Avatar: The Last Airbender 2x11 REACTION!! "The Desert"

[@OGTonyP]

Does anyone notices Toph's face? her first time hearing/feeling Aang in the avatar state. she's in utter shock and in my opinion terrified. Sokka is too. he sold that "Get out of here! Run!". All the avatars voices at one time in pure anger and pain. Katara being the MVP and keeping the group together. 💚 I love this show and its attention to detail

[@sajanpatel9313]

This episode really made me realize how underrated Katara really is. She kept everyone together when they were falling apart

[@OGTonyP]

I agree. She even snapped Aang out of the avatar state. The look they gave each other though! Aang was fury and pain and Katara with pain and understanding. She, out of anyone, knows how it is to have someone they absolutely love taken from them. I love this show.

[@opaquea2448]

Katara? Underrated? She's the most popular girl character in the entire show. Even if people shout love for Toph and Azula, I don't think she's underrated. :P

[@paxcallow]

+Adrian Maxwell i think ur google translate is broken

[@oikawasiwa-chan2688]

toph sees with vibrations. that's why she never forgets a voice. when aang goes into the avatar state the voices of all the past avatars are present in his voice. I think that why she looked scared. she could hear hundreds of distinct voices.

[@ThatBrunetteFromCali]

Fun fact: when the Avatar talks while consumed by the avatar state, the voice of every past avatar is speaking through them. That's why his voice sounded so scary but chilling

[@DarkClassicGamer]

"TELL ME WHERE APPA IS" favorite line in the whole show

[@ThatBrunetteFromCali]

The Avatar I knew that. I wrote it so if the Blind Wave Crew read some comments, I could share some of my fan knowledge with them 😁

[@lalalalisa41]

The Avatar Yeah, though Aang here is a lot more scarier while in that state because of how angry he is

[@fullmetalavatar5416]

I mean imagine EVERY past airbending avatar going through that pain their bisons are their family! Dude this thought gives me chills

[@K-11609]

@@fullmetalavatar5416 Not all Avatars had bison as animal guides. I believe it was just the Air Nomad born ones. Each Avatar had a different one, like Roku had his dragon Fang, and Korra had Naga. I imagine Kyoshi maybe had a badger mole or something like that

[@weneedlivesproductions5329]

The way Aang goes into the Avatar State in this episode gives me chills. When I was little, that scene had me in tears

[@shadowphoenix2328]

I almost cried watching it now

[@julieannaClark]

It still gets me teary eyed and I'm 25. This show is fantastic in its ability to hit you with those feels.

[@Jacob0128]

The visual of Katara saddened as the sands blow and consume her surroundings is fantastic animating.

[@raymondyongho5757]

I bet those sand benders also had tears, in their pants.

[@lalalalisa41]

Jacob0128 Even more sad when you think back to what Aang said to her in "The Avatar State" ...about how "I hope you never have to see me like that again"

[@CluelessGamers1]

I still get chills when it's all the voices of the past avatars saying, "Tell me where Appa is!" Absolutely epic! However, to me this episode really shows the inner strength of Katara. She kept the group together when no one else would. She even risked her life when Aang was in the avatar state to calm him down. That's love right there.

[@MetallicaRules]

And yet, despite scenes like that, people still don't think Katara had the same feelings for Aang or that their relationship was more like mother/son. Unbelievable, makes me wonder if they even watched the same show I did.

[@raymondyongho5757]

I don't think we've ever seen Aang that furious. Yet Katara had enough faith in him not to hurt her in that state.

[@TheBlueDragon15]

Clueless Gamers well, I mean, Katara in the beginning and even in this episode gave off a motherly love kind of feeling. She acted like the mother of the group. Trying to keep everyone together, trying to be strong but also warm and comforting at the same time. Honestly I personally don't think Katara started showing romantic interest in Aang until later

[@M3M33thousand]

Clueless Gamers I think that Katara understood Aang's pain because of the loss of her mother. Just by her facial expression it looked like she was saying "I understand"

[@ember-brandt]

@@MetallicaRules -- Whether you interpret Katara's love for Aang as motherly or romantic is, in my opinion, entirely subjective (personally, I see it as more motherly, though I don't hate on Kataang at all). The real point here is, however you interpreted that love, it was still LOVE. It was such a powerful, sweet scene, whether you ship them or not. It was love, it was trust, and it was real.

