IMO BEST SCENE OF AVATAR Of All Time

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[@OttomaniaGaming]

I did my best to reply everyone, Sorry if missing yours. So, What’s your favorite scene? Please don't forget to SUBSCRIBE Love Y'all!❤

[@SmoovyNovaFan]

this scene hit me in the feels the most this season, even in the cartoon, Zuko scenes were the most emotional for me, like in Zuko Alone in Book 2

[@twilightnite13]

You got the first one no problem. Other favorite was when Zuko and Aang worked together to escape Zhao's fort.

[@ashlynwolff]

All scenes with Zuko and Iroh

[@Fanofmusic106]

Irohs sons funeral with zuko comforting him was so God damn touching. I love how more in depth they're really making the relationship of those two!

[@talisavy1561]

This is my favorite scene. It’s the kind of change I want every adaptation/remake to make because it adds depth to characters and their relationships to each other, as well as fixing plot holes/answering a few questions.

[@zahirsookoor2673]

Admit it: you got emotional when Zuko was being saluted & honored by his crew.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Tbh, A tear of drop fell from my eye :)

[@jericvalencia8976]

he finally got his honor 🥹

[@gecko874]

I did not share that feeling, I felt underwhelmed

[@TayoEXE]

​@@gecko874Wow, what a rebel

[@slappyjo1046]

@@gecko874you’re so different wow 😑

[@edo.creative]

Definitely the best change in the live action.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Totally agree

[@stoodmuffinpersonal3144]

Not every change was good. Some changes were WAY better. And this one is up there.

[@stoodmuffinpersonal3144]

I hope we get another season just to have this Iroh sing "lives on the vine," like Mako once did, all those years ago

[@stoodmuffinpersonal3144]

Daniel Dae Kim makes a super hot Ozai, too. Evil. A Douche. But SO hot. 😂

[@xanderm6090]

Really both versions were cool for the OG was that Zuko's men were simply retirees from Iroh's army marching upon the capital and no longer in their prime.

[@Alexandros.Mograine]

He sacrificed his future for people he didnt even know. Thats honour...

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Definitely!

[@axelnilsson5124]

Destiny will find a way

[@kakihustle55]

Honourrrrrrr

[@Khhaos]

Ozai can go fall to zuko’s feet in shame

[@FlareZodin6774]

All hail Fire Lord Zuko!

[@JAXXNCREATED]

"He'll recover" "But he'll never heal" Love this whole segment, so glad they gave more depth to zuko's story early on.

[@difaabdulrafi1303]

so good.

[@joseabreu-nn5cu]

This is just a taste. Michael & Brian r COOKING up a new show. Wait for the real meal❗️❗️❗️

[@joseabreu-nn5cu]

Also in season 1 ur supposed to dislike Zuko. The live action took away that element. A snooty nosed hard-headed kid that becomes a humble leader. I guess WE WONT C THAT on live action

[@joseabreu-nn5cu]

7/10 cause it felt rushed

[@ronnies732]

​@@joseabreu-nn5cuwe don't know how his character development will be affecting and happening in season 2 when they are living with Iroh in Ba Sing se So pretty early to predict

[@Twilitparadox]

Imagine what Zuko's men must have felt once they realized what he had sacrificed for them. They were all men that he didn't even know, men who, by social hierarchy, were technically beneath him as a prince. But he still spoke up and defended their lives. I would follow such a man to the depths of hell and back.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

💯

[@teenietinytony]

and the fact that he isn't even a man. he's a boy. and he was even younger when he sacrificed his future for these men.

[@AngelGarcia-wi3rn]

Zuko stood up for the weak and he defended them as a leader should. And when the crew found out what the prince gave up to protect them, they realized they the prince really did protect them and made up their mind to be loyal to him and only him!! So beautiful, just beautiful!!!! This show maaaaan!!!! 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

[@HeatRaver]

ikr? It's a lot more personal than just saving a crewman after a random lightning strike.

[@lukeellis758]

Bringing a true meaning to when he said "our Prince has returned" and not "the prince"

[@twilightnite13]

@@HeatRaver Don't be too quick to judge an action like saving a crewman from a lightning storm. But I have to ask why not both the lightning storm and then this hidden secret?

[@HeatRaver]

@@twilightnite13 Because it'd be redundant, and pales next to the fact Zuko was disfigured and banished because he already saved all their lives. And no one's judging the *action* of saving the crewman, just the randomness of the crewman being in peril conveniently when Zuko needs to prove something to his crew.

[@cutecats532]

I wonder if they'll let him go back to the crew next season or if they really will be on their own in the earth kingdom.

[@markarmage3776]

People should also see that Iroh was also a general, and Iroh was in that war meeting. Iroh had no problem, or at least he wasn't bothered enough to speak out against sacrificing the 41st Division. Both in the animated series and in the live-action version. This really showcases how Zuko's level of compassion and therefore his potential for great leadership even surpassed Iroh.

