@kizu_skip For anyone to even start saying, “all of these random distant deaths are the work a single human being” is a crazy stretch in logic that wouldn’t even be humored outside of an anime world
@kizu_skip Tbf, if someone was using a death note irl, what are the odds that anyone would conclude a string of heart attacks were actually a magical serial killer
@KezuraHonshi If I’m not mistaken, didn’t she say she’s hoping it comes before December? If that’s the deadline I don’t even understand the reason for posting it.
@mainmajin People forget that at the end of the day luffy is just punching and kicking people. Half of these people have a weapon and the other half move at like light speed. Not to mention there are two immortals on this list. It would be fun to watch him fight deku though
@Jaydooma1@mainmajin Nasty has multiple swords and has been seen going faster than lightning. He’d beat the daylight out of luffy for like 5 minutes and then they’d just be friends
@shekuwow Let’s not act like she beat them by herself or that they got their various wins through strength. They didn’t “take down” the earth kingdom by force. They killed the nonbending queen and chaos erupted. they captured people who’d been bending for like a week. And Korra only got -
@SoulKingLives Is it possibly an update on the item I never received six months ago and put in a ticket over a month ago on and still haven’t been contacted about?
Netflix's live-action "Avatar: The Last Airbender" series is toning down the sexism.
"We took out the element of how sexist [Sokka] was. I feel like there were a lot of moments in the original show that were iffy," says Kiawentiio (Katara).
“Yeah, totally,” adds Ian Ousley (Sokka). “There are things that were redirected just because it might play a little differently [in live action].”
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