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Published: 2016-01-04 21:12:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 3150; Favourites: 68; Downloads: 6
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Made this just in time for Stevenbomb IV. Was Cartoon Network following the Avatar cycle for the last 6 years?Fire - Flame Princess (Adventure Time)
Air - CJ (Regular Show)
Water - Lapis Lazuli (Steven Universe)
Earth - Mudria (Long Live the Royals)
All shows Β© Cartoon Network
Avatar/Korra Β© Nickelodeon
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Damn it! Why do people compare everything new to Nickelodeon's Avatar? ''Elemental Powers'' and ''Action Girl'' are tropes older than dirt, and were used loooooong before Avatar! W.I.T.C.H., Sailor Moon, TMNT 2003, Devil May Cry, Lara Croft and Samus Aran should all sue Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network and Disney for ripping off these concepts and making a cash-grab out of them.
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Cash-grab? I just did this for fun after noticing a trend.
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They do realize that Earth powers aren't just rocks, dirt, clay, gemstones, it also means plants.
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And where do you suppose the plants spring from?
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The ground, when I meant these elemental powers, I was thinking that like Taranee with her fire powers, irma with her water powers, Hay Lin with her air powers, and Cornelia with her earth powers.
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Not you, Nickelodeon's Avatar! If a new movie/cartoon/video game/comic book/whatever comes out, people will start comparing it to The Legend of Aang/Korra. That franchise is still overrated, even after ending(I don't count the spin-off comics/novels)! And memes/jokes/trends/whatever like this one are certainly making things WORSE!
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For Earth, I would have put Terra because she has the powers of the earth which are a lot stronger
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I would, except she's a DC character. This was strictly for Cartoon Network originals.
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Amazing ^^
My favorites are Flame Princess (Phoebe) and Lapis Lazuli ^^
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Yeah, I know what her real name is, but Finn doesn't...
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Or maybe he doesΒ
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