Except it’s exactly what the lion turtle says. “To bend others spirit, your spirit must be unbendable”. He becomes stubborn and chooses his own root to solve his problems, on his own. Even when energy bending, he needs the avatar state to surpass ozai, so he still needed his past lives

For me it’s blue

You must not give into despair. Allow yourself to slip down that road, and you surrender yourself to your lowest instincts. In the darkest of times, hope is something you give yourself. That is the meaning of inner strength.

Apparently the third eagle was meant to be for Smeagol...

Song name? Also keep it up, I love these types of videos

He’s our uncle

I think Nite owl 2 is a hero because When he saves everyone from the burning building He offers coffee to comfort them

The combination of “Leaves from the Vine” and Iroh crying while setting up Lu Ten’s picture made me tearbend.

"serving as this beautiful representation of the faith and trust that we need to have in ourselves and in humanity that we all are so often lacking" perfectly said and analyzed man. hope to see more from you.

I honestly think it makes the series better, because they don’t have a buzz word to rely on which makes the dialect more interesting. Also I know that it’s not used in the story, but not having the language to express tragedy is very real whether it comes from lack of words on not being allowed, like languages without a word for being gay or states censoring tragic events.

"I have some children to make into corpses" - Bill Cipher as result of this rule

Very well put.

That cutaway clip really should've been later in the video

I think the atlab team put so much effort into making the story feel heavy and tbh the "don't say kill" rule made it that much better cause it felt like children having to decide the fate of the world, which it was

This movie was single handedly the worst sci-fi movie of all time. Complete trash 🗑️

I thought he was gonna go back in the cartoon. The guilt though is still there. He wasnt there regardless

Leaves from the vine. Falling so slow, like fragile tiny shells, drifting in the foam. Little soldier boy, come marching home. Brave little soldier boy, com marching home....

Feel free to say it blew. Cause it absolutely did. 1st season started slow then showed promise. 2nd season decided to do literally nothing for entire episodes.

How can saying that I didn't cry at coco be a lie when I didn't cry at coco

Uncle Iroh is a gaurdian Angel for everyone and thats why hes the beat character, he passes no judgement and is always there to help you without asking for anything in return, not only rhe besy character in the show but one of my favorite characters in any media

I feel like it’s a testament to patriarchy she is as much a villain as a victim. All women in powerful positions, feel isolated. They feel as though they are seen as the biggest bitch in the room at all times, but I also think it’s a testament to ambition and quality of leadership that cannot be taught. Men are privileged in that they can have zero ambition be a servant and an inspiration and in becoming those things they are offered leadership roles and bestowed power. Women who serve are invisible. Women who inspire do not serve others. women who are ambitious lose an opportunity to be respected because in their success they are seen as undeserving. women can never truly inspire others to follow her because they can never be truly seen as worthy of power. It is quite tragic actually.

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Couldn’t have said it better ❤️🙌🙌🙌 Absolutely 💯 ✅✅🤙

What if a gun had a soul and didn't want to be a gun

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Sorry about the captions being off! The auto captions messed up

Each time I see the scene I cry

Can you stop messy this? I literally ball up a little ball and I cry on the ground.

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Willy wonka 😂😂❤ Willy😭😭😢😔💀💀💀

ATLA was a masterpiece. As a kid you watched it for the cool powers and the action. As adult you see the many underlying issues the show addresses but with enough caution so that it fits. I love the Show, especially the Character of Zuko

never watched this show, but that's pretty cool

I didn’t think it was that deep 😅

Why does shoto vs dabi look like it inspired it

Definitely not 2022…

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I really hope uncle iroh is in the next Atla series

Well done, I always loved Bernie and Bernards sub plot (though Tales of the Black Freighter kinda annoyed me). I love how Bernard learning that the world will probably end makes him choose to be a nicer person, it changes him until the end where his final act is one of sacrifice. Nobody talks about these two but they’re a highlight of the comic

When that characters voice actor die and whole audience becomes sad that's proof of how great the voice actor and author that done hard work

We really are fucked up aren't we? Man, stuff like this depresses me.... realizing we could have had a world where we could be loved and love...

Putting inspiring music under your videos doesnt make it smarter. A series is there to entertain. There are bad and good villains. The concept of legends of kora could have been more interesting than last airbender, but it wasnt. And the villains werent either. The most interesting villain in Kora is on the same level as sparky boom man. Just a strong powerful person who tries to go up against the main cast for some dumb money or power reason

This was one of the few scenes from a show that generally had me bawling my eyes out😭😭

What a fantastic review! Very well articulated and clear, thank you for making this!

It's near impossible for a single mind to make active change against the powers that be, but when the slate is wiped clean, anyone can have the chance to be Ceasar.

Because parallel earth is apocalyptic, so it calls to us subconsciously 🤘

Post apocalyptic worlds allow us to do as we want with much less limitations. That increased freedom is what stimulate us to love them

Well because we don't want to admit that WE FUCKED UP