Avatar: The Last Airbender - 3x19 Sozin's Comet Pt 2, The Old Masters - Group Reaction

[@thomasbirt4725]

One moment that took a while for me to notice was how Zuko waits for Iroh to wake up even though he's anxious to apologize. The very first episode of the show ends with Zuko rudely ordering someone to wake Iroh just to give news that could have waited anyway. Everything comes full circle in this show.

[@dani010203stor]

fuck! so many years, so many rewatches and i still get new amazing things like this one!

[@sittingbackandwatchingital3845]

Thomas Birt also the Sandal that zuko has is the one iroh drop back in one of the first episodes I think either 4 or 5

[@juniorgunter7123]

@@sittingbackandwatchingital3845 I at least new this one though. Where's my damn medal XD.

[@theberrby6836]

Wow, didn't notice that comparison!...

[@stevethea5250]

@@dani010203stor "How many episodes of the west wing?" "3." "E I G H T ." "𝒻𝓊𝒸𝓀."

[@666melodeath666]

Bumi didn’t need one day to take his city back The Eclipse only lasted 8 minutes

[@solarwolf1336]

I thought it was boomy, because of his explosive personality, and no, that's not a pun

[@guess6635]

@@solarwolf1336 nope, it's "Bumi"

[@The4j1123]

@@solarwolf1336 Bumi is the Sanskrit word for "Earth". That's his name.

[@solarwolf1336]

YDidU - Oh, that’s really cool! Thank you!

[@spacepunk1948]

@@solarwolf1336 nah.. his name is bumi

[@shineinouzen7412]

*There was a few references to the lion turtles in the show.* -In The Library Aang finds a drawing of one in an old book. -In Ba Sing Se, Sokka and (possibly) Aang stand near a sculpture of one at the Royal Palace. -In Sokka's Master, Piandao's door knockers are Lion Turtle heads. -Piandao tells sokka he has a heart "as big as a Lion Turtle", -Lion Turtle statues are in Piandao's Rock Garden. Not the best foreshadowing by any means, but also not out of the blue. They were well known to exist in their world. And there's legends of World Turtles (where the creators got their inspiration) in Asian mythology, so who knows.. maybe there is one hiding in deep waters ;p

[@aeris44]

Keep It Zen Yeah the Lion Turtle got criticized back in the day for being a deus ex machina for exactly what they discuss in the reaction but, although I get why they see it that way, it technically isn’t cuz of everything you listed. Like yeah it was convenient but not completely out of nowhere. 😉 And I love the mystery of it anyway. Spirits did help them in earlier in the series before too.

[@Kaefer1973]

+ Ian Kevin Usually that "Mystical beast that's the last of it's kind" cliche is so old and boring, that I'd wonder if the story was even approved by the original writers, but I guess it makes for a nice duality with Aang as the last of his culture.

[@Ineptatpiano]

Ragnarok troll.

[@Matarael99]

on the pilot aang mention the lion turtles too

[@Deid]

It's still a Deus Ex Machina. They started an idea of killing or not killing but then back out by using a plot device, or I guess plot turtle, to have the problem solved for the characters with a force not initiated by the characters, instead of having a good solution to the proposed moral question. Tho it is one of the best deus ex machina usages I've seen, they still presented it well in the show and without it being COMPLETELY unfitting out of nowhere with some mild foreshadowing here and there.

[@PrinceAngelStar]

"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 beginning-less time, darkness thrives in the void, but always yields to purifying light." -Lion Turtle. Chills every time!

[@k1988smith]

Every time!

[@omegalock3549]

Jay V his voice was hard to understand

[@tristanneal9552]

Jay V Keep in mind we have the actual audio rip, they’re listening to it through speakers

[@flyflip87]

i thought he said "always yields to pure fine light"

[@Washinyot]

''Since beginning-less time, darkness thrives in the void, but always yields to purifying light." R-R-Raava ?

[@jcthunderable]

Rana tearbending during that iroh and zuko scene

[@KlooKloo]

Dude I only have to hear about that scene and I start crying

[@ninethreefivesix]

bitch me too

[@xnortheast1106]

HellaDope 420 no

[@beyondviolet]

One uh what?

[@jbasti227]

@One Bro how is she a casual? She watched the entire series.

[@k1988smith]

"Selfless duty causes you to sacrifice your own spiritual needs and do what ever it takes to protect the world." The voice acting on those lines almost brings me to tears every time!!!

[@captainmarvelous7678]

K Smith same.

[@shineinouzen7412]

Tress MacNeille, also the voice of Hama.

[@10yearslater_]

Yes, I'm crying right now, I thought I was the only one holy shit that scene is amazing

[@MrMjwoodford]

I think it's 'Selfless duty calls on you..'. Also, if I'm not wrong that is what Boddhisatvas in Buddhist teachings do: they sacrifice their own spiritual needs by stopping short of entering nirvana, although not to protect the world but out of compassion to act as a guide for those who still suffer on the material plane.

[@efilymkcuf1429]

Yesss

[@Jacob8890]

The difference between the brothers Ozai and Iroh is a simple one: When Zuko had wronged his father, Ozai burned his face and sent him on what was meant to be an impossible quest; exiling him from his home and the rest of his family. When Zuko had wronged Iroh, his uncle embraced him before he could even finish his apology. The nephew, unsure if gaining his uncle's forgiveness could be so easy, balks in disbelief. Iroh had always seen Zuko as an honourable person. Even in the latter's most difficult moments, Iroh never gave up on him. And it would only take a few seconds for Zuko to acknowledge that truth. Seconds between father and son.

[@badwolf1147]

i wouldnt be surprised if zuko was half scared iroh was going to burn his face because with his experience of father figures thats what would of happened if it was ozai that scene with iroh was beautiful

[@jaynadoesart]

Matthew Jacob Ramos YASSS freaking love this show

[@Chievesan]

Matthew Jacob Ramos I cried at that uncle moment

[@tjjordan4207]

I ask if Zuko really did wrong his father. Because all he did was defend those who would be mistreated and wronged by people who were abusing power. And he refused to fight his father because he didn't want to hurt him. It may have been out of fear, but he never raised a hand against him.

[@Mrryn]

@@tjjordan4207 Oh by all means he didn't. But to some who saw it as "speaking out of turn" probably did. And more importantly, Ozai felt wronged by it. And that's all that mattered, both to Ozai and to Zuko who dutifully honored his father. Zuko didn't plead to his father that he didn't wrong him but that he didn't mean to, showing that, in his mind, he believes he wronged his father even if accidentally. And he continued to believe that up until he finally found his way in life.

