My wife and I watch Avatar: The Last Airbender for the FIRST time || Book 1 Episodes 6-10

[@OhnnyTsunami]

You guys are asking the right questions! Season 1 builds up a lot of the world. Season 2&3 will push the entire story and develop all the characters beautifully

[@headhunter179]

Couldn't have said it better

[@BonzoDrummer]

Will never understand--to any extent--the constant derrogation of season one, or of episodic or "childish" shows in general. Perhaps its because I was an adult when Last Airbender premiered and so had been raised in an environment when there was no such thing as non-episodic television, and everything followed the, "Arrive at new place, meet new people, solve their problem, continue on your journey," formula.

[@HuskerNinja]

@@BonzoDrummer I think for for me, it's not anything inherently wrong with Book 1, which I'd say is a solid 7 or 8 out of 10. It's moreso that the second and third seasons are so strong they tend to overshadow it a little bit. "The Storm" is right up there with the best episodes of the series, but the rest of my top 10 would be episodes from Books 2 and 3.

[@nicarmendariz9079]

@@HuskerNinja Facts book 1 isn’t bad at all, it’s just book 2 and 3 are absolutely fucking amazing. Every season gets better imo, season 3 is always the one I rewatch. It’s just such an epic ending.

[@BonzoDrummer]

Weird. It's as if persons don't enjoy meeting Suki, or Bumi, or Jeong-Jeong, or Jet.

[@TheGamefreak612]

Uncle Iroh is literally the best character in the entire series.

[@cpob2013]

Followed closely by zuko

[@KevinVandyTech]

This comment might be a spoiler

[@MMMHOTCHEEZE]

@@KevinVandyTech They already kinda picked up on it when he noticed Aang with Roku's dragon.

[@mikaelson1194]

i cant wait their reaction on iroh's story _Leaves from the vine Falling so slow Like fragile tiny shells Drifting in the foam Little soldier boy Come marching home Brave soldier boy Comes marching home Those leaves did grow From branches overgrown Drifting slowly down Resting on the loam Little soldier boy Taken from home Forced to fight a war That's not his own Leaves from the vine Falling so slow Like fragile tiny shells Drifting in the foam Little soldier boy says "Carry me home" Sleeping soldier boy Is carried home_ i cant read without makos/iroh voice.(idk if second part was in series but its sadder)

[@rahulmenon9530]

Totally agree

[@marineserre6858]

“These first 5 episodes felt very childish” - Aang in episode 3 finding out his whole nation has been wiped out in a genocide and he’s the sole survivor

[@georgekain3358]

It even shows monk Gyatso's corpse lol

[@advillan]

This

[@TechnoArpan]

It's still done in a childish way, though

[@Meowtro]

@@TechnoArpan almost like the main character is a literal child

[@youraveragepasser-by7367]

@@TechnoArpan no way, you're saying this is a kid's show?

[@shaunnoel5891]

I think Aang gets waterbending so quickly because unlike Katara he was already trained in the idea and practice of bending with his air bending abilities, even if he didn’t know how to water bend.

[@patrickmicah5913]

I agree he’s literally already mastered one element so he’s already a martial artist while katara hasn't ever had any training and in the scene when their waterbending together, you can see that aang is moving a lot more naturally, when bending compared to Katara, who is a lot more stiff

[@elizabethizaguirre4831]

I think it also has to do with compatibility, air signs are usually more compatible with Fire and Water and least compatible with earth. Which explains why he would struggle with earth later on. The same with Roku being a fire elemental struggled with water

[@PrinceIMC]

@@elizabethizaguirre4831 yes Avatars struggle with the element that is most opposite their nature and have an easier time with the others. For most avatars it is the element opposite to the one they are born into, until you get to Korra anyway.

[@emilyprice178]

@@PrinceIMC It makes sense that Aang picks up water-bending easily, because water-bending is all about flow and changing easily. Aang's an easy-going guy who can go with the flow, which suits water-bending nicely.

