You should consider doing One Piece next. It’s really good.

It’s such a funny coincidence haha

full circle

​@@LettsReact can u consider reacting to One piece live action series in the near future too?? That show is also pretty good and majestic to watch. Hoping u would watch it soon

It's too bad the live action show is such a big L

honestly them reacting to the live action adaptation is a full circle moment in and of itself

tbf Zaheer did exactly the same thing after escaping prison - he used bursts of airbending to slow his fall as he bounded down the mountain, so to say he did what Zaheer did is not wholly inaccurate =P

but he didn't just fall, he FLEW, throwing all of the Korra S3 lore out the window

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Back to their roots.

Zuko is so good.

I couldn't agree more.

I can't wait to see what they think of the rest of the show.

Well if you think about it he could have slowly lost his ability because of him falling in love with katara 48:40

eh, could see them both liking some things, and not liking others. It's a bit of a mixed bag for the show, but I think they got more right than wrong, and overall delivered a pretty good package for the main plot and details. Especially because they probably had limited amount of episodes they could fit things into.

I'd rate the show as a whole a 7/10. It's a "a quite good enough", but the dialogue between character just seems lackluster for me. Still happy they got two other seasons going, how they could improve to be as good as One Piece live action.

If they’re expecting a 1:1 adaptation and comparing everything to the animated, then I agree that they’re not gonna like it. If they accept this it’s based on the animation and not a 1:1 then they may end up liking it.

​@@garrydimasa1964 Same rating. It's good enough to be entertaining on its own but it lacks on the dialogue and tone sometimes, both acting and scriptwriting problems.

​​@@CrazeeAdamHard to say, for me they got a lot wrong and some things barely tolerable. The flaws are not due to the time limits, there are glaring holes in its quality that reveals the show writers sinply do not know how to do narrative storytelling for television.

Yeah there's a bit which people point to as "Aang flying" when he's shouting for Appa, when he's actually balancing on top of a tornado - if you're not watching in potato quality, you can see the snow whipping up around him to show that. It's not even a technique unique to the live action either - Tenzin does the same thing in Legend of Korra at least twice. I guess people mixing it up is a blend of the airbending in the live action not being as visible as in animation, and misunderstanding how Zaheer's weightless flight works as opposed to propelled flight

I noticed he only rides air currents like that in places where there’s strong wind. The South Pole and the Southern Air Temple are both locations with strong wind (you can see it often in snow or dust whirling around).

and what's funny, they kinda use it at the beginning, right after the firelord thing if i'm not mistaken. Not word for word tho, but still. And I think they told this story like 3 times during first episode. Sorry, I'm a hater of this adaptation, I watched too many analysis

​@@tomoe2824same bro same, I really tried to like it. It was just to much for me at like EP , 5-6

I don’t really like the show but this critique I never get? She literally says the second shes done, that it’s a story in the village. So yes she is reading it “like a script” cause it’s suppose to be one??

that movie had no balls to kick in the first place hahahah such a disgrace of a movie

@@modelotimefooooo1853 yep

Comparing it with the movie is just a joke tbh. You can't gain any measurement on how good it is if the bar is really that low.

@@garrydimasa1964 I'm just saying this show was better than the movie and best of all there were no white people in this show. that's one thing the movie pissed me off to no end

you forgot forced... they really leaned on the original a lot and if you ask me it doesnt really work unless youve seen the OG, im not hating it it had good and bad moments but the best way i can describe this show is fanmade with a few exceptional actors (i.e. Daniel Dae Kim, with him you notice the more screentime he gets the more you can feel hes a different caliber as the other actors) or to summarize this Show = Tell dont Show, feels like they took the criticism of missing content to heart and tried to stuff as much in there as possible regardless of the quality of storytelling Spoilers: S2 is make or break at this point, besides the plots of each OG episode being implemented more weird than great but never bad, the main issue is obviously that they either forgot or didnt care that the journey aang does to the north pole is because he needs to learn waterbending, i mean they mentioned it and then never do it. at worst this show felt like a fan service checklist like spirit world check, hebei check, mentioning avatars check, etc without these things actually carrying the same significance as in the original, at best this show is actually a decent adaptation, i especially loved the first half of the pilot episode, and they did the S1 finale justice, costumes were great and most locations aswell except jets hideout like wtf did they just rent a climbing park? also while the costumes were great they often looked to clean. on a character bonding / emotional level this is going to lowball since it skips most of the journey due to the episode length/count, so we dont get to see the world as much, i definitely didnt feel like i was on one watching this because they were at like 4 locations and spend a long time at each (considering the total runtime of S1) im really worried now because for one the showrunner quit after the first season (or got fired idk, might be for the better who knows but speaks for the quality/reception of this) but since aang doesnt waterbend they still have to show him learning that in s2, if they skipped that id be willing to call it a bad adaptation i mean theres 3 books water earth fire in each he has to master each element so he can defeat the firelord... thats just the raw base of the show and missing that without offering something equal in return which could go even worse, is plain bad. they already showed some of s2 content in s1 but it doubt it will be enough to compensate. in the end i blame netflix for most of the downfalls because theyre probably the ones who set the episode length/count, which is why were left with this weird situation but you could also blame them for not using the time right/ having bad pacing i know you aint ask for all that but i just wanted to add my 2 cents

Because it was made under the assumption that most of the viewers would have already seen the OG show, plus it was running on an 8-part time table, so they had to cram as much as possible...

