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00:05:01How are you all this fine day?
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00:05:26Let me make some sauce. Mmm, good to hear.
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00:05:35Uh, I'm getting anxious about this video because the longer it gets, the longer and more complete it gets, the more it just, the more I realize it's going to take even longer to make.
00:05:46And so, like, and I know it's going to bomb. I know it's either going to get bombed, going to bomb or be smothered by reaction videos within the first few days.
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00:06:41Next up is a section I hadn't even written anything for yet. Fucking hell.
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00:07:21Guys, stop, stop fucking with the emotes like that.
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00:07:36Doing a rewrite of a show and it's exhausting. Oh, what show?
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00:08:10Where did I put that?
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00:08:52Rewrite of a show called Infinity Train. Why are you rewriting Infinity Train? It was already fine.
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00:11:53How's the lovely wife? She's fine?
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00:13:05More than anything, I don't think we have enough people participating in the chat for a poll. Just say who your favorite is.
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00:13:18Fuck.
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00:13:29Two of them get to be interesting. Really, only one of them gets to be interesting.
00:13:38I said, look at it relate so much. Oh, that's not what the children means.
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00:14:55All we need to do, is talk later.
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00:24:45And then clearly doubles down on the tilt better cake I thought they were the same age
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00:25:06Not least of all being that he was at his 30s and still had no
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00:27:52Particularly with a particularly and that he was the lone
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00:28:03Rather egregiously as well as well as Kaia and Bumi
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00:28:51Look Lou but tidbits keep getting recommended to me
00:28:54I can't decide whether your videos piss me off more than your critics or not. So like why are your critics?
00:28:58So annoying
00:29:04What
00:29:28Why are your critics so annoying there are people who get irrationally angry over milk toast media tags, thanks
00:29:48The weirdest backhanded compliment I've ever heard. Yeah
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00:31:07Two of them at least turned out to be pretty inadequate parents parents and it's the two you would have immediately first expected
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00:32:18Traits and personality types there that are coded heroic and coded villainous. So we like morally good
00:32:28I
00:32:31Moral greatness has to come from things. We have coded villainous like ambition or greed or selfishness. Let's see
00:32:44It has to be about removing those things and replacing them
00:32:48Said but that moral greatness has to come from things
00:32:50we have coded villainous like ambition or greed or selfishness and the characters arc has to be about removing those things and
00:32:56Replacing them with good traits like pacifism and friendship and temperance
00:33:01So you take Aang a character?
00:33:08Take Aang a character who is the poster child for the all-loving hero a
00:33:12Peaceful monk who has a love and respect for all life even the most vile and heinous people on the planet who is non-confrontational
00:33:19Tries to befriend everyone and who was utterly nice to everything and ever
00:33:23Tries to be utterly nice to everything and everyone around him
00:33:26Around around him all of these things scream hero the most heroed hero
00:33:31Whoever heroed lawful good to the utmost degree. However, all these things also inform Aang's negative qualities
00:33:42Aang looks for the wisdom of the past four avatars in regards to what to do about the Fire Lord and the best advice
00:33:47He gets from Kyoshi
00:33:49The
00:33:52View of negative peace versus positive peace how the absence of tension is different from the presence of justice
00:33:57Which has been discussed by philosophers since the dawn of time
00:34:06I had an ad for Jif a peanut butter I already buy you don't have to sell to me Jif
00:34:11They just wanted to show you their animated Jif
00:34:19I
00:34:49You
00:35:01Depths of his confirmation bias by asking an air nomad avatar only to only to get the biggest dressing-down of his life
00:35:08That's why actually right now. This is probably the most mature and reasoned advice and gets
00:35:13And
