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Iβm replaying the Jedi Knight class and I just finished Tython and I think itβs absolutely hilarious that if you donβt kill Bengel Morr and donβt let him go, you get to knock him out.
And not even with the Force, you literally punch him in the face. Twice.
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81: gadget intro, Genta/Ayumi/Mitsuhiko development
84-86: Kogoro development, minor Conan/Ran development
92-96: major character introduction, Conan/Shinichi & Ran development; leads into next case
96-98 Conan/Shinichi development
105-107: character intro, Ran development
114-116: men in black, Conan/Shinichi development
117-121: Heiji, Conan development
131-133: Ran, Conan development
134-138: Yukiko, Yuusaku, Conan, Ran development
139-143: Ran, Conan, Sonoko development
144-146: okay these arent important but they're funny- also theyre better in the anime (ep. 81-82)
150-153: Heiji, Conan development
154-155: minor character introduction, (optional, but a bit of context)
156-159: Major, Minor character introduction
163-165: Kogoro, Eri, Ran development
173-175: Shinichi, Ran development
176-181: major character introduction; Shinichi, organization development
185-188: character introduction; Heiji, Conan development
189-191: Haibara development, character introduction
192-196: Ran, Conan development; surprise guest
200-203: Haibara, Detective Boys development
204-207: Shinichi, Ran development
208-210: character introduction & developments; metropolitan police detective love story (MPDLS)
211-214: Kazuha, Heiji development
219-221: character introduction, Sonoko development
231-233: MPDLS- Satou & Takagi development
note: cases that mostly focus on satou and takagi featuring the police cast are marked under MPDLS- just like most of their episode counterparts. hope it makes sense bcuz it helped me organize lol
234-237: character introduction; Ran & Shinichi development, mild Eri & Kogoro development
238-242: Haibara, Conan, organization development; character introduction
243-245: mild Sonoko, Ran development; follow up from last chapter
246-250: Heiji, Kazuha development
251-260: major Conan/Shinichi, Ran, Haibara development
264-266: Eri, Kogoro development
267-269: MPDLS- Satou, Takagi development
270-272: character introduction/development
273-275: Haibara, Detective Boys development
276-278: character introduction
279-283: Heiji, Kazuha development
284-286: inspector Megure, Sonoko development
287-289: organization, Jodie, Araide, Haibara development; character introduction
290-292: minor Haibara development & follow-up from last chapter
293-295: Conan development, mild Ran development
296-298: Satou, Takagi, Yumi development
299-302: character introductions; surprise guest
303-304: Genta development; minor Haibara, organization development
305-307: minor Sonoko, Ran, Shinichi/Conan, development
311-313: minor Haibara, Ran development
314-316: character introduction; Heiji, development
317-321: follow-up; Heiji, Kazuha development; character introduction
325-327: character introduction; Akai development
328-330: MPDLS- Satou, Takagi, Shiratori development; minor Ran, Akai development
331-334: Ran, Conan/Shinichi, Sonoko, Makoto development
335-337: Akai, Conan, Ran development
338-340: Jodie, organization development
341-343: Jodie, Heiji, organization development
344-346: Haibara development
347-354: Ran, organization, Akai, Shinichi/Conan, Yukiko development
358-360: organization info
366-368: Satou, Takagi development; character introduction
369-373: Satou, Takagi, Matsuda, Shiratori development
1123*-1125: Satou, Takagi, Chihaya development; organization development
*between 1123-1124 is chapter 0, a really cute & short prologue chapter :)
1126-1128: Azusa development; minor Sera, Amuro development
1129-1133: Heiji & Kazuha development
1134-1136: Amuro, Matsuda, Hiro, Date, Hagiwara; Shinichi, Ran development
1137-1140: (optional) Nagano trio, Detective Boys development
1141-1143: kogoro, eri development
1144-114?- wakita, organization development
that's all for now folks!