[@mordirit8727]

"You *muzzled* Appa!?" Damn son, your reactions to that, I replayed it some 10 times as soon as it passed, one of the most chilling moments on the entire series. Darth Aang vs Tusken Sand Benders, god I love this episode so much!

[@lalalalisa41]

Lol the reactions was just spot-on :D

[@amity4600]

TELL ME WHERE APPA IS

[@koholint3567]

Mordirit 9:08 for this who want to jump back to that scene

[@God_3712]

@@koholint3567 thank you!

[@kaboom138]

Aang in future episodes: I don't like sand.

[@not2sharpmd]

This episode is an amazing Katara episode. I dare you to re-watch this and see all these events through Katara's eyes and not get teary-eyed. She's the one keeping everyone together the whole episode. Toph can't see and can't see by feeling through the sand. Sokka and Momo were bother tripping. Aang was emotionally compromised. By the end of the episode, Katara has worked so tirelessly the whole time just trying to keep everyone sane that she automatically knows what she has to do to comfort her friend. The last shot of them hugging with the tears coming from Aang's eyes gets me every time because you couldn't tell that he's crying when he was in the Avatar State. Also, you talked over the "It's the quenchiest!" line and that made me sad.

[@dani010203stor]

Totally agree and ALSO she had to take all that yelling from Aang saying she is doing nothing and had to see how furious he looked at her. It would have broken my heart if Aang look at me in that way.. although i totally comprehend his grief, but i bet it was really hurtful for her. Both, to see Aang like that and to receive that from him

[@dani010203stor]

StygianTraveler141 yeah no, i wasn't thinking about her getting mad at him for yelling her. i admire how she didn't let that to hurt her that much. I'm embarrassed to say this but i think i would have cried hahah even knowing that he didn't mean it and that he was going through a lot. i guess i'm too sensitive. but we never see Aang like that, so it's shocking

[@carola2358]

Totally agree with what you say about Katara, that last scene gets me every time. They cut the "giant mushroom" scene too, that made me sad.

[@grippingrope9937]

Honestly I'd say that this was the best episode of the show

[@David-035]

She was also crying while holding Aang. It’s very subtle, but you can see her shedding tears if you look very closely.

[@lalalalisa41]

The scene where Aang killed that Buzzard-Wasp was the moment I really knew where his state of mind was so when the sandbenders finally showed up, I knew shit was about to go down for them. One of my favorite moments of this episode was when Aang basically went ape-shit on the sandbenders. I also just really loved how you could hear the utter disbelief and anger in Aang's voice at Appa being muzzled. It made what happened next all the more shocking and epic. I mean, that menacing voice that came out of Aang's mouth? That literally sent chills down my body! And the music at the end didn't help too...it was just so beautiful and sad. One of the most emotional soundtracks I've heard in the show thus far. I could feel everything that Aang was feeling up to that moment: anger, loss, and deep sadness. I think if it weren't for the Sokka and Zuko/Iroh scenes, this episode would've been a lot darker and depressing than it was.

[@jorgenschroen5440]

is this your first time watching avatar ? :P

[@lalalalisa41]

Jorgen Schroen Nope! I've rewatched ATLA and LOK multiple times already :)

[@jorgenschroen5440]

Lalisa T ah ok :P

[@lalalalisa41]

StygianTraveler141 I know, which was why I always get chills when rewatching that scene. What I meant was at the time, it was hard for me to believe such a menacing voice coming out of Aang's mouth. I know Aang spoke in the AS before, but this scene was the first time he was truly angry and his voice just sounded demonic in a way lol

[@lalalalisa41]

StygianTraveler141​ I know, but kid me certainly wasn't expecting all of this lol. Like for the first time, I was scared of this side of Aang. I was like "Where did funny and goofy Aang go?" xD

[@ghostgokuoldchannel6641]

Ahh, The Order of the White Lotus, Aangry Aang, and Cactus Juice! What more could you want in an episode?

