I Built AVATAR in Minecraft!

I made the epic final battle scene from Avatar in Minecraft Hardcore!
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Avatar is one of my favorite movies. I figured to celebrate the new sequel coming December 16th I would make the most EPIC recreation of the Avatar anyone has ever done in Minecraft!
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[@Wunba]

Thank you for watching! If you have any questions, please fully read the description and this comment! Here are Shovel241's socials, this build would not have been possible without him! Shovel241's KZbin - kzbin.info Shovel241's Instagram - instagram.com/shovel241builds.mc/ This video took me over 250 hours to record and edit, if you enjoy it, please consider subscribing to help support me and the channel! If you are wondering why in some of the timelapse shots the day cycle isn't changing, that's because I have a mod that makes it look like it's always day time during the replay mod shots. Thanks for reading!

[@SUPREETH.]

First here too

[@player75183]

its 3 am in india right now and i was studying as today is my math exam, this guy just shocked me with a notification but why do i have to wait so long

[@llamamc]

Third!

[@it8345]

Omagaattt

[@thunderxr2736]

love your content bro, keep it up

[@shovel241]

This looks SO GOOD!! I'm honored to have been able to help out on this epic project, but props to you for getting it done in survival! You are an absolute madlad

[@WasdYT13533]

Bruh no likes or replies?

[@MrBallerinakaka]

Good Job For Helping Wumba!

[@XASHNOTFROMHERE]

Good shit shovel

[@rayoloco7109]

shovel

[@bearneedsagf]

@@WasdYT13533 yeah why

[@thenotsogrimreaper]

since the islands are super high up in the clouds, the clouds condensate on the islands when they come in contact of each other, the water from the condensation eventually pools up into an area like a flood plain or hole and makes the waterfalls, also you should name the dog naga after Korras dog from avatar

[@itznalup2802]

Or it could also have pooled there for a very long time, and then erosion and what not sprung a leak in where the island keeps the reserve and it starts to flood out like a waterfall

[@lilahk_6317]

That sounds about right.

[@mr.waffle6153]

The islands rised in air with water

[@Buufpaqq]

@@itznalup2802with the size of the island and the waterfall, and if the entire island was just a hollow shell. That waterfall could sustain itself for maybe an hour

[@itznalup2802]

@@Buufpaqq I guess, but its a pretty tropical place, so im guessing it rains a ton there, so it could refill every couple of days or so. (plus its a fictional movie, who's to say that teh water isnt infinite :) )

[@Kelvoraax]

7:43 Rainfall, the same way water gets to the top of most mountains/hills. The water cycle is just water falling, evaporating, then falling again, and it looks like that island is inside of clouds rather than above them, so the water can still reasonably get there!

[@Jeracraft]

This gives me ideas for an avatar style survival map, that would be interesting. ill mention you if I ever do it 😂

[@Wunba]

Do it man I’d love to see it or even collab with you on it as I have more plans for Avatar in my hardcore world!

[@thewendigo1858]

Hi

[@ianpinto2122]

mention me for fun lol

[@nox111]

aye would be very excited if youd follow through on that idea and maybe make a dimension like that on the server?

[@IDKproductions69420]

Pls do it

[@aidenrivera]

You said you wanted an explanation on how the water gets to the waterfall. Basically, the vines are super water absorbent, and that's how they carry so much weight. The water travels from the ground where it touches and also from rain all over the island carried by clouds the islands touch. The vines pick up that water and carry it upwards, and it eventually makes its wat to a water reserve (a lake like thing) that water then flows off the island back dispersing again to be recycled back up.

[@m18381]

this

[@KnightYoshi]

This was also going to be my explanation. Well played lol

[@hyeyoungjang374]

Bet you get a island named after you!

[@faith.9748]

i don't think thats how it works

[@Aquific]

where are the clouds coming from? point broken

[@anastasissympas]

16:49 "Man, they need to add a way to remove phantoms" *Sleeping has left the chat*

[@user-dp2bs8mi9p]

I don’t know how people can build this good. Everyone should give Wumba a big round of applause.

