#James Sie

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sie_james What wonderful news today. Thank you, @netflix for giving us two more seasons to look forward to! Yip yip!

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The voice cast of Avatar: The Last Airbender (2005-2008) just reunited in 2023!

Mae Whitman - Katara

Jack De Sena - Sokka

Michaela Murphy (AKA Jessie Flower) - Toph

Dante Basco - Zuko

Jennie Kwan - Suki

Grey DeLisle - Azula

Cricket Leigh - Mai

Olivia Hack - Ty Lee

Greg Baldwin - Iroh

James Sie - cabbage merchant!

Dante Basco also voiced Zuko's grandson Iroh II in TLOK (2012-2014), is rumored to have a cameo in the live-action series (2023-) and will voice adult Zuko in the untitled 2025 animated movie.

Greg Baldwin voiced Iroh in ATLA Book 3 (2007-2008) after the original voice actor Mako's death, and in TLOK Book 2 and 3 (2013-2014).

James Sie also voiced the cabbage merchant's son in TLOK Book 1 (2012) and will play the cabbage merchant in the live-action series (2023-)!!

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Heroes & Villains The DC Animated Universe - Paper Cut-Out Portraits and Profiles

The Ultimen

A group of genetically engineered metahumans, the Ultimen were the creation of Project Cadmus; designed as a team of superheroes to counter the Justice League.  Developed by Professor Hamilton and his team of scientists, the five beings were accelerated in age to their late teens and provided with implanted false memories that led them to believe they were normal people who just happened to possess fantastic abilities.

The team was composed of Wind Dragon, who possessed elemental powers that enabled him to create and control torrents of wind; Juice, who had electrokinetic abilities; Long Shadow who possessed augmented strength and size-altering powers; Shifter, a changeling who could transform into various different animals; and Downpour, an aquamorph who could change into massive amounts of controllable water. 

The team was managed by Maxwell Lord whose public relations firm ensured that the Ultimen remained popular and trusted among the general public.  The heroes teamed up on a number of occasions with the Justice League and the Ultimen were themselves offered membership into the League.  Persuaded by Lord, the young heroes declined and remained under the thumb of their benefactors.

This changed when the engineered heroes began to experience increased cellular degradation.  The process that created them proved imperfect and it was determined they did not have long to live. This quickly resulted in the Ultimen discovering the tragic truth about their origins and rapidly approaching demise.  

Frightened, angry and feeling horribly betrayed, the Ultimen set about destroying the Cadmus facility where they had been created. The Justice League were forced to intervene and managed to defeat the Ultimen.  Afterwards, they were remanded to governmental custody with Cadmus director, Amanda Waller, stating her people would do all they could to help the young heroes or at least make their final moments as comfortable as possible.  

Although the initial batch of Ultimen were deemed a failure, several new batches were created to act as foot soldiers in an attack on the Justice League’s Watchtower headquarters.  These new Ultimen were not given false memories and were little more than powered automatons tethered to Galatea’s control through a neural link.  

Actors James Sie, CCH Pounder, Gregg Rainwater and Grey DeLisle provided the voices for Wind Dragon, Juice, Long Shadow, and Shifter/Downpour respectively.  The tragic figures first appeared in the ninth episode of the first season of Justice League Unlimited, ‘Ultimatum.’  

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I’m so happy that the voice actor for the cabbage merchant gets to reprise his role in the live-action series!

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Bad movie I have Chain Reaction 1996

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James sie noted Jackie chan voice double is listed as being splinter for two episodes on the tottmnt imdb... was he doing splinters bug noises? There r ppl listed as only being in one episode who are in every episode so idk. I dont have the time to double check the credits but it's interesting. I appreciate the flexibility they gave themselves with the series like... making both arcs have a lvl of unreliability narration. Which gives them a lot of room to work with if they choose to continue the show or with the movie. Because this was being recorded not long after the movie n animation takes a lot of time. To allow for some type of inconsistencies maybe that could've happened between mm maybe changing somethings while tottmnt was still in production. Who's gonna be a champion n screenshot the credits so we can get this hammered out though

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Which version of this do you prefer?

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this is both a book and a movie, vote yes ONLY if you’ve seen/read the play

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All Kinds of Other by James Sie

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In this tender, nuanced coming-of-age love story, two boys—one who is cis and one who is trans—have been guarding their hearts to protect themselves, until their feelings for each other give them a reason to stand up to their fears. Two boys are starting at a new school. Jules is just figuring out what it means to be gay and hasn’t totally decided whether he wants to be out at his new school. His parents and friends have all kinds of opinions, but for his part, Jules just wants to make the basketball team and keep his head down. Jack is trying to start over after a best friend break-up. He followed his actor father clear across the country to LA, but he’s also totally ready to leave his past behind. Maybe this new school where no one knows him is exactly what he needs. When the two boys meet, the sparks are undeniable. But then a video surfaces linking Jack to a pair of popular transgender vloggers, and the revelations about Jack’s past thrust both Jack and Jules into the spotlight they’ve been trying to avoid. Suddenly both boys have a choice to make—between lying low where it’s easier or following their hearts.

Mod opinion: I've heard of this book before and decided to pass on it due to the massive amount of transphobia that the trans character experiences in it. I'm just sooo tired of trans trauma porn written by cis people.

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THE PAY OFF WAS GOOD

JAMES SIE MAKE THAT CASH MONEY BRO YOU DESERVE EVERY CENT AND MORE

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avatarnetflix: is a firebender in here or is it just the cast of avatar: the last airbender at the premiere 🔥🔥🔥

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The original cabbage merchant, James Sie, talks about reprising his role from animation to live-action and being treated like royalty on set (deserved)!

Interview by It’s Recording Time Media

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And yes, James Sie voiced the cabbage merchant in the ATLA animated series 🥬

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this is my king

[thewickedmerman]

I have finally finished this series and I'm really proud of myself. I hope you guys like it and comment letting me know what you think. You can also follow me on these social media accounts. You can also follow me on these social media accounts.

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Credit for my character stills goes to my good friend, @gem-among-gems. If you would like some stills for yourself, she can make some for you and can do it in any style.

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20 More Join Netflix’ Live-Action “Avatar: The Last Airbender”

Netflix has announced 20 new cast members for the live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender series.

From the Water Tribe we have Amber Midthunder as Princess Yue, A. Martinez as Pakku, Irene Bedard as Yagoda, Joel Oulette as Hahn, Nathaniel Arcand as Chief Arnook, and Meegwun Fairbrother as Avatar Kuruk. From the Earth Kingdom we have Arden Cho as June, Utkarsh Ambudkar as King Bumi, Danny Pudi as the mechanist, Lucian-River Chauhan as Teo, and James Sie as the cabbage merchant. From the Fire Nation we have Momona Tamada as Ty Lee, Thalia Tran as Mai, Ruy Iskandar as Lt. Jee, Hiro Kanagawa as Fire Lord Sozin, C.S. Lee as Avatar Roku, François Chau as the Great Sage, and Ryan Mah as Lt. Dang. From the Spirit Realm we have George Takei as the voice of Koh and Randall Duk Kim as the voice of Wan Shi Tong, the Spirit of Knowledge.

They join the previously cast Gordon Cormier (Aang), Kiawentiio (Katara), Ian Ousley (Sokka), Dallas Liu (Zuko), Daniel Dae Kim (Fire Lord Ozai), Elizabeth Yu (Azula), and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee (Iroh). Albert Kim serves as showrunner, writer, and an executive producer.

(Image from 2005′s Avatar: The Last Airbender)