This is pinned, yet it only has one like. I am the luckiest man of all time.

The entirety of book 2 was great

yup

Tolph

Weirdly, this is actually true. Every episode from the Blind Bandit is excellent except for the Painted Lady.

i think my left ear is the best firebender

EARTH BENDING STYLE

i think my nose is the best airbender

@@djpizza2934 my nose is a blood bender

The lemur...its earth bending! 😂😂

No way. the back story of iroh is sooo important.

zHxIxPxPxIxEz oh that one where he sings to his son😭😭 I can never not cry at that

@@HauntedTS13 I never cry during movies but seeing Iroh sobbing and singing for his son... makes me teary eyed just thinking about it

And the theater episode. So good.

@@noram8103 it was a recap episode and yet it was still amazing

Except he's actually 100+ years old if you count his time inside the ice, but yeah lul.....

Muhammad Raihan yeah

@@rhn122 yeah but you gotta remember that he didn't age physically or mentally while in that ice. He was still, technically, a child.

@@thefiretailedweasel6206 he can be 12 or 112 depending on the situation and which one gives him the advantage

I actually made a video explaining why it sucks and why Aang is a hypocrite like all the other characters and why the story actually delivers a faulty message. I would recommend watching it.

i loved that lmao😭😭 its like they could see inside my mind

Supposedly in the original cut they show Jet dying but then some execs told them to cut the scene cause it's a kids show

Jer emy oh really? makes sense lol.

@@mo_2500 yeah jets friend with the bow kills jet to end his suffering. Too dark so they cut it

Jer emy I literally just finished the final episode. Was Jet in the invasion on the Day of the Black Sun? I can’t remember.

Coco Loco I've always loved how subtle and not "in-your-face" Avatar was at handling mature themes (war and genocide, abusive parents, emotional neglect and loss, etc.). The creators felt like they were always one step ahead at what they wanted to do with the show.

Coco Loco I miss this show watching aang going through everything really nestalgic looking back and it makes me miss being a kid again

@@OPT_DK Yeah, not just that though the show seems to get better as you grow older since the story is very well written and could easily go over most little kids heads. But as an adult you can point out alot of dark/heartwarming plots or even some life lessons that are taught throughout.

Wow its so true

Skerral I hope they revive it some how and I already herd about the live action series that is coming 2 Netflix but hopefully they don’t shit on the show

I'm almost ALWAYS disappointed by final seasons, and season finales but they got this right from start to finish. That's so rare!

@@suzybearheart530 You're damn right. Book 3 alone made Avatar overtake South Park as my new favourite cartoon. Talk about a show that comes really close to being perfect in practically every area.

_the secret is love_

@@deagek7638 lol

the comics

They will. Trust me. Netflix adaptations are a joke for a reason.

I seen just season 1 as a kid so everything else is new to me and it is truly amazing

Have you seen the deathnote Netflix adaptation it's a disaster

I watched for the first time around 2009 was about 30. I only tuned in because a coworker insisted and wow, I really liked it! But I didn't have Netflix yet, and just had to DVR episodes on Nick. I got frustrated because it was out of sync and it was so good I felt like i was missing out. So I never did finish it - until last night. Oh wow, is it a great show! And here I am 39 years old! I'm pregnant with my first baby and can't wait until she's old enough to appreciate and watch this with me.

If you're from Europa (atleast in NL) then there's probably some cartoon channel that you can freely watch it on ;) Here we use nickelodeon. have a good one pal!

Onaterdem ATLA Book 1, 2&3 : MASTERPIECE ftfy

@@thevagabond5017 nah book 1 was only an 8/10

The first half of book 1 is more of introduction, having more back story of each character, until the storm, where things start progressing

Book 1: 7 out of 10 Book 2: Masterpiece Book 3: 9.8 out of 10

Diana Marcela Arenas Gonzalez blasphemy Book 1: 8.5 Book 2: 10 Book 3: 10

Zuko and Sokka

this is true

Lmao yeah

Hello, Zuko here.