[@flashflash_jayden__6333]

Mods not that cool

[@harrypot2092]

when u turn the shader off, isnt really that wow

[@user-wg5cf1oe8r]

yes! i totaly agree

[@monstereng43]

He didn't actually build it though lol

[@arifzack6926]

Please just give him massive kind of rewards

[@xenosmoke8915]

The gathering process was so nuts that by the time you came to build I’d forgotten this was still the avatar video.

[@beesbrownies]

literally

[@Exotic_butters_YT]

Literally

[@cerberus847]

literally

[@l3mm3EATu911]

Bro was being the bad guy of avatar to make avatar💀

[@tomas3300]

Honestly, this is one of the most craziest videos I have ever seen. And it's inspiring as well. I literally can't believe that you built (and then also edited) all of this in just 48 days when you still go to school. So this is a very small „Thank you“ for you!

[@Radtrix]

Thankyou for supporting!

[@fastexe]

bro paid for a youtube video 💀

[@paprika2058]

@@fastexe mans did over two full weeks worth of work for this u got a problem with being nice 🧐🧐

[@tomas3300]

@@fastexe problem?

[@Drony-]

@@fastexe problem?

[@slt]

Haven't even watched this yet but I know this is going to be incredible.

[@rndmguy7617]

Yep

[@tomas3300]

Hi Saltyy, love both yours and Wunbas videos.

[@philh]

Same

[@aahanverma7707]

Mhm

[@peterhiser7883]

I remember getting a top comment on your pyramid video. Thanks for the heart, too.

[@shimo_96]

Man, you are a legend. This is a project I wouldn't even think of attempting without an 8 person crew, and creative mode, but you not only did it in hardcore, but on a deadline too! Absolutely insane! I love this build!

[@gamingriley5851]

Can we just admire the fact that he BARELY finished it in time!

[@oyllox_alt]

Man, serious respect to this guy, basically grinding so much that he basically loses brain cells, just for an amazing Avatar picture. This guy is absurdly underrated! Great job, and I don't think anyone could out perform you for a long time!

[@user-hp7ul2lu1z]

The construction process is definitely more tiring and arduous than the video shows, respect！

[@Cube28]

😮

[@yellerthc6010]

Dont get me wrong, but this makes me feel even more pumped about building my castle in survival (not hardcore i die to much) consisting of about 750 THOUSAND blocks before interior has been completed and designed... im hoping for that sweet sweet 1 mil blocks

[@mosalah11thegoat]

No no no hear me out. This man is soooo underrated. he has spent over 10000 Minecraft days building awesome projects and even with this one timing it all. He deserves to have a lot more subs and views because his projects are absolutely insane and mind blowing. Also he achieved his goal, he i spired me to not give up on my own projects in my worlds. He needs more attention

[@AlegraLoewenstein]

I agree

[@safekungz4085]

Agreed

[@yessir7574]

double agreed

[@POTAT0_FREND]

How is this hardcore

[@mosalah11thegoat]

@@POTAT0_FREND do you not see the hearts

[@bachmanity_]

this video really makes me happy , really ending the year on a good note With this masterpiece.

[@yeetzer5700]

100 Dolla

[@L4u_Ma]

@@yeetzer5700 1*

[@cowicial5674]

@@L4u_Malol

[@joyalkreji]

@@yeetzer5700 1.21 dolla

[@NimishSomani]

@@yeetzer5700 it's rupes... Indian currency

[@setraline2863]

The reason for this water is tropical plants catching it from the thick mist that you can see in the movie, as well as the altitude allowing water to build up before it is released, that’s the best thing I got for you

[@RagnarokTUK]

This is amazing! The fact that you did this in hardcore and had not a lot of time and you finished it with a little time left is awesome. I love avatar as a child and alway have and this looks like the real thing and you show that to never give up no matter how hard it is!✨

[@seenocrater1343]

You questioned why the waterfalls appeared on the edge of the floating mountains, and I'll tell you why: There could be a number of explanations for how the floating islands of Pandora came to have waterfalls. The most logical answer is that the Hallelujah Mountains are regularly engulfed in fog, as you can see from the movie sequence. Similar to how a soccer net may get wet after a fog, the dense trees and bushes on top of the floating island may have retained the water particles in the air. These waters might build up, and given the persistent fog, it is simple for them to do so on top of the islands to accumulate enough water to generate a stream, leading to a waterfall.

