Avatar 2x20 REACTION!!

[@therealneal3034]

Everyone in awe of Aang reaching the Avatar State: Azula: So anyway I started blasting.

[@Kidapollo92]

The Real Neal I love this comment

[@36moshpit7]

Azula: "What happens to an Avatar that's struck by lightning?" Aang: "..." Azula: "Same thing that happens to everything else."

[@fartyfat6539]

@@36moshpit7 is that a Storm quote?

[@36moshpit7]

@@fartyfat6539 Yeah. I'm 99% sure Azula would've made that joke herself if it wasn't already taken.

[@austinthe710messiah2]

And did anyone notice, there wasn't a hair out of place when she struck him?

[@quentinjones6877]

Aang was definitely dead, that water Katara had saved him

[@pflges1117]

In the Avatar state aswell, which would've ended the cycle.

[@ng7756]

@@alluvedits9485 Um...no.

[@quentinjones6877]

@@pflges1117 true

[@ubadman1]

@@ng7756 zaheer always getting disrepected.

[@ng7756]

@@alluvedits9485 You literally said "Azula is the only known person in history to have come closest to ending the Avatar cycle forever" and I said no cause that ain't true.

[@xohunter7568]

RECENT REALIZATION: The Storm: In Aang's flashback, Aang is going to be sent away to the Eastern Air Temple to finish his Avatar training. Guru Pathik lives at the Eastern Air Temple and aims to help Aang "finish" his Avatar training by teaching him to control the Avatar State. Appa's Lost Days: Guru Pathik tells Appa that he's been expecting Aang and Appa for quite a very long time. He had a vision of helping Aang and was why he moved to the Eastern Air Temple. The Guru: Right when Aang meets Guru Pathik, Pathik says that he was a spiritual brother to the air nomads and a PERSONAL FRIEND of Monk Gyatso. So... meaning Guru Pathik is ancient and was old & wise before the genocide. WHAT IF... When Aang was being sent away to the Eastern Air Temple, he was being sent away to train with Guru Pathik, and Pathik was waiting for 100 years for Aang to show up. Maybe Guru Pathik was suppose to be the one to train Aang on how to control the Avatar State and wipe out Firelord Sozin and his army before Sozin's Comet to prevent the war from even happening. Just a theory

[@Thesilentvoice...]

That's a great one. Good job. More fans need to see this .

[@GenetMJF]

That makes so much sense! Could be. Many characters in Avatar universe have lived over 100 year old.

[@Causeimtheflash]

That’s a cool theory but how would he have survived the genocide if he lived there when everyone was wiped out?

[@xohunter7568]

@@Causeimtheflash I don't know, maybe since he had the vision of helping Aang, he had the vision of the genocide and skrrted on out of there along with some of the other airbenders🤷. Or, Guru Pathik was late to the temple and backed away slowly as the Fire Nation army burned the temple to the ground

[@Trolololo861]

Goes to show that time is an illusion

[@lalalalisa41]

"Don't flatter yourself. You were never even a player." By far one of my favorite Azula lines of the show! With no effort at all, she literally stomped Long Feng's ass without even trying. Lol I can't say this enough, but Azula is such an amazing villain. I mean, she came up with a coup by using the Dai Li, played Long Feng like a fool all throughout it, was able to successfully turn Zuko to her side with just the right words, and she took the initiative and actually did something about Aang while Zuko and everyone else were standing around, waiting and watching him power up. She was basically "I have no time for games, BAM!" I love that! She knows people's weaknesses, when to use it against them, and she's so damn smart and always two steps ahead of everyone. And if she sees an opportunity to take advantage of something, she'll do it. She saw the chance to kill the Avatar and she took it. Went behind him and everything in order to blindside him as soon as he came out. I also find it ironic that the way Azula took down Ba Sing Se was basically how the Gaang took down the drill. From the inside! Infiltrated Ba Sing Se, organized a coup, and quietly took down the city. By the time everyone finds out what had happened, it will already be too late. Unlike those before her, she didn't take down Ba Sing Se through pure force, she took it down through cunning intellect. I'm glad you girls also seem to understand why Zuko chose to side with Azula. A lot of people at times don't understand. I usually like describing Zuko here as akin to describing a recovering drug addict relapsing. He was on the straight and narrow for a bit, but then along came a pretty strong incentive that causes him to relapse. In this case, it was Aang being right there in front of him and Azula appealing to Zuko's weaknesses. His honor and his father's love/approval were quite literally within reach in this moment. Being the master manipulator that Azula is, she knew this and she gave him that nudge, that incentive. She also did it in a way where it felt like Zuko had a choice as opposed to Iroh who was trying to push and lock him in a certain direction. And honestly, from my perspective, even though Zuko appeared to be happy with his life in Ba Sing Se, it always felt like he was just settling because that was going to be the best that was offered to him. Deep down though, what Azula was saying was probably what he still wanted. He just finally, with the right push, made the choice here to have his desires realized. So in a way, from her perspective, Azula was right when she said Zuko restored his own honor.

