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This YouTube video points out how powerful the other two handicapped Benders in the Avatarverse are.

Watching The Tale Of Princess Kaguya for the first time. I personally think the adopted father didn't deserve her. He treated her as a way to get status and riches. The adopted mother actually cared about her and just wanted her happiness. Does anyone disagree with me?

Nausicaä And The Valley Of The Wind has Patrick Stewart and John De Lancie from Star Trek and Mark Hamill from Star Wars. I would Tag this as Observation, but that's not an option.

I'm watching My Neighbor Totoro for the first time and the father and daughters are washing clothes by stomping on them. Do they actually do that in Japan?

Does anyone think that Angel's relationship with that detective in the first season or so influenced the T.V. series Lucifer?

I'm watching Howl's Moving Castle for the first time and I can't help but think that its chicken-like feet was inspired by Baba Yaga's Hut that walks on chicken legs.

Watching Castle In The Sky, I notice the robots look very similar to The Iron Giant and the one surviving one on Laputa interacting with animals reminds me of The Wild Robot. I can't help but think that both movies were influenced by Castle In The Sky. What do y'all think?

I'm watching Castle In The Sky for the first time. I find it funny that there's a flying villain named Mosqa, which is Spanish for fly and the castle in the sky is called Laputa, which is Spanish for bitch when you split it back into la puta.

I just watched Spirited Away for the first time. Is it just me, or did Chihiro have crappy parents? Her mother is a hypocrite who's dismissive of her daughter and the father is obstinate and dismissive of both Chihiro and her mother. Am I the only one who thinks this?

When the Kromaggs ate human eyeballs on the show, what food prop were the actors playing them actually eating?

Amongst the Seven Dwarves, why didn't Doc try to treat Sneezy's allergies?