[@grippingrope9937]

Loved your reaction to Yangchen's speech, one of the most underrated moments of the series imo

[@captainmarvelous7678]

grippingrope99 my feelings exactly. If the lion turtle hadn't of shown up to show Aang another way he would've killed Ozai because of her laying it down like a G.

[@lalalalisa41]

Essentially laying out reality for Aang. It was such a somber moment for me.

[@BenWengerMan]

This. So much this.

[@grippingrope9937]

She was onscreen for about a minute and yet she immediately came across as one of the wisest characters of the show. "Many great and wise Air Nomads have detached themselves from the world, and achieved spiritual enlightenment. But the Avatar can never do it, because your soul duty is to the world." Chills every time

[@lalalalisa41]

grippingrope99 Every single time! Words said by someone who's been through it all.

[@shineinouzen7412]

"Why didn't you tell us YOU were the Avatar?" "Because... I never wanted to be."

[@lalalalisa41]

Keep It Zen Yeah, all this inner turmoil with killing or not killing Ozai threw me back to that exact line that Aang first said when asked why he didn't reveal he was the Avatar. Being the Avatar meant all these burdens and expectations and personal sacrifices that he doesn't know if he's ready for. He just wanted to grow up and live a normal life. He didn't want this but it chose him. This is why when people say this isn't about you, it's about the world, well yeah but it is also about Aang because it's his life he's sacrificing. Whatever he does will stay with him forever. Being the Avatar really sucks at times. You're essentially seen as a tool that needs to give up everything for the world when it's needed.

[@eddieguererro46]

Damn fam

[@Washinyot]

IM THE AVATAR, YOU GOTTA DEAL WITH IT

[@abubakarbarry4930]

Washinout such a difference between Aang and Korra

[@xnortheast1106]

Keep It Zen stfu

[@captainmarvelous7678]

9:04 "But this isnt about you. This is about the world" thats exactly what Mickey said last week during the discussion. Lol. He's got the wisdom of an old master.

[@lalalalisa41]

But sadly, it is still about him. He's the Avatar and whatever he does will stay with him forever.

[@tytube3001]

Nah Mickey just likes death

[@lalalalisa41]

Captain Marvelous You'd really pressure a 12 year old monk with that? lol

[@captainmarvelous7678]

Lalisa T to stop a 100 year long war and save the world? Hell yes

[@lalalalisa41]

Captain Marvelous Well, we wouldn't really know anyways lol. For me, I don't know if I could do it even if it's to save the world. The thought of kiling another person doesn't feel easy, especially if you were a child that has been brought up in the ways of pacifism. In any case, I actually appreciate the fact that Aang didn't kill Ozai in the end. It became a lot more poetic(?) this way as a result. Instead of ending a 100 year war of violence and bloodshed with more violence and bloodshed, he ended it with kindness by showing mercy. And to lead the world to a new era of love and peace, Aang basically led by example and I think the new era really needed someone like that.

[@margarethafalco63]

The Zuko and Iroh reunion always make me cry

[@gumballwatterson5037]

never makes me

[@Uccapone]

Love their relationship a father without a son and a son without a father 😢who’s cutting onions

[@SylviiTea]

Aang throwing mad shade at Avatar Kyoshi xD

[@thevoidbender]

Chai Tea beat that bitch with that other bitch

[@xamzx9281]

Why is that

[@ptr4410]

@@xamzx9281 because she's savage

[@mymisc2602]

@@xamzx9281 "I knew I shouldn't have asked Kyoshi" She's very into order and stuff. Like she was the person who started the Dai Li in Ba Sing Se. To maintain order.

[@jwizdum2103]

@@ptr4410 she was savage, i think that was a point to the crazy times in asia waaaay back

[@Ezra-gx2oq]

idk why but when katara said; "goodbye general iroh," it rlly hit me. i think it's cuz she was seeing him as a friend. it's like when zuko calls the avatar "aang" instead of just the "avatar." i love little moments and dialogue like that.

[@marer1000]

21:17 You're actually pretty close, Dante Basco considered Mako a great friend and mentor and he let out his emotion for him during that scene.

[@hosni2]

When the turtle said "Wait for him, he will come" I think he was reffering to Ozai.

[@dingodyno9016]

he was, i looked it up on the avatar wiki awhile ago, he was meant to go there

[@xnortheast1106]

Meneer Koekenpeer no shit

[@kamilpalka7837]

he will cum

[@hellothere538]

Kamil Pálka 😳

[@troyareyes]

13:18 I remember being 14 years old watching this and having those hardcore anticipation tingles of everything finally coming to fruition. Such a great memory. Also I love Zuko and Sokka's bro nod there.

[@Wolf6119]

Yangchen low-key being the best Avatar after just 5 minutes of screentime.

[@NobleVagabond2552]

Wolf6120 if roku and aang didnt exist I’d agree

[@nankono]

Noble Vagabond and kyioshi

[@stevenliang3213]

Noble Vagabond : Yangchen worked so hard that no threat of war occurred for an entire generation. Did that happen with Roku or Aang? Yeah that’s what I thought.

[@pforgottonsoul]

@@stevenliang3213 was that really her doing though? it's possible that the world was at peace and that there was no spark to start a war.

[@newsaxonyproductions7871]

@@nankono Who is Noble Vagabond?

[@raphaelr.1607]

Have we become so desensitized by the world that we now believe the answer to everything is killing? I understand what you guys are saying and Aang even addressed it himself. "Firelord Ozai is a horrible person. And the world would probably be better off without him." I agree with Avatar Yangchen in the sense that the Avatar needs to do what's best for the world, despite his own personal beliefs. But that doesn't necessarily mean killing is the only way to fulfil his duty of protecting the world. I think that's the lesson that the show is trying to teach: There isn't just one path to peace. Think back to what Iroh was telling Zuko about the right way to end the war and the way history would see it. Now apply it to Aang's situation. It's true, this isn't just about Aang but also his LEGACY, HOW he ended the war, and how future generations would see it. And please don't forget that Aang is still a child. Even without him being a monk with certain morals instilled in him from birth, I would fully expect him to feel conflicted about killing Ozai. How would you have felt if Aang was completely on board with killing from the get-go? It wouldn't sit right with me, personally. #AangAintNoBitch

[@TheAlpha-Omega-King]

Raphael R. Triggered. Lol

[@alanquintero7]

Raphael R. No one got time to read that long ass paragraph

[@aeris44]

I get what you're saying but within this series, the Gaang never made everything about killing nor did most of the characters. This is really the only time the heroes even consider it cuz its Ozai, the worst person in the world. So the whole desensitized concept doesn't apply here. I feel your exaggerating it and generalizing the Normies perspective to excuse Aang. The whole point of Aang struggling with that is to give him deveopment, although I appreciate the ideas you discussed, your painting Aangs idealism too close to perfect. Aangs struggle and flaws made him relatable.

