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Is shutting down the Avatar State via Chakra Points a thing? I know Azula was able to do this against Aang, but that was more hitting a transformation that is vulnerable. What about in the middle of a battle? Could it be possible to shut down the Avatar State by hitting specific chakra points?

"I hit the base of your spine. You can't use Earthbending anymore". (The inverse was Aang reactivating said Chakra point in the Aang vs. Ozai fight). If so, would a pure martial arts villain (think Raoh from Fist of the North Star) work? I mean, Raoh has Muso Tensei, which allows him to visualize this. Could something similar exist in the Avatar Universe?

Does Kaos have Reality/Fiction Interaction? In Skylanders Giants, Kaos was sent to the "real world" and turned into a figurine, however, he escaped that and then interacted with a Portal of Power to return to the Skylands Universe. Is this reality/fiction interaction?

Also IIRC Kaos attempts to influence the Real World in Trap Team, but fails (only picking up random junk). Or is that a fanfic?

Are we supposed to believe Kaos has reality fiction interaction due to his feat in Giants?

What is the Hardest Spirit Battle and why?

I've heard many people say the Dry Bowser fight is really hard, same with the Baby Bowser spirit battle. But those are in the base game. I've cleared them, but those two were the hardest to clear. They also don't seem to have any cheese options (Unlike Pauline with staff, The Boss with poison heal, and Dr. Wily with Falco Reflect cheese with down special up and KOs heal health).

But then there are DLC spirit battles too, which I haven't tried. Which is the hardest spirit battle? It will likely be a DLC spirit battle, and I'd like to hear which one is the hardest and why.

For the 20th anniversary of "Tim McGraw", I'm going to analyze its opening. Tim McGraw is still an underrated song primarily by virtue of being on Self-Titled. Taylor Swift had these amazing lines to start off the first song of her first album. 

"He said the way my blue eyes shined

Put those Georgia stars to shame that night,

I said, 'That's a lie'."

This is the opening line to her first song in her discography. I think this series of lines is very strong because it hits like a freight train in terms of imagery. It's a good setup for not just this song, but her debut album and perhaps her entire discography. These lines foreshadow the literary nature of her songwriting.

The boyfriend character compared Taylor Swift’s eyes to the Georgia stars, and claims that her eyes would outshine the Georgia stars. Stars are often depicted as beautiful by many writers and artists, so when something is more beautiful than the stars, this is a significant development. To put it another way, her boyfriend is lost in her eyes, and is showing his affection. Stars are also important in navigation, which could be useful for these couples who are lost in each others' eyes. This is very similar to the metaphor Shakespeare uses in Romeo and Juliet, especially with how in love the couples are. The lyricism of these lines are fantastic. 
The song also ends the same way, which is a very good bookends to bring the listener back to the start and hear it with a new light. This is something she will continue to do in many of her songs.

What do you think?

Tim McGraw is still an underrated song primarily by virtue of being on Self-Titled. Taylor Swift had these amazing lines to start off the first song of her first album. 

"He said the way my blue eyes shined

Put those Georgia stars to shame that night,

I said, 'That's a lie'."

This is the opening line to her first song in her discography. I think this series of lines is very strong because it hits like a freight train in terms of imagery. It's a good setup for not just this song, but her debut album and perhaps her entire discography. These lines foreshadow the literary nature of her songwriting.

The boyfriend character compared Taylor Swift’s eyes to the Georgia stars, and claims that her eyes would outshine the Georgia stars. Stars are often depicted as beautiful by many writers and artists, so when something is more beautiful than the stars, this is a significant development. To put it another way, her boyfriend is lost in her eyes, and is showing his affection. Stars are also important in navigation, which could be useful for these couples who are lost in each others' eyes. This is very similar to the metaphor Shakespeare uses in Romeo and Juliet, especially with how in love the couples are. The lyricism of these lines are fantastic. 
The song also ends the same way, which is a very good bookends to bring the listener back to the start and hear it with a new light. This is something she will continue to do in many of her songs.

What do you think?

Does Dragon Ball Super Pan have any feats? I've heard that Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero actually gave Pan something? Dodging bullets from Red Ribbon Army soldiers, or was that it? IIRC she may have also avoided a blast from Cell Max or at least its blast radius(which is probably impressive given that ki blasts are pretty fast). What do you think? Does Dragon Ball Super Pan actually have anything?

And what about the future? Do you think Pan should get more in the future? Maybe Super Saiyan or Ultimate Form?