Katara's Revenge & A Fun Play | AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER [3x16 & 3x17] (REACTION)

[@lecciciapires2166]

The rule is: In any other media, if you don't see a body, the character is not dead. In children's media, if you don't see a body, that character is DEFINITELY dead

[@jensrettberg7968]

That play is still better than the movie.

[@waminalkent6705]

There's no movie in Ba Sing Se.

[@PhoenixG113]

@@waminalkent6705you win 😂

[@1nkredibleHunk]

The movie is like someone played the telephone game, talking about the play

[@orion1677]

When better that netflix series

[@mitsukitai2713]

​@@orion1677at least the movie that doesn't exist had much better looking costume design

[@MrGBH]

I love the look on Zuko's face when he realises just how much Katara wasn't bluffing when she threatened him

[@skynaim7978]

Ember Island is the most genius recap episode of all time, especially since its also reminding us whats at stake Also the fact that Toph is a really buff guy, because everyone she fought was most likely too embarassed to admit they lost to a 12-year-old blind girl

[@dcharith]

About Toph, that wasn't the reason. Originally, the creators were going to make Aang's Earth Bending teacher someone like that buff dude, but scrapped it. It was a reference to that.

[@sherylannd6813]

@@dcharith It being both makes sense, especially because it is stated in the episode that everything from the play is from info and stories they found by asking people. It just seems like a good way to tie in the og character design as well.

[@dcharith]

@@sherylannd6813 Agreed!

[@DWill.93]

​@@dcharith they reused the old design for Roku's Earthbending teacher.

[@diogutierrz]

In my head cannon, they cast Toph as a huge man because that’s what she became in legend through the fire nation. Rather than soldiers admit defeat by a tiny blind girl, they turned her into a buff dude instead and I love that idea.

[@toxincloud1629]

@overanalysingAvatar

[@turbolid]

The fact that in the play, Zuko and Blue Spirit are two different characters is because the Fire Nation never knew that Zuko was the Blue Spirit, with only Admiral Zhao knowing the truth but not being around anymore to tell everyone.

[@ami679]

🤯

[@bch7905]

Also the fact Zhao's entire motivation for his actions was to be one of the biggest names in the history books, but Aang's initial capture was entirely credited to Zuko and Zhao was such a failure they didn't even bother to memorialize him in the play.

[@ami679]

@@bch7905 🤯🤯

[@davidhayden6481]

11:00 Gotta love Zuko seeing bloodbending for the first time. I wonder if that look was just pure surprise, or maybe a bit of realization that Katara could, in fact, follow through on her promise to "end his destiny" with relative ease.

[@heyshigh3832]

Both

[@OhHeyItsShey]

Definitely both. He'd probably never seen/heard of blood bending so he was probably surprised to see what she was doing. And then the realization that when she threatened to end him permanently before, that she ACTUALLY meant it and was 100% capable of doing it easily. In the moment when she threatened him he probably wasn't too worried because they'd gone toe to toe many times before and he feels like he is an even match for her. But this showed him that it wouldnt be a match at all if she actually needed to.

[@jemanji]

yall shitting these avatar reactions out this past week its like christmas came early

[@VVoude]

Can't agree more! Such a happy surprise to open YT and theres ANOTHER reaction

[@justinehercthehuman]

Actor Zuko: *"HONOR"* *dies in fire Bridgette: *"AUR NAUR!"* 27:05 LMFAOOOO

[@BestAnimeFreak]

"You don't need a live action, but you could make it easily good." Well, apparently not xD

[@beovulf7241]

Every time someone tries to recreate the show, they underestimate how perfect it already is and just completely miss the mark trying to make it their own.

[@sammylane21]

I loved the look on Zuko's face when he saw what Katara was capable of during Yonra's interrogation. He looked like he thought "Aww shit, she leveled up so I'd best be friendly to her". 😂

[@AustinSamson1999]

Haha, you KNOW he’s having flashbacks to when she threatened him after he joined the group if he ever hurt Aang again. He’s thinking “Damn, I’m lucky she was in a good mood that day and it wasn’t a full moon.😳” 😭🙌💀

[@majidoujaa5592]

not so fun fact: the death of Katara's mother is the butterfly effect of Hama's escape. after she managed to escape even that environment, they said fuck it, we are taking no prisoners, kill every single one... Good old war crimes...