[@darriongeorge5137]

To me, I believe it's because he couldn't do anything about it

[@championred3619]

I feel like Iroh would have handled it more smartly than arguing morality. Perhaps argue instead that an entire division is too large a sacrifice, or that word getting out of new recruits being sacrificed in cold blood would put off potential new recruits and make recruitment significantly more difficult.

[@markarmage3776]

@@championred3619 That just makes no sense because Iroh have sacrificed troops before. That's a major part of warfare. And recruitment to military in ancient times ain't a choice, those people are usually poor and they have no other notable skill. Iroh, like Ozai is a part of the Fire Nation Military Establishment, it's made pretty clear through the interaction with the Earth Kingdom soldier that he is also a "butcher".

[@wylerXL]

Iroh failed seige of ba sing sei had sacrificed alot of people. so he knew the cost of war.

[@DarthVinatiss]

In the animated series Iroh does say that Zkho was right to speak against sacrificing those men, but he says he should have done it differently and that he disrespected the general and the fire lord

[@subscorpion9560]

I’m glad they gave the division Zuko spoke up for a bigger role as his crew as Ozai’s punishment. They’re alive because of Zuko’s defiance to them being used at bait

[@divad7137]

Honestly that is a fucking amazing change that I love they took. So crazy

[@Setton_Exile]

I’m Happy about this Change aswell 41st Division “The Exiled”

[@shawnmasakeyash9137]

@@Setton_Exile I know can you imagine if instead of the 41st Division they were called the 33rd Battalion. they would have considered themselves DAMNED, following Zuko in his exile as a result for saving them from their doomed fate.

[@Setton_Exile]

@@shawnmasakeyash9137 “the Damned 33rd” ok Someone played Spec Ops:The Line

[@prestonlintzenich1923]

This scene and the scene of the medal zuko gave Iroh from his son were the two scenes that I actually appreciated were added. Felt like the directors/writers actually gave some thought to these additions especially after so many scenes that missed their mark compared to the OG. Well done 😊

[@palmtv3538]

only problem with the medal scene is the setting, sure they added one small detail that definitely improved, but they also destroyed the entire funeral of irohs son, because we don't know who Iroh is, we only know he is uncle to zuko and brother to the fire lord, that's like it.

[@prestonlintzenich1923]

@@palmtv3538 I agree with that. Though, Even though we normally wouldn’t learn this till season 2, my opinion is that givin how many scenes they butchered due to the chronologically out of order and minor changes within them, as far as that goes I really appreciated them showing a more caring side of zuko like they did with the scene in this video.

[@martiawesome]

Funny enough episode 1 and 6 were written by the original creators..

[@Black-ICE92]

@@palmtv3538problem is they took parts of season 2 & put them in season one making story telling errors.

[@palmtv3538]

@@Black-ICE92 exactly, and this is completly my opinion, that scene only worked because the animated series already told me how Iroh was and how irohs son died. Like I'm not sad because the live action had painted a picture, but because it just hoped we had the picture already

[@geezlouise420]

imagine the pain Zuko was feeling crying through those burned eyelids

[@I-speak-U-shut-it]

No wonder he's pissed 😢

[@awe_sam]

the painful realization on that?? i believe Zuko cried a few times in the animated... and no tears came out from his burned eye.

[@KingShibe]

Tear duct was probably burned off

[@geezlouise420]

@@KingShibe also thought of that now that someone said Zuko was not tearing up on his burned side

[@amiroquet7476]

​@@awe_samit was only minimal tears and in all likely hood it was probably painful and stung because his actually eye was burned too

[@felandrewarsenal2704]

His crew misunderstood him so much that Zuko was bad-mouthed by his crew saying that he is bratty and spoiled. The only way he was respected by his crew in the cartoons was during the episode; the storm when he saved a crewmate from being flung overboard when their ship was ravaged by the storm. that scene was heartwarming even though Zuko had a rough past, there is still good left in him. This change is infinitely better than the cartoon version and I am digging it.

[@TayoEXE]

What I like is that the cartoon helped them sympathize for Zuko and make sense out of his anger and harshness toward them. What is beautiful in this version is not just understanding of him but what he did for them. They're the same as him. Seen as nothing but a tool that can be cast away at any moment by the Fire Lord if he thinks you're too weak. It was newfound respect and not just pity. Zuko's characteristics are shown early on here. He knows what it's like to try and live up to big expectations but "everything just blows up in his face."

[@akaneriyun4774]

Personally, I prefer the original nonetheless. There, he EARNS the respect of total strangers. Here, he gets due respect. There is a fine line there.

[@mastere6115]

​@@akaneriyun4774but he did earn their respect, in a much more dangerous and more affecting way than saving someone in a storm. He gained grevious bodily injuries, gave up his life as a Prince and was put into exile on an almost impossible mission, all so that he could save their lives. Yes, him saving someone's life in a storm is respectable and definitely would be a great method, but I don't see how it can be seen as him earning more respect through that, compared to the respect he earned through his actions in saving the 41st. It may be belated respect, but as soon as they understood, it was given.