[@raphaelr.1607]

Alan Quintero I appreciate your valuable input and the time you don't have to make it known.

[@raphaelr.1607]

aeris44 Thanks for the thoughtful reply. Concerning the Normies perspective, I know they all don't share the view of "killing is always the answer." Suraj even clarifies later that the answer can be whatever Aang thinks is justice. My main point was about Aang having a "bitch" mentality just because he wants to preserve life, which I don't think is completely fair. I agree, Aang struggling with this makes him relatable. And I don't think Aang thought about it on the greater level I described regarding Iroh. He's not as ideal or perfect as Iroh at this point. I think he just wanted to protect his current ideals.

[@zeromega4541]

Lion turtles are mythical creatures in this universe. They mentioned them twice before in the series. They're like unicorns.

[@joelgottfried5849]

Zero Mega I genuinely believe the lion turtles are gods

[@millasboo]

joel gottfried If you watch legend of korra they kinda explain that they are like gods of the 4 elements and can bestow bending to people .

[@joelgottfried5849]

I have watched legend of Korra and seen the avatar wan episode I do believe they are gods rava even calls them ancient ones

[@millasboo]

joel gottfried I think so.

[@jmc4365]

they were the guardians of mankind before the era of the avatar when wan became the first avatar they decided that they no longer had to play guardian to mankind and leave it up to the avatar to keep the peace and balance. but the 100 year war ended the peace and threw the world out of balance so the lion turtle decided to act

[@joelmills4304]

10:05 I just noticed, I'm pretty sure this is the first and only time we see zuko cry from his scarred eye. That is wonderful symbolism

[@nicksetzer4563]

he did so when Ozai told him his mother could still be alive during black sun. But, if im not mistaken, those are the only 2 times it has happened

[@arthurweasley5857]

@@nicksetzer4563 well he didnt cry much in whole series

[@rudrodeepchatterjee]

​@@nicksetzer4563 he teared up in his scarred eye but it didn't drip out. Here, it fully dripped.

[@captainmarvelous7678]

*Savagely devours this content*

[@TheSvmurai]

same!

[@newsaxonyproductions7871]

This channel is one big oof. Have you noticed how the loudly talk over (and miss) the most important moments.

[@newsaxonyproductions7871]

*moments?

[@brit7601]

Avatar Kyoshi is so cool man.

[@iceheart6480]

They should have a prequel series that follows Kyoshi.

[@JosephAliDeeb]

A little bit too boring

[@triton62674]

She's getting her own novel

[@zuralani1]

As someone from the future, the Avatar Kyoshi book is very good

[@10animallover10]

@@zuralani1 Agreed, the book was awesome and I can't wait to read the second one that will air in July :D

[@bobjoe479]

One of the best episodes! Also fun fact, the lion-turtles were mentioned in the library episode.

[@bl7828]

Next 2 episodes are some of the best episodes of TV.

[@clownprince7]

Brett C they were kinda underwhelming to me tbh

[@theavatar9191]

Clown Prince Gtfo

[@nobiclarke]

Clown Prince I am somewhere between shook and triggered

[@ultravioletcatastrophe]

@@theavatar9191 this one, The Beach, Zuko Alone, Southern Raiders, Avatar and The Firelord, Crossroads of Destiny... there are so many episodes that are way better than the finale. Definitely nowhere close to "some of the best episodes of TV".

[@theavatar9191]

@@ultravioletcatastrophe They ARE some of the best episodes of TV, and I agree with your list. I'm pretty sure all of those are in my Top 10 episodes of the series, and I'm glad you gave The Beach some respect 😂

[@mannymoogolf]

"Even the lion turtle said to kill him" what. No. opposite of that. The exact god damn opposite. "The true mind can weather all the lies and illusions without being lost, the true heart can tuff the poison of hatred without being harmed. Since beginnignless time, darkness thrives in the void, but always yields to purifying light."

[@TheShanicpower]

That implies understanding a word the Lion Turtle is saying

[@ofimportance5458]

Take his bending

[@pforgottonsoul]

@@TheShanicpower true though i found it pretty straightforward it pretty much was saying stick to your beliefs and you can never go wrong.

[@heck6757]

I could barely understand what he was saying lol. Im not good at listening to the type of anchient speech he did. All i heard was “blah bladh darkness bad light good heart hatred thingamabob he will come to you”

[@Dan-wb3ed]

@@pforgottonsoul Hes basically saying a true mind and heart can handle evil without being corrupted, and that darkness will yield to the light. So he gives aang the ability to take his bending away but in doing so its a challenge to aangs mind and heart. Which is why in the final battle its red vs blue, hinting evil vs good. If aangs heart and mind are true and uncorruptable, the evil will yield to the good and aang will take his bending. If not, then aang will assumably lose his, or worse.

[@HS-dx1jm]

Suraj is a pretty emotional guy and I respect that

[@arvinbrisson6606]

H Singh which one is that

[@Kuralai95]

Arvin Brisson the emotional one duh

[@B0ndfan]

Note: Possible Spoilers ahead. Think of Aang's situation, really ponder it. He is an 12 year old kid, raised by a civilization that taught him all life is valuable. Seriously, he is a child being asked to kill. He is burdened with the knowledge (and power) that only he can put a stop to the evil happening, and bring BALANCE to the world. He understands killing a killer does not bring balance. It goes against everything he is taught, and to ask him to do a 180 on his beliefs in a couple of days is mind numbingly difficult. It's very easy to pass judgement and call him a bitch. It's also very easy to tell someone to kill another human being than to be in the shoes of the person who is actually doing it. Killing is hard, it is brutal, you are extinguishing a life, and for someone like Aang it will haunt him for the remainder of his life. I guarantee you that he would have been an absolute mess and unable to perform his Avatar duty had he killed the Fire Lord. He is searching for another way, why call him a bitch for that. Arguably, he is going the tougher and harder fought route by finding an alternative way. How would he have been viewed after killing the Fire Lord? Probably with gratitude and affection at first, but one it sunk in people would have been petrified. Someone so powerful, ended a 100 year old war and brutally killed his enemy. People would fear the once symbol of hope and balance. Realistically, if he had not found an alternative route, then I understand if he had to kill, it would have been the right and only way to save millions of lives. I just don't think Aang should be faulted for trying to find an alternative way. Sometimes, in our word, killing is the only way, but we should not stop looking for a peaceful way if killing is only one of the ways.