[@josecolin3011]

I regret opening this long ass paragraph

[@pagoejaa]

Jose Colin same bro

[@lalalalisa41]

@@josecolin3011 Lol why the regret? 😂

[@nicinoodles1150]

i love azula's arc

[@bglambo]

I didn’t read it but I’m sure you’re probably right

[@HeimyD17]

Azula literally walked into ba sing sa, overthrew the government, conquered the city and murdered the Avatar. All without even trying that hard. If it wasn't for katara's water, she would have almost single handedly ended the 100 year war that day.

[@richardbarnes4196]

Well, being killed in the Avatar state kills the Avatar for good.

[@booga324]

Richard Barnes exactly. If katara didn’t have the water Azula would have ended the avatar

[@jpcs4419]

This was lika Azula's blitzkrieg, except she didn't need an army.

[@catapatata]

Iroh contributed a little too

[@frnknstndrgqn]

I feel that Zuko helped quite a bit.

[@bigrecipe7910]

Azula would kick a power ranger in the nuts during morphing time.

[@ven_skywalker7007]

and lightning them for good measure

[@christophergoodwin4154]

😂😂😂 you’re not wrong

[@bigrecipe7910]

@@milquetoast1808 did you comment on the right thing?

[@SappyNoypi]

LMAO 😂 If my family wasn't sleeping, I might have guffaw

[@goat1408]

So would I lol

[@Guillhez]

I love how everything that happens in this episode is foreshadowed in the very first episode of book 2.. Azula training lighteningbending, Roku telling Aang that if he dies in the Avatar state the cycle is broken, Zuko turning against Iroh, Iroh being taken prisoner, Zuko going home with Azula, the Earth kingdom being incompetent and turning against the Gaang, Aang irresponsibly going into the Avatar state because of Katara...

[@d0n461]

Holy SHIT...

[@CaraMitchell2000]

🤯🤯🤯

[@siegbertschnosel4186]

How??? After so many rewarches I never got that! 😮

[@shahaanbakht6542]

So just for you guys to know, when azula shot him with the lightning, aang technically died. Karata brought him back to life with the spirit water. But, aang still died in the avatar state.

[@TheMuddySea]

No. If he had died, he would be dead...

[@rmcgarcia-j4u]

Nop, if he had died, the avatar state would have benn gone.

[@moneyworldtv4891]

Ricardo Mc Cubbin no he did die and was brought back to life .

[@nnightkingj]

Ricardo Mc Cubbin your haven't watched the show have you?

[@phony1551]

He was technically dead, just like how people in real life can be medically dead for a few minutes while still being able to be revived through stuff like CPR and defibrillators. Just instead of drowning and being shocked back to life, he was shocked to death and brought back to life with water

[@oubergooper]

This finale is so fire and the cliffhanger is even better.

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

But wait there's more

[@stephanginther9051]

Imagine having to wait for the next season to find out what happened next. That would be torture.

[@ger.baltav]

@@stephanginther9051 It was

[@MrPerson61]

@@stephanginther9051 I remember the wait back when I was 10, was terrible.

[@insidethebind1201]

Stephan Ginther the wait was awful, honestly this cliffhanger meant more to me in middle school then game of thrones did with their last season this last year 😂

[@Birthday888]

I've seen Zuko compared to addicts or people in emotionally abusive relationships, and it's a pretty apt comparison if you ask me. Zuko's been slowly healing and withdrawing from his "addiction" for honor, rage and his desire for approval from his father. However, when he's actually tempted with the thing he's addicted to, he ends up relapsing and giving into his baser desires. This isn't helped by the fact that the person offering and tempting him is, in many ways, his emotional abuser and knows exactly which buttons to press in order to get him to give in.