[@PossiblyKayla]

I had the same realization recently! I discover new things with every watch and I’ve watched this show more times than I can count now. It’s so genius that there is so much to unpack!

[@ShadowRyu]

8:37 I believe in my heart that sokka wanted to take momo on another cactus juice trip 🤣🤣 you can't convince me otherwise 🤣🤣

[@oThalesra]

For the first time here, we see Zuko going toe to toe with Azula. We can also see his fighting style shifting from the grunts and agressive stances of the Fire Nation, to a style closer to the Sun Fire Warriors. Love this detail.

[@Finiverse92]

So a little fact, zuko no longer grunts when he fire ends due to his internal conflict doing better.

[@kunaekinslaughterer]

"The fire effects look so good"--- Sozin's Comet 1-4 - "Hold my beer".

[@JamesReborn2023]

4:27 I just realized Katara was the one who yanked Zuko onto Appa when he was falling. I thought it was Sokka, but it being Katara is much more meaningful considering how she thinks of him up to this point.

[@bch7905]

seeing that in the trailer was wild tbh

[@tashasilva6141]

In the first episode of season 1 Katara did say that their mother was killed/dead. A lot of reactors don't remember it, but she's gone gone.

[@carmens9968]

“Why don’t you take my mother?” 🤣 That wouldn’t be a punishment

[@rwelch484]

I liked how the play reinforced how fans felt about whether Jet lived or died

[@PaulMenden5659]

"You're right, I have the power. I have all the power in the WOOORLD!"

[@ViKatamari]

17:40 "what did you do to Appa?!" Oh, Cody... I can't wait for you to watch the 2010 live action... 😬

[@CrazeeAdam]

Lol.. At least that's one thing the live action show got right (amongst other things of course). All the animals look good.

[@AustinSamson1999]

The Gaang being smug and expecting Toph to finally be humbled by her on stage counterpart after she roasted them only for her to be ECSTATIC about it NEVER fails to make me laugh. “I wouldn’t have cast it any other way!”🤣 I firmly believe nobody wants to admit a tiny blind 12 year old girl DEMOLISHED them alongside their buddies effortlessly so they just say it was a MASSIVE earthebending man😭🙌

[@acereporter73]

"Even in defeat, she looks cool." YUP! 🤣

[@Iluvwingstop-bo6mz]

Fun fact, in season one Zhao wanted to be remembered for years and went great lengths for it when in the end everyone forgot him. Which is why he isn’t shown in this play 19:22

[@aychelleff]

Toph being played by a giant, muscular dude is still so funny to me over twenty years later lmaoooo

[@mauricetoney]

I’m so glad y’all decided to watch The Legend of Korra!

[@spencernaugle]

I love that you keep predicting the dialogue because it's so well written to be realistic

[@armandotorres8987]

people forget that Katara felt the most for her mother's death because her mother basically died for her, she was the last one to see her alive, and she never got help in time... it's not that Sokka didn't love her as much as Katara did, that's just her rage and anger speaking instead of explaining her guilt and grief.

[@bch7905]

Right, I see a LOT of reactors and the general fandom criticize Katara harshly for that statement and while it came across horribly, she isn't even wrong. She's not even saying Sokka loved their mom less, he just didn't have the same love and was not affected the same way. Sokka openly admits that he relies on Katara's mothering and struggles to visualize their mom, because Katara quite literally began emulating the missing mother figure in their family to help them endure their grief. She barely had time to really process her own grief without shouldering the responsibility left behind, she really had to grow up quickly by the age of 8! Sokka (and the others) were given that allowance to grieve up until their dad left later, and even then we learn from the first episode that Katara still plays role of caregiver, and it becomes her role in their friend group as well. I don't think she per se resents that she has morphed into that role, but her mother's death shifted her identity dramatically, so at that point her innocence is lost and she can never be "just a kid" anymore. That's why she's so hurt and vengeful, because Yoh Rha did more than kill their mother, but he ended her own life in a sense.

