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An Avatar: The Last Airbender fanfic by Jon Turner Disclaimer: Avatar: The Last Airbender is the property of Nickelodeon. I am simply responsible for this fanfiction. If there was anything Avatar Aang loved doing best, it was spending time with Katara. Ever since she had freed him from the iceberg on that fateful day when their long journey began, the 12-year-old (or rather, 112-year-old) boy had become rather fond of her. They were best friends, and had been there for each other during the toughest times. Deep down, Aang had wanted their friendship to be something more, for he had fallen in love with her. But it wasn’t until after he had defeated Fire Lord Ozai, shortly into his 13th year, when his wish was finally granted. Without the stress of the war going on or the thought of losing him, Katara was finally able to confess her feelings for him. The kiss they shared on the balcony of the Jasmine Dragon began a relationship that had only grown and deepened in the time since

Recently I was rewatching Laputa yet again in English this time with the literal subs because I wanted to make sure my opinion about the Disney English script still holds up.  Happily, I can say that aside from a few missed lines on Paquin’s part, the answer is yes.  And as far as the script adaptation goes, other than the extra lines, it’s really not as grossly inaccurate as declared.  For the most part, the script adaptation is just rephrasing the individual lines just for natural/lipflap purposes, which is completely understandable considering the nature of dubbing.  The dub script does not attempt to be slavishly accurate (nor

http://thedissolve.com/news/1144-joseph-gordon-levitt-and-werner-herzog-among-the-e/ With the mild performance of [i]The Wind Rises[/i] at the U.S. box office (only about $4 million), a lot of people are assuming that because of this Disney passed on Takahata's newest film.  But I think that's just kneejerk reaction on the part of sites like The Ghibli Blog (whose articles I always find questionable).  From this article I've seen, it looks like there's a different reason behind this acquisition: [quote] journalist/critic Akihiko Reizei has expressed concerns in the Japanese edition of Newsweek that content unobjectionable at home—anim