[@Vekcrazah]

​@@akaneriyun4774 It also adds value to the scar more than it already did. The scar once held a more personal value and reminder to Zuko during the animated series. But here, it's a constant reminder not just for him but for those who he sacrificed the mark for. May it be the 41st division, or the very compassion he had that allowed him to still have a heart to those who needed it.

[@ff3player]

It was at this moment when Zuko truly earned the loyally of The 41st Division even if he didn't know it

[@artcorbeau]

what's good also is that he actually didn't earn it by his actions "after" they showed disloyalty, but in fact he made his sacrifice prior to their disloyalty, and the crew is actually the ones who realized they should have been loyal to him all along. This was clearly masterful storytelling.

[@a.rtomboy6202]

Zhao wouldn’t care about his own men, he would sacrifice them in a heartbeat.

[@xDDiscoDx]

Nah he orders retreat on kyoshi​@@a.rtomboy6202

[@rudrodeepchatterjee]

If there was one thing that the Live Action adaptation nailed in terns of quality, it was anything and everything regarding the Fire Nation, more specifically the Royal Family and stuff surrounding them. The 41st division, Zuko and Iroh's relationship, their individual backstories as far as Book 1 explored. I love this episode.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

I do agree! Movie name could be Avatar: Fire Nation :)

[@artcorbeau]

Azula was done bad

[@darkenergy9760]

​@@artcorbeau She was changed. That does not mean she was "done bad." We haven't seen enough of her yet to be able to make a decision on whether she was changed for the worst.

[@Alex_GLIGL]

@@darkenergy9760 true, but we have "red lines", azule did not seize the castle by wit and cunning, but did so as a military commander.

[@darkenergy9760]

@Alex_GLIGL Can't she be a military commander and have wit and cunningness? It should be seen as impressive that she achieved becoming a military commander at such a young age as well

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Another Epic Conversation: - He’s hurt - He’ll recover - But He’ll never heal

[@difaabdulrafi1303]

fuck me man, this whole scene is great.

[@ashiraecho2039]

Honestly this and the extended talk between aang and zuko after the blue spirit were really cool. Definitely something remakes should do more of.

[@MADLADCOMICS]

This adaptation gets a solid 7 out of 10 for me. This scene and the scene with Lu Ten's funeral were perfect additions to the story. Seeing the traits of Zuko's true nature as a leader and caretaker which he tries to suppress because his father made him think those traits make him weak GOD ITS SUCH GOOD STORYTELLING!

[@BoiOfTheSouth]

They'll do a lot better next season. I'm certain of it. Besides, S2 and S3 are far better than S1 in the og cartoon. I also give it a 7.

[@m.t.4018]

​@@BoiOfTheSouthSame, a 7 for me. It was really good, but there was a lot of criticism from the super fans. I think they'll be able to improve further in the next seasons from all those criticisms anyway.

[@AngelA-mk5ty]

Really Really want it to be renewed despite its flaws its a really promising series

[@Fishj659]

I rate it a 6.5 The cgi and the actors rlly carried it. Especially sokka and zuko. Hopefully it can get better next season

[@justafan6535]

well we are getting 2 and 3 so we will see more storytelling.

[@LopezCreations]

I want this crew to keep showing up and helping Zuko. They made me care about these characters

[@axelnilsson5124]

It’s hard picturing how season 3 would play out with them with Zuko like would he meet with Jee to make him realize the error of the fire nation and have the 41st join Team Avatar?

[@LopezCreations]

@axelnilsson5124 maybe that's how he leaves the Fire Nation in season 3 and how him and Sokka get to the Boiling Rock. It'll be a cool change in my opinion. I feel like the 41st would gladly follow Zuko, considering they were almost sent to die

[@cutecats532]

I call the lead general "Better sideburns" cuz they were better than Zhao's. 😂

[@cutecats532]

​@@LopezCreationsooo what if general Jee gets sent to work at the boiling rock and helps them that way?

[@siphonophores]

In the original, the crew got to know what Zuko really is after Iroh told them about Zuko being banished due to him caring for the lives of the soldier's that they're about to send as fodders in the war. He was sent to a mission that is deemed impossible to accomplish since the Avatar was believed to be dead until Aang showed up. The crew understood his hardship and came to respect it. I liked the addition here that his crew were the soldiers that Zuko tried to save from being sent to their death.

[@axelnilsson5124]

It makes his crew more interesting as characters as they weren’t given any character and later joined Zhaos siege and then were never seen or mentioned again

[@megan.mckenna]

I legitimately started like screaming when Ozai said he should take the 41st as his crew. I get why show purists may not like this version, but looking at it as its own thing, I actually think it’s pretty good! And this was DEFINITELY the best change they made. Seriously the amount of accuracy that went into the cgi of the settings and stuff and the costumes. I don’t think an adaptation could honestly get much better than this.