[@justinesun7270]

H. Patel And in a way, Ozai did suffer a fate worse than death. Having everything taken away from him.

[@moneylover318]

@@justinesun7270 At least yangchen gave him advice he could understand that he could use than the long run

[@dripdoriya1707]

Aang is an air nomad so if he killed Ozai he would’ve lost his bending cuz when air nomad don’t follow the rules of their culture they loose their bending, just like Avatar Kyoshi’s mom. She stop listening to the air nomad ways and she lost her bending

[@animationdramanation5730]

@@dripdoriya1707 No, he wouldn't have lost his air bending. Yangchen said it herself that the air nomads understand that the avatar has to go against their teachings to protect the world. I understand what you are saying but if that was the case a lot of Avatars would have lost their air bending. If you tie down the avatar to that rule they wouldn't be able to reach their full pontential.

[@MichaelaEvans]

Love this comment! Definitely don't think Aang deserves to be called a b****

[@zinnia4516]

Lion Turtles are sacred creatures with infinite spiritual power and infinite wisdom, they were even for shadowed.

[@imperiumgrim4717]

Butter Cup they're God's **

[@awekeningbro1207]

They were the origins of bending capabilities.

[@gfoyle69]

It's funny how many times Lion turtles are mentioned or Lion Turtle images appear during the series. A prominent painting of a lion turtle was on a scroll inside Wan Shi Tong's Library, Piandao compared Sokka's courage and heart to those of a lion turtle and his manor had many lion turtle furnishings, Admiral Chan's home in Ember Island had a lion turtle door knocker, Aang and Sokka hid behind a lion turtle statue outside the Earth Kingdom Royal Palace.

[@SailorSag]

Everyone need an Uncle Iroh in their life. 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@kdlove8629]

Unique Unless you're Azula...he completely ignores her... nah...Iroh really sucks to me.

[@jermaineedwards2121]

Agreed

[@kirillsokolov8548]

@@kdlove8629 he doesn't ignore her but he understand that there is no way to help her even if he did she would never accept his help like with her mother

[@uncleirohofthefirenation5987]

I have arived

[@gumballwatterson5037]

😒😒😒😒😒😒

[@Jos_city]

I feel like Avatar Kuruk gave the best advice. “You must actively shape your own destiny.” Aang did that, he defeated Ozai without killing him.

[@Mr.unpronounceable]

Yea that's right

[@ShadowyFox_86]

Aang learned unique lessons from each. He learned to give justice, not an easy solution like killing. He took an active stand instead of leaning back and letting everyone else guide his destiny. He stepped away from what his spirituality said to do, what his ancestors had told him was right and found the option that was the right path even. Someone once said that Aang's journey is the unspoken truth. He could not rely on what failed previous avatars or what made them well known. He had to go back to knowledge that predated the Avatar to bring the world back into balance.

[@theberrby6836]

The Lion Turtle is one of the most (probably THE most) spiritual, powerful, ancient beings in the Avatar World. It's an honor to like.. see it. hehe

[@xXTheXXMrMasterXx]

Lion turtles are like sacred and wise beings of the Avatar world, you'll understand more about their role in the world when you watch Korra, so no spoilers :3

[@c.h.f4155]

You guys are doing Korra too? Consider me a patreon forever!!!! Love your reaction and I am truly going to miss the cozy four. I love ALL THE NORMIES but this dynamic is one of my favorites!

[@Lightning_Lance]

Toph wouldn't be a good choice versus Azula because Azula would find a way to take advantage of her blindness. Like shooting lightning at her while she's in the air and Toph can't sense it.

[@Pablo360able]

Definitely. We've seen Toph get wrecked by mere Dai Li agents with aerial attacks. Even post-breakdown Azula could have wrecked her shit. Plus, what better place for the world's first and at that point only metalbender than a giant metal airship?

[@quintaveussamples9091]

toph would kill azula because toph made easy work of katara when they got into it while azula got handle by katara the first time they fought and zuko had to save her then she got beat by katara again at the end

[@AndyStarzs1]

Quintaveus Samples you mustn’t forget. The comet is still in effect, so only a fire bender would be able to contest and compete with a fellow firebender. As shown in the fight, Katara was merely defensive and evasive in her fight with Azusa. Azula easily overpowered all of her attacks, and her water instantly turned to steam. There was no defense to that. It’s also shown in Aang’s fight with Ozai. Aang’s regular element bending was useless tillhe got the power boost from the Avatar State. The culmination of centuries of experience and knowledge and power.

[@justinesun7270]

Quintaveus Samples It won’t work. Especially when Sozin’s Comet is here. Azula can easily kill Toph with no problem at all. Azula is smart. Very smart.

[@justinesun7270]

Lightning Lance Like the same trick she pulled at Aang during the Season 2 finale? Definitely.

[@madarauchiha8508]

*"Goodbye Everyone. Today Destiny Is Our Friend ".* That Always Gets Me. 😭😭😭😭

[@Nirobi99]

Nahid was 100% more bitchy than Aang during this 4-part finale, lol.

[@dripdoriya1707]

Aang is an air nomad so if he killed Ozai he would’ve lost his bending cuz when air nomad don’t follow the rules of their culture they loose their bending, just like Avatar Kyoshi’s mom. She stop listening to the air nomad ways and she lost her bending

[@blueoranges6961]

I saw someone in another video talk about how not killing Ozai is a really important part of the show because of part in the finale where he says “you’re weak just like the rest of your people.” The monks strength was in their ability stay away from violence, Aang was the last of his people and he needed to prove that what his people stood for and what they died for mattered. That valuing life isn't a weakness and that disregarding it isn’t strength. I can’t remember who said it or which video but the comment really stuck with me

[@jossgoyanko7006]

So... Pacifism makes people a little bitch. *Sighs* Here we go again. Because by that logic, Jesus, Gandhi, and the Buddha would all be little bitches. The entire point of this ending is to contrast Aang against all the other previous Avatars. Aang is able to energy-bend BECAUSE his conviction to his principles, his relentless determination to uphold his Pacifist ideals, and his utter commitment to find a better way allowed him to find that better way, to develop a power which no other Avatar was ever able to. Being a Pacifist means being willing to stand your ground and say "to hell with the world, I will not give up what I think is right for anything," and, in it's own way, that's pretty fucking admirable.