[@MARYWTHER]

In the lore of bending, there are a lot of similarities between waterbending and airbending, in terms of mindset and "ways of facing the bending" so yeah, it's totally understandable that Aang gets it easier on this one. That also makes the two others totally understandable too. Just like Aang got the whole meditation/spirit thing easily, because he's been taught all his life how to meditate, and even pushed it further when he got his tattoo.

[@flyerfan8]

I think one of the most interesting things about this group of episodes is that it starts with an earth nation old man betraying the gaang and ends with a fire nation old man vouching for them.

[@oduinn7948]

Don't let the past cloud your judgement of today.

[@Goomyx1492]

I appreciate that this show takes the stance early that there's good and bad everywhere, that all people are capable of good and evil.

[@Spongebrain97]

When I introduced this series to my little sister a few years ago, what stood out to me more in book 1 was how every town the gang walks into is usually ecstatic upon meeting Aang. Like FINALLY they feel some genuine hope in the world when the Fire Nation is currently colonizing their lands

[@MARYWTHER]

Book One is very childish, but it's also very important groundwork and worldbuilding, which makes it good in the run of the entire show. I just love all three books, perfectly balanced.

[@thewatcher6969]

"I dunno I could be totally wrong on him." *Everyone:* _leaves from the vine flashbacks_

[@beastmasterbg]

they fall so slow

[@brianalambert1192]

The why you have to go through these episodes to get to the juicy part is actually quite simple in this case. These episodes lay the groundwork for the characters, the world, and the magic system. Every episode establishes something important about one of these elements (with some exceptions). That's why most people will freak if you even suggest skipping episodes; because there are little things that add up later. Establishing these characters as they are, when we do get to the juicy parts, we are with them and understand what this means to them. If they had tried to set up episode 8 where the comet deadline is established in the first episode, we would just say "What are you waiting for Aang? Get to it, what are you complaining about?" Rather than fully appreciating how hard the task will be, what is at stake if they fail (the people we have met along the way), and how great of a burden this is for Aang, who yes is a superpowered being but is also just a child. It's the human factor, not to mention just establishing how this world works. And I know when I say this that everyone is waiting with baited breath for episodes 12 and 13. I stand by my step by step guide. Episode 8 is where the quest is defined Episode 12 is where most people get hooked if they were not already The season 1 finale hooks any stragglers.

[@Goomyx1492]

Yep, there's a reason that you never start a show with its best episodes. There's a reason you don't just skip to the final season of Breaking Bad. You lose all sense of progression, journey, and meaning by just skipping the building blocks.

[@DavidWallz]

stop spoiling it for them and telling them there's juicy parts and that the show is amazing. You're spoiling it for them let them form their own opinions.

[@DaveRedsky]

I dont like how they question everything here. Like they never questioned why we have to watch 20 plus movies for endgame ? Are they showcasing that level of a shill. My guy is talking about I want something more mature wearing a toy story shirt 🤦‍♂️🤡

[@DavidWallz]

@@DaveRedsky RIGHT HAHAHA Like bro just watch it then judge it 🤦🏻‍♂️😭

[@kiarya7939]

“My CABBAGES!!!!!” is one of the most iconic running jokes in a show ever. By the end, you won’t be able to walk through the produce section without it running through your head 😂

[@Woelock]

The reason Aang is so good at picking up waterbending is because he's already a master of air bending, that's what the arrow tattoos indicate.

[@oduinn7948]

And I mean he is the Avatar, if there's anyone you shouldn't be surprised if they turn out to be a savant I'd say the Avatar would be the one.

[@ruby7163]

Aang is also a prodigy at bending, it took Roku and Kyoshi years to get the hang of each of the bending types while Aang is the youngest airbending master according to ATLA.

[@OrionInSpace]

This came across my recommended because this is my favorite show of all time Glad to see more people getting into it! Have fun with this show, it’s funny and a great adventure. Even now as an young adult I can say this show still holds up as arguably the best animated show ever.🙏

[@rafaelrico]

It is my favorite show too.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Watch some more of Jen and Holden. They are amazing people and have reacted to a lot of stuff!!

[@TechnoArpan]

My 2nd dav show. It's soooo good!

