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  Flawless cosplay. (Source: costumepixie) Post by costumepixie (via fuckyeahamazingcosplays)
May 27, 2012 at 1:06 AM | Post Permalink | 39,057 notes 
I think the difference is incredibly significant here. Aang invented the scooter in a time of relative peace and designed it for speed and maneuverability. Tenzin’s air wheel however is much more indicative of the time period he grew up in and the influence his father had on him. See, air wheel is designed to be straightforward and defend from that plane of attack. The air wheel was created in mind for fighting rather than as a means of transportation. It would only be used in battle and to help defend the user from potential attacks. It shows that despite the peaceful philosophy Aang was raised on and the naturally defensive and passive form of Airbending, Tenzin had to shift that focus to something more combat oriented. With the unstable times of trying to bring the world to peace after years of war and the undeniable effect combat had on Aang, it is impossible for Tenzin not to incorporate that more combat oriented mindset in his learning of Airbending. I’m sure even Aang unknowingly taught him some more aggressive moves due to his time as defender of the world. So what we see now in these two simple comparisons is a fundamental shift in Airbending and how it will affect the art in future generations. In all forms prior to the Air Nomads’ destruction, Airbending was a deeply spiritual form based around peace and defense. This was not enough to counter the Fire Nation’s overwhelming use of aggressive Firebending, superior numbers and technology. Aang had to adapt his mastery of Airbending from a primarily defensive form to something more violent and offensive. He passed that mentality onto Tenzin, who’s understanding of Airbending is much more aggressive and combat oriented. So the form that Korra is learning, and will pass down, along with Tenzin, Jinorra, Ikki, and Meelo, is one focused on combat with more occurrences of physical solutions than Airbenders past who preferred diplomacy and defense. Post by azureusblue (via not-the-jess-youre-looking-for)
May 26, 2012 at 11:57 PM | Post Permalink | 48,511 notes  He’s right you know. It can only go through the edges…which makes it a water monster! (Source: framespersplat) 
Abed sure knows how to pick them. Troy, a federal agent, a computer game character that was orphaned because of his friends and will live on in his computer, and perhaps the Dreamatorium. Post by themadhoodmeltdown (via themadhoodmeltdown)
May 26, 2012 at 11:39 PM | Post Permalink | 34 notes  
Think John should be shorter, but other than that, Just imagine what the cast would be like….  You know, I never really viewed my characters like this. It kind of makes me want to reapproach how I create my characters, how they manifest in the world I create. I used to simply let them just run rampant in the story, but maybe I should sit down and interview them, get to know their motivations and history. That will be interesting. (Source: bitchimrickjames) Post by bitchimrickjames (via iloveloislane)
May 25, 2012 at 2:18 AM | Post Permalink | 22,444 notes |
 The ramblings of a proficient procrastinator
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