I actually made a video explaining why it sucks and why Aang is a hypocrite like all the other characters and why the story actually delivers a faulty message. I would recommend watching it.

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So that means he thinks Katara is his mother

@@generalgrievous3731 he got mommy issues

@@microwavingmachine5777 jesus are you that desperate that you replied to everything to advertise your video

@@microwavingmachine5777 I did not just get Rickrolled.

Fr that made me mad lmao

Just like that Fire Nation kid who ratted out the dance party in Season 3. He was a dick to Aang, was still invited to this party and yet STILL chose to screw everyone over...all because he's so possessive of his "girlfriend" On Ji and threatened by the new kid. (Something tells me she didn't say his girlfriend for much longer after that dick move.)

Brian Bayot and didn’t admit he tripped like a dipshit and allowed the Headmaster to assume Aang kicked his ass.

Bruh that old man pissed me off. Legit Haru saved his ungrateful ass

I actually made a video explaining why it sucks and why Aang is a hypocrite like all the other characters and why the story actually delivers a faulty message. I would recommend watching it.

That's because of public opinion

Me too

its a fun filler episode

The "worst" episode isn't even that bad. This fandom is spoiled. lol

The thing is it's not really that bad. In fact, on it's own terms, it's a fairly average episode of a kid's cartoon. I think the problems lie in these factors: 1. The characters, except for Aaang and the guide, are all really unlikable and petty, made worse in that Katara and Sokka are dragged along with it, making them more argumentative than normal. 2. It's placement. It comes write after "Jet," which introduced some surprising moral ambiguity to the universe of Avatar and said that good intentions can still lead to evil actions, and "The Storm" which delved into the backstory of both Aang and Zuko and arguably served as the "growing the beard" moment for the show (arguably, because Jet, Episode Three, and the Winter Solstice could also be argued). 3. Even though Avatar has it's filler episodes like all shows, they offer some interesting character growth and often feature characters that play into the story later on. This one has that the least, as we never see either of the two tribes again, and it doesn't really do anything for the characters. Which brings us to... 4. Many people REALLY don't like that Aang basically solved the conflict by lying. Not only does it undermine the admittedly good moral that the ending had before then, and not only does it happen in the last thirty seconds, meaning you didn't even need it... it doesn't really seem like something Aang would do. Him lying is another factor in why "Bato of the Water tribe" is another disliked episode, although I personally think it has a few more moments (the duel being Aang and Zuko at the end is one of the best of Book 1, imo. Also, Jun). Although again, I can't hate this episode entirely. I like the moral they were trying to say, I love that it puts Aang in a position where he NEEDS to be the leader and try to resolve the conflict, fitting his responsibilities, there's still some nice comedy, and the Canyon Crawlers are some cool creatures. If I had to grade it, I'd give it a 6/10, or "average". It's just compared to the heights of later episodes, it falls that much shorter, which probably contributes to it's reputation. But then again, one of my least favorite episodes is "the Beach" (except the scene where they talk about their feelings around the fire, that is one of the best Zuko moments for me), so what do I know. Man that was long. Hope it explained things, though.

The Great Divide saw no one return. Same with the Fortuneteller, Avatar Day, and that episode where we first saw the pirates that Zhao eventually hired to try to kill Zuko.

@@matthewmazzatto8003 lmao, you got him.

@@matthewmazzatto8003 Avatar Day at least introduced Avatar Kyoshi, who even referenced her explanation in Avatar Day in the series finale during Aang's internal struggle. There's an argument to be made about the pirates as well since they were brought back as Zhao's assassins, like you mentioned there's no defense for The Great Divide/The Fortuneteller though, none of the characters introduced in these episodes reemerged in any form, iirc

@@Nezergy lmao, you almost got em

@@Nezergy The fortune teller episode was to develope romance between Aang and Katara but the great divide had no purpose

@@microwavingmachine5777 nice one. You got me

@@oreocookie8213 Lol

Korra: crashes and burns and gets pissed and spat on by everyone passing by

@@microwavingmachine5777 I'm hoping you're joking.