[@JimmySteller]

The adaptation is mixed-to-good in my opinion. It occasionally makes a change or an expansion which I wish had been done in the first place. This scene and Lu Ten's funeral are both at the top of my list.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820]

Overall I don’t like a lot of the changes made so far, but this scene definitely should have been in the original, along with the Lu-Ten scene.

[@bigo8765]

Agreed they did a hell of a job making this show

[@Ghidorah382]

The 41st division will be loyal to zuko to the very end

[@difaabdulrafi1303]

This scene, the live action team cooked with this scene, loving the expanded dynamic between zuko iroh and ozai, can’t wait for season 2.

[@notBK]

This scene and "Everything I need is on this ship." are my favorite scenes.

[@kledmohd4230]

I also liked the scene where he stopped him from gossiping about Zhao since it was against moral conduct. A first time viewer of Avatar would understand that he has qualities of a great leader from such scenes.

[@marsspacex6065]

Also iroh son funeral 😢

[@gtaipan7422]

The 41st Division is alive because of him. Of all the sacrifices he had made was only to store the true hidden honour the Fire Nation ever need.

[@whatalifearewelivingin]

It was a great scene indeed. Zuko’s story ❤

[@ndwstark9918]

Zuko points out something important here. "Weak can become stronger". He was right. Strong people always think they are the strongest. They think no one can be the boss when they are around. But when the day the most weak turn in to the strongest, believe me, no one can stand up with them. ❤ that is Zuko in the end.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@YankeesFan0620]

Top 13 things that the Netflix Adaptation of Avatar TLA did right: 13) Casting Daniel Dae Kim as Fire Lord Ozai 12) The scene in the spirit world between Katara and her mother 11) Caring about the source material (SCREW YOU M. NIGHT SHYMALAN!!) 10) Establishing Azula as a main character and force in season 1 instead of 2. 9) Ian Ousley's performance as Sokka 8) The scene in the spirit world between Aang and Monk Gyatso (In fact, ALL scenes involving Monk Gyatso) 7) The fight scene between Master Pakku and Katara 6) LIKE THE SHOW striking a balance between the goofy humor and the gut wrenching serious moments 5) The flashbacks in the episode 'MASKS' and the backstory of the 41st Division. 4) Dallas Liu's performance as Prince Zuko 3) Gordon Cormier's performance as Aang (He's just a kid, has to be great at Martial Arts, needs to show a wide range of emotions, maintain Aang's playful energy and charisma from the OG show, AND carry the show as its titular character) 2) THE BENDING!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1) Lu-Ten's funeral scene

[@xSharpW]

I agree with everything besides the Pakku and Katara fight, unless you are excluding the way it ended. The fight itself felt right out of the OG show even including that cool scene where Katara throws the ice disk and Pakku sees his reflection and then looks back at her surprised. I just didn't like how it ended with Pakku still not acknowledging her, and ignoring Gran-grans necklace. Everything else I agree though, I'm really loving the Zuko side of things and the 41st division explanation thing was very cool as I didn't realize that was the case in the original show.

[@Joshuawatchman]

Aangs performance was emotionless and stale, definitely not portrayed correctly

[@ChristinaStarlight]

The casting of Bumi was really good as well

[@lachieking9669]

Sokka needs to laugh at his own jokes though . in the cartoon hes his own favourite Audience member lol

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

Smaller thing, but I greatly enjoyed the Mechanist addressing Sokka's gift for engineering and drawing attention to the fact that he had to put that passion aside to do what pleased his father. One thing the show has really been nailing is every character's struggle between "who you are" and "who you are trying to be". Sokka is an engineer trying to be a warrior & a leader Zuko is an honorable person trying to be the Fire Nation prince his father wants Aang is a playful kid trying to be the one who can restore balance to the entire world

[@djeverest4078]

This also expands Zukos reasons for catching Aang, its not just him that is banished from the fire nation, his crew is exiled along with him. But if he and his crew the 41st division were to capture the Avatar, not only would his honor be restored, but his crew would also be hailed as heroes of the fire nation, proving to the fire nation that they are strong and loyal.

[@Ghidorah382]

Are the 41st division gonna stay loyal to Zuko

[@cutecats532]

​@@Ghidorah382 in the original they left with Zhao but wished him the best, and said they wished him safe travels and Zuko refered to them as traitors. In this version they still go with Zhao but later Iroh hinted that they could probably find their crew after the battle, but we don't know if they really go find them. With this change it makes their connection more personal to be sure.

[@diegograjeda7611]

People... Let's not be so harsh on the live action series, it is actually very damn good. Appreciate it, care for it, as otherwise we are fomenting the creation of least invested and inspired projects in search of money (just look at Madame Web or Megamind 2)

[@OttomaniaGaming]

%100 my friend

[@kaveenasingsandcosplays3441]

Ty! It's a really good adaptation!

