Netflix Failed Avatar: An Animators Review

[@stopjakeproductions7426]

If only Sokka was able to give joke notes to the writers of this show. New Sokka is so bland

[@chordalharmony]

We’ll have to wait for the intermission, this is obviously the Ember Island play.

[@ChiefMakes]

@@chordalharmonythere is no way he is sokka and not an ember island player, because if he is sokka then imagine the ember island player

[@Andr3G908]

​@@chordalharmonybut people preferred the original ember island sokka

[@Pheonixess]

I like your point about the female benders just appearing to help out of nowhere and it could've been done better. On my first watch, I saw it in a funny way where imagining a war breaking out, and suddenly all your doctors decide to fight on the frontline.

[@Theroha]

That bit ran through my head as an obvious opportunity to "yes and" the story from the original. My idea: When Team Avatar arrives in the North Pole, the tribe throws the big party AND has a dance demonstration from the women as part of the celebration. Then Katara gets sent to learn how to heal and learns of the sexism of the tribe. The rest of the episode plays out like the original story. Have Paku say they need more fighters who can fight up close because his waterbending is only good far off. Katara retrieves the women who fight similar to the dancing at the start. They used the dance to secretly train to fight similar to the history of capoeira and are all close quarters combatants. It's not a perfect idea, but it's better than what was done

[@Ryutix]

In an attempt to remove sexism from the first 3 episodes they ended up with a _more_ sexist bland depiction of Suki and Sokka's relationship.

[@king_poyo64]

Twitter moment, in the attempt to be not sexist they end up being sexist. 😂

[@etetgg1364]

Sure I guess. Sokka and Suki's relationship was actually one of the only things I liked. Weird, but it was still nice to see.

[@yomamma.ismydaddy216]

Yeah the self awareness of the creators is comically lacking. They set out to remove sexism and in the process injected it with their own subconscious sexiest preconceptions lol. Some people just don’t engage in enough introspection and self reflection to do a good job exploring complex subjects in storytelling

[@SwellStuff483]

The level of hubris it takes for these writers to think they know better than the creators of the work they’re adapting is almost impressive

[@avenger4027]

This isn't hubris, this is shameless exploitation. Lacking creativity (it's telling that the creators themselves walked away from this), these dumbasses butcher the source material in their naked greed, to get money out of loyal fans out of nothing - the "writers" do not even understand that the speed and choreography of bending do not translate well to live-action. Plus, in live-action format, you have to get child actors - since it's a show and not a billion-costing Hollywood production, the caliber of child actors (which are required to be "diverse", to boot) they could get for that... Is not good, either. On the slight, slight upside... We can always say that this is Ember Island Players in live-action format and not the actual show, lol.

[@xeeding-_-]

i read that the creators wanted to completely change the show while the writers wanted to keep it as accurate as possible. I personally feel that it was a good show they changed some stuff that i liked and disliked. I try not to look at it through a nostalgia lens because if you’re blinded by nostalgia you’ll never appreciate the present.

[@nunwithpipecleaner]

I mean, season 1 is out and besides the cool effects the show is not that good. It really doesn't take someone being nostalgic to realize a lot of the dialog is аss my guy.@@xeeding-_-

[@xeeding-_-]

@@nunwithpipecleaner to each their own. all i said was that the creators wanted to change the show and the writers wanted to keep it the same, hence why the creators left the show.

[@nunwithpipecleaner]

@xeeding-_- That’s not all you said? You also insinuated that people who disliked it are blinded by nostalgia.