[@OrionInSpace]

@Will Smith no animated not anime dude. Last Airbender is not an anime.

[@nicarmendariz9079]

@Will Smith anime and animation are two different things

[@Darth_Mornabin]

Watching Avatar: The last airbender is like watching the original trilogy of star wars for the first time. It‘s like an black box you‘re opening to find another black box within. Therefore, you always got something to explore. The exploration of the world is in the centre while following the characters and myths being discovered. Best Regards

[@MASKEDELECTRICITY]

there's a lot of similarities between the 3 books of atla and the original trilogy I've noticed

[@faureamour]

Yeah, season 2 especially has strong star wars vibes.

[@dr.j7542]

Starwars is overrated man

[@marcusanark2541]

This show has one the biggest evolutions from season 1 to season 2 ever.

[@breebree9319]

This was literally a show my son watched when he was little and then I ended up watching it. I got hooked before it was "fashionable" to love it. As it went along I realized how well made it was. It was no longer just for kids.

[@silentassason]

I love hearing stories like this because that's what happened with me and my dad. He watched a few episodes with me and fell in love with it and to this day still says it's his favorite show.

[@GenerationWest]

Best thing about all your questions, they get answered in the show either later, of the following seasons. Then in The Legend of Korra they add EVEN MORE answers upon that.

[@Sorin96]

Yes they need to legend of Korra after this!

[@sethgibson5148]

Holden: "the first five episodes were kinda childish" Me: "the third episode we dealt with genocide"

[@heze2819]

Wasn’t it explained in literally the first scene of ep 1 😂 it was kinda making me mad that they said the meat of the story ignoring the story of the airbenders genocide and the Agni Kai between Zuko and Zhao

[@ilikepineappleonpizza4257]

@@heze2819 do you know if these guys are always like this? For everything they watch? Or is it specifically animation that bothers them?

[@heze2819]

@@ilikepineappleonpizza4257 specifically animation sometimes his wife will be like that a tad bit for Star Wars or Marvel (which Holden was already a fan of) but it’s a lot stronger for animation

[@heze2819]

@@ilikepineappleonpizza4257 which is weird because Holden is a huge DBZ fan

[@advillan]

@@ilikepineappleonpizza4257 they are like this with Animation, as of late. Also a bit with star wars and marvel. Unless it is "juicy", Jen usually goes in with a chip on her shoulder and Holden tries to be open minded, but lately he seems more judgemental and less open to things not in his wheelhouse. (May be because of the backlash he has received from some of his videos. But who knows). If you want a good gauge, watch My Friend Watches. Those flow a bit better. Hopefully they are more accepting of this

[@RandomxNachos]

Think of it this way: it starts off childish because an 11 year old kid was frozen for about 100 years. When he comes back, he’s still an 11 year old kid who just wants to have fun and shouldn’t have any worries. Problem is he’s the Avatar and the world needs him because of a war. He never wanted to be the Avatar, so he almost tries to suppress it by still being a kid. As more time goes on, he understands the power and responsibility he has

[@Eternitycomplex]

This is one of those series that sneaks up on you. It starts out just fun and a little silly. Then it gets interesting with world building. As the story unfolds, the characters get more depth and the stakes are gradually elevated. The effect is subtle from episode to episode, but before long it's hard not to end up invested in everything happening on the screen. The first season does have the most childish tone. But it also does the most heavy lifting when it comes to introducing us to the setting, the plot and the main characters. When you get to the later seasons, the value of the first one becomes apparent. At least that's my take when I first saw the series.

[@JamesWiseMagic]

They are asking all the right questions. I love it!!

[@Kassabonn]

Right??? With every question so far I've been like "well... About that"

[@MangekyoLight]

The show tackles real world conflicts such as poverty, racism, communism, imperialism, destruction of the environment and ultimately how a One worldly view leads to dictatorship and a collapsed society of thinking and morals. That is why the show is relatable and why you are feeling the more adult themes. It is a show for all ages because of these reasons and why the show did so well. Teaching us moral values that can affect the real world WE all live in. Glad to see you guys are enjoying the show. Winter solstice part 2 really sets up the plot so well as a side note.

