iKarnezar
Greedy Capitalist
It sucked, but instead of writing out everything as it comes to me, I'll just follow the finale as it goes. Now, not everything is bad, but there are some things that just kinda confuse me-things that are left unexplained.
Like Hiroshi explaining that in time, bending will no longer exist. Does that mean removing one's bending removes their ability to pass on the gene? Well Yakone proved that one wrong, but no matter-it's propaganda at it's best.
Korras still as impatient as ever-she obviously didn't learn her lesson from both "The Revelation" and "A voice in the night" that rushing into battle is wrong. You'd think her fear of Amon would make her more cautious and careful-like an Airbender, but whatever.
For some reason there's a colony of homeless people living underground. Ignoring how something that massive could escape Amon's watch-why are they down there? The benders are obviously hiding, but what about the non-benders? Amon hasn't been shown to threaten or torture non-benders for information, so they're pretty safe. There's also the question of how they found that homeless man, and how they've been living there...
Mako and Korra are still close as hell-Mako's not even trying to stay loyal to Asami at this point. It's ridiculous-Asami is nothing more than eye-candy with a shiny glove. A glove that apparently isn't that useful anymore since Mako and Korra learned how to take out chi-blockers somehow. . .
Is Amon really removing bending one by one? I know he's just an overhyped Waterbender, but some spirit world interactions to help him would've been better. Fusing with an angry Avatar-hating spirit in order to remove bending from an entire area at once.
Iroh ll is the only one to survive the ambush and no one cares about his team. . .some general. . .hell some fleet-they're more useless than the Metalbending police. But yeah, everyones jumping overboard and dying like it's Pearl Harbor and Korra can't save anyone. Lawlz. Also, if Amon knows Iroh ll is coming with his fleet, why are there not Chi-blockers surrounding the harbors?
Nice debut Iroh ll-you almost die and you have to call Bumi for help...and he doesn't appear until the very end...
Why does a hobo have access to technology that can send messages? And why can he send a message to a commander of a United Forces general? Aren't there security concerns with that kinda stunt?
I think Mako got tired of stopping Korra from running after Amon headfirst that he decided, "******** it," and let her do it, so long as can tag along. Korra running headfirst into dangerous territory is almost as ******** retarded as Mako volunteering so eagerly to run off with her. It's not like Bolin or Asami care enough to help Korra it seems. . .
Mako's "I care about you" to Asami sounds like a, "if I die, I want you to know I love you" at first, but soon enough we find out it's this shallow, "You suck, Korra doesn't-if I die, at least it's with her lolol." ******** douche...
It's funny how a Fire Nation general can tell Hakoda isn't a fellow general but the Lieutenant can't tell Korra and Mako are fakes because they didn't know about the rally. I guess he was impatient or anxious since Amon was nearing victory, but still. .
"I'm Amon's brother." How freaking cliche...
Tarlokk looks more like Yakone's post-operation face than his regular one...watdafuq?
So Noatok bloodbent Yakone to defend Tarrlok. He also seems to recognize the Avatar as the strongest being in the world and has no interest in carrying out Yakone's wishes. So, he wants to be free pretty much, and bring Tarrlok with him. So what does he do? He runs off and instead of fearing or acknowledging the Avatar's powers, he turns against it. He also uses his ability to do what Yakone wanted him to do-take over Republic City. What the actual ********. I can see if he hates bending so much that he wants to get rid of it completely-but appeasing to the spirits would've been better than using bending to try and eliminate it.
Tarrlok apologizing. . .so typical of an anti-hero. . .
"So much for our ambush.." ~ Korra
WHAT AMBUSH?! You can't even take out two regular Chi-blockers! classified_fu
Korra's plan is to reveal Amon's bending. . .how does she plan on doing that if he can easily beat her without it? And why does she think she can take away his true power? I hope she means the power to sway people, because if she thinks she can take away his Bloodbending somehow, she's god awfully retarded.