[@jamesf6922]

Appa

[@jacobmonks3722]

Appa beating the shit out of the Shirshu

[@ElonMuskisacunt]

Savage

[@xiNerdLordix]

TOO SOON

[@MidnightAssass1n]

Ghost Goku melon lord

[@mitchhamilton64]

one thing that can easily be overlooked is toph's reaction to aang in the avatar state. its very subtle and is never addressed but this is the first time that toph experiences aang in the avatar state and theres just a look on her face of just confusion. love little details like that that are never really brought up but instead left for the audience on maybe a second viewing.

[@MaxArceus]

I don't think it's as much confusion on her face, as utter disbelief. "THIS, is the goofy kid I've been calling Twinkle Toes all this time??!?"

[@maxmustermann9058]

Katara really showed her worth this episode.When I first watched this episode I finally understood: it makes so much sense for her to have the healing ability (which I previously thought was kind of a cliche), because it fits her nurturing, flexible personality that kept the group alive in the desert, it does not really have anything to do with strength, since other powerful benders did not have it. All the abilities are connected to the characters, it is so awesome.

[@dani0328]

"Tell me where Appa is ?!" The voices of all the past avatars, echoing in rage along side Aang. It just goes to show you how close Appa/Aang are, he's literally hurting inside because he doesn't have his best friend with him. I remember watching this as a kid and not entirely understanding how deep and meaningful this episode was, I was too focused on the avatar state 'OH YEA, AVATAR EYES LETS GO'. Now I get teary eyed just watching Aang's moods/expressions, you can FEEL him hurting :(

[@GingerBagels]

This episode really QUENCHED my thirst for new videos.

[@tokatstorm9270]

It's the quenchiest!

[@packedsugar7234]

GingerBagels Nothing's quenchier.

[@hebrew26commandmentspower55]

GingerBagels I get it 😊

[@hanizawady6555]

Iroh was born in the wrong era. He symbolizes how to be the perfect avatar and he's not even an avatar. Such an awesome character

[@martijnalblas1761]

I agree

[@MrShaiya96]

+Ethio Samurai Iroh is an old man, who has had years to garner compasion and wisdom. If he were the avatar and and also Aang's age, he would have just as many inner and outer conflicts.

[@hanizawady6555]

Don't get me wrong. I love aang. But iroh embodies what it is to be an avatar and he really didn't need to become the man he is. Ppl who are chosen to be avatars have to learn about all culture and conflicts and become wise. Iroh just did it in his own.

[@blueberryoatmeal4009]

Young Iroh was committing war crimes. The version we see is after his character development. If he had been the avatar when he was young it would have been a disaster.

[@saviojigogeorge4224]

moral of this episode: whatever you do, do not get on the avatar's bad side

[@pranaynair8611]

moral of this episode: drink cactus juice. IT'LL QUENCH YA

[@makaylakessler5749]

Savio Jigo George The real moral of the story is don't get as high as a kite on cactus juice.

[@zvoid_error000]

Makayla Kessler omg ily XD

[@pdors94]

Or don't muzzle Appa..lol

[@dinochickrox5649]

Who else loves Toph's blind jokes?😂

[@theavatar9680]

There's one every episode after she's introduced.

[@AhsimNreiziev]

Me! Me! Then again, I love pretty much anything Toph-related, so I *might* just be a tiny bit _[ok, ok, I admit: heavily]_ biased here.

[@JKBlackClover]

They should have let Toph drink from the cactus. It’s not like she was gonna see things.

[@victoriawdowiak7]

Question is who doesnt

[@EjikeJanefrances]

😂 me

[@diegodamohill]

"LEAVE!" - That was a perfect impression

[@jacobmonks3722]

Eric's reaction to Aang getting furious: priceless.

[@An_NBA_Enjoyer]

The end of the episode is why Katara is my favorite character.

[@MetallicaRules]

While she was definitely up their with an episode like this, she didn't become my favorite until The Southern Raiders.

[@lalalalisa41]

We Are Rip City Katara was the true MVP this episode

[@ember-brandt]

@@MetallicaRules -- Fuck yeah, the Southern Raiders. I'm so late to the party with this show reaction, lol - but my Zutara heart fuckin' *loves* that episode (no offense Kataangers, I don't hate ♥)

[@MetallicaRules]

@Jenya March Well I hate to break it to you, but if you really look at the episode, The Southern Raiders is not only a pretty good example of why Zutara wouldn't work, but why Kataang works far better. Sure, Zuko and Katara are the two main characters in the episode and they go on the journey together, but who's the one that Katara listens to in the end? That would be Aang. Who's the one that does nothing as Katara slowly gives into her anger and hatred, almost losing herself in the process? That would be Zuko. You even have at the end of the episode Zuko admit that Aang was right about what Katara needed, showing he understood Katara's pain and what would help her more than Zuko did.