[@ELOMARI619]

No one saw Prince Zuko during that walk between his soldiers, that was Fire Lord Zuko!🔥

[@axelnilsson5124]

Hopefully the finale will parallel that moment during the coronation

[@colleens1107]

I have to say I’m glad they did all these flashbacks and insights into Zuko’s character in season 1. Seeing how much he cared and how much he suffered for caring about the lives of simple soldiers makes me eager to see Zuko become part of the Gaang. And gods Iroh is just PERFECT in this. Cartoon or live action, I want him as an uncle

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@MissLatteholic]

Love this whole scene, but I kinda wish Iroh hadn't said that line "And you're all alive because of my nephew's sacrifice". I thought the realization and the emotion would have hit louder with silence and probably just a nod from Iroh and Lt Jee's face showing that he finally got it.

[@reinxraidenchannel9807]

I like it

[@DressedRunner]

Absolutely. Less is more.

[@ghostderazgriz]

Even better, maybe not have the Lieutenant of the frickin ship be like "wait... The 41st? But... WE are the 41st!?" Like dude can't piece two and two together unless it's verbally said out loud. The writers treating their audience as real idiots given Ozai literally just said 10 seconds earlier that the 41st is Zuko's crew and thought we had the attention span of a pigeon on tiktok.

[@itsmeike]

​@@DressedRunner Yeah, unfortunately the concept of "less is more" seems to have been lost on Hollywooda long time ago. I've given up on expecting subtlety from cinema

[@derg6222]

of course he has to say it, the whole show appears to be made for complete idiots and every single emotion has to be fully verbalized, so even the dumbest of the dumb unterstand what's going on. haven't watched any other Netflix show in ages, I'm wondering if it's always this stupid.

[@forfuchsake2254]

I really love the exchange Ozai and Iroh had. Iroh: He's hurt. Ozai: He'll recover. Iroh: But he will never heal.

[@SamaritanPrime]

I’m just happy that there’s now a scene with those two interacting. The original didn’t have that.

[@forfuchsake2254]

@@SamaritanPrime Yeah me too. Kinda weird that they never got a scene together in og.

[@crabulous113]

The changes they made to Zuko’s story were my fav part of this whole season. I’m so excited to see what else they have in store, his scenes were by far the most emotionally-impactful, especially whenever they had interactions between him and Iroh.

[@BryantMartinez94]

I literally cried at this scene , it was amazing and added more to zukos character, I have issues with many changes from the live action but this was gold

[@VELORAEDITS]

the most emotional scene in the series. I actually teared during this, even though i already knew the story. And people have the audacity to say the series wasn't good.

[@timothyha2854]

Fire nation scenes were amazing.

[@jackt48h]

I think this was a really good scene if not the best, that being said there was a lot of scenes that they made worse compared to the cartoon. A good example of this would be the first episode, it wasn't even close to being as emotional as the cartoon. the way they showed it in the cartoon was so much better which really shows off the bad writing in the show, everything else was fine and I wouldn't say the show was bad but it also wasn't great, just good. I never wanted a 1 of 1 but don't change things that work so well, that's just my opinion

[@timothyha2854]

@@jackt48h episode 1 was definitely the worst of the series. All the monloging and lack of real conversation. But the cartoon show is unwatchable, I tried. Live action was just better in every way 😂

[@jackt48h]

@@timothyha2854 I really can't understand why you would say it's unwatchable, I think it is so much better in everyway but that's just my opinion

[@The-Black-Death]

@@jackt48h He has to be trolling or clearly doesn't know what he's talking about, since the original show is what made the series.

[@SomeRandomDude.....]

The zuko and uncle iroh flashbacks were peak 🔥🔥🔥

[@impsimp]

They need to canonize this in the animation as well. Have somewhere where his crew is from the 41st division.

[@artcorbeau]

unfortunately, in the animation, the crew is iroh's old subordinates.

[@jorihaar]

I love Iroh, he captures exactly the animated series, th way he said "... missed you at music night.." it's exactly what the animated version would say too.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

same

[@theimmitigableone8056]

I love when creatives use the source material to dive deeper into characters by creating new scenes instead of being exact carbon copies of the original.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@danielhaire6677]

"The 41st? We're the 41st." The look on the Lieutenant's face when he realizes that he and his men are alive only because of the Prince. In that moment, he understood the loyalty of his Prince. In that moment, Zuko gained his men's true loyalty. Ozai or Azua would command men to storm hell with them, and those men would obey out of fear until they could find a way to escape successfully. Zuko's men would gladly stay with him through all the fires and damnations.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Exactly!

[@iangang9535]

I love this. You can really feel how much of a better father Iroh is than the other one.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

[@artcorbeau]

what i like about this ozai's version also is compared to the animated show, ozai clearly cares about zuko, he wants him to be strong, he's showing (extreme) tough love.

[@horsethehorse3969]

Truely asian

[@remz100]

in his strange way, he wants to educate Zuko, even though he has already chosen Azula as next Fire Lady, he wants to end with his son's "weakness".

[@xvs8675]

Makes no sense showing Ozai have an ounce of love for Zuko, he was literally willing to kill his own son before his mother stepped in. Some people are fucked up parents, and you still love them and that’s real.