[@syressx9098]

Okay All agree but communism? What?

[@elemthero11]

When Holden says “They can’t bend metal?” I gave him the the Hardman stare that he does into the camera when Jen says something coming in the future lol

[@FireWolf5342]

You called it. There is a lot more to both Zuko and Iroh’s story and much more to come. If my memory serves “The Storm” is a great upcoming episode in Book 1. You guys will definitely enjoy the backstories that one brings to light. Another thing to keep in mind (without spoiling anything in particular) is that if something is mentioned in an episode or seen in the background it most likely has significance later on. It’s just not realized until later so there’s a lot of well planned execution and groundwork in this series. There’s also a fair amount of characters that will show up and then appear later on that might be missed if not paying attention.

[@DavidWallz]

Thanks for spoiling it for them! Now they know Zuko and Iroh have much more to come. They're going into this blind and here comes Cody Wallace telling them how much zuko and iroh are going to change and jesus nobody can have anything nice nowadays. How do I report this comment lol

[@FireWolf5342]

@@DavidWallz they literally said in the video they could tell there was more to those characters. If anything you were the one that dropped the spoiler by saying Zuko and Iroh change. If you read through my comment again you will see I don’t mention any actual specifics at all lol.

[@RichBandzMf]

I can't wait till you guys get further into the story. The wisdom from the masters is so beautiful, especially uncle Iroh. His story just hits you right in the feels.

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

I love the reactions of these first episodes knowing what craziness is about to come.

[@IamnotJohnFord]

Again, the first season lays a solid foundation. You are getting to know the core characters very well. I think the episode, The Storm, is where it leaps forward to great.

[@KeithWithoutACrew]

Can't wait till you get to episode 13 "The Blue Spirit." I think it was that episode that really hooked me into loving the show.

[@chaseclark238]

This is honestly the thing I’m most excited to see you guys watch. The journey here is genuinely great, and I really struggled getting into it

[@Juke5763]

I could not be happier you guys are reacting to this show. It truly is one of the greatest things you'll ever witness

[@kaijingarou6526]

Believe it, coming from this start is actually hard to believe how mature the show really ends up being.

[@DavidWallz]

Hey how about we don't spoil the whole fucking show is that cool?

[@kaijingarou6526]

@@DavidWallz How is that a spoiler?

[@kaijingarou6526]

@@DavidWallz Saying that it gets more mature is spoil "the whole fucking show". Don't make me laugh.

[@patryksakowicz5285]

The story of Uncle Iroh is very, VERY complicated when looked into details. But in general he lost his will to fight for the Fire Nation, that’s all We can say without spoiling anything 😂 Have fun guys

[@addisonratcatcher3287]

The way I am going to be seated for every video 😁 the reason we have to wait for it to get juicy is because, like so many other properties, it grew with its audience. For now, it's best to just enjoy the immaculate character development. It's not often you get this much and it makes all the difference. You feel the attachment at the end 🤧

[@UnusualSocks]

I got some bad news about graduate school today and seeing one of my favorite channels just uploaded a video about one of my favorite shows brightened up my lunch break. Thanks you two.

[@anakamarvelous]

The Avatar Roku scene with him coming back is one of the best scenes in the series.

[@hernes0071]

I like that Holden mentioned Samurai Jack. the VA of uncle Iroh is the same who played the Evil side the one who tries to defeat Samurai Jack in each episode.

[@prashantsarkar821]

Episode 12 is definitely the major turning point for this show for me. It provides a lot of context and establishes the motivations behind the most important characters. That's probably the defining moment for this show, where it went from average kids' show to layered and mature storytelling for all ages.

[@hiramramirez6551]

I’m glad they are warming up more to the show, it’ll blow their minds after season 1

[@ZachWilsonsMomsFriend]

I don’t want to repeat what all the comments are already saying but it gets so good it’s unreal. In my opinion, every single episode from S2 E6 on is a masterpiece. 0 misses once you get there!!!