[@armandotorres8987]

@@bch7905 finally!!! someone who agrees with me. i’m so tired of people just overlooking her grief and make her to be like a whiny brat about it.

[@muddabuwshi6510]

I'ma be honest Korra is a 50/50 when it comes to views(s2😬), I'd definitely recommend the show, I just don't know if it's worth all the edit time. I also think it's better for y'all to watch the The last Airbender movie asap and hold on with watching the netflix adaptation (like y'all said). You learn how to appreciate the little things of the netflix adaptation, after watching the movie😂

[@OhHeyItsShey]

I said the same thing, commenting here to hopefully push your comment up. I definitely wouldn't rush into watching Korra. Like you said its a 50/50, is say more like 70/30. Most of the fans (that i have spoken to at least) unanimously agree that its a pretty bad follow up. Its definitely got a few gems in there but its not even half as good as Aang's story. Not saying that they shouldnt watch it at all, but IMO they should do the live action first.

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

The Southern Raiders is probably when Zuko fully realized that Katara's threat wasn't idle. That's the first time he's seen blood bending and if betraying Aang wasn't on the table before then for sure that table is out of the window now.

[@greatman5885]

she can only do it during full moon tho... so once a month...

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

@@greatman5885 Zuko doesn't know that.

[@greatman5885]

@@thomaschristopherwhite9043 but katara knows that she can't do that shit 29 days a month

[@OhHeyItsShey]

@@greatman5885 As you can see in the episode, Katara is powerful enough to do it whenever. That was not a full moon that day. It was daylight when they went after them. Maybe she needs to be extremely angry but betraying Aang would more than enough do it for her.

[@bch7905]

@@OhHeyItsShey No, but she can only do it during the full moon, it doesn't mean she can't still lethally harm him with everything else she knows. No one even knows until TLOK that bloodbending without a full moon is possible, so we know Katara never got to that point (since she banned it).

[@ElprincipeHamlet]

"It is YOU who are going down". this is a line i've sticked to my entire life. i used to joke with it and the tone the actor says it :D

[@Jacana2k6]

So many good things about this show and these episodes. Just want to point out, Grey Griffin (DeLisle) who normally plays Azula, did the voice for Kitara & Sokka's mom, Kya, in episode 16. Then she plays the Ember Island Player Kitara in episode 17. Bonus fact the Ember Island Player Zuko is Derek Basco, Dante Basco's (real Zuko) brother. And John DiMaggio (Bender and others) plays EIP Toph.

[@codygates7418]

There is a theory that the “Cabbage Man” wrote or told the stories to the actors and that’s why it’s so crazy. After hearing that theory I’ve never watched this episode the same way lmao 😂

[@EdgarDiaz-pt4qx]

It’s a bit more than a theory lol. The show does credit the cabbage merchant as one of the sources of information

[@MrKingYuji]

It’s not a theory, the episode confirms the cabbage merchant as one of the sources.

[@codygates7418]

@@MrKingYuji I know it does, however I’m saying the theory is that he’s so pissed about his cabbages being ruined over and over again that he intentionally framed his testimony of the events as overdramatic and absurd as possible.

[@LauraGarcia-rl9yd]

There’s a theory that the Southern Raiders didn’t take Katara’s mother as a prisoner when she offered because the Fire Nation may have viewed waterbenders from the Southern Water Tribe as especially dangerous, due to rumors of 'unknown waterbending techniques'-likely referring to bloodbending-that had been used on Fire Nation soldiers. After Hama escaped from the Fire Nation prison, waterbenders were no longer captured, and firebenders were warned never to engage them during a full moon, regardless of skill level. The bloodbending incident may have served as a cautionary tale for firebenders invading water tribes, highlighting the potential dangers they could face. Even Admiral Zhao spent significant time researching how to prevent waterbenders from drawing power from the moon.

