Who you got?

Who you got?

Takes place at Avatar Korra Park.

EoS versions.

No AS, bloodbending, or any other amps.

Zaheer cannot fly you away to safety.

Pick wisely.

u/Skywalker_1995 — 1 day ago

Would it be crazy of me to still think Axel is the top teen fighter?

Yeah, he lost to Miguel, but I do think that was mainly due to being conflicted by sensei Wolf's harsh ways and his abuse took its toll on him mentally. Had he been focused or had a different sensei, I honestly feel like he would've beaten him. Him and Miguel were equals when it came to skill, but Axel's strength and size was just too great.

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u/Skywalker_1995 — 3 days ago
▲ 63 r/PowerTV

Is Stefano the best in the business?

He's managed to get rid of 2 of his enemies in Phil and Pino as well as having to no longer see Raq ever again. He also seems to have both Breeze and Kanan in his pocket.

Now assuming we don't see him ever again, would you say he Is the best?

u/Skywalker_1995 — 4 days ago

Carol vs. The Governor

  1. Who would win in a fist fight?
  2. Who would win in a gun fight?
  3. Who's the better manipulator?
  4. Who's more dangerous?
  5. Which actor gave the better performance?
  6. If Carol (and the group) arrived at Woodbury instead of Alexandria, would she be able to fool him?
  7. Who would you rather not cross?
  8. Better episode - The Grove or Too Far Gone?
u/Skywalker_1995 — 5 days ago
▲ 103 r/lotr

I'd like to think this scene right here is when their deep bond truly began

Of course they likely had a lot of offscreen moments together, but up until this scene here there was only tension between them. When they first meet at Rivendell, during the council, and of course during the Pass at Caradhras, where Aragorn looked like he was ready to kill him.

But during their 4 day journey in Moria I like to think they began to like and respect one another. Aragorn saving him later during the battle against the goblins was also great and pretty much cemented their friendship.

u/Skywalker_1995 — 9 days ago

Why did Ghost and Tommy look like little kids?

The timeline doesn't make any sense at all. I thought Ghost, Kanan, and Tommy were all roughly around the same age in OG Power yet how are G and T not only younger than K in the finale, but look like they're 10 year olds? And they got older actors to play them in Origins so how is that gonna work? Are they gonna do a 5-10 year time jump or something since K is already in his late teens by S5? It's all confusing.

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u/Skywalker_1995 — 13 days ago
▲ 1.0k r/lotr

Was it believable that the hobbits, who have no prior combat experience, did as well as they did during the Moria battle?

u/Skywalker_1995 — 18 days ago
▲ 95 r/Gotham

Who are the 5 actors you would say gave the best performance?

Out of the whole entire cast, who would they be?

u/Skywalker_1995 — 21 days ago

Would Zara have beaten Tory if she hadn't gotten too overconfident?

Well what do we think? No doubt her arrogance played a part in her loss. Had she completely locked tf in, would she have won?

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u/Skywalker_1995 — 22 days ago

Overall thoughts on the season as we're nearing the end?

I've enjoyed it for the most part, but it doesn't hold a candle to last year or AS3. The drama has been good but it just didn't reach the same level as those 2. The boot order has been pretty bad and I do feel like some early Islanders should've lasted a lot longer like Robyn, Ope, Victoria to name a few.

I'd probably put it somewhere in the middle in my rankings, above S1, 4, 6, 9, 11 and AS2.

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u/Skywalker_1995 — 25 days ago
▲ 1.9k r/TheBoys

True or false: Bombsight was more impressive combat wise in his one episode than Homelander has been in 5 seasons?

u/Skywalker_1995 — 28 days ago
▲ 958 r/lotr

Blows my mind how FotR has two villain groups in the Nazgul and the Uruk-Hai, two completely different beings yet both relentlessly, terrifying creatures that dominate the first and second half of the movie

u/Skywalker_1995 — 1 month ago
▲ 1.2k r/lotr

''It's Gollum. He's been following us for 3 days...''

I just love how Gandalf doesn't even have to look down into the chasm to see who Frodo is talking about, and that he's talking so casually that he considers Gollum following them to be of very little importance, almost like he was expecting it to happen. Can't wait to see the two Gs finally interacting on screen next year.

Also, this conversation here is by far one of the best.

u/Skywalker_1995 — 1 month ago

If Simon hadn't let his inner Starscream take over and was 100% loyal to Negan, would the Saviors have won the war?

u/Skywalker_1995 — 1 month ago

What would've happened if Thragg engaged whole team here?

Instead of Thragg just staring at the group menacingly, he suddenly charges towards them.

Could he take on the whole group right here?

u/Skywalker_1995 — 2 months ago