@@microwavingmachine5777 y'all love shitting on everything. The whole reason it's good is because the characters have faults.

I liked that joke too

But "My girlfriend turned into the moon" "Thats rough buddy" Nothing can top this

@@Astitva Shit I was coming to write this! You beat me by 3 weeks lmao.

“No you idiot it’s the girl!” My fiancée and I laugh at that particular fire nation soldier often lmao.

🤣

Jailene I agree season 1 was really goofy some seriousness like the southern air temple but season 2 and 3 is when it gets more mature

a lot of people seem to forget that avatar is first and foremost a children's show lmao

Completely agree, the show matures as its audience does, just like books/movies like harry potter

In terms of writing quality: 1) Book 2 Earth 2) Book 3 Fire 3) Book 1 Water The first season isn’t bad. It’s pretty nice. It’s just dwarfed in quality by the other two, more so the second season. If the first book is so good that just shows you how good the rest of the show is. This story is amazing.

@@santen2309 Exactly. It makes you feel like a child the first season, becoming a teenager in the second one and finally growing into a young adult at the last season.

oh damn!

wow a couple detectives over here.😐

Bobby Crowley Omfg I never realized this

Ikr I thought I was the only one

Jeez

Lenny Taerts not at all. Most people including myself weren’t that big of a fan of those s1 filler episodes when we were younger but they weren’t bad either.

Blazing Exil fair enough. I personally like the ones with more depth to them. I was just trying to put myself in the shoes of those for which the lower depth content is appealing. I assume it would be a extremely young audience. I think both perspectives might hold true here.

Lenny Taerts your right

Children are smarter than you think.

I actually made a video explaining why it sucks and why Aang is a hypocrite like all the other characters and why the story actually delivers a faulty message. I would recommend watching it.

It could have been more interesting though. Some episodes are very boring and feel as if they serve no purpose to the plot (E.g Bato of the Water Tribe ep).

I think it is also fitting because season one gives an intro to the war, and as the series goes on, they get closer to darker issues. Aang also has to fight more difficult enemies and make harder choices as that happens too

@@mintyhippo8125 yeah, that's a fair point. For most of season one, the issues Aang and the crew faces are relatively easy ones, and show the naivety of the characters. However, as we approach the end of season 1 and confront ALL of season 2, we see that each issue the crew must face gets deeper and darker. We see that the politics in the world play a huge role as to why the war has been lasting for so long, and why both the fire nation hasn't successfully defeated the Earth Kingdom and Water Tribes, and why the Earth Kingdom and Water Tribes haven't defeated the Fire Nation yet. And then we get season 3. The entirety of season 3 felt unnerving and intense. There was always the sense of Team Avatar getting caught, and how each move they made was calculated. What adds to this season even more is how we see both the internal unravelings of the Fire Nation, and the complete transformation of Zuko before the amazing four part finale. It's also worth noting that this season includes my favorite episode, Episode 4: Sokka's Master. This episode is great because we see Sokka in a different light, and how the traveling, constant conflict, and the war have had on his psychy. But that's beside the point as I can go on about why I love that episode more so than the Northern War Tribe episodes, the episodes in Ba Sing Sei, and the finale.

Yeah he completely missed it. The show was going for a lighter theme in season on in akin to Aang's childishness. Then the tone shifts as Aang grows.

I was thinking that, and also comparing it to stuff like Adventure Time. As someone who was already familiar with the world and characters, I skipped Season 1 & 2 because I found them boring, but for someone who's never watched it before, Season 1 and 2 are rather good since there's so many characters and the world of Ooo is so detailed.