[@artcorbeau]

@5 this is not the same ozai as the cartoon. ozai cartoon was cartoonishly evil. This ozai adds more nuance.

[@Zeknif1]

It’s hard to say with this Ozai… it feels like he wants to Zuko to become strong more so that he could use the comparisons to hammer the last perceived flaws residing within Azula out.

[@frozendcbarnes8068]

I was nearly crying at at scene❤ the respect the crew finally Zuko give he deserves after that what he have done to them. And his face was emotional. My favourite scene of season 1

[@icetrae8586]

All of episode 6 was an absolute masterpiece. This scene was the cherry on top.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Yeah

[@trailgrazer2241]

I hear so many people complaining about what they did wrong in the live-action reboot, but while I can see they did some things better in the original, this is one of the many other changes they made that was definitely done right.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Yeah!!

[@scruffd0g193]

Definitely shows you how great of a person Zuko is on the inside.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

💯

[@Killerwale-hk4wy]

Although it doesn't add much and the original is imo still way better. I really apreciate scenes like this. The live action is good. The original is just amazing. What I also love about the live action is that it helps to collectively help us forget that 'other' live action.

[@Wolf-xy7xp]

I agree. Scenes like these are why I hope the this series gets a second season. The series is flawed, but I think it can improve if given the chance. If the series keeps making scenes like this that builds on what the original series already gave us it can match up.

[@Shadow_Hunter_X]

This scene was better in my opinion, its a greatly added detail

[@greatsageequaltoheaven8115]

Dude stop crying it not being like the orginal, watch the animated show instead of whining all the time lol.😂

[@rudrodeepchatterjee]

I like the different takes they went for in this adaptation. Proceeding the story a bit differently is a welcome attempt. Yeah, they scuffed some really big stuff up in terms of early introduction and utilizing some characters, but when it lands, it lands big. I am hopeful for the future seasons if the writers take the criticisms and work on it. This is still redeemable to some degree. Let's not forget that Book 2 is ALSO where the animated series elevated from "good' to " Absolutely amazing! " As long as the writers don't mess it up and improve, this can still be good.

[@turnerburner922]

@@greatsageequaltoheaven8115yeah that’s starting to drive me nuts as well

[@adarshsaseendran2199]

I think this show is actually making Zuko a protagonist as much as Aang. In the cartoon Zuko was more of a secret protagonist while Aang was the main one.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@Jhowy-wu3mr]

With complete honesty I feel this series improves Zuko’s character. Because it his emotional side and inner turmoil which is basically all the original series focused on early in the show. But this series is great because from season 1 it establishes his future as a leader. It shows his compassion and wisdom. And how qualities like that will make him a better leader than Ozai ever was. Refusing to sit by while the 41st was sacrificed, choosing to save Iroh over capture Aang, being the only one to truly comfort Iroh at the funera and giving him company during his grieving. Even his search for the avatar. Aang acknowledges how impressive his notebook is. Ozai really sent him on this expedition because he most likely didn’t believe the avatar was really out there but Zuko took the mission seriously. Others would have accepted the exile in shame and just reserved themselves to wander the world for the rest of their life maybe hoping to find a new home. But from the start Zuko took the task seriously and never lost hope. Pursuing rumors of the avatar with extreme determination. That alone is a great quality in a leader. That when everything feels stacked against you that you can still believe in the impossible and pursue victory. I did enjoy the series much more than I had criticisms. Although I felt most of the characters were done very well. There were a couple characters I did think were portrayed poorly but that’s just me. But I think many would agree that Zuko was done very well and was given some of the best treatment in terms of writing for this series which I feel is important and I’m glad they nailed.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@axelnilsson5124]

Or at least in the context of the first season

[@meshach9510]

when they expand on what made the og show great, they were cooking. but when they made big changes to the og show, they kinda fumble.

[@DIDisguise77]

This scene makes you love Zuko even more.😭😭😭

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Indeed!

[@usamahussain4461]

"But sometimes the weak can become stronger. Sometimes, you just have to give them a chance". That's exactly what Zuko's journey is to becoming a firelord. Always a second fiddle to his sister, but he perseveres. Awesome!

[@OttomaniaGaming]

AGREE!

[@dragonninjaghostgirl7981]

Zhao doesn’t deserve the 41st division respect and loyalty. Zuko does.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

[@axelnilsson5124]

Respect is something you have to earn

[@MAAYUMAN]

After I watched this scene, I fully understood why Zuko hunt the avatar so bad it's because he wasn't just doing it for his father's acceptance but also for the sake of his crew's honor. This scene truly gives deeper meaning behind Zuko's intention.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

💯

[@hessiankyojin]

If the 41st Division is alive with Zuko, then that means Ozai took his son's advice to heart and changed it. It's just that how Zuko voiced his opinion after the meeting ended is what made him feel disrespected. Great depth for both sides.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@tysonlittlefield3200]

This really was a great addition made in the live action.