[@HarukaLPs]

Iroh looking away from zuko gives me chills every time. He's so disappointed that he can't even look him in the eye.

[@Kidapollo92]

The way Katara holds Aang after he is struck down by Azula's lightning greatly resembles La Pieta, a famous sculpture of the Virgin Mary holding Jesus after he is brought down from the crucifix. This also emphasizes how Aang's fatal injury by Azula and subsequent revival by Katara parallels the Christian story of the world's savior dying and being resurrected.

[@_IsrealPerez]

ooooooo snap

[@robtaylor2017]

This show never ceases to amaze me no matter how much I watch it

[@jos-josradvanji6203]

Idk if that really has to do with anything like..let's see it practical.. HOW ELSE was she supposed to hold him? She can't exactly throw him over her shoulder and with how she caught him midflight that was just the pose she ended up with.

[@dripdoriya1707]

Jos-Jos Radvanjí 🥱

[@Kidapollo92]

@@jos-josradvanji6203I mean you can look it up I guess. Everyone knows this show is big on symbolism

[@BobBob-ij9jm]

And then 7 year old me had to wait for them to make season 3 but it was worth the wait.

[@trxps2829]

7 year old me had the same experience lmao. 19 year old me still rewatches avatar every year

[@lilenwasnothere6867]

i remember the trailer for book 3 lmao the only thing 5 year old me got from that was that aang had hair

[@TheSuperNats]

13 year old me was screaming at this ep

[@SmoovyNovaFan]

hey i was 7 too when this came out, 21 now

[@korraslams]

@@trxps2829 same. every year I rewatch avatar with my brother. it's like a tradition now 😩

[@acereporter73]

Iroh covering Aang and Katara's escape... love that moment. And the look of disappointment when he eyes Zuko.

[@Scoundr3ll]

I’ll never forget seeing previews of this episode on Nickelodeon as a kid all the time. I’ve seen that seen of azula and Aang charging at each other over a thousand times

[@AlinaVL]

Azula is the best character omggg this was her first time seeing Aang in the avatar state and she did not get scared or asked questions, she just fking zapped him lmaooo

[@goat1408]

Right.....she was like “okay....ZAP!”

[@alphamorion4314]

Yup. It's like... Anime protagonist: "Imma power up now" Normal Anime every other character, including villains: ".... staring in awe...." Azula: "LOL Nope."

[@kene4151]

"maybe you could be" Imon- :O breathes for the first time i her life

[@kitkatcabbagebison4038]

I love how you guys understood Zuko’s betrayal instead of hating him there like most people do, you actually understood that it makes sense for it to happen, he’s a kid who believes that life will get better if his father forgives him

[@unclelink]

This episode was like The Empire Strikes Back of the Avatar world!

[@goat1408]

Exactly.

[@yourswaggesty]

I've always loved the show. I've rewatched it several times and a couple more since the two of you started posting reactions to them. You've reminded me how great it is. Maybe because I'm older and have lived more that now like the two of you, I have moments watching it. The biggest moment that I had for this episode was when the two of you were having your discussion at the end. Especially with everything going on right now, I needed that for so many reasons. Thank you! Keep being great ladies!

[@animeking5842]

Its just amazing how any other villains will do the typical thing were they sit there in awe as the protagonist powers up but nope not Azula she saw an opening to strike and she took it

[@danielnolt3518]

This is why I stay up to until 12 am xD

[@YourPerfectDoom]

Daniel Nolt 2am for me lol

[@alphamorion4314]

I freaking love how Iroh 'hold off' Zuko/Azula just long enough for the Avatar and Katara to get away, but as soon as they do, he stops fighting. Because he doesn't *want* to fight his nephew and niece. It's really and underrated moment.

[@VasmX]

Zuko's Achilles Heel....."HONOR".

[@blakec8549]

Avatar: the empire strikes back.

[@insidethebind1201]

More like - Avatar: Azula strikes back 😆

[@ven_skywalker7007]

@@insidethebind1201 Unnnlimiteeeed POWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@bradsmith2661]

I mean, the last episode had Aang leave the guru to save Katara and fight Azula. Similar to how Luke left Yoda to save his friends and fight Vader...

[@blakec8549]

@@bradsmith2661 and it ended with sang being rescued by his friends with a serious injury. There was also betrayel, and a friend that was left behind.

[@SC-hi6tp]

good thing katara didnt use the water on zukos scar lmaooo

[@rinkusan978]

But it's also possible had she done that, Zuko would have sided against Azula.