[@Amadeus_A]

2:31 I never got as a kid that was Iroh getting an idea until you said that. I always thought it was a comedic moment. That having friends that don't want to attack him was a foreign concept.

[@AhsimNreiziev]

A line in _"The Firebending Masters"_ is part of the reason that I, too, always believed friends that don't want to attack him is a foreign concept to Iroh.

[@erikperhs_]

Watched it for the first time this week. As a 23 year old, I also didn't catch that until they mentioned it haha

[@LW1Tok]

I never realized it too until just now

[@shineinouzen7412]

Yooo, Eric's Zuko impression was on-point!

[@HyperWolf]

I nearly died when he did that. My grin nearly broke my face. :)

[@NoobNo3More]

LEEEEAVE!

[@lordmistery8493]

For a moment I thought they invited Dante Basco LOL

[@sharuto]

yup, I didn't think it was from Eric at first. I thought the zuko impression was from Calvin 12:36

[@M3M33thousand]

Keep It Zen At first I was thinking that they edited Zuko's voice in that part of the video but then I looked hard at all of their faces and was shocked that Eric was the one who did it.

[@Leonardo-xz9xl]

they cut the friendly mushroom scene :(

[@sunsgettingreallow8318]

Mushy giant friend!

[@itdoesntmatter307]

This is why my pfp is unbeaten

[@yungthunder2681]

the Ba Sing Se arc of this series is my absolute favorite, and I'm really looking forward to seeing these guys react to it!

[@SuperTrailerz]

same. stay away from the.....

[@dani010203stor]

can't wait for the final!!!

[@pixwool]

The earth king has invited you to lake logai...

[@Mrcryptidsarereal]

They have no idea what is coming, and I love it.

[@xiNerdLordix]

The end of this season is gonna be great, I can't wait to get there with their reactions

[@shyguypro9876]

The scene where Aang kills the buzzard wasp is one of my favourite in the whole series. This is the only time in the whole series we see Aang take a life, human or animal. He didn't even need to, as he had already freed Momo. It shows what dark place he was in after losing his best friend.

[@mitchell4745]

ShyGuyPro hé didn’t kill him just knock him out.... so yeah pointless comment

[@ingridoudshoorn6649]

Mitchell Steegwijk no he killed it

[@vitoriadias7990]

Aang knocked out a lot of people/creatures before and paid them no mind. Here we can see how somber he is throghout and afterwards it. Plus the show put too much attention on it to simply have been knocked out, if so, they displayed it in a too dark way.

[@jacklandry6757]

This is definitely in my top 3 of the whole series

[@TheControversialToon]

Definitely Aang's darkest hour.

[@shineinouzen7412]

Same.

[@dudejoe24]

Oh god I forgot Avatar state Aang's voice that was fucking scary.

[@theavatar9680]

First time we heard it was in the finale of Season 1. "No, is not over." Pure epicness.

[@raymondyongho5757]

Makes you wish he was more vocal in that state.

[@shineinouzen7412]

The Avatar Wasn't the first time B1 EP 8, when he tell Roku "IM READY"

[@indigohue9628]

Wow, I forgot how amazing this episode was. The turmoil that these characters were in... (Aang losing Appa and Katara having to deal with not only becoming the leader of the group in stressful conditions, but also being powerless to ease Aang's pain) it's heart-wrenching. I felt my heart actually skip a beat at 8:24 it was so... ( I can't even find the words to describe it). I guess I never realized how much of an emotional attachment Appa was to Aang, I mean it's obvious that they're close, but it never hit me until seeing this episode (just wow), soooo beautifully written... This has to be my favorite episode so far. P.S. Angry Aang is best Aang!

