Actually, the real quote was "I love you, Dad," before she electrocutes him - I think this was a much better choice of words than "I'll never join you!" because it shows a lot about her character; about how conflicted yet righteous she is, about how she still loves him but won't hesitate even a second to do justice.wow. that was an amazing episode! did anyone else get Darth Vader vibes from Hiroshi?
*not quoting exactly*
(Hiroshi extends electric robotic glove to daughter--look familiar?) Hiroshi: Join me, Asami. We can end this destructive conflict, and create a better Republic City for the two of us!
Asami: I'll never join you! *electrocutes Hiroshi*
In the original A:TLA, Toph explains that her metalbending comes from her ability to bend the earth and minerals within the metal. Because the doors around Sato's underground chamber were made of almost pure platinum, there aren't enough impurities within the metal itself for earthbenders to be able to exploit.I still agree it's kinda pathetic how the benders keep losing essentially, especially when we're talking about 3 masters and earthbenders being able to bend metal (which itself can't be too easy given Toph had to discover it, and likely not everyone can sense the impurities in metal that easily). I was also annoyed how they still used little metal wire bending against giant mechs, seriously just crush the fuckers with good ol fashion earth bending, yeesh...you're in the enemy lair, who cares what flooring you might destroy. And how is it that platinum can't be bent either, that kinda got lost on me...
Happy 500 posts, thread-goers.