Goshh, like that! I remember the episode with Dai Li

I got chills when she said that

Badass

Alex K Damn I love Azula and her one liners. She was great and her lines make ME feel badass when I get past how kind of terrifying she is and irritating she can be (specially during the insomnia chase with Azula where we see Zuko join up with Iroh again. Man she annoyed the hell out of me. I was like “Jesus. Just let them sleep. I don’t care. Try to kill them tomorrow or something. Whatever. Just give it a rest for now.”)

azula, like bluey xD haha never noticed that before

yeah their bad acting had me on the floor

Yeah I actually LOL’d when that happened

While from a “do I care about the plot” angle, it’s a terrible scene. But as a comedic relief scene, it’s fucking beautiful

say sike right now ya and in the ember island play when fake Toph uses sonar waves

Ikr!! I love plot and it’s cool when it’s serious but it’s still a children’s show and it’d actually water down everything if there wasn’t funny parts like that

Well I guess you like the show and espacilly Katara. You know,because of the profile picture....

If you like to reminisce over these types of things regarding Avatar like I do, I think you’d enjoy the nostalgic video essay I made in honor of its recent resurgence - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p9F7hNZyqMismIk.html

@@microwavingmachine5777 AHAHA YOU GOT ME😭

I also just finished it a few minutes ago! It's my 2nd time watching it all and it's given me a lot more time to properly process the scenes, a really amazing show.

same haha

exactly, the ridiculousness shows that it also is a kid's show. I like that it does not influence the story line

@Ger Flor ah yes a katana trying to bend earth

Who's katana

@@matanamatube r/wooosh

It's Katara. You got me laughing hard🤣🤣🤣

wOAH

Its just the cycle

richard z but still, they decided to animate this specific part

Bruhhhh that’s amazing

CdyDgyRny Yarbrough Iroh knew from the beginning that his brother was going to fall. That’s the point of his character. People are supposed to see him as a silly old man. But he knew the destiny from the beginning.

WHERE?!

Ah yes.

Ember island play

What, where?

I actually made a video explaining why it sucks and why Aang is a hypocrite like all the other characters and why the story actually delivers a faulty message. I would recommend watching it.

Breaking bad

@@microwavingmachine5777 damn u really got me

I think season 2 is better than season 3.

@@javxion6576 same but book 3 is so close

The dragon prince

I actually checked it It's true! :D

I used to do that with books to decide if I should read them. If the first and last words made sense, I would give it a chance.

Brandon Ramos fire perfect you mean

@@danacoleman4007 Well. That's going to change how I write from now on. 😂

@@BelleFlower15 LOL. Cool

Miss Draco Anyone else immediately need the fan art of Breath of the Wild Link saying exactly this?

Aang was lucky penguins still existed

@@whatgsaid Let's not forget, if it weren't for the yeti in TP Link would've never learned shield surfing and passed it down.

"Seven words to make a woman fall in love with you" - the Kingkiller Chronicles

Is it me or can I hear aang’s voice saying that 😂

Beautifully put

What makes this show so great as they were able to take all of these generic and overused characters troupes cliches, at the beginning, to eventually divert audience’s expectations and make all of the main characters feel like 3-dimensional, and humanly complex characters, as the show progressed.

The last line in the show is a blind joke

Ataino he said word

@@ybobymelon and i said line

i wonder if the creators intentionally did that. And if not I wonder who figured it out first

I actually made a video explaining why it sucks and why Aang is a hypocrite like all the other characters and why the story actually delivers a faulty message. I would recommend watching it.

While i generally agree, at the same time we have episodes like southern air temple and the storm which do more character building in a much better way.

Drianikaben I agree with you but i think we need these episodes for more as well we cant just have lore being thrown in our face after each episode i think we would need these not so loved episodes as well because it is the first season

Nexion Nekros exactly, that was one of the things I felt that was missing in legend of Kora. There wasn’t enough to the characters for me to even care about them. Kora’s friends also disappeared occasionally for reasons I can’t remember, hell I can’t remember their names.