[@hartianx1698]

@@rinkusan978 True, considering that Aang and Iroh busted in just before she did when Aang wasn't even supposed to be there assuming he continued his training. Though not sure how well Katara and Zuko would do against Azula by themselves at that point, not to mention the Dai Li joining in by the end.

[@rinkusan978]

@@hartianx1698 I was actually thinking of it as either Aang arriving later or Katara deciding to carry through with healing despite Aang being there. If we take it as Aang still being at the temple then I would assume Katara and Zuko would lose (they'd just be trapped in the cave then though).

[@jos-josradvanji6203]

meanwhile jett is still dead even though katara had the water there already

[@dripdoriya1707]

Lol if Katara actually cared that much, then even after Aang and Iroh came, she still would’ve healed Zuko. But she ran to Aang ☺️

[@brandonacevedo1681]

Fun Fact: Avatar Kiyoshi created the Dai Li to perserve the heritage of Ba Sing Se, as well as to quell the peasant uprising on the Earth King of that time.

[@anonymousname5860]

Which totally backfired

[@DragonbIaze052]

@@kamronspencer4910 No, they were always bad, but were kept in check by Kyoshi's presence. She made them as a compromise to keep peace in the Earth Kingdom as a whole. She considered it her greatest failure as Avatar.

[@kingsnip3z394]

When he dies in the Avatar state, the Avatar ceases to exist that is why the big Aang collapsed in the universe scene so there would never be an avatar again if katara hadn't saved him and the Avatar state endows him with all the knowledge and power of his previous lives u should rewatch 2x1 the roku scene.

[@noahorakwue2653]

Congratulations ladies you have just watched the "Empire Strikes Back" of Avatar.

[@luminaryprism75]

I always get chills seeing Aang fall from the sky like that. Terrifying to see what’s supposed to be the most powerful person in the world falling in tatters to the ground.

[@gillevi5059]

This show is insanely good , they actually took the time to animate a burn mark on ang’s foot where the lightning would go out from

[@TheHighGroundGaming]

I’m every anime in every fight. You always see villains wait and let the good guys get into their “final” state. Azula was like “you want me to wait for you to get ready? Screw that”

[@goat1408]

Azula’s line was EVERYTHING! “You were never even a player.”

[@gleeman959]

I love that Azula bucks the trope of letting the protagonist power up for the climatic fight. The writers didn't shy away from her character trait of getting sh** done. And she's never seen the Avatar state before this. She simply sees the glow and thinks, "my prey isn't moving and preoccupied. I can easily kill him."

[@LucasSilva-jc6pz]

My great-grandmother was blind too and recognized People by their footsteps

[@andrewnguyen4022]

Whew! Now imagine having to wait an entire year until the next season of this show circa 2006. Before we could easily be distracted by phones!

[@AngryPieMan]

All of the cinematography and symbolism going on here is incredible for Zuko's crossroads of destiny. They make it clear throughout the battle that his presence is what would have tipped the scales either in favor or against team Avatar. You can't help but imagine what would have happened if he chose differently. They could have stalled long enough for Iroh then Toph and Sokka to join the fight, and they could have taken on the Dai Li (how's that spelled?). Azula would be captured, Zuko's scar would have been healed. Everything would have been different. But he made his choice.

[@ChKoh-yn2yj]

I vibrantly remember how crazy that cliffhanger was back then.

[@Xirik-Alansei]

it really shows how great the show was that its able to teach while not making it seem pushy or out of place.

[@imperviouus]

Yea the Guru scene is something you can always come back to. This is one of the best season finales in any show I've ever seen. S3 is fun in the beginning but gets intense halfway through. Have fun!

[@James-zy8nh]

Aang would have died if not for kataras spirit water

[@pablovinicius6401]

But he actually died, that water made him reborn, as he says in the first episode of the next season

[@vampdan]

He was not breathing when he was on Appa.

[@James-zy8nh]

Pablo Vinícius he didn’t die mate. He was unconscious and maybe near to death. If he died then the avatar would have not been reborn into korra. Remember if you die in the avatar state the avatar cycle will be broken and the avatar will cease to exist

[@deathoftheendless8565]

James B29 No he actually died. When he said in ep 1 season 3 he said I was actually gone. The avatar cycle can still exist when the avatar gets resurrected...

