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Is this is any way distinguishable from DIckDastardlyStopsToCheat? They seem identical to me - bad guy sabotages themselves by doing something evil just for the sake of being evil, despite the action being counterproductive.
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Is this is any way distinguishable from DickDastardlyStopsToCheat? They seem identical to me - bad guy sabotages themselves by doing something evil just for the sake of being evil, despite the action being counterproductive.
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As of now, The Republic isn\'t really the good guys yet... assuming we\'re considering Unalaq the BigBad, then the BigGood would be the leader of the force that\'s opposing him. Which is explicitly \'\'not\'\' the Republic.
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At this moment, The Republic isn\\\'t really the good guys yet... assuming we\\\'re considering Unalaq the BigBad, then the BigGood would be the leader of the force that\\\'s opposing him. Which is explicitly \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' the Republic.
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It\'s a matter of what you consider the conflict. Raiko could be (assuming he doesn\'t turn out to be a PresidentEvil) considered the BigGood of the Avatar World as a whole, but for the Water Tribe Civil War? He\'s neutral.
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It\\\'s a matter of what you consider the conflict. Raiko could be (assuming he doesn\\\'t turn out to be a PresidentEvil) considered the BigGood of the Avatar World as a whole, but for the Water Tribe Civil War? He\\\'s neutral. Since he had nothing to with the first season\\\'s conflict, and his role in the second season\\\'s conflict wasn\\\'t as a BigGood, I don\\\'t see any need to refer to him as such at this point.