[@NeroPiroman]

that ang katara scene is my favorite scene in the entire series

[@AxelIncognito]

Cant believe we're over halfway done this season, thank god for these double avatar weeks

[@Wolf6119]

I know Katara's meant to look sad and compassionate when Aang's going into the Avatar State, but I've honestly always thought her expression around 10:08 looked more like her going "Not this shit again."

[@theavatar9680]

Lol

[@OverwriteXR]

This was like the 2nd episode of Avatar I ever saw back in 2006 but I still got emotional at the last scene bc I understood how angry Aang felt. It's still one of my favorite scenes in the series.

[@danpham8963]

Words cannot describe how much I love you guys and love your Avatar reactions

[@rmz4194]

Dan Pham numbers can, 10/10

[@marcushutchinson5280]

It was pretty AMAZING and SAD seeing Aang in that state. So much emotion. I don't wrong him either. Of the entire Air Nation, only him, Appa and Momo is still alive.

[@mordirit8727]

I think that Katara is the MVP today because in the end she does what I'm sure everyone wanted to do: give the poor kid a hug. The lost Appa arc is so sad, but so amazing at the same time.

[@AhsimNreiziev]

+Marcus Hutchingson It's not just Appa being of the Air Nation I don't think. Every Avatar has their own, well, kinda "Spirit Animal" I guess is the closest I can come to describing it, with whom they have a bond as if they are a part of themselves in another body. We saw that with Roku and his Dragon already to an extent, and we saw hints of it with Aang when he got mad at Toph for even *suggesting* Appa might be the cause of Azula and her gang being able to follow them in _The Chase_, but this Episode truly shows you just how deep the connection really is. Now, don't get me wrong: Aang would be angry when *any* of his friends would get kidnapped, but Appa is the only one for which he'd go into the Avatar State.

[@trashokahn1445]

Ahsim Nreiziev for Katara he went in Avatar State in S2E01:The Avatar State (the episode where this earthpeasant tries to get Aang in avatar state)

[@AhsimNreiziev]

Trashokahn Yeah, but he thought she was going to die, instead of her 'merely' being kidnapped. For Aang, being away from Appa is like missing an arm for a prolonged period of time. And this is entirely due to Aang being the Avatar and the relation he has to Appa as a result of that.

[@mordirit8727]

Ahsim Nreiziev I love how the Muzzle line was what sent him overboard. He was livid about them kidnapping Appa, but the second he heard that they had hurt him in the least, it was over for those guys.

[@leeim1995]

Yo but remember, most of Aang's past avatar state instances were triggered by emotion. So, it can be triggered by raw emotion, but its use is supposed to be for solely defensive purposes.

[@Bllll957]

If you remember, Iroh made Zuko's ship change its course because he lost his white lotus piece for his Pai Sho game. It was talked about, but very discretly up until now, but it is part of Iroh's character, and the way he sees the world and all.

[@KeatonWarner1]

Your guy's reactions are great. I wish you could do an episode every day :)

[@DaquanDumas]

I wish they would react to more shows I like. There's just something so fun watching them watch things. I used to enjoy Tyrone Magnus and those other 'OG' reactors a lot. But they became stale and started to react to every freaking viral video or nonsense video. These reactions to tv shows and discussions about them are way more fun.

[@jayiii8279]

Hieillua same tyrone and the others are all way too stale and forced.

[@DaquanDumas]

Jay Iii Channels like Tyrone Magnus are going to die off in a while. He doesn't adapt his channel nor does he try to improve it. Many KZbinrs that kept doing the same thing became irrelevant.

[@charliehubbell7513]

You meet the avatar: cool You make him mad: oops His arrows, and eyes start to glow: panic His voice distorts: RUN

[@samskrrt2296]

'Every man needs a woman like Katara in their life'

[@FluffyJackie]

Dude, your "LEAVE!" was on point!

[@xRiizo]

I still get chills at the "You muzzles Appa!?" Then he goes Avatar State! Such an emotional moment!

[@14megasxlr]

Btw, that moment at the end was one of the first things in animation I ever cried to.

[@JavierGarcia-bd6kw]

Aang was crying in the Avatar state. All his lives cried for Appa because he was in distress even though they've lived lifetimes and know everything will be okay.... That's what made this scene so beautiful. The Avatar state isn't just defensive it comforts him when he's in pain

[@jonnyo9193]

Why don't we ask the circle birds???