[@habakukduck]

my answer: what is this question, i mean, how are those mountains floating? but this seems to be a working idea

[@thefireninja7601]

The answer is very simple there was rain

[@elenthd4542]

@@habakukduck unobtinium

[@PET3R2]

🤓 🕺 Never gonna give you up 🕺

[@wabwablebg]

or its just a movie

[@skavio]

This thing is absolutely amazing!

[@Dazza4000]

Yo Skavio love your vids

[@0Itz_Manny0]

i luv ur vid's as well

[@ashleeduke338]

During the raining season on the planet the water starts to collect in the mountains and eventually enough water is collected to form the waterfalls. Just a little fandom since you asked how it even got there!

[@Nvel09]

The vines between the mini-rocks are one of the sickest things i've ever seen-amazing work with this!

[@Mogswamp]

"Water evaporates from down below and then rains above and erosion on the island forms the waterfall. Don't comment that I want the sign" -My girlfriend

[@Lyon101]

Dude the thumbnail is insane! You have gotten so much better since the beginning and I can’t wait to see what you will do in this one and all your future projects!

[@robinevergarden]

I lost my hardcore world today. I worked so hard on it and I had to stop playing even though I love Minecraft. Watching Minecraft videos like this gives me the determination to never give up and to keep going. I don't think I'll be doing hardcore for a while, as I'm very accident prone, but I'll still play normal survival :)

[@mariamagdalenagarripoli]

your builds are absolutely AMAZING. u deserve so much more attention for the things ur doing. love ur videos

[@vincentlorenzedocog446]

This popped up in my recommended and you gotta respect the grind. Kudos to Shovel as well!

[@trisaurus3606]

I love how Wunba goes all out on his projects, which is something I don't see many other hardcore KZbinrs do

[@nhhunnyeater9943]

The build looks amazing! looking back at the waterfall question, I think they would have formed the same way all waterfalls do, with natural rainfall collection. judging by the amount of moisture around the islands there would probably be more than enough rainfall to form natural waterfalls.

[@rickhillegas2414]

idk how it took me so long to find this video, considering avatar is my favorite film. this is frickin' epic! i could never complete a project like this in only 48 days

[@niksenberg9492]

I thought he meant Avatar: The Last Airbender and not blue people Avatar 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@aaryegaming2259]

I didn't even realised how fast those 45 minutes went by watching this masterpiece, that was truly insane🤩

[@emmyg7135]

Dude, props for the dedication, this video is insane!

[@armdick1801]

I think sprinkling some regular vines in on the faux vines that connect the islands or on the islands themselves would add even more detail and would be relatively easy to do

[@rndmguy7617]

If that aint clickbait (which i dont think it is) its gonna be the greatest minecraft build to ever existed!!!!❤

[@Wunba]

It’s not even the full build in the thumbnail! 😂

[@ReactionsWithTeefoooo]

Now this is a big brain move!!! this video could go viral viral!!!! road to 1 mil for wunba gonna be easy!!! cant wait for this!!!

[@EmOrganically]

WOW, honestly. So well done - this was cool to see!

[@user-ly2xm2mh1z]

I'm not sure if someone already answered but if my opinion is correct, if you look around its quite lush and lush usually means rain so possibly rain rained on the floating islands then after a while most likely carved into the island and eventually exited out of the island from carving into then created a waterfall.

[@iliaku]

Absolutely insane, you gave us so much motivation just by this one huge project. Also theory about the wafer falls: if they are high up, perhaps the water which evaporates from the surface of the ocean lifts up and catalyses into water, which falls onto the islands and via caves inside the islands finds its way out.

[@zuzu6563]

I think it has to do more with the constant fog that surrounds the islands. Just like grass and plants get covered in dew after a foggy night I think that because the islands are constantly being surrounded by fog there is enough water accumulated to create a body of water in the islands and the waterfalls are a result of it. But I also agree with you lol

[@oliverbrewster8247]

The minerals that cause the islands to float also have the property of rapid moisture condensation. This moisture works through the other minerals via capillary action, and pools in concave areas. The floating rocks aren't gyroscopes though, and while they have strong inertia, eventually they do tip over enough to spill these collected pools. Eventually, the waterfalls stop when the pools run out of water, but will repool elsewhere on the rock in a surprisingly small amount of time, and then you get a new waterfall.