​@@calistodorrenif you go on the assumption that everyone had already seen the original than you don't need to have so much exposition in your dialogue. They clearly tried to explain stuff for new viewers but what the original spent 5 seconds on, Netflix version spends 5 minutes. That's how poorly the show was written

@@robertking4645 yeah you are absolutely right. plus they mixed and mashed so many episodes that ruined the rhythm of the show completely sucked out of the fun from the show.

@@calistodorren they didn't needed to squished later season stuff in this one , they already pick very low episode count.

One of the reason i'm hype up during this release is because how succesful One Piece live action were. For Avatar unfortunately we still aren't there.

yes 100%

It doesnt make any good thou

@@KUDASAI_SAN you sir/ma'am would be one of those comments that my guy was talking about👌 Don't listen, make ur own opinion, it's just a show and nobody should take it too seriously

@@caspianYT This show does everything it can to not being taken seriously

@@KUDASAI_SAN that's what you're doing my friend, as long as you don't provide any valid critisism apart from "it's bad" and stuff like that lol. Respect makes people take what you say seriously as well. Btw, I would greatly love to see your own version of Live-Action Avatar, it seems you know exactly how to do it👌

Did you watch the Legend of Korra? It was well explained there.

Even after; like when Aang was falling why he didn't just "glide fancily"??

@@ruslan7782 I did. What Aang is doing in this episode is not flight, like what Zaheer does. He’s propelling himself through the air using wind instead, which makes sense, he just never did it in the animated show.

@@EpicRandomness555 Air and gravity isn't the same. Human bones(its density) do not allow people to just float on air with such little effort, the force must be so strong so that you almost have to forcibly push yourself with air to stay up, which Aang did many times in the cartoon version. This is probably why it seems like Aang is flying here, hence, the reaction of Kenny.

Glad someone said this! This is exactly what the showrunners said in the panel

If that ignites their curiosity to check the anime, even better!

@@Loliston i doubt, its way too long for their anime reaction format and I am pretty sure they already tried but the animation was too bad for them.

@@Loliston maybe when the one piece remake comes out, there is a chance.

they've already watched it on their own but maybe since they're doing this they can do a reaction series on season 2

@@satiramalek2572 i thought they only watched the anime didn’t they? And Montana said she couldn’t get past like the first few eps.

Well, first I think the animated show never needed a live action. Weirdly enough, the animated show was more mature that this show in the way it treated its characters and its themes. The Netflix show confused maturity with "more fights, more violent, more spectacles", but in ultimately, it failed on the emotional part too. There are some reviews which do a good job at explaining those things. I agreed because I felt exactly like that when trying to watch the show, it did not work for me at all. It was not bad, it was just less good in most areas than the original show. Now if people liked it, good for them :-).

@@reksfoleur859 ok that's fair. I disagree almost on everything with you and as a film major I can make a valid argument against most of what you brought up. ESPECIALLY when talking about maturity and emotion. I won't do that though bc you showed you were very mature in handling my comment would so I respect it and find it unnecessary. But I personally like the live action. And just bc it may not have needed one doesn't mean this one is bad. The acting, cinematics, and story actually line up pretty well and are great. And I understand ppl not liking it bc of the original but if it was episode for episode like the original what is the point of that?? Somethings have to be different in order to make it stand out. If you don't like that oh well it doesn't make the show bad. That is my stance on it bc I personally think again as a film major it doesn't deserve the hate I've seen and it is actually a pretty good and solid remake.

I disagree. The "darker" tone is far less mature than the show aimed at literal children. NATLA Aang is closer to his Book III incarnation, where he becomes far more determined and accepting of his role of the Avatar. They chose to skip all that growth we got from Aang in Book I and just skip to the end. So now Aang has a far more shallow arc than the original. Same with Sokka and Katara. They each suffer in the character department, but in different ways. I agree that the lighthearted nature of the original would feel at odds with a live-action adaptation, which is why I feel like this show didn't need an live-action adaptation. If you can't incorporate one of the main elements of the show you are adapting (i.e. Hope, Humor and Fun), then I feel like your adaptation is fundamentally miss the mark.

Thanks for this bro. Same thought. Leave the goody show on the animated one. This live action should be realistic coz they are humans playing the characters and this is very timely. Like arent people realizing g3nocide topic alone is realistic? Right? I am glad some wise people like you realized this too

@@tambourinesmusicmachine I agree

Yea, woudnt be bad to watch a good live action adaptation now

Watch it with us! Will be a journey for sure hahaha

@@LettsReact Thanks for the offer but I'll have to pass. Three hours of wooden acting, awkward exposition and shameless sexism was already way too much for me.

I couldn't even get past episode 1

How is the live action version sexist?

@@CharginChuck The shows still a good watch. If you wanted a 1 for 1 recreation then it was already gonna disappoint you. also it has less sexism than the original which was a complaint that fans gave

See the scene again. He's not flying :)