[@hanlovesleia]

22:16 "he tells him he's the avatar. we are in the first 10 minutes" literally describes the whole show. :(

[@KP_Uravity]

Netflix aang "im scared to be the avatar!!!" Gee i wonder how they could have shown that aang was scared instead having a soliloquy about his feelings over and over. Og suki: falls for sokka because of his humility and ability to change for the better Netflix suki: horny for foreign guy. Which arc is better 🤔🤔🤔

[@PairOfHands3301]

I didnt even manage to make it past episode four because I was still trying to wrap my head around the fact that they mixed four episodes into one with two of them not even being from the same season 😭

[@macomonkey6969]

episode 4 was a especially infuriating seeing as Aang, a master airbender, was got his butt kicked by Zuko in Hand-to-hand combat. While Aang didn't lose, its absurd that Zuko landed 2 devistating kicks on Aang, while Zuko wasn't using firebending, and Aang WAS using airbending. A complete 180 from the original episode 1 where Aang destroyed Zuko in hand to hand, WHILE Zuko used firebending.

[@avenger4027]

@@macomonkey6969 Yeah, Aang (in original canon) had the best potential for combat, because not only airbending mastery gives a huge buff to dodging attacks, he's also the last airbender - and, as we saw with Zaheer in Legend of Korra, people in the world of ATLA could not adequately prepare themselves to fight him, because airbending had not existed for a hundred years. That's why the only people who could even hope to contend with Aang were the likes of Azula, Zuko (and, even than, it was after Zuko actually adapted to Aang's style), Bumi, etc... The best benders in the world.

[@macomonkey6969]

@@avenger4027 the live action is just allergic to consistent world building and power scaling. I’m not gonna complain about the narrative differences because it’s supposed to be vastly different (even if it’m trash most of the time), but the world building a power scale changes literally deletes any immersion. If I see Aang flying in episode 1, then barely even able to evade someone on foot in the next episode, I’m not gonna be engaged the next time his life is in danger, because at that point the strongest force in the battle is plot armor.

[@avenger4027]

@@macomonkey6969 Ultimately, it's just an issue of bad writing (like that moment you cited when Aang pulls a Zaheer in the first episode, yet runs in another is just ridiculous). And, to be brutally honest, most modern shows do not have any character development or actual story beats. Most things happen for no reason at all, the characters stumble through the events, always saved by the plot armor, which is never explained and always breaks even the semblance of rules established beforehand.

[@JustAnAnimator123]

We did NOT need a remake of avatar lol

[@HDKrun67]

The directors were on cactus juice while making it

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

You know what this show feels like? It feels like the love child between The Ember Island Players and the un-aired pilot for the original show, then that show-baby grew up and had it's own baby with the Shyamalan movie Basically, it feels like all the bad adaptations thrown into a blender and then put on a screen. There is, perhaps (hopefully) a light in the dark, supposedly the original creators, Avatar studios, are releasing a series showcasing the Gaang grown up (before/during the time of the comics, but before Korra) and supposedly, they're going to try and get all the original VA's back.

[@dragonmaster1360]

Something you missed about episode 2, with the Kyoshi scene. They took Aang's avatar demonstration, his force of nature sphere from the finale, and gave it to Kyoshi. Meaning, when (if) he does it in the finale, against Ozai, it won't be "his" demonstration anymore. It'll be a copy of Kyoshi. They're taking so much away from main characters and foisting it on side characters, or just straight taking it away (especially from the males). Sokka's arc to becoming a wise leader has been knee-capped. Aang and Katara have no chemistry, and they gave the Cave of Two Lovers scene to Sokka and Katara (which feels gross), meaning Aang/Katara don't have that semi-romantic scene in season 2. They took away a lot of Zuko's rage. Uncle Iroh doesn't even feel like Iroh anymore. Ozai isn't the unsympathetic, manipulative psychopath anymore, because they made him cry when he burned Zuko. Zhao is a pathetic weakling now. Katara lost her anger and stubbornness, as well as her motherly attributes. Suki is now a creep. Azula isn't the manipulative mastermind anymore, and is now just an angsty teen living in Zuko's shadow (which goes against her original backstory, being the PRODIGAL child). Bumi is a pessimistic, angry jerk, instead of the optimistic leader he was. Jeht isn't the ruthless freedom fighter anymore, and because he isn't killing innocents to wipe out a fire nation village, there really isn't a reason/point for his redemption in Lake Laogai. They took away EVERYTHING from Roku, as Aang's spirit guide, and gave it to Kyoshi. Which, I mean... Why?! It makes zero sense. Roku is Aang's guide because he was literally the last Avatar before Aang. On top of that, the world Aang inherits is DIRECTLY Roku's fault. He was lax as an avatar, letting Sozin build power under his watch. The world state Aang has to grapple with is largely Roku's fault. It made sense for him to try making things right, by guiding Aang into how to fix stuff. But noooooooo. Gotta give it to a stronk wamens. They've destroyed practically every single character. The only one that didn't get destroyed was cabbage man.

