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— Aang, well, we all know he WILL make an appearance in the series, because when the Avatar goes spirit form, she visits Avatars of the past, to ask for advice, or just to hang and socialize. So Aang will definetly make an appearance.

— Yeah Sokka (Thank God) will not be around. Neither will Toph, ALTHOUGH Toph’s daughter will figure prominently in the series as a Metal-Bender (not sure if she will be an ally or a foe of Korra’s yet). Zuko is not scheduled to make an appearance, ALTHOUGH the voice actor for Zuko will be returning to play a part in the series, so one can only specualte. Katara will be around, but she will be pretty damn old (80+ I guess). She will be related to Korra somehow.

— Frankly, if I’d like to see any characters return it would be Azula (one of the greatest female villains ever in an animated feature — drop dead gorgeous, diabolically clever, strong as an ox, and could easily kick a man’s a** in a fight; in fact the only two warriors clearly better than her in the original series were Aang and Ozai) and Iro (easily the most humorous and likeable character of the original series — but it aint happening considering the voice actor who played Iro is dead 🙁 ). Azula’a an outside longshot but you never know it could happen — and it would be an absolute blast if they could being her back.

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That’s right, Sammichung. It is the sequel and it is set to air sometime this year, mostly likely either in the late summer or fall of this year. There will be 2 seasons, comprised of 12 episodes each. It takes place 70 years after the original series, so most of the old gang is dead (although Katara has been confirmed to be alive and will make an appearance in the show). Korra is the latest incarnation of the Avatar, and she must travel to the capital of the Fire Nation called Republic City to complete her training as the Avatar; she also must confront a group called the “Equalists”, a group of anti-benders bent on the destruction of all benders of any stripe. It’s being created by the same team who did the original animated series — Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko. As you can see the from the above clip, the animation is top notch and the voice acting will be stellar too.
Personally, I havent been this excited about a sequel sinceStar Wars: Episode I. :woohoo:

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This one doesn’t have fem-muscle, but I posted it because:

1. It’s a new Legend of Korra clip (the sequel to Avatar: the Last Airbender). If you can’t get
excited about this, you might want you doctor to check you for a pulse.

2. Korra, a pretty female Waterbender and the new Avatar, literally beats the tar out of her three
male opponents, with a combination of bending and some brutal grappling/wrestling moves. I suspect
we are going to see a lot of that in the uppcoming series (coming out this year BTW).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=rH1IA89_kws

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If you go to Fox.com you can find the full episode called “Thudercpne”. Its ok, not great, her design is so-so, they’ve given her an impressive upper body but weak legs. The good news is that her boyfriend, the martial arts instructor, is pretty much a regular character on the show, which means she probably will be featured fairly frequently. Maybe we will get some bikini shots of her, or see her participating in a bodybuilding competition.

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Clip?

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K+. Great find Sacul. The second one is especially sexy with the buffed brunette. :woohoo:

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Mass defections to the physique division — Nicole Ball and Katka Kyptova on their way too.

SUCKS! :angry:

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Dammit that had potential and all we get is a forearm. Ah well, guess no schmoes among those animators.

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Wow its only been a couple of weeks since DCM’s last update!
I don’t know if I can keep up with this pace! 😛

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Her upper body is incredinly impressive, but do you guys she has the lower to be seriously competitive in any way?

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