Are you been sarcastic here? Sakka couldn't be a more animated character. Even his voice acting, i wouldn't consider it to be wooden at all.
Btw i dont think it was a perfect show. But i do think it had an accomplished writing.
Its an old show.
Overall i though the show had great animation, for the time it was made.
If i remember correctly it was because the prisoners were broken psychologically to even fight back. New influx of prisoners changed the dynamics there. I thought it was fine. At any case it was basically filler episode when you think about it.
I dont really agree with this.
Yes Korra had more themes, had more fantastical accomplishments then the story of Ang. More isn't necessarily good. The overall story of her isn't as coherent and consistent, as that of last air bender.
And It completely lacked the emotional connection and development to link all this into a solid storytelling. Exception maybe was Season 3, i felt lots of this korra stories probably deserved more seasons and time to mature, to get a better payoff from a character perspective.
The only think i feel that was better was the animation which isn't surprising at that point given it was made much later.
Btw i dont have a problem of her being a lesbian either, that isn't the problem. The problem is that they pushed in there in the end for the sake of pandering, instead of making sense within the story that was told so far. In contrast the love story between Katara and Ang was dealt with brilliantly, over the 3 seasons.
The writing of the show, it isn't as good as it is in the last air bender. Regardless of themes and their complexities. I still think the themes in last air bender are more relevant. Or rather more personal and relatable if you will.
On a side note there is a new comic released early this month, called "The rise of Kyoushi". Following Avatar Kyoushi naturally.
Which i do think is pretty good so far and they also made her a Lesbian.
Things like pandering, and token characters hurt the stories concept wise, imo.
Look im actually pleasantly surprised after watching the witcher trailer. Im not blown away not even close. But i think it seems ok so far. Overall.
Those assumptions people have seems to me, dont come from the trailer only but from the track record of the whole process, and the platform itself.
It is the times we are living.
The cultural relevance is quite overstated, that is what im saying.
And what interesting characters it had exactly? lots of its characters often felt like caricatures to me. The villain was terrible imo. The CGI wasn't great either that last fight was cringe, and so was the cgi rhino.
I didn't particular liked that they fell in the trope of the hood ghetto theme either.
Anyway i thought it was an ok Marvel movie. I didn't thought it was culturally significant as often marketed, But maybe that isn't because im not an american? i dont know.