[@kvng.t]

Ngl I got emotional when zuko men honored his return to the ship.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

💯

[@natalya402]

"The 41st?" *gears turn slowly, realizes* "We're the 41st!" 😃

[@JIn-xv5ft]

😂😂

[@wylerXL]

dont forget Azula's back story. it add depth to her character not just being a "favorite" child. back then i wonder why Azula gets better treatment from their father considering she's a girl (orient prefer male as successor). but the show foretell us she "earn" it.

[@PuccaLover15]

I think she got better treatment because she started fire bending at an early age. This excited Ozai and proclaimed her a prodigy. She became stronger, smarter, and more ruthless under her father’s teachings.

[@Tammy166]

Parents in all societies tend to favor the children that are the most like them, and tend to feel repulsed by the ones least similar to them (even if the parents themselves don’t realize that they hate these “different” children). Since Azule is more like Ozai than his son is, he’s naturally going to be more invested in her.

[@gheaazz]

Damn, I cried watching this episode.. One of the best changes in this adaptation for real..

[@exodustimes4266]

Which episode

[@gheaazz]

@@exodustimes4266 6

[@gheaazz]

@@exodustimes4266 eps 6

[@elmati9315]

dude when Leaves from the Vine strated playing as the flashback of zuko giving Iroh the son's medallion made me actually cry man it's been so long since i've heard that song damn it

[@OttomaniaGaming]

💯

[@hikennoace343]

I love how Lt Jee is an actual character in the live action unlike his cartoon counterpart who almost seems nameless

[@OttomaniaGaming]

[@axelnilsson5124]

He was nameless in the original

[@KSwizzleDrizzle]

This was good but I think the criticism around scripts is valid. Some things aren’t needed to be spoken out and should just be implied. Like there wasn’t any need for the soldier to say “41st..but were the 41st”. Instead of that, perhaps seeing the change in expression from the soldier could’ve been more impactful.

[@stressedumbra4944]

Sadly the new generation have problem of attention so hollywood live in a bubble where they think young ones are way too stupid and they need to make these terrible little dialogues to make the obvious even more obvious

[@maxbardus3019]

Yesssss!

[@OttomaniaGaming]

💯

[@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820]

That was so unnecessary. The scene would’ve been even better if they just let that realization sink in.

[@teenietinytony]

honestly i loved half of the episode. from the moment aang realised just how hurt zuko was, to this beautiful scene, i LOVED it.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Glad to know :)

[@bobbobby475]

I love how Ozai gets so much more screen time. It really adds to who Iroh, Zuko, and Azula are.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@LunaInBloodlandXD]

Me, realizing the 41st Division became his crew when in the OG it was a foregone conclusion they all died as kindling: OH SHIT!!! Hell yeah!!!!!

[@OttomaniaGaming]

lol

[@seanskehan7293]

Imo, the part where Lieutenant Jee and the others shows him respect when he returns is way better than the storm episode. It proves, to me, that he now fully understands the sacrifice prince Zuko made for them. I love this change from Lieutenant Jee

[@jeepamir508]

The fact that it was not in the OG series is beyond me. This TV show is doing smth good. Zuko is by far the best part of this show. He really showed the qualities of true leader here and why people would follow him. And I really like that they're actually showing the Fire nation soldiers and people showing their appreciation for Zuko and their love and respect for him.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

agree!

[@CarlYoungII]

I think this was covered in the animated series but it was quick and not fleshed out well. This series did an excellent job fleshing out the details following Zuko's banishment. Uncle Iroh looking on as the crew honored and saluted The Fire Nation Prince had me bawling so hard. I did not expect to be crying while watching but wow it was such an emotional scene to experience. Zuko never once told the Lieutenant why they were the crew on his ship each time they got into an argument. Zuko felt he wasn't worthy enough to boast about their lives being spared on the count of him speaking out in their defense. Zuko is now in the Top 3 of my favorite characters of all time from the Avatar Franchise. Uncle Iroh is close behind at 4. 🔥🔥🔥🔥👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

[@carolynr4084]

This scene emotionally wrecked me. By far the best change in the new show.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

[@devantaraazof4365]

I hope the 41st would still make an appearance on the second season

[@christianmbabazi9722]

A lot of people don't even mention this when they do their reviews of the show like they say the show's ass or they change a lot of aspects about it that may be the case but also the live action goes more into death on certain parts that the animated version just brushes over so I do appreciate the live action for doing this

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@jamesarockiaraj6390]

The og avatar was the best. But other than iroh and zuko most of fire nation soldiers seemed one dimensional with little interesting traits. In live action everyone is fleshed out which makes live action a worthy watch. Remember that live action can never match the funny and goofiness of the og but in other aspects it may outshine the og. If done right. I like the fact that ozai isnt a total psychopath that cares little for his kids. He actually does care. In his own twisted harsh version. In the og its mever implied to this level. So the live action giving the fire nation specially the 41st and ozai and azula ( total psycho at start itself. But in live action shes willing to prove shes the heir and in the agni kai she wasnt relishing the moment but she was A tiny bit sad but stood strong cause she cant show weakness ) are fleshed out really well. Im sure the other books will be awesome provided the continue on this route.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

💯

[@eshswam]

This proved one thing...Zuko was never angry at anybody...he was angry at himself, but didn't know whether he made the right decision or not..conflicted by who he was, when it came to caring, passion, a righteous path. Episode 6 proved he was someone who understood everything.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

good point!