"Amon can't know anyone spoke with me." ~ Tarrlok
Jesus ******** Christ, you told them AMON IS A WATERBENDER. Who else knows that? It'll be too ******** obvious that Tarrlok was the one that told them if Korra and Mako plan on revealing that fact, especially since their stupid plan was to simply scream out, "Amon's a bloodbender!" because he's totally going to reveal that ******** tidbit of knowledge now that the Avatar, Republic City's questionable hero, told them. What's funny is he ACTUALLY DOES later on! classified_fu
"Why would there be fence posts but no fence?" ~ Asami
I don't know whats stupider; her saying that and not being careful (or stealthy, since she's walking around in the snow in BLACK), or the fact that Iroh ll also fell for it. Bolin doesn't surprise me honestly.
I don't see why Amon is acting so defensive when Korra shouts out his true past. She has no proof-there was no reason to remove his mask and stall the rally just for her. Her story does sound odd, considering she's trying to make people believe you can take bending using Bloodbending. Whose going to believe that?
Somehow Tenzin and his family were captured-and Lin's sacrifice was for nothing. We could've at least saw how he managed to get captured-and not left it out as something unimportant.
It's odd that Iroh ll and Bolin aren't shipped off to Amon once captured. Asami I can understand, since Hiroshi wants to talk to her. But the rest are kept locked up? With NO security? And how the hell did Naga get in when the "fence posts but no fence" are surrounding the place? And somehow no one hears Naga tearing apart metal. . .
Mako and Korra are running on the walls. . .what the ******** is this s**t? And for some reason they're beating the Chi-blockers so badly that Korra has enough time to run off and save Tenzin. This makes absolutely no sense...
Amon didn't need to bloodbend Mako and Korra-he could've defeated them on his own. Plus him moving around on his own is extremely bizarre-he always has bodyguards with him-mostly the Lieutenant. They're not so big a threat that Amon has to resort to his bloodbending to defeat them-if Korra was in the Avatar state, then yeah, but she wasn't. She's still the same little girl from before.
Hiroshi going insane and fighting Asami has to be a mirror of Azula's craziness during her fight with Zuko. I don't see how Hiroshi could choose hatred over Asami, especially since it's derived from the love for his wife-but whatever, I guess there's no hope for redemption for anyone. Hiroshi is captured and never sees the error of his ways. . .
Damn, Amon didn't even try to explain anything to Lieutenant-he just threw him aside. So much for equality-Amon just wants power at this point. Speaking of which, how exactly did Mako escape his bloodbending? I suppose KNOWING he's a bloodbender accounts for something-though not even Avatar Aang could escape Yakone's bending on his own.
Why is Amon complimenting a bender? It's extremely unlike him to acknowledge bending as something great or powerful. It's supposed to be a tool for destruction-no matter how strong-it needs to be destroyed.
Korra learns how to Airbend while under stress and pressure. She's impatient, irrational, scared, and rash. Somehow, that awakens her spiritual side, even though that's the total opposite of being spiritually aware. And Airbending-the element of freedom, patience, and peace-is unlocked when Korra needs to destroy someone the most? That makes no sense whatsoever-it would've been better if she entered the Avatar state. Stress is basically what triggers it. On top of everything else, Korra escapes his bloodbending through willpower. You're not supposed to be able to do that-unless you're in the Avatar state. It's like Amon is just getting weaker and dumber as the show goes on, or rather, this finale.
Amons drowning so instead of just resurfacing he creates a massive monsoon of water that shows off his bending. His scars are makeup, his stories a lie, and the first thing he does is run away. Everything that lead up to this-Amon running away and letting Tarrlok free to start a new life. We don't even know what the hell Amon wants-he changes his mind so much. He doesn't try to continue his revolution, he rejects bloodbending and then uses it constantly, and now he wants a peaceful life for whatever ******** up reason. This is the man who was bombing different buildings just weeks prior. . .
Bumi appears-and does nothing. . .
Tarrlok and Amon are both dead because Tarrlok can't see them not ******** up in the future. Assuming Tarrlok knows how much of a d**k he himself is, and he realizes that Amon is too fickle for his own damn good, it's no surprise he just wants to kill them both.
Korra reaches the Avatar state and gets her bending back, and then proceeds to give everyones bending back. Mako admits he loves her, and she loves him back. I don't even need to explain how ******** stupid all that is. . .