[@James-zy8nh]

Garnet I dunno maybe. But it wouldn’t make sense if he did because the avatar cycle would be broken. Let’s say your right and he was resurrected from the dead and it would have affect on the avatar cycle just because he was resurrected??? I know in 3x1 they talk about it when aang says i didn’t just go down it was worse than that but that still dosent definitely give conclusive evidence that aang really died.

[@alanfv763]

One thing I always liked from this chapter is that when Iroh creates the opening for Katara and Aang to escape is that he is using negative and neutral chi. He is using defensive moves to make enough time and once they`re gone he just stops. I like to think he is very aware of all the possibilities. If he would've kept fighting, the best scenario he manages to take down enough soldiers to run away but with some injuries or worst case scenario he is overpowered and taken down. The only logical reason is for him to do nothing.

[@moonmanstan]

I swear you two are the only ones that were really able to identify zukos dependence on the toxic family he has, he was offered everything he was hunting for for 3 long years (which was essentially a fool's errand) and he's only 16 on top of all of this.

[@Bloodyshadow1]

zuko joining azula is one of those things that you hate when watching it, but realize that unfortunately it makes a lot of sense, at least when he can have capturing Aang be a mutual enemy. While Zuko is a good person at heart, he is still a fire nation prince a country full of propaganda that it's hard to deal with when you're going from high to low. He never turns against the Fire Nation in all of season 2 despite his progress, even when the Fire Nation has turned against him which I think people forget when they expected him to join Aang and the Gaang here. A few episodes ago he was willing to hunt down Appa to get to Aang so he could restore his honor, Iroh stops him when he confronts him, but it shows that that obsession is still a poison in his veins, like you both said it's an addiction, and once Azula dangled the little bit of hope Iroh talked about in the Storm, Zuko relapsed. While it was annoying at the time and with the unholy break between season 2 and 3 that Nick had for some reason, it is actually really brilliant writing for this show

[@99thJediWarrior]

A lot of people were disappointed in Zuko with this episode. Which is understandable. But if you really think about it, it was partly because of a Azula that he turned back to his old self. If you look at it, he never really faced what was eating at him on the inside. In a way, it was like he forgot everything happened to him. Then Azula comes out of nowhere to disrupt his life. But then when she hits him with that "You're free to choose" line, that was what got him. All this time, Zuko never felt like he had the power to choose for himself. His whole Avatar-chasing journey made him think it was the only way to get what he wanted. But Azula saying that made all the difference for him. He chose what was familiar to him. Old habits need to die hard for people like Zuko.

[@travisherndon94]

Oh man these last two episode of season 2 I'm pretty sure everyone was who watched this on TV when it first came out were on the edge of their sits and we had to wait for a whole year till Book 3 came out to see what happens next. I think Nostalgic critic said it best on his review on the Best Avatar episodes that this finale felt like Stars Wars:The Empire Strike back.

[@Kidapollo92]

Imon gasps for air like she was underwater I feel that she is a Zutara shipper

[@tgrebnesor]

That "conversation" between Long Feng and Azula reminds me so much of the "knowledge is power/power is power" moment between Little Finger and Cersei in Game of Thrones

[@JumbleBeeRescue]

the irony is that katara was about to use all her spirit water to heal zuko’s scar. if she would have gone through with it, she wouldn’t have been able to bring Aang back and the Avatar cycle would have been broken and the Avatar would cease to exist. crazy shit.

[@Poglavnit_Pferdefuhrer]

Yea, but he also wouldn't have sided with azula, so it works either way.

[@dripdoriya1707]

Der Pferdehuführer no he still would’ve sided with her. He just wanted his HoNoR

[@mitcheltillman2461]

@@Poglavnit_Pferdefuhrernah he still would have sided with her it wouldn’t have been that easy

[@neonoires]

I don't know if 3 seasons were planned but I like how this was a true trilogy lol. The first season ends on a good note but the second season ends with a horrible defeat. I was shook when I saw this as a kid.

[@162benjamin]

Katara was whooping Azula's ass

[@UpliftedBrother]

Azula broke the one main rule of anime: attacking the hero when they're powering up.

[@RainBow-gn7sl]

Ah, the feels 😔 the betrayal from zuko always hits hard, it is disgusting how his family keep pushing him everywhere when he was starting to find balance, he's just a boy... Nice reaction as always, thanks for the double upload! ❤ 6:00 girl 🥺

[@niahenida]

I never thought you guys reacted to this show. I love this show so much!

