Avatar the Last Airbender Season 2 Episode 1 REACTION | The Avatar State |

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Fun fact about Iroh is that he redirected a natural lightning bolt in the storm episode which alluded to his ability to redirect lightning as it is shown here

[@tsogobauggi8721]

8:48 And suddenly Sokka has two more fans... :D

[@redviper6805]

Azula is a bigger threat than Zhao and Zuko combined. And it’s moments, like her conversation with the ship’s captain about the tides, that make me want to hide behind the couch

[@lordfoul6259]

And she's 14 what 14 year old girl talks like that lol

[@MichaelOrd-k9w]

Also, guys, at 11:11, Azula was originally going to fry the captain on the spot for that mistake but was deleted bc it was too dark

[@Integrity199-m3k]

@@redviper6805 I know right

[@DDD11239]

​@@lordfoul6259 Someonenwho spent a childhood learning, and not goofing off.

[@lordfoul6259]

@DDD11239 so by that logic a kid who spends all their time studying with not many friends starts making death threats like a psychopath at 14 years old you have a twisted world perspective

[@evanthebourne]

that 12:50 was harsh and the worst part is that zuko should already know that, because zhao told him exactly the same in season 1 ep 2.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@felipeaquitral]

oh and the way i read it, the scene with both Iroh and Zuko cutting their topknots is not only because they are now fugitives or a metaphor of them moving forward. the topknot is also a symbol of status, especially in Japan, which is a very big inspiration for the Fire Nation. the samurai had a topknot called chonmage, which became a symbol of their higher social status, a samurai without one was seen as "less", "a man without honor" (see the parallel with Zuko?). people from the Fire Nation, but especially higher class, also have a topknot. so, them cutting it, means they're renouncing their status and privileges as royals, their status as citizens of the Fire Nation and symbolizes them abandoning their pride. it humbles them. it will be interesting to see how...

[@TheSyncos]

Yes, after his banishment, in disgrace Zuko shaved his head, but he was still a prince, so he had kept his top pony. This was absolutely about renouncing status.

[@Sergey-M91]

Hooray, the second season! Thanks for the amazing reactions and comments. ❤

[@christaylor9929]

Provoking Aang into the Avatar state is like provoking Banner into becoming the Hulk.... not a great plan! ❤🐺

[@IamnotJohnFord]

With the same results.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Good refrence that both will understand!!

[@Integrity199-m3k]

I couldn't wait for y'all to meet Azula

[@Qin_Lee]

Zuzu... What a way to use alternative word for Oni-chan 😂

[@ravenblack3474]

See the parallels between Aang and Zuko. They both get attacked by their own allies in this episode. Zuko by his sister and Aang by the Earth Kingdom General. You'll see more parallels like these in the future. Their life story is a lot similar and they learn similar lessons even though they are not traveling together

[@jrromero3061]

You are gonna enjoy book 2

[@felipeaquitral]

they will explain it later, but for now, yes, that lightning technique that Azula does is part of Fire Bending. we saw back in Book 1 that Iroh redirected a real bolt of lightning, the same technique he used with Azula's bolt of lightning here. a fun fact for Magy: General Fong (the Earth Kingdom general that tried to trigger the Avatar State) is voiced by Daniel Dae Kim, the actor who plays Fire Lord Ozai (Zuko's father) in the live action. isn't that cool?

[@mymaynee5963]

the earth kingdom general is voiced by the guy who plays the firelord in the netflix avatar

[@IamnotJohnFord]

Season two starts with a bang. Azula, Azula...great antagonist. She is everything Zhao wishes he could have been. She is smart, extremely gifted, three steps ahead of everyone, ruthless, loyal to her father and her nation, merciless, cunning, and deceitful. They are going after Zuko and Iroh because according to Zhao, Zuko freed Aang. And, Iroh interfered with the siege of the Water Tribe after the battle was essentially won by the Fire Nation. They need them out of the way. Notice a few things. When Azula tells Zuko that Ozai fears his enemies and wants his family back around him, Azula looks away. A common trait of people lying to you. But, the next day she learns from that very minor mistake. She looks right at Zuko and Iroh when she directs the captain to set a course for home. She even throws in a cute head to the side move. And, when Iroh redirected her lightning strike it saved Zuko's life. Zuko doesn't know how to redirect lightning. So, that attack was meant to kill not capture or subdue. Azula's fire is blue because her fire burns much hotter than normal flames from the average fire bender.

[@rokomarkov3077]

Please upload more Avatar, it Will only get more interesting 🙌🙌🔥🔥

[@Alexszander]

This episode starts in such an interesting manner, showing us a more fearful of his powers Aang - he realized that every single time he entered the Avatar state, he lost himself. Princess Azula feels similar to season 1 Zuko, only more ruthless. The way she manipulated Zuko, tricking him into thinking their father wants him back - low, low blow. Uncle Iroh saving the day went a long way to remind Zuko who his real family is, who his only family is. The cutting of his ponytail scene - good observation, Magy, signifies Zuko's willingness to move forward. The way that Earth Nation general constantly pushed Aang the entire episode, using Katara to push him into the Avatar state and then reaping the rewards of his idiotic plan - it's not easy to watch but at the same time it's an important reminder to both our little group and the viewers on why it's important for Aang to master all the elements first. Thank you for the epic reaction, commentary and discussion ❤

[@Morkennick]

My favorite episode!

[@mateofransico3568]

React to 🔥💯creature Commando🔥💯🔥on MAX

[@jeansalomon8225]

Not sure if you're aware but General Fong is voiced by the same actor who played Ozai from the Netflix live action show

[@НикитаТрусов-ю4с]

Sokka: He can talk the Fire Lord to death. Me: He may not, but his grandchildren do.))))

[@DDD11239]

Stop! Stop spoiling.

[@Thanatos75]

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[@sleapycell7819]

❤❤

[@imtypax8341]

Season 2 and 3 are just a completely diffrent beast. Season 1 is really good but 2 and 3 are just insane

[@zvimur]

4:17, so, you don't recognize the voice of Live Action Ozai😅?

[@RichelBatistaAmorimGomes]

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[@Humpelstilzchen]

Laura should watch the netflix one aswell when the cartoon is finished 😊

[@DDD11239]

No. The Netflix version ruined Roku's introduction.

[@Ivan23147]

Hola puede reaccionar a BUDDY DADDIES es un anime increíbles

[@CrazeeAdam]

Book two steps it up HARD. It is so much better!

[@kwams26]

I think the captain slipped up on purpose, hoping that Iroh could take out Azula.

[@19nzinga]

This season introduces some pretty amazing female characters. Azula is a prodigy like her father the FireLord and able bend not only fire but lighting as well. Toph, I can’t wait for you to meet her.

[@sofyanbouchi1034]

React to one peice anime please

[@Spam-w9b]

Im waiting for prison scene.

[@DDD11239]

They don't know what scene to which you're referring. Stop.

[@Spam-w9b]

@DDD11239 what do you mean? I didn't spoil anything tho? Like who where what which episode nothing. But those who have watched would prolly understand too.

[@frenchtantan]

@DDD11239 I hate spoilers but I have to admit that in this case, it's not really one. It's too vague.

[@Spam-w9b]

@@frenchtantan thank you. I gate spoilers too but had to comment this since I want to see the reactions. I tried to make it as vague as possible.