Thank you for checking my list out! I hope it can help people get through this very good but also extremely time consuming series!! Again, I'm no expert, but I did spend weeks reading and rereading the whole thing to make this. also there's movies, sequels, OVAs, and probably more that I could not include. The best way to view the series is whichever you want, but probably a good mix of everything. Ill update whenever we get new chapters. I tried to keep each description detailed enough to be honest, but vague enough to not spoil. IDK man, I tried my best.
Thank you for reading, and remember: there's only one truth!
ANYWAY you cannot convince me that the air nomads didnβt have any sort of trade good based on the flying bison and aang just didnβt have the time or safety to make and sell any of these while trying to stop ozai. they probably did so much spinning just because drop spindles are super transportable, itβs something to do while flying long distances, thereβs always a weaver somewhere willing to buy yarn, and thereβs always, always large amounts of shed fur just. around. look at how much came off of appa that one episode. so much fur
so three things happen the summer after ozai is defeated and appa starts shedding in earnest again
aang starts spinning and selling yarn because thatβs What You Do and heβs clinging REAL HARD to every possible air nomad tradition because, well, who else will remember these things?
toph hears about this and scruffs him before he can sell too much because sheβs a merchants daughter and holy shit aang do you understand what youβre selling?? yarn from the last known sky bison! the avatarβs own spirit guide!! spun by the avatars own hand!!!! what are you doing aang!!!!!! she has to drag katara in at this point because aang is real unhappy with the idea that his normal flying bison yarn of, uh, questionable quality is being sold to exclusive high class weavers so they can make shawls for filthy rich nobles for baaaaaank just on the basis of his name. this isnβt how the monks did it :/ and he doesnβt WANT a lot of money anyway! heβs a monk!! he only asks for what he needs to survive!! anyway katara manages to talk toph around to donating most of the money to reconstruction efforts, charities, and orphanages and convinces aang that having an emergency fund is a good thing and he should keep something. aang accidentally ends up with a reasonably full bank account and is really confused about how that happened, why itβs there, and what heβs supposed to do with it
there is a real weird period of time where itβs In Fashion for high noble ladies to have shawls and scarves dyed the same color as aangs clothes (because thatβs how you know itβs made with special avatar yarn!) or have images of appa woven into them (can you imagine a shawl thatβs just a full length body shot of appa?? amazing) and all the earth kingdom nobility are just rocking green and orange like nbd. weaving decorative shawls with slubby yarn becomes really in fashion, too, because aang is not great at spinning. heβs 13 and itβs boring, ok?
BONUS sokka is just. so mad. you could have been making bank with appa the whole time we were scrambling around the planet aang? do you realize how much more food we could have had? how many more hot baths?? how could you betray me like this
(probably the air nomads also did a lot of weaving but it was mostly the pregnant nuns and the really old nomads so itβs a little off aangs radar. and does aang eat cheese? it never comes up in series but I would also believe that the nomads made a lot of air bison cheese and bison butter tea)
you said SPINNING on a DROP SPINDLE and i instantly went YES. OH GOD YES.
i bet sky bison yarn is really strong but probably not super soft - we see in the show that the fibers are really long, which lends itself well to strong yarns that can stand up to a lot of wear and tear (silk yarn is INCREDIBLE when it comes to being hard-wearing, and thatβs mostly because silk is basically an INFINITELY LONG FIBER). But because itβs so long and comes from such a large animal, itβs probably really coarse and thick.
Iβm imagining most of those high-class ladies would be wearing at least one layer underneath their shawls, because bison yarn is probably pretty itchy if youβre used to high quality wool, silk, or fine linen. Especially bison yarn spun by a 13yo who doesnβt really like spinning.
unless of course the air nomads bred their bison specifically for soft fur, but generally when youβre breeding for stuff like that, you need different breeds for different purposes. appaβs pretty clearly a long-distance riding bison, which would probably have been a different breed than whichever ones would have been bred for soft fur. most species of domesticated animal that are dual+ purpose (i.e. meat/milk/wool/transportation) have breeds that can only do one or two of those well, and the others not as great.
the air nomads obviously would not have been breeding for meat, because vegetarians. For long distance travel and a nomadic lifestyle I bet they would have wanted a travel/milk dual purpose breed, but because they can regulate their body temperature with airbending, soft warm yarn might not have been a high priority for that breed.
which is a lot of words to say βappa-fur yarn is ITCHYβ
My impression is that the sky bisons arenβt actually domesticated, so much as semi-sentient and choosing to partner with the air nomads, so I donβt think theyβd be bred for anything, much less soft hair.
