Sokka losing his warrior mark between edits is a TV blunder
- TV show: Avatar: The Last Airbender
- Year: 2005
- Mistake: Sokka gets a warrior mark that disappears and reappears throughout the scene
There aren’t many animated cartoons that can capture children’s hearts and keep them captivated far into adulthood. There are animated programs intended at older audiences, but they are not the same. That’s where ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ entered the picture and changed the game for many fans who fell in love with the stories and characters. In an emotional scene in 2005, Sokka receives a warrior mark. That is, until he walks away, and when he looks back over his shoulder, the mark has vanished. To add to the confusion, Sokka’s mark reappears when the camera cuts again, implying that the animators simply forgot to include it.
Sokka losing his warrior mark between edits is a TV blunder
Leap! completely forgot that the Statue of Liberty wasn’t always green
- Movie: Leap!
- Year: 2016
- Mistake: The Statue of Liberty wasn’t green when it was built
The Statue of Liberty is one of the first things that many people think of when they think of famous monuments from the United States. Still, one thing that people have forgotten over time is that she wasn’t always green. Because of the impact of the air, this happened a few years after the statue was built. Instead, in 1886, the Statue of Liberty was brown like a penny and had oxidized to green by 1906. The main characters in the animated musical film ‘Leap!’ fly past the statue as it is being erected in one scene. What is the issue? They completely overlooked the oxidizing process and had her green from the start.
Leap! Completely Forgot That The Statue Of Liberty Wasn’t Always Green