[@nope19568]

if they were gonna change this much they just should've made their own story in universe

[@Furina-888]

"MY CABBAGES!!!"

[@Cweature]

Stopping kids from saying first

[@herecomesko]

LMAOOOOO a true hero

[@Slavic_Snake]

​@@Cweaturethat's the most kid replay ever lmao "stopping kids from saying first" friendly fire 💀

[@Cweature]

@@Slavic_Snakelol

[@Windy_bee_material]

​@@Slavic_SnakeI don't know about you, but I think saying "first" is a kid reply☝️🤓

[@SirBiscuitOfTownBiscuiton]

@@Slavic_Snakereply*

[@HU3NINGS]

The live action writers are masters of evasive maneuvers... they just jumped around from one plot to the next.. why tf did we see the mechanist in omashu

[@Violets_and_Madness]

Or the Cave of Two Lovers in book 1?

[@NINJAfries07]

The original creators setting up Avatar Studios after leaving this project has the same energy as Toriyama coming out of retirement to redeem the Dragon Ball franchise with Super after the poor performance of GT

[@king_poyo64]

Not GT exactly, the movie was the thing that set him off. (RIP Toriyama)

[@FinnA07]

41:00 "neither of them are allowed to use bending" - 10 seconds later - Clip of Aang using Bending xD

[@angelthefluffydragon3787]

I literally had this same reaction lol

[@fastertrackcreative]

So not just me that's finding this adaptation flat and a drag to watch. And the spirit world is meant to be another dimension; this feels like just an ordinary woods. It's like a student project this scene.

[@hemmojito]

This feels like a first draft that somehow still got made.

[@TheBarovianDuck]

The sheer attitude of "Im here to yap, and youre here to listen" got me invested right away. Cant wait to see how this goes. 😂😂

[@sherylannd6813]

As Mark Hamill HIMSELF said about the original, it's too smart and doesn't talk down to kids, so he thought it would be cancelled after like 3 episodes.

[@fnaf.fnatic1987]

Thank you KO, you are my comfort youtuber when I need to calm down. Keep up the great work!

[@fallingheadphones]

I’m so positive they made Momo jump in instead of Simms cause they didn’t want to animate Momo anymore… which is a terrible reason because it breaks the story -_-

[@HenrikMyrhaug]

Something I think you missed: Firebenders can use firebending to propel themselves like a rocket, but it is not nearly powerful enough for them to fly. Sozin's comet amplifies firebenders' power however, such that some of them become strong enough that they can actually fly. We see this in the finale of the original show, where during Sozin's comet, several firebenders are able to fly, like Ozai, Azula, Jeong- Jeong, Aang, and more. In the original show, Aang says only airbenders and flying bison can make it up to the southern air temple, because you need to be able to fly to get there. We are told that the raid on the air temples was during the first Sozin's comet, which alludes to the fact that firebenders used the power of the comet to fly up to the air temples. So yes, the Netflix show was right to show firebenders flying in the attack on the southern air temple, because they were empowered by Sozin's comet. This was already alluded to in the original. Because this is a once in a century event, we never see firebenders flying otherwise.