I actually headcanon spinning as something air nomad kids would be taught to do from a young age to burn off energy and stress and make it easier for them to learn to meditate, so I think Aang would probably be decent at making yarn thatβs evenly spun, but probably wouldnβt have the experience to make super fine thread.
I would assume that appa has a double layer coat like most high altitude herd animals, so even without selective breeding the insulating inner layer would probably be suuuper soft. just look up qiviut for an idea of how soft and expensive muskox fur can get, and the skeins of bison fur yarn I have arenβt noticeably different from something like alpaca. assuming that appa sheds a proportionate amount of undercoat to muskox or bison (up to seven pounds a year) there is going to be a LOT of snuggly undercoat to turn into snuggly Soft Things
and Iβve seen a couple people say that aang would probably have learned spinning pretty young and be fairly competent at it, and I agree! I def meant the questionable yarn quality to be a statement on his attention span and post-war schedule, not skill (I donβt really know how to spin so idk if constantly starting and stopping and not paying any attention anyway would effect the consistency any? it just Felt Right)
Iβve never spun anything like qiviut - the most exotic thing Iβve spun is alpaca, unless folks think silk is more exotic - so I didnβt think about the double coat! Donβt they usually need special treatment to separate the topcoat from the undercoat, tho? I wouldnβt be surprised if Aang either didnβt know or wasnβt very good at separating from them.
I *do* spin on a drop spindle, tho, and the biggest problem with stopping and starting often is keeping the single the same width, but you have the same problem stopping and starting ANY kind of spinning project. In some ways, a drop spindle makes it easier to control that than a regular spinning wheel - you have a lot more control over the fiber and the yarn youβre spinning, so you can be more precise. My drop spindle yarns tend to be very regular and compact, while my spinning wheel yarns are more varied and lofty.
However, now Iβm picturing the moment when you spin your single a little too thin, and the drop spindle lives up to its name - from hundreds or even thousands of feet in the air! Plummetting off the side of the air bison, with the older nomads scrambling to catch itβ¦
I can totally imagine that the air nomads hat special spindles with gliders (like his stick where he glides with) to spin with airbending as a practice for beginner benders, or in a similar stile as the hand spinning wheels from India, but for air nomads!
And wouldnβt the process from start to finish be a good lesson in great fullness? Like how long it takes from baby bison to clothes
Maby even a live milestone. From first bison who chosen you to your first own robe/Stola??
It could even be that the Air Nomadβs robes were MADE out of sky bison fur, if the under coat was a) incredibly soft (I bet theyβd wear the over coat too just because they didnβt really care about worldly possessions and comfortability) and b) their only farm animal was the sky bison. Thatβs what the Air Nomadβs wear, is Sky bison wool clothes.
Also, to the person who said Sky Bisons would only shed about seven pounds a year, I would like to counter that idea with the fact that Appa is GARGANTUAN. He has enough room on his saddle to carry literally six or seven children and their equipment on his back without much complaint, of which these children are not too much smaller than adults. An ox or an Alpaca or a normal Bison are tiny compared to Appa.
Appaβd have a metric butt ton of under fur on his body. Iβd say about twenty to thirty pounds of under fur, with more on top, at the very least.
ok so I didnβt know that supported spindles existed and YES, very much yes to those. I love that.