00:35:16How does he respond I knew I shouldn't have asked Kyoshi
00:35:20Aang then even goes to the very depths of his confirmation bias by asking an air nomad avatar
00:35:27It's like yangchen stopped short of just short of calling him a narcissist for positioning the air nomads above the rest of the world
00:35:33Forgetting that he is the avatar now
00:35:36He but he belongs to every nation the avatar can't attach themselves like most air nomads can it would be selfish
00:35:42It would be borderline evil to be so detached as the avatar
00:35:48I'm so glad I pre-wrote this bit
00:35:52Same situation as yangchen
00:35:54He's the last of his Pete
00:35:55He's the last of his people if he abandons air nomad ideals and beliefs and the air nomads are truly are truly dead
00:36:01Then Aang manages to not do this isn't just keeping his people alive
00:36:04But it's a deliciously ironic twist of fate for the fire nation to be defeated by a pacifist and while Aang is averse to killing
00:36:11People he's not averse to kicking their ass, but that doesn't mean Aang is averse to making poor or morally dubious decisions
00:36:20None of Aang's heroic traits are innate they come from his upbringing among the air nomads and the existential dread of being the last one
00:36:30So like any good character the thing that informs his positive attributes also informs his negative attributes
00:36:36Aang puts the air nomads and air nomad culture above everything to the point that he's rather softly
00:36:41Narcissistic and often has to be bludgeoned into approaching things from a non airbender point of view
00:36:47This is the reason he struggled so much with earthbending because it was the first time thinking like an air nomad wasn't automatically the superior option
00:36:57He needs to compartmentalize there's the avatar and the last airbender which I think was something
00:37:02Something I think the avatar should be able to do yep, and there was even a colon separating them in the title
00:37:19Because it was the first time thinking like an air nomad wasn't automatically the superior option and
00:37:24At times he seemed to expect that his friends making the right decisions
00:37:28decisions meant conforming to air nomad beliefs
00:37:32It's often a recurring problem with Aang as throughout the series his biggest mistakes are the result of sticking so
00:37:37Rigidly to being an airbender his first mistake is the result of thinking
00:37:41Like an airbender is the result of thinking like an airbender when he flees the temple to avoid the reality that he's the avatar
00:37:48Typical airbender tactic avoid and evade
00:37:55So when he has children of his own he favors the one who is an airbender because being an air nomad is the single most
00:38:00Important thing to him the thing he puts above everything and everyone
00:38:13And Tenzin was his only child to become an airbender at first and so Aang poured all his attention onto him onto him to an extent
00:38:21To an extent this is understandable after two children without airbending Aang was likely starting to think his people were going to die after all
00:38:28However understandable doesn't mean excusable. It's not really my place to it's not really my place to excuse Aang of his actions
00:38:35That's his children's decision
00:38:37This is very much in character for Aang
00:38:39But viewers don't see these things because Aang's positive attributes are all associated with classical heroism the idea that this could be
00:38:47Don't see these things because Aang's positive attributes are all associated with traditional heroism
00:38:53The
00:38:55Idea that this could be the reason he makes mistakes doesn't compute
00:38:59They see a character being nice in one situation and not nice in another and go
00:39:03What and while people often only disagreed with her chastised
00:39:07And while people often openly disagreed with her chastised Aang in the original the story often bent over backwards to vindicate him
00:39:13In Korra the revelation that Aang favored one child and neglected the other two isn't something
00:39:18He's ever vindicated for because he's dead and can't be vindicated
00:39:22That's how he
00:39:28I think a stronger example is how he lies to the Zhang's of the Ganjin's of the great divide
00:39:33Taking advantage of the fact that they've been fighting for over a century and have forgotten
00:39:37Why in order to fabricate a story to end the fighting between their tribes Aang wouldn't lie
00:39:42He's a good person after all Aang wouldn't lie
00:39:46To their tribes people had an issue with this people took issue with this
00:39:52Issue with it with it
00:39:54This I mean Aang wouldn't lie
00:39:56He's a good person after all but he's an airbender his whole shtick is a void and evade
00:40:03So to stop a fight, he just makes something up. I've always tried to solve problems by being quick or clever
00:40:15Made the right choice in forgiving the man who killed her mother. Yeah, he just he just assumes
00:40:22But
00:40:27Lying is bad and Aang is good