[@VincentLloydM]

So there's actually another creator on here who is a martial artist that breaks down WHY the bending is so bad in this, and one of the main thing he says in his first video about it is that there is no distinct martial art identity that you see anymore. It's very much just *wave hands* and all of a sudden fire, or earth or whatever. I don't remember the channel name since I recently found him but you can find it. He did a really good job, and if you want to find another person who also is just frustrated then... Yeah he's another, but you know it's all valid stuff and not just for the funsies of it.

[@shaneware7356]

Did anyone else feel frustrated when they used Leaves from the Vine in episode 4?? I had no attachment to this version of Iroh so when that started playing that soon it came off to me like cheap fan service, the moment wasn't earned whatsoever. ALSO! I absolutely got frustrated when Zuko Fought Ozai, the whole point was that Zuko refused to fight his father. We as an audience got to see 3 Agni Kais all with Zuko against Zhao, Ozai, and Azula. Zuko spared Zhaos life and Zhao attacks him when his back is turned, Zuko refused to fight his father and Ozai attacked an opponent who wasn't fighting back, Azula attacks a bystander and Zuko jumps in and takes the hit. The whole point is the message behind it, the fights not only show Zukos character, but it also shows the audience how far the Firenation had fallen. How corrupt the Firenations idea of Honor had become. In all three fights Zuko shows great honor whereas his opponents who have "honor" show actions that are very dishonorable. It was a way for the OG creators to get the point across with absolutely beautiful subliminal storytelling

[@that0n3n3rd]

I gave it a 3.5/10 overall. The bad outweighs the good, but at least there was no Great Divide. The weird mashing up of subplots was a bit of a nightmare, especially the amount of season 2 stuff that got thrown in there, and Jeong Jeong just not being a thing at all. If there is one important part of the first season of the original show, it's Jeong Jeong, and he just doesn't exist in the live action

[@38.thachthaolehuynh20]

Jeong Jeong literally teach Aang not to rush thing (if not there won't be Zuko joining the Gaang) and he's a part of the White Lotus

[@ChiefMakes]

With how many season 2 things are in season 1 will there even be 3 seasons or will it just be 2

[@ayoogunsakin9223]

Tons of indigenous people have talked about how merely being unrecognized is not the only reason the SCNK tribe has been flagged as fake. Apart from the fact the three bands themselves accused this nation as fraudulent, scnk make people pay to join based on really nothing, indigenous news outlets have basically ignored ian while propping up the rest of the mative actors and prior to him taking this role ian had only previously been listed as caucasian prior to his casting and has said absolutely nothing about his native/cultural identity during interviews or any news reports. A huge contrast to basically every actor who is a person of color going out of their way to talk about the importance of representation. When this issue first came out he and netflix stayed silent and basically waited for everything to die out which obviously worked. Saying "he looks native" is also a whack thing to say because that line of thinking is most likely what let taylor lautner fly under the radar.

[@alreadyblack3341]

Yeah, ever since they replaced the Keyes family in halo with black people, whilst leaving out THE Sergeant Major Avery Johnson, The literal best Black Character bar Huey Fucking Freeman, well, let's just say I don't really give a rats ass anymore about your dumbass "wepreesentachon". Let's focus on making the shit good first, you can check your stupid boxes later.

[@glitchesnstitches3664]

I heard someone say that they wrote the characters as the fans saw them. Like after their personal growth. And that makes it feel like someones boring fan fiction

[@kojetono5853]

6:40 If the only way to get the job was by lying about his ethnicity, he wasn't in the wrong here. Racial discrimination isn't ok, no matter who is benefitting from it.

[@ChenShaham]

This was awesome! Paused the video halfway through to press like and found out I already did! That's how good it was. Thanks for giving me this fun review to watch instead of the Netflix show 🥰

[@Anxioushorsegirl98]

Another thing I've noticed about this adaptation is that it doesn't seem at all interested in exploring the "Last Airbender" part of Aang, instead choosing to entirely focus on the "cool badass avatar power" part. There's basically no focus on the idea of Aang's pain, grief and anger as a result of being the last survivor of a genocide. The fact we probably wont visit all the air temples due to skipping the Northern Air Temple feels... odd. It's telling they cut out the episode where Aang becomes enraged at seeing the legacy of his people desecrated.