[@wowlover3000]

TheSting87 killing was not the only way to stop him. I swear, everyone thinks punching their way out of everything is the right thing to do

[@wowlover3000]

TheSting87 OK I never to talk it out. Obviously he needed to be stopped. So why not do what they did to the P'li in legend of Korra, just to a larger degree of imprisonment.

[@discobroccoli198]

You gotta remember this is a kids show on Nickelodeon first and foremost especially during those days. Korra was darker because things changed over time. Hey needed a reason for Aang not to kill the fire lord and this is the best way imo.

[@wowlover3000]

TheSting87 he would have beat ozai with the avatar state. The rock hitting him was a stroke of luck, and honestly how would he kill him without it?

[@lqstan6750]

Lmao, not in the face of genocide it's not.

[@eddieguererro46]

13:08 - 13:36 That music is legendary

[@shineinouzen7412]

Iroh's Speech

[@jamthesnitch9847]

I freaking love your faces when Aang was talking to the lion turtle.

[@SailorSag]

I wish we had more of Kyoshi and Yangchen. There's something inspiring about female avatars.

[@Ghilannugs]

Unique have you read the comics?

[@lokiyih]

You gotta read the comics to know more about these great avatars

[@IronGazille]

They put Korra to shame

[@theavatar9191]

Ironik M Korra puts them to shame actually. Accomplished and shaped the world way more.

[@30251]

we dont know much of what yangchen and kyoshi actually did to shape and protect the world. its nice to pretend you love these two characters who have like five minutes of screen time of them when in reality you dont, you just wanna put korra down. meanwhile korra went up against villains far more dangerous than chin the conquerer and whoever the fuck yangchen faced. and yall wanna say they put her to shame. lmao okay.

[@bluegoose7832]

OMG ALL 4 AT ONCE?! CHRISTMAS CAME EARLY!!!

[@tytube3001]

KZbin Peasants

[@bluegoose7832]

tytube3001 lol, true. But wasnt the early access to these videos on KZbin too?

[@Mitchiepoo97]

The lion turtles have been hinted at before, theyre based of the world turtle. Basically its god

[@SaidBKD95]

Mitchell Fanning the library

[@zvimur]

You do realize that that the scent thing was foreshadowed by the Ember Play? "Uncle, you stink!".

[@NobleVagabond2552]

Zvi mur and the fact that they used his sweaty smelly sandal to track him lol

[@Moonstriker2514]

@@NobleVagabond2552 my question is how is it still sweaty (wet) it was winter and now is summer how is it not growing stuff?!?!?!?

[@gumballwatterson5037]

cringy

[@unicornburger16]

Took a lot of effort for me to not cry during that Iroh and Zuko scene, gets me every time. ;__;

[@davkav2468]

4:02 Roku- I see that you are lost *LOST TITLE CARD FLASHES ON SCREEN* Me- *Cackling like a lunatic*

[@WaryJester]

(Spoilers for Legend of Korra) Fun fact: The lion turtle that found Aang is the fire lion turtle. Aang is sitting in the first avatar's hometown.

[@aravitz857]

toph and bumi fight in the comics

[@luq1999]

aravitz90 which one?

[@aravitz857]

luq1999 isn't it just called bumi vs toph

[@darthlucas-nq6jg]

It's called *Bumi vs. Toph, Round One* and it took place in the White Lotus camp before Sozin's Comet

[@kjk4795]

aravitz90 who won ?

[@juniorgunter7123]

It's not cannon though🙃

[@lalalalisa41]

The rest of the Gaang meets the Old Masters of the White Lotus while Aang meets with Old Masters of the past with the past Avatars. I love it! I truly love Yangchen's moment with Aang, because she essentially lays out reality for him. That at times, you will have to put your feelings and morals aside for the world. It was such a somber moment, especially for a kid's show. Now the rest is up to Aang, but one thing is for sure, he will have to face his destiny as Iroh said.

[@zegrasisinnocent]

That was prob the best line given by any character in the entire show for me. Sacrificing the purity of your own spirit and shit? For the world? That's some deep stuff.

[@lalalalisa41]

A man with one hand Some difficult shit as well lol

[@aeris44]

So many people idolized the other avatars but Yangchen had one moment and claimed my adoration haha (well no one admired Kuruk haha).

[@Pablo360able]

The interesting thing about her line is that it's very reflective of the real-life idea of a bodhisattva - someone who gives up their spiritual needs and holds themselves back from perfect enlightenment and nirvana so that they can guide others along the fourfold path. Take this comment with a grain of salt, thought; I'm not actually a Buddhist myself.

[@mannymoogolf]

Lalisa T again though, she was wrong. His past lives are there to provide guidance based on their own lives, they cannot provide wisdom that they themselves do not possess, none of them truly understood the reality that the lion turtle later conveys.

[@KAYoLEE]

I remember the first time I saw the lion turtle. SHOOK AF!

[@ShadowDragon688]

In case you guys didn't pick up on it this is not the first time we saw the lion turtle. The first time was during the library in the desert when Aang was looking at a book.

[@Billoo04]

Nahid calling Aang a bitch triggers me so much......but everyone's entitled to their own opinion, so I'm gonna stay quiet. XD

[@TheRizGuy]

I hated it so much, and he has been a delight to watch reacting to Avatar, all four of them have, but every time he called Aang that, I got so pissed, like ugh.

[@stevenliang3213]

TheRizGuy : because aang is being a brat? Yangchen, a fellow air nomad, even told him to forget about his spiritual needs to protect the world

[@buddy8543]

He's Fucking 12! If He Were Older, Then Yes You Can Say "Suck It Up & Kill Him." But He's 12 Years Old.

[@sydnerella24]

Lin Bin Yeah like Icey said he’s 12 (13 st this point maybe?). It’s hard enough for any 12 year old to kill someone let alone a 12 year old monk who grew up never killing anything, even for food. It was a great moral dilemma for Aang and gave the show a deeper complexity that there are multiple routes you can go that are good, but you need to find the one that’s true to yourself.

[@cloudunderweather9554]

Nahid didn't call him a bitch. He said he's being a bitch. Its kind of like someone who is a coward as oppose to someone who's acting cowardly/being a coward. Whether you agree with nahid that Aang WAS acting like a bitch is another story. In my opinion... well he's not entirely wrong.

