u/Legitimate-Trash-717
r/espanol r/HeyArnold r/Avatarthelastairbende r/BuenosMemesEsp r/ATLA r/peliculas r/Multifandom r/CartoonsWorld r/OkPonyDitzy r/cartoons
▲ 0 r/peliculas
¿Alguien mas tiene un efecto Mandela con la L de Coraline? Juraba que tenia la silueta de una escoba de bruja en lugar de un gato
u/Legitimate-Trash-717 — 3 days ago
▲ 103 r/ATLA
"The Search" should have been a movie instead of a comic book series.
Instead of the terrible 2010 live-action adaptation, we could have had an animated movie about the whereabouts of Zuko's mother. The plot would have been much better if adapted into a movie.
It would have been great to see details of that story in *The Legend of Korra*, for example, an elderly version of Kiyi and even Azula's parade.
u/Legitimate-Trash-717 — 6 days ago
Cuando imitas la voz del sexo opuesto
u/Legitimate-Trash-717 — 9 days ago
Azula shouldn't be 14
If there's one thing I would change about Avatar, it's Azula's age. Seriously, it bothers me that she's 14; it seems like the creators assigned her that age at the last minute. The character doesn't physically look 14, nor does she act like one. Katara and Ty Lee look and feel like they're 14, while Azula feels like Zuko's older sister.
Another reason is that fans use her age as an excuse to justify her actions and portray her as a poor girl (and incidentally demonize Zuko, Iroh, and Ursa). The funny thing is that no other character is defended or justified because of their age (Aang, Katara, Toph). If Azula were 17 or 18, her fans wouldn't defend her so much.
u/Legitimate-Trash-717 — 13 days ago
▲ 178 r/HeyArnold
The Jungle Movie should have been released 20 years ago.
I understand that the first movie was originally going to be a TV special, while the Jungle Movie was going to be released in theaters, but Nickelodeon decided to release both movies in theaters. Since the first one was a box office flop, the second one wasn't made until 15 years later.
I would have liked the Jungle Movie to have been released in theaters in the 2000s. That way we would have avoided seeing smartphones and Wi-Fi (in my headcanon, the show takes place between the late 90s and early 2000s). Another detail is that if it had been released earlier, Arnold would have had his usual voice in the Latin American dub instead of another voice actor who has recently become controversial for his arrogant attitude on camera, and now people associate Arnold with that guy.
u/Legitimate-Trash-717 — 13 days ago
▲ 266 r/ATLA
I hate when Azula fans demonize these 4 characters
One pattern I've noticed among Azula fans is that they hate and demonize all of Zuko's Fire Nation loved ones, and Zuko himself. It's as if they have no sympathy for Zuko and wish he had no support or positive figure in his life. For them, Azula is all that matters.
I'm sorry, but I don't feel any sympathy for Azula. And before you tell me she's 14, I honestly can't see her as 14, and the first time I watched the show, I swore she was older than Zuko. Aang and Katara are also children, yet the fandom judges them as adults, while Azula gets a free pass.
u/Legitimate-Trash-717 — 13 days ago
▲ 5 r/peliculas
Cuales eran esas 2 peliculas que confundías fácilmente?
En mi caso las 2 de las imágenes. Ambas peliculas tratan sobre un guardia de un centro comercial y solía creer que eran la misma. La diferencia es que una es comedia familiar y la otra tiene humor +18. Imagínate sentarte con tus hijos a ver "la pelicula chistosa del guardia del centro comercial" y por error poner la otra pelicula.
u/Legitimate-Trash-717 — 15 days ago
▲ 8 r/CartoonsWorld
Name one main character who has never cried in their show despite appearing in every episode
Mako is the only member of the new Avatar team in The Legend of Korra who has never been seen crying.
u/Legitimate-Trash-717 — 19 days ago
Am I the only one who thinks Mike, Lu & Og seems more like a Nickelodeon show than a Cartoon Network show, while Teenage Robot seems more like a Cartoon Network show than a Nickelodeon show?
u/Legitimate-Trash-717 — 24 days ago