[@gogaschnitzel3222]

This is the best answer. Do not worry, I will eternalize your name for that explanation.

[@kelpcakes651]

Nice

[@Fox_Ryu1228]

Bro...... THIS IS A MASTERPIECE😭✨

[@fatbelly9634]

Absolutely love the finished product! Fantastic build! Definitely earned a new subscriber 😁

[@RatioPlease]

Ok this is one of the coolest megabuild in Minecraft history

[@praveen_.]

I literally knew that it was going to be a avatar themed build 😄

[@TheHouseOfRiley]

So there’s probably like a a river or a lake connected to the waterfall up there, and then the rainwater can go down in the waterfall. It just has to have a massive amount for the waterfall going down for such a long time and the island looks pretty big so it could work. Give me my island.

[@totoro2126]

Even doing this in creative would’ve been impressive but in HARDCORE !!! This is absolutely amazing

[@Emma_Is_Taken]

I’ve been watching everything relating to this movie with the 2nd one about to come out, and let me say DUDE JUST THE THUMBNAIL LOOKS UNREAL!! Count me in, this is going to be one epic adventure!

[@subparyoutubeuser]

Your dedication and attention to detail is far beyond anything I’ve ever seen or ever could do. Can’t wait to see what you create next!

[@subparyoutubeuser]

@@wunbabox ?

[@anjelitamaia8990]

This is an AWESOME Build!!! Great job with the building and getting it done in time!! Great determination!

[@C4K2]

Hey Wunba, for the waterfall in Avatar, they basically say that the condensation of water below rises up while evaporated, and then becomes liquid while higher up. This certainly doesn't explain the floating islands, but oh well!

[@DreamOfFlying]

Floating islands happen due to the superconducting material in the rocks. It can make things float when in a magnetic field which Pandora as a large moon has.

[@jcnathanielbaile4814]

This is the most craziest thing i have ever seen someone built in minecraft super impressive indeed keep up the great work wunba! The reason why there are waterfalls on the floating islands is either of strong long rainfall and due to the low gravity of the planet the water in pangea slowly moves down the more higher it is in the air

[@deathsinger1192]

PANDORA

[@Syla-qt]

Hey Wunba, I know you probably won't see this, but here's the waterfall explanation: - The process of evaporation turns water into steam which then becomes clouds. - Clouds rain down on the island, filling up any quarry-type thing on the surface of the island. - When that starts to overflow, the waterfall is made. My name's Jax btw, (He/they pronouns)

[@Abstar3000]

Unpopular opinion but collecting items is actually my favorite part. I just love it for some reason

[@mariahrichards1273]

This was an absolutely insane project and I am incredibly jealous! Avatar 2 was so good and I am so happy for you

[@revan3776]

I've been a huge Avatar fan since 2009. Thank you so much for bringing this to life for me. If there is any way that you could post the copy of that creative world and the mod so that I may be able to recreate this myself one day in the distant future, I would absolutely love it. I absolutely love this build. You've done it justice. Thank you.

[@dylanmunyard7901]

Same

[@peskybird7627]

The way that the water got up on the islands is the same way that the island got up there in the first place. The islands used to be on the ground just like everything else, but then they were lifted up via supernatural means.

[@manuman5319]

This should be an actual biome in minecraft

[@JoeFly2009]

I only pick up some blocks for my projects... you picked thousands of them! Awesome! 4 doggo names: Never, Gonna, Give You, Up.

[@Shn1zi]

I wouldn t have the energy to survive 10k days in a freaking Hardcore World Respect

[@J_P_H_]

I love this Built,it’s definitely one of my favourites❤

[@Zombina638]

Thank you for making this for us avatar lovers❤

[@madhavkaushik5931]

Gonna watch the movie tomorrow and it surely did refresh my memories from the movie, damn man what an amazing video. I can't even imagine taking up a project like that and even if I did I wouldn't have enough motivation to complete it. Hats off to all the hardwork, surely wunba is an underrated minecraft content creator.