[@lovelyme4316]

Man , at the ending when aang cries as katarra hugs him makes me tear up everytime.

[@umadbroyo2388]

10:29 Shane actually had teary eyes!!

[@jdouat7536]

One of the many episodes that me teary :( love this show

[@michaelhenry3234]

I love how it just makes sense. Like, it makes sense that Toph always remembers voices, as she's blind. The voice is the only thing she can truly use to identify a person. The voice is like her version of a face.

[@MasterfulPaladin]

I always thought that when Aang went into the Avatar State against the Sand Benders, that they should've had him lift up that entire Giant Rock right behind them and move it towards them threateningly. What he actually did wasn't bad, but I think the rock would've been more of a threatening gesture in comparison

[@lalalalisa41]

I thought the menacing voice was plenty enough though I definitely get what you mean :D

[@JustCrazyDK]

9:22 Famous Last Words.

[@DavidPerez_717]

This is my favorite avatar state scene in the entire show, although avatar Roku showing up against the fire sages is a close second. I feel like the music really captures the emotions that Aang and Katara are feeling in the moment.

[@user-so7nj3wn4g]

oh my god all these years. all these rewatches and ive only just realized theyre BUZZards.

[@ultimateninjaboi]

Will say. As a Mason, the White Lotus DEFINITELY reminds me of our own order. At least on the surface of form, function, and the idea of helping out our brothers (and their family) when in need.

[@L0R3N23]

4:15 will legit go down in history as one of my favorite Sokka moments

[@alphonsdang]

The scene where Aang loses it and it takes a caring Katara to bring him back... But seeing him in tears gets me every time! I love this episode and that scene. Did Shane tear up a bit? I thought I saw him wipe a tear away... glad I’m not the only one.😅

[@Jjop017]

Extreme emotions also trigger the Avatar State I think. I remember when Aang found his father figure/old master's corpse and he slipped into the State after grief consumed him. Definitely one of my favorite episodes. Aang is such a sweet kid and usually rolls with the punches that seeing him lose it and get angry was surprising, but understanding. The show does a good job making us empathize with its cast even if do not always agree with their decisions.

[@_gawin_56]

Avatar is that kind of TV Show, you hate it when a episode ends. 10:33

[@TheHipsterGamer]

MAYBE WE SHOULD ASK THE CIRCLE BIRDS !!

[@RibeiroBR]

Best animated series for me, great job, guys.

[@Sebastian-js7sg]

love the avatar reactions

[@James_Wisniewski]

Pai Sho isn't a real game that the creators made, but some fans actually did make their own game with real rules based on it that you can actually play.

[@hazri8758]

Man, The White Lotus needs its own show.

[@secondsea2]

I love your reactions! It's cool seeing you guys make more and more connections (and some amazing speculations) as the season rolls along!

[@OniLink147]

I was a little sad you guys didn't include the friendly mushrooms.

[@bryzantine1571]

such an emotional episode. a fantastic episode

[@terrellraye4474]

And that is why u never get Aang mad folks because he is a beast!!!!

[@SandiElizabethJay]

it kills me to see him so hurt and angry bruh...teary mess... everytime. sigh...

[@rawandgot6134]

i watch a lot of channels that react to videos...etc , but with this one it feels cozy and has a family vibe , is it just me or any one else feels that?

[@TheControversialToon]

I do, they look really close and genuine friends with genuine reactions, and the discussion after makes it even closer.

[@W77791]

Just refreshed and there was avatar finally !

[@Mark.mp3]

I love how this show doesn't go straight for the action route, it takes in the emotion and morality of the characters instead to create better character development, its beautiful

[@farimer1232]

This is the halfway point of the show. There's 30 episodes before "The Desert," and 30 episodes after it. You are now officially halfway done with the series :/

[@sofialu226]

This episode always got me with Aang... Aang being angry, sad and Terrified for loosing Appa hurts, and at the end with he is in Avatar State it always scares me, and when Katara calms him and we see Aang crying like that... omg! (T-T)

[@MrDawmination]

Been putting off studying for finals by refreshing all day for this! Here we go!