[@isaiahbutler]

Imon Snow: Drown Azula! Abbie: Waterboard her! Me: Damn people! Lighten up!

[@Tarnov]

Isaiah more like, lightning up

[@josecolin3011]

No

[@isaiahbutler]

Tarnov I approve of your message.

[@royalscholar7504]

*Katara:* ... Maybe you could be free- *Imon:* t- HŰUUUUÜÜÜĂÅÅÜÜÜ..!!

[@franciscoaraizajr9216]

This is my first video I've watched with you two, and before the reaction even started I saw the two "Akira" posters and was like, "yeah, I gotta subscribe!" Can't wait to see the other Avatar reactions 😊

[@felipelara81]

I just wanna say that I love you girls so much, by far the most entertaining reactions. I always wait for them because I know I'm gonna laugh so hard about something with you two

[@Bobby_boucher31]

Aang goes into the avatar state Azula: “Oh no! Anyways…”

[@Miss_Icarus]

Is it usually a double upload or am I going crazy.

[@Miss_Icarus]

Ah, finale. Nevermind. This book *flew* by 😫

[@chase4671]

I ain't complainin

[@greatestform]

Nobody's gonna talk about how Azula was only supposed to capture Iroh and zuko, and shes just like were already here might as well concour a whole kingdom.

[@Kidapollo92]

In this episode, the first part of Zuko's dream, shown in "The Earth King", is fulfilled when Zuko has to choose between following Iroh's path or Azula's. The argument bore great similarities to the dream argument between the Red and Blue Dragons. This episode shows the witness of Iroh's betrayal to the Fire Nation, the same thing happened in "The Siege of the North, Part 2". When Aang, Sokka, and Toph return to the apartment, the damage Toph did to the house is still being repaired.

[@alexfranklin7860]

I’m glad you guys really get the messages of the show

[@jonasgrant]

Azula is this world's Alexander the Great. I bet centuries in the future, people will study how she took over Ba Sing Say and killed the Avatar at 14.

[@Zombiewithabowtie]

1:00 Back in episode 2; "Power in Fire Bending comes from the breath, not the muscles." - Uncle Iroh.

[@REChronic54]

I'm glad you guys understand Zuko's dilemma. A lot of people don't understand why he would go back to the fire nation. It's the same for us irl. Sometimes we think we're free of toxicness but when its presented in front of us, we fall into that trap.

[@Kidapollo92]

This is the first time Aang uses the Avatar State without bending any element. The Dai Li agent with the scar on the right side of his face, which Azula stops to face during her speech to mention how she will fix any disloyalty, is the same agent that is questioned by Iroh, Sokka, Toph and Aang. This possibly suggests that since Azula is a "people person", she knew that particular Dai Li Agent would be a problem.

[@ToonMageChannel]

I just realized from here that Katara is the only one who can outmatch Azula (apart from Iroh and Ozai, I think) if Zuko didn't get in the way of Katara.

[@ChKoh-yn2yj]

I believe they nerfed Azula to a degree, just look at how clumsy she fought at times of the episode.

[@ToonMageChannel]

@@ChKoh-yn2yj Now that you mention it, I take it back. Azula really was clumsy in this episode.

[@ChKoh-yn2yj]

@@ToonMageChannel Yeah it was weird.

[@DanM4ster]

"The earth kingdom has fallen" this line give me goosebumbs always!

[@nigeljackman6255]

Now that I look back at this episode,why is aang saying sorry. The guru said that he can go in and out at will and be fully conscious in the avatar state. He can still love her after, it’s not like the charka will relock itself if he goes against it or something.

[@ChKoh-yn2yj]

Yeah that is true, weird.

[@tofu8676]

everybody gangsta until Uncle Iroh starts spitting fire 💀

[@cybergeek11235]

or singing!

[@SpicyClover]

TWO EPISODES NOW?! What did we do to deserve this?!

[@RHS1305]

Nothing. It was a 2 parter technically. Same thing will probably happen for 3x10 and 11

[@chemistryset1]

''windshadowed himself'' - brilliant, I'm in, subscribed

[@JaeVince]

Love you're reactions, they're very genuine

[@PilsnerGrip]

A lot of people forget / don't realize, but Katara defeated Azula! How's that for a waterbending prodigy!

[@tomking9191]

I think Azula just underestimated Katara, she was not using much against Katara if we take a look at the details of their clash..