[@benschultz1784]

Episode 12: " The Storm" is where this show goes from "kids' show" to one of the best stories in entertainment

[@chrislockwood9606]

Next segment you guys will watch "The Blue Spirit" which is definitely one of my favorite episodes! Excited for that and the final episodes of book 1!

[@2sallads]

I love season 1 even as an adult. Idk why everything needs to get intense/mature? Great animation, music, beautiful art and storytelling.

[@buahahaevillaugh1113]

This show has a lot to teach. Look for the little lessons in each episode, how there's a darker story in the background of even the lighter episodes. As a show meant for little children, it manages to present awful incidents (genocide, war, racism, prejudice, power corruption, poverty and many more situations that would be considered spoilers) without glorifying them, but it makes them light enough that people can bear to watch them and still get how horrible the situation is.

[@rj86dr89]

Iroh is a fan favorite. The show gets sooo much better. The slower beginning is soo worth it for season 2 and 3.

[@deazy6453]

Oh, btw. The reason why Season 1 is quite kiddish (until the end) is because the target audience was like 8-12 Season 2 came around and we were one year older, and ready to tackle the much darker themes in the show. By Season 3 we were another year older, and that much more prepared to tackle the harsher reality of war and what it can truly bring. That's how I look at it. The show really grew with us, instead of us growing up with the show.

[@Puckett.]

I dont know about that. the show aired from 2005 to 2007. it wasn't as long as you're implying.

[@Eidlones]

It's cause this type of storytelling at the time for western animation wasn't common at all, so they started out being more childish in tone to get the fanbase. If they had done it right off the bat, a lot of kids would have probly bounced off it, and older viewers who would have appreciated it, wouldn't have checked it out in the first place.

[@illumantix3008]

What are you talking about it’s for children it was on Nickelodeon 05-08 😂 why do people try convince themselves it’s for Adults having mature themes it’s a kid’s show it’s fine enjoy🥸 they weren’t thinking about teenagers.

[@deazy6453]

@@illumantix3008 I just got my time mixed up, because I was 9 when it came out, but 13 when it finished. That's my bad. But I'm very aware it's a kids show, but to pretend that there isn't adult themes in the show, I mean... It tackles some things that most parents aren't gonna just tell their 8 year old children about, like genocide, war, secret societies, corrupt governments, propaganda and it's affect on nations and their people, semi-complex spiritual ideologies, mental health, love, murder, just to name some uncommon things to be in a children's show.

[@somecallmetim2112]

Holden, the mask on the wall in Zuko's chamber, where he meditates, is Aku from Samurai Jack. Uncle Iroh is voiced by Mako, who also voiced Aku.

[@anthonydean1743]

Funny you mention Samurai Jack because Iroh's voice actor is Mako Iwamatsu also voiced Aku / Hermit in that series. Mako also played Akiro "The Wizaed" in both Arnold Conan films, you might even recognize him from in 92 called Sidekicks about a young teen who always fantasizes about be Chuck Norris' sidekick.

[@YaeliEz]

Can't wait for you to see episodes 12-13!! I think you'll end up loving this series!

[@aneeshmenon5885]

Damn so happy you guys started this show It's an all-time classic Season 1 starts of a little slow and kiddish but the pace and and the maturity really develop towards the end of season 1. And season 2 and 3 are brilliant

[@connorhess4294]

This is definitely a series where every episode gets better and adds something

[@primalastronaut3780]

As soon as Holden made that Roku joke. An ad came and it was a Roku ad 😂

[@DontWoahTheNoah]

Been excited for this since I woke up this morning!! Thank you again to you guys for giving this show a chance.❤

[@nellAx19]

I really hope that this series goes until the very end of the show. I'll watch each one because this show is incredible.

[@ohchristusername]

Good to see you're sticking to it, I can definitely relate to the feelings around the start of the series, but it really grew on me later on. Though some things will always shine through, it is a kids show after all.

