

Blech…I hope not. Still have a bad taste in my mouth from Miranda Tate.

Also, keep in mind that 75% - the clear majority, in other words - did follow it to the new channel and paid extra to get the bundle where it lives.