[@jimmoryaty6903]

I don’t think Manx people forget, the problem is just Azula’s jobbing.

[@KanChiateyallsfavsup]

Tom King well (spoiler) katara still destroyed azula at the finale even if azula was crazy she was sane enough to use lightning bending AND had the comet power up...katara is just badass and one of the best

[@jos-josradvanji6203]

@@KanChiateyallsfavsup it doesn't matter what kind of power you have if you're so crazy you don't really throw anything properly anymore. if azula was sane,katara wouldn't have beaten her. the way katara beat her was through a rouse which azula wouldn't fall for in her sane state.

[@Moxy125]

@@KanChiateyallsfavsup Azula fell for a trick. She never falls for tricks when she's sane. Even then, she was fighting on home turf, there's no way she would've just disregarded the water underneath if she was sane.

[@rickyricardo9710]

friendly reminder that if you die in the avatar state the avatar cycle stops and the avatar ceases to exist. So had Katara not had her special water (ie had she used it on Zuko) Aang would have died, the avatar would have stopped being a thing, and the fire nation would've won the war.

[@mellonlord4616]

Azula swooping in with the Zuko kryptonite.

[@redviper6805]

This season was the show’s Empire Strikes Back storyline. Azula is one of TV’s top 5 villains!

[@somedudewatchintv5297]

Remember the start of the seas when the Earth general tried to get him to master the avatar state? Roku explained if Aang was killed in the avatar state he would lose his connection to past avatars and break the cycle. I think that's why the giant avatar fell, Aang's life was in serious danger after getting shot and the process was starting.

[@benmartin6040]

Loves the avatar and Hxh reactions 🔥🔥🔥. Imma miss hxh but I’m forsure here for this 💯

[@jairo.romani]

That zoom was top tier KZbin reaction level lol

[@Kidapollo92]

Abbi: waterboard her Imon: drown her Me: a 14 year old smh

[@streamspoart2671]

If azula as sailor moon villain, it'd be the shortest anime in the history

[@isaiahhatter2062]

Remember these words for the Book 3 finale. Stop reading to avoid spoilers "The true mind can weather all the lies and illusions without being lost. The true heart can tough the poison of hatred without being harmed. Since beginningless time, darkness thrives in the void, but always yields to purifying light."

[@lisabtheplug5630]

Also for the people who dont know. Azula did kill aang with lightning but aang was brought back to life by kataras spirit water. Think about it like you being dead and someone is doing cpr on you then you come back, you were technically dead.

[@Rainart520]

I remember being a kid on the weekend, seeing this for the very first time. The reaction was the exact same as Imon’s. Can’t wait to watch B3 with you two

[@Vibranium_man]

Can't wait for you two to see season 3. It is a great season.

[@Kidapollo92]

Even though Azula says the Earth King and the five generals must be taken out simultaneously, Sokka and Toph reach the Earth King after seeing the coup take place, meaning that the coup was not at the same time, as the Earth King was taken much later than the five generals. Katara uses the octopus fighting form in battle for the first time. Zuko mentions his mother to someone for the first time in the series.

[@Alex-ke9eo]

Azula is a kid too :o

[@Kidapollo92]

During Katara and Azula's fight, after Katara entangles Azula's arm and leg, Zuko saves his sister with the same firebending move she performs in the opening credits.

[@owenhalloran3111]

Man Zukos path is a rough one.

[@tabathaarria9558]

I see what you did there

[@ngli]

That’s rough buddy

[@zoharamitai8719]

Zuko: "I challenge you (to an Agni ki)" Azula: "no thanks" Oof savage

[@lordleo9047]

THESE TWO ARE ADORABLE AHHHHHH

[@angriboi]

Azula had success, where even the greates generals in the history of the fire nation failed. To conquer the Capital of the Earth Kingdom. A 14 year old girl had success, where the most experienced and glorified generals failed.

[@testygorilla8628]

When they literally kill the main character in a show

[@rainyfriday6175]

Imagine having to wait 9 and a half month for the next episode. No lie, when I finally saw that trailer for Season 3, I legit cried.

[@CeIIsius]

9:55 diamond would be one of the worst choices to protect yorself against heat, lol

[@OROgoldenpair1]

Iroh breathing tea on fire was amazing to see as a kid

[@p0cket646]

Literally my favorite episode

[@johans3164]

Who need gun when you can do gun finger and a literal element coming out of it