[@AustinSamson1999]

God I love these episodes SO MUCH. I’ll never not laugh out loud to ember island players and You could legit pick apart the layers, parallels and deeper meanings in southern raiders for DAYS. I think most importantly not only is it an amazing episode for Katara and her growth, but it maintains her agency and autonomy throughout. It was kataras story through and through and it was HER who decided for herself at the end and “ moved on” in some capacity, but it also has a beautiful parallel with her and aang. The same way she helped aang through his rage and anger in the avatar state when he found Gyatsos body or when Confronting the sandbenders who stole appa he did the same thing for Katara here. He never invalidated her or told her she was wrong for feeling the way she did. But like Katara did for him he pointed out she was in pain and rage and WASNT acting like herself, lashing out cruelly at her loved ones NOT unlike Jet. It’s just an incredibly mature and nuanced conversation, and the way it parallels around with Zuko who STILL sees violence as the solution to his problems, a lesson from his family and nation he NEEDED to see directly contradicted by Katara sparing Yhon Ra and admitting aang was right at the end. The growth and depth in this episode alone is better than some series have in their ENTIRE runs for their Characters😤👏

[@FreshZCORD]

22:15 the writers teasing the fans who prefer zutara over kataang

[@AustinSamson1999]

It’s SO PETTY but so funny to me that they took the time to write and then animate that scene just to go “hey, just for you hardcore shippers out there know the CANON reaction these characters have to this idea is VISIBLE discomfort” 😭🙌 Like damn Mike and Bryan you didn’t have to come for those zutara shippers like that 🤣💀

[@bch7905]

CRUEL TBH!! As a Zutara shipper I knew the writing on the wall lol

[@AustinSamson1999]

@@bch7905 nah, not cruel. Well deserved honestly😭🙌

[@bch7905]

@@AustinSamson1999 I mean, the hate and bigotry from the creators made the ship even bigger, so really it's their own fault tbh

[@AustinSamson1999]

@@bch7905 it’s a BIG stretch to say their behavior grew the zuatar fandom cuz that’s insanity. you must not have spend a lot of time on the OFFICAL sites for ATLA cuz in EVERY pole they’ve EVER had in Kataang vs zutara, Kataang ALWAYS slams by the majority of votes. I’m talking like 80\90% typically. It’s the MASSIVELY more popular ship cuz it’s CANON sorry not sorry 🤷🏻‍♂️ If you saw anything online the past few years you’d know the zutara movement has suffered some MAJOR issues in the past several months with how they typically mis characterize aang and revisionist history the shows characters and plot to support their bias for zutara and it’s really turned ALOT of the normal fanbase agaisnt them. Zutara is arguably LESS popular than its EVER been right now cuz of the toxicity coming out the the conversations and behavior ESPECIALLY when it comes to the creators and Aang as a character. “So really it’s their own fault tbh.” 🤷🏻‍♂️ “Hate and Bigotry” Bruh you can’t be serious. These are fake fictional people it’s NOT that deep. This is exactly why Zutara is mocked more than respected online cuz y’all be saying the wildest things over TEENAGERS who don’t even exist. Like it’s weird to be so emotionally invested and OFFENDED even over fake UNDERAGE romantic pairings, you know that right? But Do you even know what hate and Bigotry MEANS?? Y’all aren’t an oppressed group cuz they said “this ISNT happening and NEVER was gonna happen.” 🤷🏻‍♂️ They made a few light hearted jokes including the one in this episode teasing the idea that people EVER thought they could be together and who were ACTUALLY taking it seriously. The fact you guys take offense to and act like their bullies it is weird🤷🏻‍♂️ ☺️ Colonizer X colonized Ships are DISGUSTING and that’s ALL I have left to say about that garbage 🤮

[@Ultimaniacx4]

The beginning of what I feel is a shoehorned conflict for the finale. Aang is all "violence is never the answer" here, but remember how gung ho he was during the day of black sun? "I'm ready to face the Fire Lord! I ready to do what needs to be done!" Fire Lord Ozai! Where are you!?"

[@bch7905]

The creators basically admitted that they ran into an issue at the end when they realized they didn't want Aang to kill Ozai, which I guess is fair. I think he fully expected to knock him out and imprison him, but with Zuko's revelation in the finale of Ozai's plan, it becomes a more pressing matter of "oh, so this guy might actually need to die." It's why I enjoy that Zuko enters the group when he does because he is a product of Ozai's cruelty and basically gives him a reality check. This is just my personal theory based on the writing consistencies but it seemed like they kinda had to have Aang be an alternative voice to Zuko for Katara in order to extend the philosophy to someone who is the active oppressor. And it's always built up to it-- Jet was a victim, but he would harm innocent people; Yon Rha was cruel, but he is following a mission in a ruthless war; now you have Ozai, who has the power to stop the war, but is the cause of continuous oppression.

