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meteordustPosted 5 June 2010:
Meteor: The Last Airbender Fan
It's kind of like Hikaru no Go all over again.
Five years after everyone else has already discovered the series--
after they have laughed, cried, and cheered their way through it--
after they have packed away their Go boards with fond farewells--
I'm running in, waving my arms, shouting, "Guys! Guys! Guess what--!"
This is one that's stood the test of time.
I loved it all the way to the awesome finale. I finished The Legend of Korra more recently, and it was satisfying and worthwhile. For both series, I've read some of the sequel comics, and plan to check out more.
I'm glad to see the resurgence of interest now that it's on Netflix. I'm glad to see a new generation of kids get to discover it.
Meteor: The Last Airbender Fan
It's kind of like Hikaru no Go all over again.
Five years after everyone else has already discovered the series--
after they have laughed, cried, and cheered their way through it--
after they have packed away their Go boards with fond farewells--
I'm running in, waving my arms, shouting, "Guys! Guys! Guess what--!"
This is one that's stood the test of time.
I loved it all the way to the awesome finale. I finished The Legend of Korra more recently, and it was satisfying and worthwhile. For both series, I've read some of the sequel comics, and plan to check out more.
I'm glad to see the resurgence of interest now that it's on Netflix. I'm glad to see a new generation of kids get to discover it.