@@Charlakin now that you mentioned it, I cant either and I watched the entire thing 3 weeks ago lmao

yes character developments is one of the highlights of the show. The Great Divide wasn't so bad because it was training for Aang on how to settle conflict & be the avatar

This !

Before this week, I have never watched Avatar the Last Airbender and only had the vague gist of the story because of popculture; but I finally got the chance to binge the entire show. Lemme just say this comment is accurate as heck. Normally when I'm binging a cartoon, there are oftentimes episodes where I can be extremely invested in the depth of the plot only for the next one to be "filler" and for me to get kinda bored by it. This was not the case with atla. I hadn't realized until I finished it that I had thoroughly enjoyed EVERY episode from start to finish, there was never a dull moment and I never went "ugh when can return to plot again?". It's really that good that my unattentive butt enjoyed every single one. This show really lived up to everyone's praises and I'm so glad I got the chance to watch it. Thanks for this comment!

But The Great Divide

@@kingsaracoon9594 same i have never watched anime or cartoons or had any interest in watching them but my mate convinced me to watch it. I am glad he did it was one of the best series I have ever seen and was entertaining the whole way through

Gravity falls is also entertaining the entire time.

It also ties with her personality of the Mom Friend™ being protective

They put a lot of effort into her. Small details, especially in season 3, that help to understand her downfall and even make the viewer feel sorry for that cold, evil villain in the end.

I think “The Promise” and “The Search” graphic novels really contribute to her. Even though her arc had already concluded pretty much, it just makes it so much more interesting. The only one I didn’t like was “Smoke and Shadow” because it just didn’t feel right, not like the Azula we already knew.

Exactly that girl is everything I love in a character. Witty , strong , smart & despite everything she is , she's someone who has complexity , yet she's a character you can empathize . Not to mention she's a strong female character who can be anything she wants . If that bitch is redeemed then she'll absolutely be fan-favourtie (surprised she's not)

Her arc hasn't really ended, she started to kidnap children in the comics oh well

@@someone2447 WHAT THE FUCK? NO WAY! I should really read the comics, I feel like I'm missing out!

I agree! I just rewatched it as well and I'm reminded of how much I love the show.

@Toph Beifong sorry toph

Azula

@@Flome810 i mean shes not really a main character.

@@eliiko6616 she kinda is

@@Flome810 she is more of a main villian

The Blind Bandit is one of my favorite episodes

Zerus Zephuros lol

When I first watched it I loved it.

I’ve always loved it but it definitely wouldn’t have been the same without Toph

Yesssss!

> I think the reason season 1 was switched from serious to humorous so often was because it was meant to be a kids show. I think a better term would be a "Nickelodeon show." Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was a book for small kids and yet it never got this goofy. I know, I know, different mediums, but still!

> That's why Suki only gets one episode at first. Well, actually, she only got one episode at first because originally she was not supposed to come back. She was a simple Pokemon-esque character-of-the-week.

@@ThePreciseClimber Harry Potter was goofy as hell in Sorcerer's Stone, and then in Chamber (which is the worse in the series imo) got alot darker and deeper and then same with PoA and then Goblet of Fire was balls to the wall with going dark....

@@ThePreciseClimber I agree about the Nickelodeon part. If this show was on Cartoon Network then I think there could've been way more death shown. Just look at all of it in Clone Wars.

It's supposed to be a coming of age show. The theme of the episodes gradually getting darker lends to that idea very well in my opinon.

I truly didn't appreciate Iroh and Zuko until watching the series for a fifth time (but the first time in like 8 years) as a 25 year-old. WOW. Zuko and Iroh both are my favorite characters now.

I loved how toph was always making jokes on her blindness :-D

@@microwavingmachine5777 How about you stop posting this under every comment? Nobody will watch your crappy video because nobody cares about your useless opinion.

@@heroino89 them constantly commenting it is annoying. The fact that it's a rickroll is even worse

This exactly.