[@Kendorable]

The title is so great, the harrowing end to Katara's trauma and arc and a silly wacky goofy play

[@flacocarrera7037]

“To forgive us Devine, so let’s have a glass of wine” lmao you guys are officially my favorite. Found your channel last week and I’m absolutely enjoying it. Love you both! Y’all are great ❤❤

[@Multxverse]

21:30 - GOD, I NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT THIS but I just realized that there were definitely multiple parts of Actor Toph screaming his head off during the play LMAO not just the one we got shown

[@beovulf7241]

Man I always uncontrollably cry at the southern raiders episode. One of my favorites.

[@OhHeyItsShey]

4:10 "she's looking extra villian-y" oh buddy you have no idea whats coming in the next few episodes. itll change how you feel about Azula haha. 11:01 when Zukos good eye opens wide you can see him realizing she can blood bend (or something to that effect) and he connects the dots that when she threatened to end him permanently she MEANT it, AND could actually do it.

[@clashsensei8267]

Can we get some adventure time reactions from yall? The story, themes and character development is deep! Highly recommend

[@consistentlystupid4726]

I'm not sure if any other show has ever done a "clip show" as amazingly as Avatar did. It's also such a good idea to have a "calm before the storm" having a more light hearted and fun episode inbetween the Southern Raiders and the finale.

[@elegrin5170]

The last episode " The Ember Island Players" was a genious episode.. They made us remember everything before the finally..

[@weeboo960]

They need to bring back intermission into the Movie theater. Yk, maybe just to refill your soda and popcorn. Or go to the bathroom so you won't miss the part of the scene...

[@mackyronni]

If you think the Ember Island actor who plays Zuko was eerily similar to him it’s because he was voiced by Dante Basco’s brother Derek

[@SocialOmelette]

Low key another of my favorite episodes

[@TheRedpiso89]

now watching these episodes back to back the shift in tone was so outta left field 😂

[@GladysRose]

"Awwrr Nauurrr" 😂

[@garett13]

Reason why Toph’s character was so big is because nobody wanted to admit they were beaten up by a blind 12 year old little girl 😂

[@GladysRose]

I cannot wait to see yall watch these next episodes 🤩‼️

[@TopNotchWatcher87]

Ahh, this means by the end of the week we will have your entire journey!!!

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

toph jn the play is hillarious because you can imagine that many dudes have told people it was a big dude that kicked their ass. sounds better than getting wrecked by an 11 year old girl😂

[@tsogobauggi8721]

13:59 "I am that guy." :)

[@Matthew-y9g]

Great play episode

[@MrMaleadmijoja]

I love to see your reactions to Avatar. I'm glad I found you. The only problem I have is... Chucky in the background ;D

[@951penalozahugo]

The episode we've all been waiting for: the recap

[@paulaharvey6114]

The stage hand is the MVP in the play episode:)

[@lindamarie8632]

15:43 Please watch the Cabbage man theory? How he is so knowledgeable will make so much sense! 😂🥬

[@nathanielreik6617]