[@danielmunoz1275]

I love the scene where Katara calms Aang just with a hug, because that's what Aang needed the most at that moment. Katara understands the feeling of losing someone you love, so, she just didn't needed to say anything. It's a powerful scene that could be easily been misunderstood with "the love interest that can calm down the protagonist", but it is much more, it's the empathy and grief of losing someone that has been there all your life.

[@lordmistery8493]

Loved the reaction, again guys. Its a great pleasure seeing you watch Avatar for the first time. Especially great episode like this, is great fun to watch.

[@xRiizo]

This episode still gives me chills!!

[@theshlauf]

I just realized, this is the first time Aang went into the Avatar state in front of Toph.

[@leannasullender154]

I felt bad for momo when sokka was yelling at him and he cried

[@dasuberkaiser6]

8:52 Heh, even Calvin couldn't keep a straight face at that.

[@johnribey1861]

anyone else just love the dark tone Aang's avatar state voice is in this episode?

[@Andinindra53]

Yes, i love that moment. It show how angry and sad aang when lost his appa. Appa is important friend to remine his people. That pain is enought to push him turn in Avatar state.

[@adelynsmith192]

even though the ending is cute, i kind of wanted to see what aang was going to do

[@erikacory4120]

Every Avatar has a spirit animal, for Roku it was th dragon, for Aang it's apa

[@jasond1497]

Oh shit he is going avater state. Best part of the reaction

[@papl20]

I knew shit was bad when aang killed the wasp even after it released Momo... More than the avatar state... I mean aang it's a pillar of respect of life at all forms and that was just... Damn, that's how angry he is

[@ricois3]

The music of angry Aang was incredible!

[@Arkatox]

Aang going into the Avatar State in this episode is one of my favorite moments. His fury is so... real.

[@somerandomnerd1475]

Aw man, the skipped the mushroom scene. This is both one of the funniest, and the saddest episodes in the series. One of my favorites. That avatar state alone is enough to make this one of the best episodes, but we also have the funniest thing in the series when Sokka is on cactus juice, we get some foreshadowing of the white lotus, we see Katara's strength both physically and mentally, it really captures Aang's grief really well, seeing how Appa is no just his life-long friend, but also the only thing he has left of the airbenders, everyone else he ever knew and loved are gone, and Appa is pretty much the only thing he has left of his past life. It also really manages to capture the hopelessness of the situation. And the animation is this episode is one of the best the series has to offer, i mean, the animation was always amazing, but particularly in this episode there's just something about the animation that also really captures the hopelessness of the situation. Just a great episode.

[@Lenny-ue8hk]

ITS A GIANT MUSHROOM!!! MAYBE ITS FRIENDLY!!

[@extremegamer377]

10:32 Shane was crying

[@ilphi08]

For u who don't know The order of White lotus actually exists,in 14th century China The order of White lotus rebel against Yeung Dynasty which was founded by the Mongols Which pave the way for the Ming Dynasty to push Mongols out of China,and China finally ruled by Chinese people again So is this hints that Fire nation are inspired by Mongols?

[@ilphi08]

When Katara pulled Aang back from Avatar state,I'm like T_T Kataraang 4ever!!

[@aravitz857]

im glad hey dont read these comments, and i like when he says he forgets how powerful aang can be wait till he sees how powerful aang IS!

[@aravitz857]

middle guy guy teared!

[@lorettabes4553]

That moment when Katara took hold of Aang's arm and he turned his head (*shivers*) No thanks, that's scary. That whole scene had the feels and it was scary and waaaaaa!

[@ethio93]

Even after these many years, watching this episode and seeing Aang's anger gives me chills.

[@Geekers20]

yall are going to react to legend of korra after this series right?

[@megacowsmooth6883]

Jesus when he said ""tell me where appa is?!"" such chills went down my skin

[@hectordubon3487]

"Tell me where Appa is!" Man, no matter how many times I rewatch the series, that line in Avatar state always gives me chills

[@Knighthelmz]

I subscribed plz watch avatar the legend of Korea after you finish the last airbender

[@brianalambert1192]

I just realized, in the future, the avatar drug world probably focuses on cactus juice

[@freshmancolor6344]

Loved Toph's reaction to when Aang enters the avatar state, she realized how powerful how Aang really is.

[@omanisat7266]

Loved Sokka's reaction to Aang entering the avatar state is to grab Toph and run for the hills.