[@oeliannaarlert941]

I'm a big fan of Zuko and honestly, this scene is heartwarming. Zuko must be so proud.❤️

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Agree!!

[@calihorton2487]

Zuko knew what they were doing but see he didn’t expect to be respected because he was made to feel shame for having compassion. This is true respect

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@skateforleisure]

Don’t understand how ppl can hate on this. It’s filled so many gaps and added so much depth that’s wasn’t even needed.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

💯 agree

[@codyerickson3550]

The whole subplot about the 41st Division was such a welcome addition to the story for me, coming from a long-time ATLA fan.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@mechamogaka6964]

“He’ll recover” Ozai “But he”ll never heal 😢😢😭” Iroh. Iroh is Zuko’s true father, one that OZAI we’ll never ever be in a thousand years! 💯💯

[@OttomaniaGaming]

I agree!

[@SkunkFarmer420]

Zuko’s actor was the only person that got an A+ from me you can tell he really watched and analyzed the show and Zuko’s character. Ozai’s actor impressed me too, Netflix did a huge disservice to Iroh’s character imo

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@ndwstark9918]

The truth is Zuko is the strongest kindest and bravest person. He only has misleading. But after he came to the right path. Not even Ang can be like him. ❤

[@dragonninjaghostgirl7981]

I wouldn’t say Zuko too kind. But he had common sense and was not pure evil.

[@drewcounts4238]

Way way way way better than the 2010 last Airbender

[@OttomaniaGaming]

💯

[@TruthSeeker623]

This scene exemplifies the difference between allegiance, and respect.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

exactly

[@mr.s2005]

While the live action wasnt as good as the original overall, it was a better attempt then most ive seen when it comes to remakes. But this scene was the best of the whole series. Showing what happened to the unit that would have been sacrificed, and showing them become truly loyal to zuko what they found out his burning was for them. It was a better explanation of why the crew was chosen than in the cartoon...though sad that new loyalty made it easy for zhao to manipulate the lieutenant later on instead of something positive.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@talisavy1561]

I loved this scene. It added depth. When I first saw this scene, I was like, “Oh, that’s why they’re with him. It makes so much sense now.”

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Exactly!!

[@talisavy1561]

@@OttomaniaGaming Yeah, in the original cartoon, we don’t know why Lieutenant Jee and company were traveling with Zuko and Iroh, nor do we know what happened to the 41st Division after Zuko was banished. This scene provides answers to both questions, in a manner that respects the cartoon, while deepening the bond between Zuko and his crew, as well as adding weight to Iroh’s words that Zuko understands pain, loss, and sacrifice, as he (Zuko) has already done so for the crew, three years ago. And Zuko never even brought it up, not even once.

[@artesque]

Every episode had me in tears.

[@VolcyThoughts]

This expanding of the story is what I really liked about this new version

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Agree

[@Gaia_Seraphina]

I didn't care much for Zuko's crew in the cartoon. But this has made me care for them a lot. Well done! ( to whoever wrote this plot twist )

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@gagemattingly6706]

That’s a fire lord right there, all the heat and rage of fire but a mind that holds it in check

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Hmm interesting perspective

[@JimmySteller]

I always thought Zuko had one of the best character arcs I'd yet seen in film and television. And then this reimagining managed to add elements which made his arc even stronger and even more emotional than it already was. Say what you want about the live action series, but good lord did they knock it out of the park with Zuko and Iroh.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Yeah I agree!

[@adriannguyen3257]

The emotional scene that I liked watching. The 41st division is zuko home and ally

[@OttomaniaGaming]

Same !

[@BurningBushProductions]

All of the additions to Zuko, Iroh, and Ozai I though were great. Genuinely added to the characters and took nothing away from the original material.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@lostinthestorywithjeremymi9385]

This was honestly my favorite part of this season and new show.

[@jeepamir508]

I like Iroh and Ozai interactions. Shows you the duality between brothers and their true feelings towards their family

[@OttomaniaGaming]

[@JETBLASTIX]

I like that the show adds more to overlooked parts of the original show

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@flochforster6892]

This scene was just phenomenal. Great change from the original. Gives Zuko so much more depth.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

+1

[@thepowerofsand6180]

Second half of the season was really good. Hope season 2 gets more than 8 episodes. Let them cook

[@ChiTownOriginator]

I heard they made this change and boy does it hit the feels on the head

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

"They must have missed you at music night". You gotta love Uncle.

[@OttomaniaGaming]

[@nicholasmcintyre6862]

fucks me up how they can have these beautiful emotional scenes and then miss the mark on everything else

[@OttomaniaGaming]

lmao