[@clemshk9198]

What you've achieved is simply amazing. In terms of time spending, the ideas and their realisation. I loved to watch this one !

[@boss-mi3ev]

bro... THE BEST build i have ever saw

[@breadstikvez2852]

I don't know if someone already won but for the water explanation 7:35, I would say rain clouds have poured rain and that island collected so much that it was able to create a waterfall from build up or the avatars created a slant for the water to fall, and the rain just kinda keeps refilling it

[@wyldwest3311]

sooo you see, the land started on the land, and then floated up wards with a water cave in the middle of it, the people who live on those islands use buckets to continue to fill up the islands water, and also have a place to store water when it rains and that water is also used to be put in the water caves.

[@WenzoYT]

I mean this is just ridiculous. GG!

[@Wunba]

Thank you!

[@RileyM2000]

The water’s there since the precipitation would make it wet like a rainforest up there. Or just realize that IT’S A MOVIE WITH FLOATING ISLANDS!!!

[@Poto79]

Bro this is so OP you builded it in Hardcore

[@tarobug2560]

I know I’m late but the waterfall sources are most likely the result of rapid condensation! Being so high up in the air means there would be a *lot* of atmospheric water, which would collect on any surface available. Being that the plants are hella leafy and the ground seems to be mostly stone and moss (in the movies) it wouldn’t be too much of a stretch to believe water would collect at low points, eventually eroding away those little waterfalls. They seem to be relatively low speed and rather thin- but that’s just my best guess!

[@SUPREETH.]

The amount of hardwork you put in collecting the items and building it within the deadline is insane dude♥️

[@luc1f3r0_mf7]

More than likely what is causing the water falls to form is multiple factors at the same time. The islands are very high and seem to be in an area with very very high humidity. The islands are also probably hollow with internal “ponds” inside that constantly fill with condensation as well as water that saturates the soil above and seeps inside of the islands pouring out in a constant waterfall.

[@user-mw1od2qc1o]

16:19 the best message I’ve heard from a Minecraft world. Great video.

[@tieman733]

Explaination for 7:44 There is one thing called rain. And there is another thing called groundwater. When the soil absorves the water, it stays inside a «reservoir», the groundwater. When the erosive factors (such as wind and rain) wear away the rock, they will cause an opening in the groundwater and releasing it with the force of the water. I mean, it can be wrong, but I tried. (Btw, call me Trickzzy if I'm actually right lol)

[@thenotsogrimreaper]

how can it rain if the islands are above the clouds?

[@tieman733]

@@thenotsogrimreaper That's... A really good question. I have no idea. I mean if someone can correct my mistakes, I just did this as a joke

[@horsegirlb7120]

@@tieman733 I also hate to break it to ya, but ground water is like... deep underground man xD idk if those islands are big/deep enough to have pockets of water in them. More like solid rock with a thin layer of organic material on top.

[@tieman733]

@@horsegirlb7120 I just tried randomly bc I remembered this for some reason, it's also fun to see people giving arguments if something can be possible or not too! Thx for explaining that to me btw

[@horsegirlb7120]

@@tieman733 Thanks for taking criticism without overreacting.

[@Kerloft]

That was one of the craziest Minecraft video I’ve ever seen. You did an incredible work, the final build is beautiful!

[@royaleariana9006]

Avatar has been one of my hyperfixations recently and so i was so excited to see this in my recommended

[@Wunba]

Same here!!!

[@royaleariana9006]

@@Wunba whos your favourite character?

[@satihc.n4030]

Can we take a minute to appreciate the DEDICATION of this man 👏👏👏

[@Claire1593]

Yay! It looks sick Wunba! The best recreation I’ve seen yet! 🤩🧡

[@zeeman_eng]

I'm honestly impressed by the time and effort you put into these videos, Keep it up. I also work very hard on my 100 days videos!!!!

[@blackonechik]

Gooood

[@user-lc5fv5lw4s]

NICE, THIS IS GOOD COMMENT BRO!