Well, there's my rant. I'm tired as hell, so that'll be it for today. Bai nao.
inb4
Like Hiroshi explaining that in time, bending will no longer exist. Does that mean removing one's bending removes their ability to pass on the gene? Well Yakone proved that one wrong, but no matter-it's propaganda at it's best.
Korras still as impatient as ever-she obviously didn't learn her lesson from both "The Revelation" and "A voice in the night" that rushing into battle is wrong. You'd think her fear of Amon would make her more cautious and careful-like an Airbender, but whatever.
For some reason there's a colony of homeless people living underground. Ignoring how something that massive could escape Amon's watch-why are they down there? The benders are obviously hiding, but what about the non-benders? Amon hasn't been shown to threaten or torture non-benders for information, so they're pretty safe. There's also the question of how they found that homeless man, and how they've been living there...
Mako and Korra are still close as hell-Mako's not even trying to stay loyal to Asami at this point. It's ridiculous-Asami is nothing more than eye-candy with a shiny glove. A glove that apparently isn't that useful anymore since Mako and Korra learned how to take out chi-blockers somehow. . .
Is Amon really removing bending one by one? I know he's just an overhyped Waterbender, but some spirit world interactions to help him would've been better. Fusing with an angry Avatar-hating spirit in order to remove bending from an entire area at once.
Iroh ll is the only one to survive the ambush and no one cares about his team. . .some general. . .hell some fleet-they're more useless than the Metalbending police. But yeah, everyones jumping overboard and dying like it's Pearl Harbor and Korra can't save anyone. Lawlz. Also, if Amon knows Iroh ll is coming with his fleet, why are there not Chi-blockers surrounding the harbors?
Nice debut Iroh ll-you almost die and you have to call Bumi for help...and he doesn't appear until the very end...
Why does a hobo have access to technology that can send messages? And why can he send a message to a commander of a United Forces general? Aren't there security concerns with that kinda stunt?
I think Mako got tired of stopping Korra from running after Amon headfirst that he decided, "******** it," and let her do it, so long as can tag along. Korra running headfirst into dangerous territory is almost as ******** retarded as Mako volunteering so eagerly to run off with her. It's not like Bolin or Asami care enough to help Korra it seems. . .
Mako's "I care about you" to Asami sounds like a, "if I die, I want you to know I love you" at first, but soon enough we find out it's this shallow, "You suck, Korra doesn't-if I die, at least it's with her lolol." ******** douche...
It's funny how a Fire Nation general can tell Hakoda isn't a fellow general but the Lieutenant can't tell Korra and Mako are fakes because they didn't know about the rally. I guess he was impatient or anxious since Amon was nearing victory, but still. .
"I'm Amon's brother." How freaking cliche...
Tarlokk looks more like Yakone's post-operation face than his regular one...watdafuq?
So Noatok bloodbent Yakone to defend Tarrlok. He also seems to recognize the Avatar as the strongest being in the world and has no interest in carrying out Yakone's wishes. So, he wants to be free pretty much, and bring Tarrlok with him. So what does he do? He runs off and instead of fearing or acknowledging the Avatar's powers, he turns against it. He also uses his ability to do what Yakone wanted him to do-take over Republic City. What the actual ********. I can see if he hates bending so much that he wants to get rid of it completely-but appeasing to the spirits would've been better than using bending to try and eliminate it.
Tarrlok apologizing. . .so typical of an anti-hero. . .
"So much for our ambush.." ~ Korra
WHAT AMBUSH?! You can't even take out two regular Chi-blockers! classified_fu
Korra's plan is to reveal Amon's bending. . .how does she plan on doing that if he can easily beat her without it? And why does she think she can take away his true power? I hope she means the power to sway people, because if she thinks she can take away his Bloodbending somehow, she's god awfully retarded.
