I’m generally not a fan of tracing over frames like this, but this is all I saw watching season 4 of Korra. I did this a while ago, but I just didn’t feel like sharing or talking about this particular moment until now.

I also read that Penny Arcade comic this morning and, well, I don’t know…

It’s like these four characters and their stories decided to punch me straight in the face as I woke up. Reminding me of everything I’ve done and felt in the past, everything I cherish and hold close. My ideals, my philosophies, my inner peace. And this undying feeling that I still haven’t and will never be forgiven for what I’ve done in the past and being unable to just shut up and move on with the rest of the world. This feeling of being in a dark place, struggling to be the light I just want to be. Maybe because all I want to do is fight. Fight for what I believe is happiness, for something that just feels right. Fight to show the world something they are too blind to see.

And if I stop fighting, then I’ve given up, and life isn’t worth living when you feel like you’ve done nothing but fail.

I really thought I had moved on, but I’m still finding myself in this rut where I want to do nothing but lash out in anger, but that anger is only going to bring more pain and I know that’s something I don’t need. It’s something no one needs.

I have a lot of conflicting emotions running rampant through my mind right now and I don’t know how to keep them contained.

Sorry for wasting your time with this random trash. There’s some other things I could talk about in this especially on the subject of Leona and Penny Arcade related things, good things that is, but I’ll leave this post with one more thing that has probably kept me on more of a peaceful side. Something I’ve learned among these four characters in particular…

Asami said Korra’s name 12 times throughout the series, 7 of which were in Book 1.

Mako said Korra’s name 68 times throughout the series in an almost even amount except for Book 2.

Based on a true story.

For the record, my dad wasn’t 100% right.

Other comics I made:

Based on a true story, being Italian and the mafia.

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idk i didnt enjoy lok because i couldnt get past korra getting brutalized every time she turned around, the misogyny, the terrible jokes, and contradicting lore…

i only thing better in lok is the animation (if you mute the sound and pretend certain things arent happening)

sorry!!

bryke was just catering to fans, when they made korrasami canon.

THE POSSIBILITIES 

ARMS OF AIR, LIGHTNING, METAL, STONES, FIRE, WATER, LAVA, ICE AND SNOW, VINES, BONES, BLOOD, SAND, FRICKING RAINBOWS 

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I actually agree. Both Naruto and Bleach were decent battle shounen manga once upon a time. Then they kind of overstayed their welcome and turned to shit.

I absolutely loved Snake and Kaz’s friendship in Peace Walker. I think that Miller’s new backstory and character is utterly fantastic, and giving him this history with Big Boss is amazing.

However I HATE WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN IN MGS5.

Okay, first of all I hate that Kaz goes crazy and turns evil. If you ask me the reason their friendship should have deteriorated is that Big Boss starts being evil. The entire Big Boss Era is literally one giant start of darkness to find out how Big Boss went from a quirky soldier to a mass murdering psychopath who wanted to plunge the world into war. But it’s been pretty darn light on Big Boss being bad, until now all of a sudden.

Kaz is very level headed. He was like that in Peace Walker and he was like that in MG2. And if Liquid’s portrayal was accurate in MGS1 then we can say that Miller was always a very levelheaded guy. But then in Phantom Pain he starts doing a whole bunch of really questionable stuff? NOOOOOOO. Big Boss should be doing this, and Kaz should be the one trying to talk him out of it. Until Big Boss reaches the point where he and Kaz can’t walk the same path and Kaz leaves. Preferably to FOXHOUND. Leaving Big Boss with no one who’s at his level to keep him grounded, and it makes his downward spiral even worse.