₦airaland Forum

samistry:
Muh Joshi Cinammon roll against my Red hot Chile Pepper. I may have to kage bunshin my soul to support em both

andrewbaba44:
Pedri is above all central midfielders ,and I won’t argue this with anyone

If you doubt me you clearly doesn’t know anything about football ,he doesn’t need to score or assist before you know what he brings to the pitch

samistry:
Hunter Hates Happiness books the only black champions on the main roster to lose their titles during black history month.

Kaycee7:
Having Bianca and Naomi lose their titles during BHM is crazy

Kaycee7:
It was useless but she used it to win a race. You're not seeing the irony in that statement?

Nickshrapnel:
Yes, I thought Peacemaker was supposed to come out the following year after Superman.

I’m not complaining though, I’ve been waiting for over 2 years for it.

Kaycee7:
Korra was also pressing Zaheer with her hands tied. It wasn't until the other members of The Red Lotus came to back him up that they subdued her.
How is Korra's Avatar state useless when it's the same Avatar state she used to take down The Red Lotus even though she was already poisoned? And also used it to deflect an energy blast that would've destroyed Republic City? That sounds like uselessness to you?

Nickshrapnel:
Peacemaker S2 is this year? I thought it was after Superman next year.

Still no talks about that Static Shock they announced years ago

Kaycee7:
Rewatch that fight. Korra went into the Avatar state while Kuvira was airborne. Those pictures are from the start of their fight.

It's statements like this that make people accuse Korra haters of not even watching the show and just making stuff up.

Saying "even Zaheer" is hilarious because Zaheer is an opponent who specifically had a plan that depended on the Avatar going into the Avatar state and he still needed her chained up. He should've just faced her with her hands free then, if he was truly not afraid of her Avatar state.

everton4life:
Lol, dude that's a bot you're quoting. You might want to check his posts

nani667:
🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

Kaycee7:
You guys make it sound like she willingly cut off the connection herself and not Unavaatu that severed the ties during their battle.

Kaycee7:
This was before Korra went into the Avatar state

Baddestguyp:
Korra still remains the worst Avatar in history...

Let's see if the next Avatar can do worse...
If anything, I pity the next Avatar since the only wisdom they can get is from Korra.

Kaycee7:
The Red Lotus and Kuvira looked scared of her Avatar state to me sha but maybe you guys watched a different show.

bisqit:
Vinicius will drive inside and blast the ball away instead of passing to his teammates and nobody here will say anything here out of bias

Kaycee7:
Still mulling on this but yeah, it probably does come down to context.

Devvy4:
That EuropeanLad guy was one of those popular account that played down on Vini's racial slur/attack on Twitter. Small shifting they gave to him yesterday, he deactivated and promise never to come online.

People then to always talk down on things they cant even take half of it.

CoolUsername:
He wants to be Codelander's Madelyn Stillwell

oyaskii:
Ozark (2017 – 2019)

A slow-burning descent into darkness.

I didn't get the chance to follow this faithfully during its original run, and after years of putting it off, I finally decided to give it a go this week.

Few shows can grip you the way Ozark does from the first season. From the moment Marty Byrde relocates his family to the Lake of the Ozarks, the show establishes itself as a compelling, relentless, and anxiety-inducing crime drama with a hint of moral dilemma. The signature blue tint adds a cold, almost suffocating vibe that perfectly complements its tense atmosphere.

Jason Bateman, better known for his comedic roles, delivers a surprisingly compelling performance as Marty, an accounting wiz and money launderer for a drug cartel. His restrained, logical demeanor contrasts beautifully with Laura Linney’s Wendy, whose transformation from reluctant accomplice to ruthless power player is one of the show’s best character arcs.

Yet, for all its strengths, Ozark isn't without its flaws. I knew it was a slow burn, but the pacing was uneven, some conflicts dragged on far too long, stretching the show across four seasons when it could have easily wrapped up in two. The writers seemed undecided about what to do with certain characters, especially Charlotte and Jonah, one minute, they’re integral to the main plot, the next, they’re sidelined. And I have to say, Julia Garner’s Ruth Langmore might be in my top 10 most hated TV characters. Something about her just didn’t resonate with me. Her tough girl act wasn’t fooling anyone, or at least, not me.

I have a theory that TV shows today become too good for their own good, leaving writers confused about how to end them. More often than not, they pick the worst possible conclusion, especially when the show isn’t pre-planned in its entirety from start to finish. Season 4 had a certain vibe like they were going to mess it up and they did. Instead of a cathartic resolution, the series finale was frustratingly ambiguous, leaving more questions than answers. Some character arcs that took years to build were abruptly cut off, making the payoff feel hollow.

Still, Ozark is a solid, tension driven crime thriller. It doesn’t reach the heights of BB, but it holds its own in the slow burn, morally complex crime drama subgenre. As for replay value? That sour S4 makes it hard to say. But overall, it’s a good show.

7/10.

pu7pl3:
I hope we get ATM in the round of 16

Illusioneffect:
Baddestguyp
Why haven't you recommended MASHLE here 😭😭😭. I'm only in episode 1 and it's already great plus it's literally the best opening of any anime I've ever seen from Creepy nuts the same folks who made Dan Da Dan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLW35YMzELE?si=rdcUydq3y1feUTsS

King2019:
Effect of having playing time even out of position..
When I saw both him and Ceballos in midfield, I just knew Man City had no chance...
More consistency and taking chances and we are good to go.