Avatar: The Abridged Series Episode 8

ganxingba Avatar: The Last Airbender is owned by Nickelodeon and created by Michael Dante dimartino and Bryan Konietzko. This is a work of parody made by a separate part (myself) and is in no way affiliated with anyone involved in the creation/distribution of Avatar: The Last Airbender.



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AVATAR "Making of" Jake (Deutsch)

In dem epischen Fantasy-Abenteuer AVATAR AUFBRUCH NACH PANDORA nimmt uns Star-Regisseur James Cameron („Titanic, „Aliens Die Rückkehr, „Der Terminator) mit in eine faszinierende neue Welt jenseits der Grenzen unserer Vorstellungskraft. Gemeinsam mit Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) taucht der Zuschauer in eine fesselnde Story ein und geht auf eine Reise voller Gefahren und Entdeckungen. Vor Jahren wurde Jake Sully schwer verwundet und ist seitdem von der Hüfte abwärts gelähmt. Als ihm für ein Projekt das Angebot unterbreitet wird, zum weit entfernten Pandora zu reisen, willigt er schnell ein, um seinem für ihn sinnlos gewordenen Leben zu entkommen. Denn dort erwarten ihn unvorstellbar schöne und farbenreiche Landschaften aus üppigen Regenwäldern mit fantastischen Pflanzen und Tieren manche wunderschön, andere furchterregend. Doch Pandora ist nicht unbewohnt: Die Navis sind die Ureinwohner des Planeten und leben im Einklang mit der Natur, die sie umgibt. Pandora ist reich an dem für den Menschen sehr wertvollen Rohstoff Unobtainium. Da der Mensch in der Atmosphäre Pandoras nicht existieren kann, wurde ein wissenschaftliches Projekt initiiert, bei dem genetisch manipulierte Hybride aus menschlicher und Navi DNA erschaffen wurden: die so genannten Avatare. Ein Avatar wird von einem Menschen mental gesteuert, indem das menschliche Gehirn und die Gefühlsrezeptoren über eine spezielle Technologie mit dem Avatar-Körper verbunden sind. Leiterin des Projekts ist die Wissenschaftlerin ...



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Avatar Stupidity Episode 6

Episode 6 again. Download: www.savefile.com



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AVATAR TREE OF LIFE IN A MEXICAN RESTAURANT?

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Avatar - HBO HD - First Look (Behind the Scenes) Special

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The Differences Between Anime and Cartoon

Cartoon is a term that once referred to fine art during the renaissance period. Somehow, though, the term's meaning evolved (or devolved, depending on how you look at it) into humorous and witty illustrations and, finally, into animated programs meant to entertain people, mostly children. For, clarity, the term 'cartoon' in this article shall be referring to the animated programs. Recently, however, a new term has been coined: Anime. And the distinction between these two has caused much confusion.

Strictly speaking though, there should be no distinction between anime and cartoon. Anime is a term used by the Japanese to refer to animated cartoons, from their own country and from others as well. Somehow, though, the world started using the term anime in reference to Japanese cartoons exclusively. Japanese animation was once called japanimation, but this term was aptly discarded when the term 'Anime' was put into use.

Some say that they see absolutely no difference between the two, even going so far as to classify both cartoons and anime as 'childish' because of the nature of how they are presented, much to the woe of anime fans. Technically, there's no official difference and they are somewhat correct. But you only have to watch a single episode of any anime series and you'll see that anime is far more than your usual slapstick comedy man-tripping-on-a-banana-peal early morning cartoons. There is a real and profound difference between the two besides their spellings: Anime is so much more than 'just a cartoon'.

Storylines/Plots

Cartoons usually have a simple and defined plot. And they're usually about the good guys fighting the bad guys. Cartoons rarely go beyond that old cliché. Most Anime series, on the other hand, are also about the same good vs. evil but the plots are rarely simple and rarely predictable. You'll find an element of politics, religion, humanity, and a score of several other abstract concepts within an anime. Whereas cartoons are just about 'evil' cats chasing 'innocent' mice or a hero defending himself and others from a very evil bully. Anime can blur the lines between good and evil so much that you'll be left wondering which side is really right. Look at the plot of Gundam, there aren't any good guys or bad guys. They're both fighting for a cause - a worthy one, and both sides are prepared to do good and evil to achieve their goals. Look at the Wave Country arc of Naruto. Zabuza, evil as he was, had evoked more sympathetic tears than any of the typical Disney antagonists. There are, however, few exceptions to the 'cartoons are simple' rule. There are cartoon series that are far advanced like X-men.

In terms of humor, anime goes beyond the slapstick comedy that cartoons offer. There won't be any corny joke about the chicken crossing the road with anime. There won't even be the quintessential banana peal. Anime humor is deep and witty. However, it is to be noted that cartoons are mostly for kids. Anime can be for an adult audience; it mostly is, actually. There are even times when anime plots are hardly suited for children.

Characters

In cartoons, there's a protagonist, an antagonist, and a damsel in distress. Their roles are well-defined and clear and the characters always act according to their roles. In anime, however, the damsel in distress may very well become the antagonist, leaving the protagonist in distress. There's no knowing what to expect in anime. Anime characters, a lot of times, are developed overtime through trials and growth, while cartoon characters remain the same from when the show started. (Of course, there are exceptions such as Spiderman.) Since there's an ongoing plot, Anime characters actually grow up and may even produce the next generation for the series. Anime fans tend to get into the characters a lot deeper because of the characters' depth and charm. Consider Naruto; viewers see him growing up from an infant to a young powerful ninja, the way he relates to people, the way he learns new techniques, and the way he evolves visually. That is one of the chief reasons for popularities of anime over plain cartoons.

ATLA: When It's Done (NYCC vid)

The cast of Avatar learns that their days are numbered. Some take it better than others. Katara/Secretary -Joshua "Tomamoto" Tomar ( www.youtube.com ) Writing/All other voices - ganxingba Video Editing - Psycho Silver ( www.youtube.com ) So, the story behind this video is that there was a call out for videos for the New York Comic Con, and after creating this, it was slated to premiere at the April 18th Avatar Panel there. Unfortunately, at the last second, the higher ups at Nickelodeon informed the people running the panel that no videos with clips from episodes not aired in the US were to be shown. So, only part of the video will premiere there, which is a shame. Still was fun as hell to make, and everyone should check out Tomamoto's Avatar Boredom dubs.Avatar: The Last Airbender is owned by Nickelodeon and created by Michael Dante dimartino and Bryan Konietzko. This is a work of parody made by a separate part (myself) and is in no way affiliated with anyone involved in the creation/distribution of Avatar: The Last Airbender.



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