00:40:29So that makes no sense cries the fandom as basic character analysis flies over their heads this twisted and deeply simplistic
00:40:36Logic affects how people respond to characters
00:40:38I go as far as to say most people don't really pay attention to most of the media they consume they tend to base everything
00:40:44on vibes
00:40:46You
00:40:47Could dive into Aang's character and find a complex and nuanced web that informs both his sincere kindness and his evasive narcissism
00:40:54But that's all really difficult and sounds like but like that's all really difficult and sounds like homework and it's easier to just go good
00:41:01equals nice
00:41:04Product of the years because not only is she the poster child for
00:41:17Why Kiyoshi is rotted over the years because not only is she the poster child of chaotic of
00:41:22Chaotic good ever the least ever the most poorly understood
00:41:28Poorly understood alignment
00:41:34She's voiced by Jennifer Hale
00:41:36So whenever she says anything the viewer superimposes other Jennifer Hale rolls onto her which means but I'm through saving you
00:41:43You keep attacking I will stand and watch while the geth lay you to waste
00:41:53My issue was white kid rewriting brown people's uh brown people's history Aang's not white though
00:42:05Every character who shows any degree of kindness to anyone tends to be filtered into the all-loving hero trope and once you get filtered
00:42:12Into a trope you're expected to conform to it people treat characters the way the anime industry treats genres once you're in a box
00:42:18You're expected nay demanded to have all the bells and whistles that are attached to them
00:42:34You're not good you're not bad you're just nice. I'm not good. I'm not nice. I'm just right Wow
00:42:43On the surf
00:42:45Aang Sora and Steven universe would all seem like the same character archetype because they're all peacemakers who like making friends with people
00:42:51But they're all very different characters when you pay attention for even a moment
00:42:58I've certainly never used it to take a life. Even if we don't agree. Nobody deserves this anyone from the organization who'd like to be next
00:43:12It would be reductive to say audiences don't like it when heroes make bad decisions
00:43:16But rather they don't like it when heroes make objectively bad decisions because of character traits we associate with goodliness
00:43:23They prefer it when bad decisions are made as the result of perceived negative qualities like
00:43:29Impulsivity or immaturity or anger or revenge or the desire to see inconvenient change to an unjust status quo
00:43:35Anger or revenge or the desire to see inconvenient change to an unjust status quo
00:43:42You
00:43:59Know anyone from the organization like to be next for us pensive. All right, I guess
00:44:09Gaming a second
00:44:12I
00:44:42Am
00:44:51L you won from your
00:45:01Anyone from the organization who'd like to be next
00:45:04Hi
00:45:09Kingdom Hearts is so good. You're all sleeping on Kingdom Hearts
00:45:23For it when bad decisions are made as a result of perceived negative qualities like
00:45:27Impulsivity or immaturity or anger or revenge or the desire to see inconvenient change to an unjust status quo
00:45:32If a heroic character does bad things or makes poor decisions or even just makes decisions that go against traditional heroism
00:45:38It doesn't compute with most people and they can't handle the dissonance and shut down
00:45:43Even if it's completely 100% in character for them. Remember how tough became a cop and everyone was like, whoa
00:45:49because tough is a good person who's
00:45:55Because tough is a good person who saved the world and she hated authority those two things are antithetical to a cop
00:46:02except tough except
00:46:09Tough is also an amoral bastard who like to perform scams and deceive people to bring money out of them
00:46:14tough was corrupt as shit and if you don't want and if you want to be corrupt for your own benefit the chief of
00:46:20Police is the best way to do that
00:46:22Tough didn't hate authority. She hated being told what to do. She loved telling other people what to do
00:46:32You
00:46:51Never is there a greater example of this theory than Star Wars. There's a small subset of Star Wars fandom that really hates the
00:46:57Really
00:46:59Hates the fact that new Star Wars materials extremely critical of the Jedi
00:47:03However, the Jedi have been the subject of criticism since day one of the franchise
00:47:12This is the first thing we hear about the Jedi, where's the old Republic?
00:47:16This is the first thing we hear about the Jedi. Where's the old Republic now?
00:47:19it's gone the first thing we learn about the Jedi is their greatest failure and
00:47:24Throughout the rest of the series obi-wan and Yoda are repeatedly challenged by Luke and proven wrong
00:47:29They both believe Vader can't be redeemed because the dark side permanently stains you they're wrong Luke proves them wrong
00:47:35The Jedi have always served the Republic. What did the Republic do again?