[@le_pingouinChristopher]

Honestly the best build i've seen in a while from minecraft

[@TiffanyMaschek]

What's even cooler about these Islands since your hollowing them out while you build. You can actually build bases in them like they did in the second movie.

[@iszack9157]

This was amazing. The funny thing is that Avatar looks like a computer game so this looked so realistic!

[@ideweseilacayo2364]

Man I'm sure if the director of avatar saw this he would be proud of you recreating something so similar to his movie . Congrats dude

[@gamerguy-we6id]

Epic Video! As the 2nd Avatar is now released, you could make the islands in the ocean and recreate the Tulkuns in the water. That would be even better !

[@jacobkrug]

bravo to you and the incredible detail

[@kettupro9209]

One of the most underrated hardcoreplayers. You deserve a lot more subscribers and views

[@petroshalkos3453]

We need an avatar way of water map it seems (: Seriously you are building masterpieces, keep it up !

[@MakDaGoose]

Looks awesome. Might I suggest the way of the water village near by in the ocean. I think it would look pretty cool

[@hummingbirdwof]

For your water question as you can see there’s lots of fog so my idea is that the water almost immediately evaporates to become fog witch rise and falls as rain to put the water on a higher ilands that eventually gather on that island to make a pond or lad that creates the water fall as it slides off

[@hummingbirdwof]

Btw pls name the island if it gets named after me as “dragon point” thank you

[@zystinthemist8308]

I thought about it and I think the waterfall works with the island absorbing water and creates a spring, also the rainwater is absorbed by trees and vines and it just flows to the waterfall.

[@ligimolvarghese7480]

Explanation for the waterfalls: basically there is a massive sea underneath the islands and the planet (Pandora) is quite warm so the sun evaporates the water from the sea, condenses it into water droplets in the atmosphere and precipitates (rains) the water down onto the island into the lake/reservoir on the island. It is also worth to mention that vines are very water absorbent so it picks up water from other islands and makes its way to the reservoir. You can also see that the island is huge so it has lots of surface area and the waterfall doesn't reach the ground. instead it evaporates quite quickly make it almost fully self sufficient. this is how it works and my name is Alfin Galil. Thanks for giving me a chance to have something named after me and you have now got yourself a new subscriber.

[@ligimolvarghese7480]

cool

[@slurpbot]

@@ligimolvarghese7480 YEAH THIS IS A PERFECT EXPLANATION. i was about to say this

[@CreepyKiller0202]

The minerals that cause them to float also have the property of rapid moisture condensation. This moisture works through the other minerals via capillary action, and pools in concave areas. The floating rocks aren't gyroscopes though, and while they have strong inertia, eventually they do tip over enough to spill these collected pools. Eventually, the waterfalls stop when the pools run out of water, but will repool elsewhere on the rock in a surprisingly small amount of time, and then you get a new waterfall.

[@turdboi420-69]

I've been using sarcasm so often that whenever people use the word "totally", even for legitimate reason, it just sounds sarcastic as hell😂😂

[@Blakxelwant]

7:40 Im pretty sure its condensation from the clouds cause those islands seems kinda cold hope you'll like it :D

[@somanathdash3153]

Magnificent man , you put so many hours to make such wonderful videos

[@LeckerLeberwurst]

this video is a true masterpiece, thank you for uploading such high quality stuff!

[@LordOmnipraetor]

Even though I really don't like Avater, this video is super inspiring for me to get back to Minecraft. I put my builds on hiatus due to burnout, and I want to learn WorldEdit so I can make better build blueprints for my SMP server. Thank you for your relentless enthusiasm and drive, it's contagious

[@Neverfearthefraction]

I think if it rained enough, there would be enough water. Plants can store water in their roots and moister usually wants to group together and the best place to group together is an open area, which may cause the water falls on the islands

[@olive3365]

so i think the waterfall works the exact same way normal waterfalls do in the way that water gets up there, water vapor turns into precipitate all the way up there and then it flows through the easiest path which ends up falling over the side, but i have absolutely no idea how it falls off of the floating mountains. i think the mountains are made up of floating rocks and all the foliage and water just exists on the floating rocks i hope i explained this okay ish? also this video is insane, tons of work with insane payoff, amazing work