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<blockquote data-quote="Donovan Morningfire" data-source="post: 3687492" data-attributes="member: 39532">Actually I liked the way Season 2 ended.&nbsp; If you think about it, how the heroes ended up mirrors a certain immensely popular film trilogy.&nbsp; The heroes just got their butts handed to them, particularly the main one, who just barely avoided dying.&nbsp; It was a lot better than Aang just &quot;glowing it up&quot; and mopping the floor with the bad guys.I was really hoping a certain antagonist would choose good in &quot;Crossroads of Destiny,&quot; but at the same time I think it serves their character so much better that they've fallen back into old habits.&nbsp; Of course, said person got played like a violin by a master manipulator.&nbsp; At least their facial expression at the end showed they weren't so sure of the wisdom of their choice once they stopped to think about it.&nbsp; They did say they preferred to struggle rather than be lucky.Although after seeing Aang with hair, I've been tempted to refer to him as the Last Hairbender.&nbsp; A quick check on DeviantArt showed I wasn't alone in that thought.As for Iroh, Greg Baldwin did the voice for the super-deformed Avatar short &quot;School Time Shipping&quot; (which can be found on YouTube).&nbsp; It'll take some getting used to, but I think it'll fit.&nbsp; There's no easy way to replace a voice as distinctive as Mako's.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Donovan Morningfire, post: 3687492, member: 39532"] Actually I liked the way Season 2 ended. If you think about it, how the heroes ended up mirrors a certain immensely popular film trilogy. The heroes just got their butts handed to them, particularly the main one, who just barely avoided dying. It was a lot better than Aang just "glowing it up" and mopping the floor with the bad guys. I was really hoping a certain antagonist would choose good in "Crossroads of Destiny," but at the same time I think it serves their character so much better that they've fallen back into old habits. Of course, said person got played like a violin by a master manipulator. At least their facial expression at the end showed they weren't so sure of the wisdom of their choice once they stopped to think about it. They did say they preferred to struggle rather than be lucky. Although after seeing Aang with hair, I've been tempted to refer to him as the Last Hairbender. A quick check on DeviantArt showed I wasn't alone in that thought. As for Iroh, Greg Baldwin did the voice for the super-deformed Avatar short "School Time Shipping" (which can be found on YouTube). It'll take some getting used to, but I think it'll fit. There's no easy way to replace a voice as distinctive as Mako's. [/QUOTE]

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