Amen

Big Mood

Exactly! All these people want is to start dark. So imagine if we started zuko's character from season 2 you wouldn't really feel as sorry for him unless you know his backstory. Season 1 was VITAL because it explained alot of the characters backstories, especially aang, it introduced us to characters and places that will be important later on. It has to start out light and remember aang didn't really get serious being the avatar until mid season 1 when things were getting threatening than before.

Preach

I've seen this formula in other shows as well

One of the many things they did wrong with The Legend of Korra. :D

Azusa?

@@Commie-Comrade I guess I meant Azula?

@@Lalvon_Zelpharr but it's not executed as good as ATLA did

Previously on Kato

Everything changed when Viacom attacked.

😁

Only the copyright system master of letting you use footage could stop them, but when the world needed it most, it didn’t give a shit

same

I agree with you 100% Its completely fair use! So unfair :(

Its actually because he can only get away with that if he was a 100k channel, KZfaq only obeys channel popularity.

It's because netflix is putting of avatar and a remake series

KZfaq's copyright system can go up and shove it.

That's because youtube is becoming an ad running joke. I notice lately they stick ads in short videos and for what?

season 1 was boring for me because of the episodic format and too fast pacing

Bryke and Aaron Ehasz made this show the masterpiece it is. Bless their collective souls

It is for this exact reason why Steins;Gate is my favorite show of all time. It starts out as a lighthearted goof fest with how the characters interact with each other, but everything is all set up for the eventual gut punch when everything goes FUBAR.

That was dark what you just said

I agree with you but why blame this generation? Are you the kind of people that are always "hurr durr millenials made this world like shit hurr durr". Stop blaming a whole generation please

i agree. i think that episode helps get in ur head how serious the war is and how powerful the fire nation is. no longer is it them going after the avatar. aang had nothing to do with the earth kingdom village yet the fire nation still took captive every single earthbender to prevent resistance.

Its world building. Season 1 is an adventure. Reasons why its so easy to rewatch from the start.

Agreed. Additionally not all villains are so intimidating and sinister. It's possible and realistic that an incompetent fool would be running a prison. And that prison is a great comparison to the one in boiling rock. Showing viewers an average bending prison vs the highest security one.

I completely agree. "The Great Divide" in my opinion was necessary and certainly a creative way to ground the story even more and parallels, and foreshadowed the greater war coming their way. As for Haru, I think he sowed us struggle from a different perspective than our protagonists how people across the world were directly affected by a fast growng imperialist nation. In my opinion Haru as well as other the throw away characters made this world richer and grounded the story even more. It also showed us how threatening the fire nation can be without even showing the fire nation which made it more impactful.

@@microwavingmachine5777 Did you rick roll me?

Exactly. It also means that, when Azula is finally introduced, we are terrified of her. She's dangerous, she's intelligent, and she's like no threat we've ever faced before. She's not dimwitted or used for comic relief. It's great juxtaposition that every other villain in the series was either dumbed down, sympathetic (Zuko isn't even a villain), or a henchman (Zhao is intimidating, but we never get the sense that he's the big baddie of the whole show). Then Azula shows up, and it's jarring.

They legit discovered and explored world building and gave us stuff that applies to real life. This series will forever be one of the best imo.

Nostalgia is a powerful feeling. But admiration for it, especially when you're older and can truly appreciate every single part painstakingly placed in every episode, I would think is even more powerful. The mature themes, pacing, and development of the characters and plot are easy to miss as a child. Sure kids might feel connected and enjoy the jokes/characters, but only later in life can you truly appreciate the art that is ATLA.

I also didn't watch this show as it came out. Earlier this year, I watched the entire show in two weeks. I can agree that it is a masterpiece. I loved every single episode, even The Great Divide, which is infamous for being the worst ATLA episode ever. I think I liked that episode more than other people did because I wasn't forced to watch it over and over again when the show first came out.

i grew up with it and i love it but honestly some dudebros get obsessive over it to the point where they think zuko is the only character with devepoment (ignoring katara and aang who are just as vital characters), and then they call korra whorra which put me off so much!!!

