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Mais il a été absent pendant cent ans, et il doit en plus apprendre à maîtriser les éléments. Création[modifier | modifier le code] Avatar, le dernier maître de l'air a été co-créé et coproduit par Michael Dante DiMartino et Bryan Konietzko au sein du studio d'animation de Nickelodeon à Burbank, en Californie. Cette série a été animée en Corée du Sud. Le premier épisode d’Avatar a été créé six ans après sa conception initiale, une période beaucoup plus longue que la
moyenne des séries animées[21]. Même si elle fut initialement montrée en avant-première en novembre 2004, le premier épisode d’Avatar n'a été diffusé qu'en février 2005. Après le dénouement de la première saison, Nickelodeon commanda immédiatement une seconde saison de vingt épisodes qui a été diffusée pour la première
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Rakuro finds beating Wethermon made him level 78. He also received the book Wethermon’s Truth, a biography of Wethermon’s life, and a list of his unique sword moves, though Rakuro must acquire weapons from the Age of Divinity before learning them. He also receives a unique item storage that will protect his items even if he dies. He also finds the storage space already contains armors, weapons, vehicles and other items, most of which he cannot use. Starting over from level 1, Arthur says goodbye to Setsuna before
setting off to find Bahamut. Out in the wilderness, Lycagon continues to wait for Rakuro. 21"Fetching, Raising, Conquering"
Transliteration: "Tsukamaeru, Sodateru, Seifuku Suru" (Japanese: 捕まえる、育てる、征服する)TBATBATBAMarch 3, 2024 (2024-03-03) Examining the items in the Inventoria, Arthur determines none of the armours will function without a “None-standard Ether Reactor”, and without the armour, they can’t equip any of the weapons. Katzo reveals he received one reactor as
loot for defeating Kirin, but it is broken and none of the NPC blacksmiths can repair it. Rakuro suspects Vysache could repair it but before handing it over, Katzo demands to know how to access the vorpal unique scenario. Rakuro reveals about fighting Lycagon for 5 minutes without taking damage and Katzo reluctantly concludes he couldn’t manage it anyway. Arthur reveals via a complex series of loopholes she managed to keep several items despite Rei killing her, namely the Reward Scales, Wethermon’s biography, Setsuna’s brooch and her favorite weapon.