00:47:39Oh, right gleefully become a tyrannical Empire and heralded in the death of democracy as a concept with thunderous applause
00:47:54I
00:48:24You
00:48:38Bear in mind no amount of money would make up for the what I did to you last stream Lily
00:48:43I've sent you an apology through email. It's the least I can do. Oh
00:48:49Yeah, I saw. Thanks. I
00:48:51appreciate that
00:48:54I
00:48:59Average Twitter user media isn't always black and white also average you to user only understands media and black and white
00:49:04Yeah, that's the that's the thing. It's easy to say
00:49:08It's easy to talk about it's easy to repeat the platitude of things aren't always black and white
00:49:14But the problem is most people haven't thought about it. They're just repeated. That's all they're doing is repeating it
00:49:24You
00:49:54You
00:50:06Others what to do also and also most people as adults aren't the same people they were when they were 12
00:50:12I mean, sorry to burst your bubble grown-ass men still watching still watching Shonan
00:50:18Grown-ass men still watching Shonan. Sorry to burst your bubble grown-ass men still watching Shonan
00:50:24Grown-ass men still watching Shonan
00:50:26You
00:50:48None of this is helped by the creeping rot of people treating storytelling as a concept as nothing more than a vessel to give
00:50:56You
00:51:08And someone came in came running and saying I would prefer it if it was her abused
00:51:13Subjects who were the one to kill her like Cora is still the one to fight her and kick her off her throne
00:51:18But when it comes to killing her or a hands or could the earth Queen to her subjects
00:51:22To her to her subjects saying they will cast final judgment on her
00:51:33Judgment on her
00:51:36You
00:51:47Because in her impulsivity she hadn't considered the consequences of toppling an absolute monarchy in one fell swoop
00:51:52You
00:52:03And I was thinking about the lines of what makes sense to the character and how to get them from one point in their story
00:52:07To another and this person just went I'd like all of that to be thrown aside in the name of my proletariat fantasy
00:52:16My proletariat fantasy and while I understand the proletariat the proletariat well, I understand the proletariat fantasy
00:52:22It's not in keeping with the theme and the characters. This is how fandom puts characters into ethical boxes in microcosm
00:52:44You have been deemed a good person therefore you must conform to my beliefs about what a good person means
00:52:52You
00:52:59Thing is I'll get to be seen as a hero of the city
00:53:01I get to flex my knowledge of metal bending and I can be as violent as I please to people who annoy me
00:53:05Oh, yeah, I like this cop idea. No this joke observation comes from an avid top fan
00:53:11When they were 12, I'm sorry to burst your bubble grown-ass men still watching Shonan
00:53:41You
00:54:12You
00:54:16The steer even
00:54:22Therefore you must conform to my beliefs about what a good person means
00:54:42You
00:54:55Hmm
00:55:11You
00:55:13You
00:55:43You
00:56:13You
00:56:18Lament the fact that because she's part of the gang she's seen as the man I
00:56:24Don't know
00:56:25First thing I'm gonna do the Cuvier is a lot more like tough and he was a little little girl
00:56:30It's just that when she grew up
00:56:31Things were a little bit more giant robot. Oh
00:56:36Twelve year old top if you had told twelve year old top if you had given twelve year old top
00:56:42Control of a giant metal robot that shoots a laser beam. She would have been like, yes, who do I shoot?
00:57:12You
00:57:14Drink cactus juice, it'll quench. Yeah, nothing's quench here. It's the quenchiest
00:57:26Melon Lord. Yeah melon Mac. I
00:57:32Just realized Kuvira is basically Napoleon
00:57:35You
00:57:38You've been deemed a good person therefore you must conform to my beliefs about what a good person means
00:57:43About what about what a good person means means and a good person means that I will expect and I will accept no deviation
00:58:05I
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01:01:41Believe the core tenet of a good character is that they're positive and negative attributes come from the same place
01:01:46So ain't being a bad father. So ain't being
01:01:49being
01:01:50being a crap parent is just
01:01:54Chef's kisses. Mwah. Mwah
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01:04:00Because he's as a teacher a spiritual leader and a master comes through with him
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01:06:37People assume the main character absolutely has to be a good person. No, no, no, no
01:06:40No people associate certain traits with innate heroism. And if you have those traits
01:06:48People really don't like it. If you if a character does bad things while having those traits
01:06:55It's like how loose gets boiled down to all it gets like flander eyes down to all loving hero
01:07:07You
01:07:17Main character is good or bad
01:07:18They need to be written so the audience likes them to some degree is that the main character is not a piece of static
01:07:22Cardboard with insert name here written on it. Yep