[@sarah4hp]

I am excited for your next reaction, because The Storm in particular is REALLY good. I hope you will really start to see the show as being more mature and complex than expected. Not that it isn't FOR kids as well, or that it being a kids show is bad, because it is obviously not, but yeah... I watched it for the first time as an adult, and I was blown away by how complex and adult a lot of it was despite the show being for kids.

[@PizzaHutCEO]

Fun fact: Appa and Momo are voiced by Dee Bradley Baker, who voices the clones in The Clone Wars

[@Quinten_Shibusawa]

Late night drop. Got to love it!

[@TheKingofHearts777]

Agreed! I was studying Math, and then I saw the upload. I never closed my book faster!

[@fonzcorp]

Thanks for the vid guys, im gonna keep adding to the consensus that this series does get really great. Iroh and Zukko are my fave characters.

[@jason42080]

Holden and Jen as it moves along you will see each of them deal with forcibly Growing up mentally to be able to grow in skill and strength

[@andrewtrujillo7054]

I love that you mentioned Samurai Jack, as Uncle Iroh's voice actor, Mako, voiced Aku as well

[@artloveranimation]

episode 12 is when it truly shows that there is more to the show than meets the eye

[@daj3969]

Aang is an airbending prodigy, he got his tattoos at 12 because he created an airbending move, plus water is a complimentary element, so it makes sense that he'd pick it up so quickly.

[@mewdesi9131]

I also think that when it comes to children's shows, a lot of people, myself included, enjoy them from an art or creative industry perspective as well. Character design, world-building, animation, art style, story-telling. Many of these elements are why people develop such a connection to children's shows. For example, Tangled the Series and Carmen Sandiego are some of my favorites based on beautiful art style alone.

[@TooDarnEasy]

You've probably been told this, but in case you haven't, Appa and Momo's sounds (and a bunch of minor chacters voices) are done by Dee Bradley Baker, who voices the clones in The Clone Wars

[@nickarenas2423]

There’s a song that is played at the end of a couple of the episodes that takes me back to when I watched it when it first came out and it hits me in the feels every single time! Usually the more sad ending episodes . Good stuff !

[@tsukihimeyfan]

Great reactions guys, I always love to see people experiencing this show and its world for the first time. This show only gets better as it goes along, and there’s some great character development as well, so I’m really excited for your reactions in the future :)

[@whenthedustfallsaway]

This show gets better and better as it goes on. It also gets more mature as you get further in. Its honestly the best cartoon ever made.

[@ashanova.]

your dog staring at the camera, so frickin adorable and funny

[@teejayaiono7180]

It literally gets better and better with every episode

[@futurelane3377]

I can’t wait for y’all to see Azula and the gang and zukos mental struggles. The fire nation family is like a great mystery that I enjoy learning about

[@Zankaroo]

You will get pretty much all of your answers as you watch, Zuko and Iroh are great characters. Iroh is one of my favorite characters along with a main party character you haven't got to yet.

[@DrakeBrunette]

Yeah, you guys gotta keep going. I’m a huge fan of the show and seasons 2 & 3 are where it really shines. Season 1 has always been where they were still working out the kinks of the show.

[@mattgarrett2583]

All you need to know is, the ending of book 1 is your first taste of the epic animation and the climax of this chapter (water). And the ending won major awards for the animation and it's absolutely beautiful, you for sure can't do a blanket reaction to the final 5 episodes

[@tylersteckel3256]

Jen should really start a music channel because judging from her band shirts, her music taste is impeccable!! love the content guys

[@diegopansini3152]

They really are asking all the right questions. And it will all be answered in satisfying manner

[@ohyes54]

The juicy bits wouldn't be so juicy withouth these starting episodes that establish the world, characters and story arcs. I can see that you're starting to enjoy these episodes more and truly believe you'll be in love by the end of it. Can't wait for more.

[@haydenlindquist7006]

The episodes mature as the series goes on. The character development in this show is absolutely amazing.