I was actually trying to say that if muskox shed seven pounds we could use that to extrapolate how much appa shed if he shed proportionate to his size, not that appa would only shed seven pounds
ok, adhd rabbit hole time because I just looked up the average size of muskoxen and the approximate size of appa and, uh. apparently muskoxen are 900lbs full grown and appa is ten tons. over TWENTY TIMES THE SIZE OF A MUSKOX. obvs thatβs doesnβt actually tell us anything about appas actual height and length but thatβs the only solid number the show gives us and thirty pounds of underfur is starting to seem pretty conservative. it might be closer to 120lbs???
which is a weird way to say that I bet the air nomads had lots of crazy air powered spinning contraptions (and Iβm still assuming that anything they had that wasnβt easily transportable was dealt with by pregnant nuns and aang wasnβt really introduced to it yet) and they just churned out textiles. literally everything fabric the nomads used was probably bison fur in some way because there was just. so. much. fur.
Good, someone mentioned the undercoat. I was going to say that most animals who shed seasonally do so because of their undercoat, which is indeed infinitely softer than the overcoat. (Case in point, sisterβs German Shepherd has a super coarse overcoat, but her undercoat that comes out when sheβs brushed with the de-shedder is fluffy and soft as can be. The birds love it.)
Which works well for spinning and weaving because youβve got time to turn that thick winter fur into cloth before it gets cold and vice-versa with the lighter summer coat.
@ljf613 I did not know how much I needed Air Nomad fiber discourse in my life till now, thank you. Hereβs some information about Tibetan weaving, if anyone is interested:
An Overview of Tibetan Weaving
Tibetan Rugs - Wikipedia
According to the first article, there are five types of traditional Tibetan wool-based fabrics that vary in coarseness. Tibetan rugs are special in that they are created using knotting techniques unique to the Tibetan culture, distinct from the surrounding Indian and Chinese rug-making traditions.
This reminds me, I still need to get around to constructing Air Nomad cuisine one of these daysβ¦
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I've been on a bit ob a Russell Crowe movie binge in the past few weeks and since he is almost sixty now, many of the movies I've watched were consequently older movies. and when I watched them, it struck me again, how much hollywood has changed in the last few decades when it comes to depicting men.
take Gladiator for example from the year 2000. Russell Crowe plays basically an action hero in it. he is a big, muscly dude, who is very strong and uses that strength to defeat his enemies. and this is what he looks like:
looks like a strong man, right?
in the same year, Hugh Jackman as Wolverine looked like this in the first X-men movie:
in 2013 the same character played by the same actor looked like this:
it's a bit much, isn't it? I mean, he looks so skinny.
and if we go even further back: look at what the womanizer character Face from the A-team looked like in the 80s show vs the 2010 movie reboot:
maybe the difference isn't that big but it really startled me when I watched that movie for the first time. in my mind there was no reason why Face should be particularly muscular since he is the charming one not the one known for being particularly strong.
if we go even further back, look at the charmin womanizer character Hawkeye in M*A*S*H from the 70's.
I know he's a doctor and there is no reason for him to be ripped but I got the feeling if they did the show now, he would be.
I don't know what my point really is I'm just saying I got a bit nostalgic when watching these men. I cannot be the only one who'd rather see more of this:
than this:
also, as a sidenote: Russell Crowe gained a lot of weight for the nice guys and he is a fucking powerhouse in that film, like, when he punches someone, you really feel it because of the weight that is behind it and the shere mass of his body.
(even if this may look different, he's about to break Ryan Gosling's character's arm. I couldn't find a gif of him punching someone but I swear it looks painfull as hell.)
so, in short: can we get big, heavy action guys back? cause I'm tired of seeing these skinny, despite being muscular dudes who look dehydrated as hell and on steroids.
and can we stop making characters ripped just for the sake of it? cause I'd rather cuddle with a guy looking like Hawkeye than one looking like Face from the new A-team movie.
'Stiles needs to leave scott for the hale pack becuase he is irresponsible and doesn't care about him-' stiles would unplug their life support to charge scott's phone
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