01:07:26Avatar Aang as the youngest airbending master in history her own grandfather avatar Aang as as the youngest
01:07:34Grandfather as the youngest airbending master in history at the age of 11
01:07:41The Tenzin is having is often dealing with the fact dealing with the fact
01:07:46fact that the great destiny to revive
01:07:50revive the Air Nomads
01:07:53The Air Nomads isn't his it's Jinora's
01:08:03I
01:08:13Want the ability to parade them so it's a really cat that was reason so-called villain simps are often so quick to woobify them. Oh
01:08:21Yeah
01:08:33You
01:09:03I
01:09:33I
01:10:03I
01:10:09Isn't his it's Jinora's the fact that the great destiny to revive the Air Nomads isn't his it's Jinora's
01:10:33You
01:10:52Was she like 14 when she got her tattoos, nope, she was 11
01:11:03I
01:11:07People were saying she looks just like Aang. Yeah, that's because her head was shaved for it
01:11:30She'll be turning the air it's a wine
01:11:33I
01:11:49Isn't his it's Jinora's
01:12:03You
01:12:14I'm still not sure how firebenders can bend lightning fire is energy
01:12:20Fire is literally the release of energy
01:12:33You
01:13:03You
01:13:23Bending is just control of the states of matter. Yep
01:13:33Solids liquids gases and plasma
01:13:53They can bend coffee and tea that sounds like a fun business character, yeah, of course they can bend coffee and tea
01:13:59It's mostly water
01:14:04It's the sort of thing you put it or a microscope what you're asking so wait can't earthbenders control people's bones
01:14:11It sort of starts breaking down. There's absolutely no reason earthbenders could control people's bones
01:14:17Your bones aren't made of earth
01:14:34You
01:14:39Calcium is it earth calcium might be in earth, but that doesn't mean it is earth
01:15:04You
01:15:14What about the metal in your blood the metal in your blood is pure iron they can't remember they can't bend purified metals and
01:15:22chemical iron isn't the same as mineral iron a
01:15:26You
01:15:31Water and firebender doing it together the waterbender bending the water and tea while the firebender blasted to cook it
01:15:37Oh, yeah
01:15:37I mean one of the core hearts of being able to bend something like blood is that it is a significantly it is composed
01:15:43Significant component of water. Yeah, the human body is mostly water
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01:16:25You
01:16:40It's just a funny idea what if a firebender could bend to the electric signals in your brain
01:16:45The electric signals and well, here's the thing firebenders don't actually bend these things
01:16:52firebenders
01:16:53firebenders control energy
01:16:56And the most they can do with lightning that already exists is redirect it and they have to redirect it through their own body
01:17:17I know just a silly silly idea
01:17:20Like
01:17:24One of the reasons they can't earthbenders can't bend bones is B is the same reason they can't that they can't bend trees
01:17:30I mean trees are made of carbon
01:17:32But they can't bend them because they're alive
01:17:36Earthbenders can't bend living minerals
01:17:51Of course they could bed the bones they just use a big rock
01:18:03If an airbender bended all the air out of a room they couldn't fire in because fire firebend because fire needs oxygen to burn
01:18:08Fire needs energy. So a firebender could actually still produce fire. I
01:18:14Mean a
01:18:16Rocket can still produce a flame from their engine in the vacuum of space
01:18:24Furthermore if an airbender bended all the air out of the room, they'd create a vacuum and everybody would explode
01:18:37I think that's actually an airbending tactic
01:18:46Hmm
01:19:16Now here we go
01:19:17Vacuum and airless void a sudden violent version of the asphyxiation technique that instantly removes all air from the target area creating a short-lived
01:19:24sphere of hard vacuum
01:19:26Anyone caught in the void will be subjected to the sudden extreme loss of air pressure followed by severely battering winds as the void refills
01:19:34itself
01:19:36Causing internal injuries that are fatal without immediate healing
01:19:38The technique was invented by avatar Yang Chen who improvised it as a counter to combustion bending
01:19:42The idea was to snuff out the incendiary blast by depriving it of oxygen
01:19:46She later perfected the technique by practicing it at secret with the Ying Tzu and used it again to nullify
01:19:51Thapa's explosions during their final duel in Taku
01:20:12You
01:20:37Who is the most likely to mess with gravity an airbender
01:20:41Airbenders can fly
01:20:55Yeah
01:20:57You
01:21:09Great destiny to revive the air nomads isn't his it's Jinora's
01:21:14You
01:21:24Not affecting the magnetic signals or bends in space-time
01:21:27Hey, I don't I don't know puff. Let's let's end this weird fucking magic system discussion
01:21:33You
01:21:39Tends it is often the fact that they're that the great destiny to revive the air nomads isn't his it's Jinora's
01:22:03You
01:22:33You
01:23:03You
01:23:33You
01:23:37Self there must be some way them all capture
01:23:47The avatar Oh
01:23:52Son is Kuvira's taking
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