Hey, Goldberserkerdragon! Thank you for the upvote!

Hey, M15boy! Thank you for the upvote!

Makes me feel old. It's an amazing show and one of the few television series I've watched every episode more than once. If I were to assemble a list of cartoon shows to introduce to this generation's kids, this would be on it.

The show kinda does for the Eastern Religions and Philosophies what The Chronicles of Narnia does for Christianity.

Though, I wouldn't say it was a departure, per se. Nickelodeon has had a long history of their shows handling serious topics. The comedy series You Can't Do That on Television, an English dubbing of the Spanish animated series The World of David the Gnome and the horror anthology Are You Afraid of the Dark? are just a few examples. I would say that ATLA and TLOK were a brief return to form.

Graaz's Resolve

Instant

Juggernauts you control become noncreature artifact vehicles with crew 1. They are still Juggernauts. Until the end of you next turn, Juggernauts you control get +X/+0 where X is the total power of creatures tapped to crew it.

Choose a junk Magic permanent card. Then create a OP nonpermanent spell that can't be cast without the permanent on the battlefield.

Graaz's Resolve

Instant

Juggernauts you control become noncreature artifact vehicles with crew 1. They are still Juggernauts. Until the end of you next turn, Juggernauts you control get +X/+0 where X is the total power of creatures tapped to crew it.

Choose a junk Magic permanent card. Then create a non permanent spell that can't be cast if the permanent isn't on the battlefield.

Skin the Cat

Image: A scared and angry cat is backed up against a wall. Against the wall you see a silhouette of a person with a meat cleaver on the right. On the left is a torture device with meat hooks.

Sorcery

If this card is on top of your library, reveal it and you may cast it

You may cast this card from outside the game for an additional mana.

Madness

Destroy target cat.

Flashback

Repeat!

Aetherdrift

Enchantment

Start Your Engines! (If you have no speed, it starts at 1. It increases once on each of your turns when an opponent loses life. Max Speed is 4.)

Shroud

At the beginning of each player's end step, that player gets mile counters equal to their speed. The first player to get 30 or more mile counters wins the game.

Outside the United States, this card says Kilometer counters.

Ninja'd! See above.