"Amon can't know anyone spoke with me." ~ Tarrlok
Jesus ******** Christ, you told them AMON IS A WATERBENDER. Who else knows that? It'll be too ******** obvious that Tarrlok was the one that told them if Korra and Mako plan on revealing that fact, especially since their stupid plan was to simply scream out, "Amon's a bloodbender!" because he's totally going to reveal that ******** tidbit of knowledge now that the Avatar, Republic City's questionable hero, told them. What's funny is he ACTUALLY DOES later on! classified_fu
"Why would there be fence posts but no fence?" ~ Asami
I don't know whats stupider; her saying that and not being careful (or stealthy, since she's walking around in the snow in BLACK), or the fact that Iroh ll also fell for it. Bolin doesn't surprise me honestly.
I don't see why Amon is acting so defensive when Korra shouts out his true past. She has no proof-there was no reason to remove his mask and stall the rally just for her. Her story does sound odd, considering she's trying to make people believe you can take bending using Bloodbending. Whose going to believe that?
Somehow Tenzin and his family were captured-and Lin's sacrifice was for nothing. We could've at least saw how he managed to get captured-and not left it out as something unimportant.
It's odd that Iroh ll and Bolin aren't shipped off to Amon once captured. Asami I can understand, since Hiroshi wants to talk to her. But the rest are kept locked up? With NO security? And how the hell did Naga get in when the "fence posts but no fence" are surrounding the place? And somehow no one hears Naga tearing apart metal. . .
Mako and Korra are running on the walls. . .what the ******** is this s**t? And for some reason they're beating the Chi-blockers so badly that Korra has enough time to run off and save Tenzin. This makes absolutely no sense...
Amon didn't need to bloodbend Mako and Korra-he could've defeated them on his own. Plus him moving around on his own is extremely bizarre-he always has bodyguards with him-mostly the Lieutenant. They're not so big a threat that Amon has to resort to his bloodbending to defeat them-if Korra was in the Avatar state, then yeah, but she wasn't. She's still the same little girl from before.
Hiroshi going insane and fighting Asami has to be a mirror of Azula's craziness during her fight with Zuko. I don't see how Hiroshi could choose hatred over Asami, especially since it's derived from the love for his wife-but whatever, I guess there's no hope for redemption for anyone. Hiroshi is captured and never sees the error of his ways. . .
Damn, Amon didn't even try to explain anything to Lieutenant-he just threw him aside. So much for equality-Amon just wants power at this point. Speaking of which, how exactly did Mako escape his bloodbending? I suppose KNOWING he's a bloodbender accounts for something-though not even Avatar Aang could escape Yakone's bending on his own.
Why is Amon complimenting a bender? It's extremely unlike him to acknowledge bending as something great or powerful. It's supposed to be a tool for destruction-no matter how strong-it needs to be destroyed.
Korra learns how to Airbend while under stress and pressure. She's impatient, irrational, scared, and rash. Somehow, that awakens her spiritual side, even though that's the total opposite of being spiritually aware. And Airbending-the element of freedom, patience, and peace-is unlocked when Korra needs to destroy someone the most? That makes no sense whatsoever-it would've been better if she entered the Avatar state. Stress is basically what triggers it. On top of everything else, Korra escapes his bloodbending through willpower. You're not supposed to be able to do that-unless you're in the Avatar state. It's like Amon is just getting weaker and dumber as the show goes on, or rather, this finale.
Amons drowning so instead of just resurfacing he creates a massive monsoon of water that shows off his bending. His scars are makeup, his stories a lie, and the first thing he does is run away. Everything that lead up to this-Amon running away and letting Tarrlok free to start a new life. We don't even know what the hell Amon wants-he changes his mind so much. He doesn't try to continue his revolution, he rejects bloodbending and then uses it constantly, and now he wants a peaceful life for whatever ******** up reason. This is the man who was bombing different buildings just weeks prior. . .
Bumi appears-and does nothing. . .
Tarrlok and Amon are both dead because Tarrlok can't see them not ******** up in the future. Assuming Tarrlok knows how much of a d**k he himself is, and he realizes that Amon is too fickle for his own damn good, it's no surprise he just wants to kill them both.
Korra reaches the Avatar state and gets her bending back, and then proceeds to give everyones bending back. Mako admits he loves her, and she loves him back. I don't even need to explain how ******** stupid all that is. . .
Well, there's my rant. I'm tired as hell, so that'll be it for today. Bai nao.
inb4