[@asomefacepro]

It’s so chilling realizing that the Lion Turtle holds wisdom of generations dating MUCH farther back than any of aang’s recent past lives. It’s such a surreal experience listening to advice from an ancient being separate from the advice of the avatars own lineage.

[@edgarrodriguez3084]

I’m going to miss them saying, “this ain’t no kid show.”

[@dragoes9]

I love the parallel between the Iroh Zuko scene versus when Ozai scarred Zuko. Ozai let Zuko humiliate himself in front of probably the most powerful people in the fire nation for several minutes before permanently scarring him when Zuko begged him to call the duel off. While even though it was in private Iroh didn't even let Zuko finish his apology before embracing him and letting him know he was loved and forgiven

[@TheSvmurai]

I've never been more invested in any review, than this one.

[@dcharith]

Lion Turtle's wisdom - 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! Most people don't remember this, but this Lion Turtle thing was foreshadowed in Book 2. The episode was "The Library". I so loved this Lion Turtle quote, so I learned it by heart!

[@Gestrid]

Not sure if anyone's told you this yet, but they actually managed to get an actual orchestra for all four parts of this finale, which is why the music sounds so amazing!

[@Adrian-zn3pe]

the lion turtles are also important in the Legend of Korra as well

[@YOU_SHALL_NOW_PASS]

Kinda a spoiler dude.

[@TheMessixaviniesta]

Those episodes are so good, too bad the rest of season 2 sucks ass.

[@lightinstinct707]

ICKillerYT Lol those are literally the only good moments of season 2

[@moneylover318]

@@lightinstinct707 I actually considered keeping the portals open a good moment

[@gabrielcruz6752]

The Lion Turtle is a reference to Amitabha and the Pure Land Tradition of the Mahayana Buddhism. The clue is the chinese buddhist mantra in the background. The mantra contains the Nianfo (念仏), the repetition of the name of Amitabha in chinese. The Nianfo says 南無阿彌陀佛 (Nāmó Ēmítuófó). According to the Pure Land Tradition, in order to save all the sentient beings, Amitabha created an uncorrupted world, the Pure Land, in which the devotee who has invoked Amitabha could be reborn. This Pure Land has unique conditions that allow the reborn devotee to attain enlightenment, far away from the sufferings and conditions of our corrupted world. The Pure Land allows to have a direct path into enlightenment. I think the meditation Aang was having the previous night was so intense that the Lion Turtle answered his subconscient call for aid. The back of the Lion Turtle was some sort of a Pure Land, an uncorrupted place in the middle of the sea, isolated from the rest of the world, in which Aang could have his Bhagavad-Gita scene with the previous Avatars.

[@salmonsuit]

8:55 it was so illuminating to hear another airbender avatar. she understood aang's conflict and knew exactly what to say. i thought her advice was perfect. love that scene so much

[@lilbill15]

The eclipse only last 8 minutes which means Bumi took back his whole city in under 8 MINUTES

[@vvsparis]

beastttt

[@Thelaretus]

'Normal' animals in this show: - Hei Bai (the panda spirit); - Miyuki, the herbalists's cat; - Dragons (are dragons normal?) - Koi fish - Bosco, the Earth King's bear. I might be forgetting a couple others. 24:48 I think this is spot on. The secularist modern world forgets the importance of faith, but the show is teaching us that we must do what must and trust that things will fall in place. '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' -- the Lion Turtle, to Aang. If you don't fight, the void will allow darkness to thrive, but if you are light you will defeat it. 25:57 Zuko took Katara with him because he has seen her power, both in 'The Southern Raiders' and in 'The Crossroads of Destiny'; and Katara wants vengeance for Azula shooting Aang dead in Ba Sing Se. 28:12 Toph and Bumi duel in the comics.

[@sadekmiah3122]

*More Avatar Reactions if you want* Recently started/Will start Matt Attack - Season 1 Wolf Nation - Season 1 Laura Lei - Starts next month The Reaction King - Season 1 Billy Play FYE - Season 1 Good The Normies - Season 3 Sammie Kohn - Season 1 (On haitus) The Flaming Shark - Finished LOK and ATLA See Jane Go TV - Season 3 Silver Soul - Season 3 Tim's Sister - Finished ATLA. LOK start next month. KickassReactions - Finished LOK amd ATLA Jaunaisabeast - Finished ATLA Ganmue - Finished ATLA and LOK Jayempee Reacts - Finished ATLA and LOK Blind Wave - Finished ATLA Now on Season 3 Korra Okay Akasan - Season 2 My name is Simon - Korra Season 4 (Finished ATLA) Atticus Omundson - Finished ATLA and LOK Road to Avatar (Watched Avatar before as kids on Season 1 hiatus) John Germoxican - Finished ATLA Rarity Dash - Finished ATLA and Korra off camera. Feathered CakeBatter - Finished ATLA and LOK Special - Dante Basco on Twitch Not the greatest Storm Akira - Stopped ATLA at season 1 Past time Channel - Season 2 Dark Star - Season 1 (Season 2 Patreon free) Chantal Alecia - Season 1

[@purple4257]

Sadek Miah thanks!

[@sadekmiah3122]

Mike Aria No problem

[@dragonandavaterfan8953]

Sadly,most of them are now blocked by stupid Viawhore(Viacom).

[@jewunit347]

Sadek Miah the hero we need.

[@moneylover318]

What about that guy who pretty much just spent the whole time bashing both shows

[@karkatvantas9557]

Just saying, Aang and the rest have definitely killed people before, intentionally or not. Some firebenders at the Northern Air Temple had to die in all the avalanches, and some had to die at the North Pole when Aang fused with the Ocean spirit.

[@neonoires]

Avatar Yangchen's advice makes me tear bend a little.

[@brandonchannels5157]

8:54 begins "Selfless duty calls you to sacrifice your own spiritual needs and do whatever it takes to protect the world" Beautifull and painfull wisdom. 14:08 another favorite

[@octo448]

This is one of my favorite episodes in the entire series, and the reason is the conversations that Aang has with the four past Avatars. It would have been easy to have him wind up in a singler conversation that gave him all the wisdom he needed, but that isn't what happened. Each Avatar has a unique set of principles, experiences, opinions, and ultimately choices that shaped the way they fulfilled their role. Roku is full of regret over his own choice to spare Sozin, the negative consequences of which are still unfolding even as Aang sits on that island. Kyoshi sees the world in black and white, order and chaos, which just isn't how Aang sees things and is why he dismisses her advice. Kuruk embodies Aang's greatest fear- that his inability to make this vital decision will eventually lead to Katara and his friends' deaths. Yangchen is the Avatar most relatable to Aang, so her words hold the most weight. Her advisement that the needs of the many are more important than his own needs play into Aang's greatest shame- the way he ran away instead of facing his destiny as the Avatar.