@@kingkylie9655 TLOK is a pretty bad show people hate it because it wasn't as good as the original and it got rid of the previous Avatars I honestly wish the show never happened.

As a writer, I find myself taking notes every time I rewatch this show haha

Max SS do you have any way that I can read the comics for free? Please I’m addicted to this show and the legend of Korra fast forwards like 70 years

@@SaadTheGlad z library

I feel you

The Truth its with gravity falls my favorite „actually not kids show“

I have learnt something amazing! wait *years*, like a decade and then you'll have completely forget about the show. Set an alarm on google maps, and it would be new all over again.

I love it

Jasraj Sandhu And you’re actually going to act like anime can’t be cringe. I love anime and ATLA but if you’re going to call this cringe when literally every single anime has an episode where shy sexy girls accidentally show there tits and do the worst job at covering themselves up then you need some help. Atla has great storytelling,great characters,Great animation and fights. Nearly every episode has an impact on the story and is entertaining and engaging-something anime could learn from

Wait....

I noticed that too!

So cool

Symbolic in what way?

@@nameyourchannel838 Yin and yang. Fire and Air are diametrically opposed in the show -- they are each the hardest element for the avatar of that cycle to master. Additionally, while the Fire Nation reduced the Air Nomads to nothing, a man like Iroh knows that this creates an unbalance that will be redressed in the future -- he most likely expects that the Avatar will return and make the Fire Nation pay for their aggression.

oh gosh I totally agree, ATLA was my favorite TV show as a child, and I watched the Alien one twice. It wasn't half as good as the show, though some people seem to remember that one more than ATLA.

I literally don't know a single person who unironically says they love the blue people avatar, or can even name a single character from it from memory

When I say "Avatar" the vast majority of people think of the show, fortunately.

@@juheepark7123 I love the blue people one! It's not nearly as good as The Last Airbender though. Nothing can touch that masterpiece of a show

you mean james camerons smurfs?

HoNoR

“The scars are not on the wrong side !”

“The Avatar is mine”.

"That's rough, buddy"

“I’ll be your prisoner “

I literally said "Dang right" out loud instinctively when he said that.

there is still great humor in the latest seasons ! especially the episode of the play in the 3rd season... Definetly one of my favorite

Nah, that's why the show is so great. If there are fewer episodes that are longer it might end up feeling like... Korra🤢

Ivan Mendez Korra is good

@@nerevarchthn6860 the setting is great with an ok plot but Korra herself is probably my least favorite protagonist of all time

Damian Padayachee have you seen the new Star Wars trilogy? Thats the worst protagonist

@@nerevarchthn6860 nah, I stopped watching Star Wars.

Your guess is as good as mine

So KZfaq just shows a specific section as violating their copyright? I would think it would just happen again with a different clip.

They give you a specific time code. I have no idea why that and not the others tbh. If you go to my other Avatar videos on the channel, those are all unaffected as well. Something about those 30 seconds really rubbed Viacom the wrong way.

Good to know. Hopefully this one stays up. I turned adblock off and have your video running in the background lmao

@@JacobGust You sounds like a nice and thoughtful individual.

Damn bro that suuuuuuckssss, youtube is fucking broken I swear!

Why is Viacom so salty? They just can't seem to let people talk about and share their thoughts on Avatar. :(

Sad but I like the plug/tone shift at the end at the end there

Hello, I'm a new subscriber. I love your videos and avatar the last airbender. I have a request.. I would love it if you made a video about book 3? It's better than the last two.. in my opinion. But that's not the point, I think it would be interesting if you talked about how the characters dramatically matured along book 3. ❤

my favorite season is earth bending arc, my favorite bending is earth bending, my favorite episode was basingse the walled city, I was so amazed by it i enjoyed every moment of that arc.

Damn a year already

I agree! What elements and themes did you like the most?