[@Eidlones]

Aang picks up waterbending so easily, cause Kitara never actually had a teacher, and Aang has already mastered a complimentary element. It's like a chef who learned on their own, teach someone who studied how to bake pies, to make a cake. Aang already knows the basic principals, whereas Kitara had to figure them out for herself, and is still learning. Can't wait for you to see the final confrontation with one of the series main antagonists, and see how your opinion has changed based off the first 5 episodes. Not bashing you for thinking that way, btw, the series starts out pretty kiddy. But keep in mind it aired in 2005, back when more "mature" western animation was stuff like Family Guy and Simpsons, so it had to ease into the more complex storytelling, otherwise it might have been rejected before getting the fanbase it got.

[@ni8107]

So excited to see your reactions! It'll get so much better each episode, we promise!

[@DarkSamus288]

Episode 5 is when I got fully hooked and never looked back. It only gets better from here.

[@maxmanolescu2401]

I just watched the first part earlier today, and to think the second part to come the same day its wonderful :)

[@stevenfriedman2902]

The Cabbage guy is basically like Stan Lee in the MCU. You'll see some cameos of him throughout the series and there's a fan theory that he's almost like the "god" of the series

[@basti5231]

Just as a suggestion for the future seasons: If you continue doing the 5-episode-structure, you'll eventually run into a little trouble because season 3 has 21 instead of 20 episodes. Episode 10 of season 3 in particular is part one of two episodes, so it probably would do well to do episodes 6-11 in one go. That way, when you head into the final batch of episodes (17-21), you'll have a perfect finishing video, because those episodes are literally the finale. Hope we'll get to see you growing to love this show as much as we do!

[@kodilivetv9011]

The more you watch, the more you will love it. You will learn why Uncle Iroh saw the dragon by the end of the season. This show is pretty good about answering all your questions.

[@Boonicat71]

So excited to relive this journey with you guys!

[@storiesfromastoria]

So glad you're watching this! It's such a great show! :)

[@Joseangelef]

Im so excited for you guys, I wish I could erase my memory and rewatch the show

[@RavenTheVelociraptor]

Bro, I was 18 when I first watched this! Was not a kid, loved it and was along for the whole ride.

[@Prometheus_]

Story will get better and stronger, and you'll get a lot more backstory on the characters. Also Uncle Iroh is amazing.

[@wanderer8243]

With every episode story gets better and better

[@d.e.7397]

i understand your questions and concerns so it makes me even more excited for whats to come :) it both answers questions + develops deeper plots to get you more invested! just you wait!

[@Rhodair]

10:12 Very cool you picked up on Iroh being the only other person to see the dragon in spirit form! - there's certainly relevance later This show is like Back to the Future in that everything is quite predictable but not in a bad way. They lean into classic story & editing tropes rather than using them to purposely mislead audiences. It's super satisfying because of how well done the execution & pay offs are.

[@Doctor2285]

"MY CABBAGES!" James Sie, the original voice actor for the Cabbage Merchant in Avatar: The Last Airbender, officially confirmed his casting in the live-action series.

[@andrewcroft5606]

Jen: Appa is my favourite. Us: *cries in Appa's Lost Days*

[@julianvu502]

i know its really early to even suggest this but for the last season you guys should group the episodes like 5, 6,6, and then 4. the episode groupings can help with the fact that season 3 has arcs that are "part 1" and "part" 2 so you guys can watch both parts for each video and the last four episodes are one arc that is ideally seen altogether

[@WCLCooke]

The Cabbage Merchant is the ultimate running joke. The same voice actor is even cast for the upcoming live-action Netflix series.

[@josephkempinger]

This truly makes me happy and appreciate life. Thank you

[@nobodysbusiness5186]

Out of all the elements in this series, earth is one of the more agile/versatile elements

[@EJproductionsxD]

Subscribed just to follow this series. Can't wait for the next video!

[@marctwersky9844]

CRAZY TIMING... I just found your first video and SUBBED right after the video ended like 10 min ago

[@Vi-lz8ev]

This series becomes SOOOOOOO good!! Don’t give up on it pls

[@huntersnider9621]

The first half of season 1 is substantially lighter in tone than the entire rest of the show, so I think if you're already both trending towards liking it more from episodes 6-10 then you're in for a treat.