[@IbbyB.]

I'm shipping Rana x Koruk xD

[@phosphoros60]

Each Avatar gave Aang the advice most close to their Element: Roku: Be decisice! Kyoshi: So what you must! Koru: Shape the destiny of the world! Yang Chen: Sacrifice yourself to protect the world! And somehow Aang ends up doing all of those while still staying true to himself!

[@ProcrastinationQueen]

I love how the past Avatar spirits disappear into their element. Roku faded into flames, Kyoshi disappeared into the earth, Kuruk rippled away like water and Yangchen vanished into air

[@TH_MP_CRW]

14:16 PRICELESS FACIAL EXPRESSIONS TO THE LION TURTLE😂😂😂😂

[@talitafranco7230]

That hug gets me every time! I’m crying like a baby!

[@USAFpilot1993]

I guess Bumi put Ozai's statue in the SECRETTUNNELLLLLL SECRETTUNNELLLLLL SECRETSECRETSECRETTUNNELLLLLL!

[@juri0999]

All the advice made perfect sense by the time you see the very end and even the very beginning of the next series

[@rannierunsfast]

The Lion Turtle taught him a new type of bending. Aang can now bend souls/spirits.

[@MellowSquash]

Reminder that Bumi was almost 112 years old when he took back Omashu. The guy was almost 10x older than Toph and still had bending power equal to hers in his old age. What a fucking G.

[@DinujayaRajakaruna]

In Legend of Korra, they kind of go into the lore involving Lion Turtles and you'll get to know more about them :D

[@katrinalace6673]

They where forshadowed in this series (lats airbender) too. But I have a really big problem with Korra....... One thing is that they explained the lionturtle, how the avatar came and all of that, because if you explain the magic then it also kills the magic.

[@Pablo360able]

A Storm Comes That only really applies to soft magic. Avatar is a relatively hard magic system, which means that it works better if the audience can understand it. That's basically the one problem most people (myself included!) have with the ATLA finale - it takes the soft aspect of Avatar's magic system (all that spirit jazz) and uses it like hard magic (i.e. the same way it uses bending). It wasn't properly foreshadowed, and if the finale didn't stretch over four episodes it wouldn't work at all. Whatever problems Korra has, expanding on and solidifying the lore of lion turtles is a smart move.

[@katrinalace6673]

Pablo360able by that I mean that Korra kinda butchert well the soft Magic or the theories and lores that where thought of and kinda just made up some sort thing with stupid spirits, and way do you bring up the bending? The bending was flawless in Avatar, and loved it, however, the bending in Korra didn't felt smooth and where mostly just punches and kicks and some water wips in different elements. Yeah I really hated the fact that the spirits where basically god vs satan, protecnicly (I don't know what that word is ) "good" vs "evil". Also The Avatar (I'm talking about the Avatar(Korra, Aang) lost it's magic and coolness. Ok that is all I can write right now..... Because I have to leave Also I hope that you aren't offended by it, it's all just my opinion and how I fell about Korra

[@Pablo360able]

A Storm Comes I'm not offended and I understand what you're saying, but at the same time I inherently disagree. First of all, the bending in Korra is inherently different from The Last Airbender. It's not really a martial art anymore, at least not exclusively; it's become secularized, which is a natural move for the series to make considering the modern tone established by its setting, and also makes sense given the way the disintegration of boundaries that Republic City represents would affect the culture's views on bending. And while there are certainly issues to be had with Season 2, the concept of cosmic forces of good and evil battling for supremacy is itself very old and mystical - the battle of creation and destruction, of the is and the is-not. It's a very Western concept, but Korra, in contrast with The Last Airbender, is a very Western show, and the blending of that with the Eastern concept of reincarnation gives the lore overall a unique, blended structure that is, if nothing else, honest. But the point I specifically disagree with is that revealing the origin of the Avatar's power makes them lose their coolness. And that's for the same reason I brought up bending. Bending is hard magic, and it's the core draw of TLA. Spirit stuff has always been soft, and the concept of the Avatar was rooted in spirit stuff. This mix of magic varieties gave the show an interesting feel, but it also caused the finale to feel inconsistent with the rest of the show. Making spirit stuff and the nature of the Avatar harder by explaining the lore in more detail, in my humble opinion, allows the spirit world and bending in Korra to feel more interrelated, while in TLA the spirit world stuff sometimes felt like it belonged in a different series altogether. Whether the two were unified competently is up for debate, but I personally welcome the new additions to the lore and don't feel like any of the magic was lost. It was merely hardened. I don't need to be kept in the dark about the Avatar's nature to appreciate their power and importance.

[@katrinalace6673]

Pablo360able ok I'm back now, and read your comment, and I agree with some of your argument. I understand that they made the bending less martial art because in "moderntime" people didn't care for it that much, but it would have been nice to see some benders still use some bending arts form the old show. Yes the soft to extreme spiritual magic did maybe went to fast, but I can forgive them for it, because they didn't really have the time to do it, 'cause this was the last season, so they basically had space it out and do a different passing, but it worked really really well in the time and length they had. In other seasons it kinda shows that they had more planned, but as always you can't have everything going into plan. But could we maybe please agree that litterly killing the avatar spirit because of stupid Korra(the character), was just not necessary, and if I can recall correctly that her soul in the battle, was littlerly hit and slapped around like with a wet papertowel. Okay okay I finished ranting. But with all that said. Look. I can respect people that like Korra or even love it, I can live with that. But there some people(like me) that don't like/hate the legend of korra. And some overprotective fanboys/girls get butthurt about it. So I hope that you can understand my feelings towards it, and respect my opinion about hating the show, and I know hate is a strong word but thats just how I feel.so you seem to like and I respect you for it, then different opinions are great and show what people feel about some things. And I really hope that you could respect me for saying my opinion about korra. So I hope that we can close this argument and move on, and I have other things to say about it, but I hate being in arguments. So it was a good talk with you and have a nice day.

[@Alassandros]

The Lion Turtles were teased all throughout the series up until this point. You have to look to find them, but they're there. General Fong and General Sung wore them on their pauldrons, a painting of one was on a scroll in the library of Wan Shi Tong, a statue of one was outside the Earth Kingdom Royal Palace, Piandao compared Sokka's courage and heart to those of the lion turtle, Pianodao also had many lion turtle furnishings, and Admiral Chan's home on Ember island had a lion turtle door knocker.