9:15 we haven't been to Whaletail Island but when they were looking for Appa with Jet before discovering the brainwashing, the old guy sweeping the warehouse said they had shipped him out to Whaletail Island. "Foreman said some rich royal type on Whaletail Island bought him up. Guess for a zoo or such. Though, could be the meat that'd be good." 11:12 there is a shot earlier of the moon, it is full. If you notice in the flashbacks to Katara's mother, she's wearing the necklace that Katara has. There are theories that Katara took it off her body. Aang being played by a woman in Ember Island Players is a reference to how in some older plays (most notably Peter Pan) young males are played by women since they have higher voices. 17:45 the origin of tearbending Often they do recap episodes due to budget or because they need more time for other episodes but that wasn't the case with Ember Island players. They did this episode because they wanted to. The voice actors for the Ember Island Players is kinda crazy: Actress Katara-Grey DeLisle who is Azula Actress Azula-Tara Strong who has done several voice acting roles, perhaps most notably Timmy Turner from The Fairly Oddparents Actor Sokka-Scott Menville who has done several voice roles in this show but perhaps most famously Robin from Teen Titans Actor Zuko-Derek Basco is the brother of Dante Basco who is actual Zuko Actor Toph and Iroh-John DiMaggio another popular voice actor perhaps most famous for Bender from Futurama Actor Bumi, Jet, and Ozai-Dee Bradley Baker who has done a couple background characters as well as all the animals including Appa and Momo and even when Appa and Momo talked in "Nightmares and Daydreams" Actress Yue-Jennie Kwan who is Suki Also the little kid in the Aang costume who says Zuko's scar is on the wrong side is Zach Tyler Eisen who is also Aang

[@theoriginalleeho204]

I understand there’s many shows to watch but PLEASE WATCH KORRRAA‼️‼️‼️YOU GUYS WILL LOVE IT

[@ozyramirez8758]

2nd this!!

[@Jakethesnake911]

Video released 1 min ago your comment 9 hrs ago!?

[@NeverOhVer]

@@Jakethesnake911They release them early for members.

[@geriott609]

Korra destroys all avatar built up they shouldn't watch it

[@ViKatamari]

YES YES YES

[@gsintampalam]

If u notice, they didn't tell about Zhao. Ironic because Zhao wanna be remembered who conquered the south pole and became the moon slayer but no one tell story about him😂

[@imogenonscreen8054]

I know a few fans dismiss Ember Island Players because it doesn't have much to do with the main story but as a series recap it's actually pretty brilliant.

[@vashtinayagar1325]

Yes, you’ve got to the Zutara centric episodes❤

[@eglantinepapeau1582]

when i'm in a couple i want to be like this couple . Now all I need is to find my geek half ❤

[@somecallmetim2112]

We need to turn this play into a "Rocky Horror Picture Show" live-cast cult event. I would pay moneys to go see it, if I wasn't playing Iroh in it myself.

[@Dolphincolors]

The play parts is something i still think of 😆

[@Zestychili]

Ahhh I love your reaction 🥺🩷

[@lasseehrenreich5502]

Critics were negative toward the production, calling it merely "watchable".[2] During its short time in the theater, however, this play truly made an impression. Some of the audience members liked it so much that they even dressed up like their favorite characters. It was not uncommon to see several "Prince Zukos" excitedly watching the play. Team Avatar was aghast at how unfaithfully they were portrayed, particularly Aang, who was shocked at the fact that a woman was playing him, and Zuko, who felt that the play portrayed him as "totally stiff and humorless". Toph, however, had a positive opinion on the casting, especially with her character, but did not like the play overall. At the end of the production, they declared it to be horrible, though Sokka commented that the effects were decent and and like really like the katara don't forgive but decided he was too pitiful to kill

[@1nkredibleHunk]

Watching the “movie” is basically a right of passage now

[@RunningTogether]

You definitely should watch Korra before the live action AtLA, because the live action show spoils a few Korra things by trying to mix them in.

[@anthonydean1743]

A couple of facts about the play Dante Basco aka Zuko own brother voiced Zuko in the play, Toph's original design was going to be a buff guy, and Jet really did die nickelodeon just wouldn't allow it to be seen originally Avatar creators had Long Shot mercy kill Jet with an arrow after team Avatar leaves.

[@somecallmetim2112]

Oh, the playwright's name is Pu-on Tim. Tim Hedrick co-wrote the episode. As a Tim, this joke hits a little too close to home.

[@youngsterjoey88]

actor zuko was voiced by dante bascos brother

[@justinehercthehuman]

Appa hates tunnels because of the damn wasp things 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@MrKingYuji]

I think it’s really smart how they planned the Zuko field trip episodes: - Aang and Zuko’s relationship is most important and most plot relevant so they go first. Aang also most readily accepts Zuko. - Zuko and Sokka have the least interaction so get a two parter. Also despite being the weakest Team Avatar members they hold their own against Azula. Sokka’s readiness to accept Zuko is in between Aang and Katara. - Katara’s trust is the hardest to earn so they go last and have the most serious adventure. It takes much more effort for Katara to show forgiveness.