[@miracle_wave1]

4:02 extremely good edit 😂

[@karibays]

I love the fact they know that it might be the last time they see each other alive

[@Shadow-Walker-13]

The moment between Zuko and Iroh always makes me want to cry. Iroh was less of a uncle to Zuko and more like a true and noble father to him.

[@redblobdude]

I’m not sure if you guys know this but just didn’t mention it but in oriental Asian culture, the lion is a very iconic structure. If you go to China, the streets will be covered with statues of “lions” everywhere. In front of restaurants, in squares, peoples homes, etc. Look up Asian lion statue and you’ll see that they have the same sort of facial and mane design as that of the adapted mythological creature in the show. It’s a symbol of respect, spirituality, and wisdom. The lion turtle in avatar is derived from real world culture.

[@Cheezeblade]

YOOOOO, Yang Chen givin that good shit, like she says that even KNOWING that all the rest of her people are wiped out, and the only surviving airbender still needs to do the right thing instead of focusing on his own culture.

[@alanguillermo3145]

"Wait for him, he will come." That line always gives me chills.

[@andrejs9112]

That hug gets me every time

[@dragonandavaterfan8953]

Hey Normies,I just want to let you guys know that it's been a pleasure rewatching ATLA with you.I think Suraj deserves some credit for being able to edit the whole finale so beautifully.I really LOVE that even Micky(who is the hardest nut to crack in your group)teared up a little at the end lol.Seriously,if you guys see your reaction to the first pilot episode,you won't even recognize yourselves.We saw your love for ATLA grow with every episode.A show like ATLA is truly a masterpiece that is created once in a billion years and I am really happy that the Cozy 4 got to experience this magic. By the way,i highly recommend you to take some break before starting Legend of Korra otherwise you might get a bit of a SHOCK.

[@jiagilani1756]

One thing that I feel like no one notices is that Yangchen's advice said he must *sacrifice his own spiritual needs* to help save the world because as the Avatar, his sole duty is *to* the world. Aang however chooses not sacrifice his own spirituality and this is the reason that the lion turtle gives him the ability to take away a person's bending (in the next episode). The lion turtle states that "to bend anothers energy, your own *spirit* must be *unbendable* ". So it is *BECAUSE* of Aang rejecting to compromise his spiritual needs (bend his spirit) that he was able to hold the ability of taking away someones bending. So energy-bending isn't just a random thing that the writers decided to give aang. Sozins Comet Part 2 is the that episode shows WHY Aang, and only Aang, was specifically the Avatar to be granted this power. The other Avatar's decided to put the world first even if it meant sacrificing their spiritual needs (which isn't necessarily wrong, just a different preference of defeating their enemy) but Aang didn't want to sacrifice his spirit. Thus, making his spirit pure enough to possess energy bending, as the Lion Turtle says in Sozin's Comet Part 4.

[@jasonstimecapsule77]

While I don't disagree with you and I find it really interesting, the ability is still kind of an asspull since it was mentioned this late into the series, in the climax no less. If it was forshadowed a little earlier, it would have been better

[@SunburnCity]

@@jasonstimecapsule77 I agree with both, but there is minor forshadowing with Ty Lee's use of pressure points and the spiritual journey Aang undergoes with Guru Pathik. The elements were placed, but I agree that they should have been 'highlighted' slightly more so.

[@jiagilani1756]

Jason's Time Capsule yeah I agree with that. I thought that for the longest time until I watched legend of korra where they go and explain it a bit more with the story of the first avatar

[@andrewsotelo70]

Ive seen the zuko and iroh reunion at least 50 times, and EVERY TIME i cry damn it, i love this show so much!!!

[@magortom]

I have a theory that the same way the Heibi was the spirit of that forest and can enter and exit the spirit of it's own volition, a Lion Turtle is a spirit of that same power which may be why they are never seen, but in order to protect the world, it used it's abilities, similarly to how Heibi tried to avenge the forest.

[@thetrain47539]

Same power? The 4 Lion Turtles are the gods of the Avatar universe. The Water Turtle gave birth to the moon and ocean spirits and gave them his power of water. The Earth Turtle (The one Aang met) made the Badgermoles and gave them his power of earth. The Fire Turtle (Where the 1st Avatar was born) made the dragons and gave them his power of fire. The Air Turtle saw a 6th leg'th Bison with big horns but perfect self control, impressed he gave him the power of air. This is how the "Original" benders came to be. The actual original benders are the four Lion Turtles.

[@thetrain47539]

@The No.1 Guy Actually, the Lion Turtles are the ones who separated spirits from earth and haven.

[@mikalero]

"Today, Destiny is our friend." The moment that always cooter kicks me in the heart.

[@Josh-zd2xc]

Nahid calling aang a bitch got me pressed. I know they already watched the finale, but I’m ready for their reaction to see that aang just proved everyone wrong, HE AINT NO BITCH

[@MaikNL]

GAH ! 4 parts, Awesome to have seen this show together with you guys. Keep up the awesome work !

[@XxILikePie03]

Killing is too easy, as in the simplest method to deal with something. Aang is taking a minority route to follow his philosophy.

[@dhionkurniadicitra5937]

Zuko, Katara, Sokka meet their old masters.. And Aang meet his extremely old master, when he was Avatar Wan I love how the title of every episodes relate so much to the show..

[@zeromega4541]

Avatar the last airbender was the better series but Korra made me cry like a bitch.

[@tytube3001]

what in Korra everyone wants to screw everyone, should have made a ponro

[@zeromega4541]

tytube3001 If you didn't cry when Jenora graduated or when Amon got Korra you have no soul and I'm guessing you killed at least 3 puppies.

[@theavatar9191]

Zero Mega Both shows made me cry like a bitch. Beautiful pieces of storytelling.

[@katrinalace6673]

I cried soooo much in Avatar the Last Airbender. Like so much. but in Legend of Korra, I didn't shed a small tear. Because the Characters aren't memorable or likeable to me attal.

[@JuliusNovachrono17]

14:38 there faces when the lion turtle started talking is priceless 🤣

[@mickeylee.4219]

28:12 "too bad there's not more episodes we couldn't see a toph and bumi duel"...who's gonna tell him?

[@PACKERMAN2077]

I'm pretty sure the White Lotus were supposed to be Aang's original teachers before the writers decided to make the traveling band of young kids tropes