[@cloudwatcher608]

Play Aang is voiced by none other than Rachel Dratch of SNL fame.

[@MetisRose95]

Aang being played by a woman is also a joke about how women often play boy characters on stage and in VA.

[@KeinName-xq7zo]

Toph's character was originally supposed to be a man like the one in the play. The guy is a hint to that.

[@dirkmcgurk1]

I'm just here to be sad that this is almost over. Hope you watch Korra, I like the story on Avatar more but Korra makes some really cool changes to the world.

[@Taylor-pv7wv]

lol @ the Just Friends reference 😂

[@AlejandroLopez-mt6qu]

5:31 lmao I’m still shock suki wanted to sneak in and give sokka sum 🐱😂😂

[@whatername528]

I definitely recommend watching Korra, though I think it’s good to take a bit of a break before jumping into it for reasons that will become obvious once you start watching (not sure how much of the premise you know already). The show does have a bit of a darker tone than ATLA and is kind of divisive in the fandom. It does have some parts that are rough but overall it’s still a really good show, especially seasons 3 and 4, and definitely worth watching if you love the ATLA world.

[@matiaspereyra9392]

1:26 thanks for pushing it back, ngl not super kin to either the live action show (although it is watchable) or you essentially rethreading ground you've already been to but kinda worse

[@LWviews]

Something that was pointed out to me in a post I saw a while ago is that Toph being a man in the play actually makes sense because of the people that she's kicked ass why would they admit that they got their asses kicked by a 12-year-old little girl

[@Url1a1]

everyone keeps saying it was a full monn when katara blood bended that guy' but they clearly showed us the full moon a night before she did it

[@skona9818]

Not sure if anyone mentioned it before but i highly recommend reading the official avatar comics after you're done with the show

[@cleverpotato814]

To forgive is divine, So let's have a glass of wine

[@carlossanchez-us9dl]

Whale tale island was the island the gaang was about to go to rescue appa when he was lost, before they discovered it was a long Feng setup to take the avatar out of ba sing se

[@AbsoluteHero42]

I'd recommend "Steven Universe"!!!!!!!! 🎉⭐️ for the future

[@Sunnyd1200]

I don’t see my name on the Patreon “Special thanks” :( oh well but great reaction !

[@lucilebyrd8152]

I love the recap play, and honestly, it perfectly portrays how I feel about Katara, she is a super annoying emotional crybaby who compares the death of her mother to the literal genocide of the Airbenders (along with everyone else's massive trauma) and she is overly/hypocritically preachy!

[@kmjkmjkmj]

I'm ready to join Patreon as soon as Korra drops. That's my level of commitment. I just finished the season 3 finale of Korra on Patreon on another reaction channel, and it's been a fantastic journey, though I've watched it many times already.

[@okpareogaga4425]

It was the full moon

[@remo27]

I like the nuanced and adult take on 'forgiveness'. Yes, it's best (often for oneself and also for society in general) to forgive the 'small things', to forget small (possibly unintentional ) slights. Most things done as children and young teens (MILD bullying, selfishness, etc) can easily fall into this category. But things like rape and murder, large scale theft, (in relation to the economics of the victim, ten dollars can be alot to a poor person): these should be up to the victim and shouldn't even be considered absent some effort to earn said forgiveness. Zuko admitted his wrong doings and had set about trying to apologize and make things as right as he could. He had arguably earned forgiveness and I'm glad Katara gave it to him. Yon Ra, on the other hand, was only about saving his own skin. He never really even tried to earn forgiveness and I'm glad Katara did not give it to him. And it was those choices: to punish or forgive or neither the man who killed her mother that Katara needed to have.

[@colinsturges319]

There's a season 4 and 5 Netflix doesn't have them yet of they have paramount+ they can watch the rest of the avatar the last airbender

[@MarkRiley-t1z]

I only have a question. When are you two going to finish watching invincible season 2?

[@starkid910]

Really hope Korra comes sooner rather than later 🤞