[@NINJAfries07]

I also liked the scenes with The Blue Spirit. People actually shut up for a couple of minutes.

[@Violets_and_Madness]

I think the only worthwhile addition in the live action was that the fleet Zuko stood up for in the meeting that resulted in his banishment was made to be the crew he traveled with. Of course they almost ruined it because of the live actions "Tell don't show, and if you do show also tell" approach

[@dire213]

nah i feel like the original ozai would instead send zuko in that mission as a spectator and make him watch the deaths of the soldier he tried to protect.

[@lucaz02]

I'm sorry, but I geniunely don't understand why people think this is a good change. Zuko failed to save the 41st division and he got burned for it, but in the live action Ozai changes his mind and now Zuko has... saved them??? So he succeeded? How is the audience supposed to believe that Ozai taught him a "lesson" by ultimately giving Zuko what he wanted in the first place. Someone explain to me how that makes sense, I'm genuinely asking.

[@Violets_and_Madness]

@lucaz02 I'm not saying it's better than the original. In the original, it's definitely more ruthless of Ozai to have Zuko know the people he tried to save still died anyways. It made him seem more like a ruthless force of evil. But in the live action, there is so little interpersonal relationships and very little character chemistry that something as small as the crew being the ones Zuko saved is refreshing and actually adds some character depth that is so severely lacking. It's like finding a nice rock in a pile of trash.

[@Violets_and_Madness]

@dire213 oh, fully agreed. It's no where near as good an addition as almost anything in the original, and it makes Ozai seem more like just a shitty abusive father and not a ruthless force of narcissism and megalomania. But in a show so devoid of character, personality, and depth like the live action? It's a nice change of pace. Still doesn't compare to the original.

[@lucaz02]

@@Violets_and_Madness Alright fair enough haha. I guess it also feels kinda icky to me that when the crew finds out it was Zuko who saved them, they now have this kind of obligation to be loyal to him or respect him (because he saved them). Instead of how it was in the original, where they start to understand why Zuko is the way he is and they gain some level of true respect for him. And you're right, it definitely takes away from Ozai's ruthlessness.

[@zoeschmitt1624]

I saw someone propose in the comments of another video that they could have made the show about an alternate universe where Aang *doesn’t* run away after finding out he’s the avatar and must therefore be separated from Gyatso and then expand on how that could’ve played out and honestly? Give that person a medal because I would eat that shit up. Heck, I would even go nuts over a What If? type format where every episode deviates from the original story by changing one beat and seeing where that takes us. Just stop trying to make an already perfect story better, because you can’t. Play in the sandbox, but don’t recreate someone else’s castle. Build something new from what’s already there that would look nice next to the castle.

[@brianlaureus]

17 second in and I already know this video is going to be iconic.

[@elin111]

52:58 Wouldn't "Avatar Not Even Close To The Last Yapping" be more accurate?

[@dukedukeson2158]

Man I'm just sitting here waiting for the the new animated movie with David Buetista and an older Gaang. (Also 10/10 yap sessions very informative)

[@ashleypenguin192]

Me and my dad Call ourselves avatar nerds because we love the shows so much

[@zackshick9310]

I feel the same way about pretty much everything you’ve said, just wanted clarify though about the attack on the air bender temple, there is a theory that I subscribe to that fire benders used their bending to fly up to the temple. They can’t do this normally so they would only be able to do this during the comet. Ozai does this effortlessly in the finale when he juiced up by the comet. The tanks used in the mechanist episode appear to be knew as it catches every one off guard so there would be no other way for the fire benders to launch an attack on the temples. But my biggest complaint is that the comet powered fire bending doesn’t look powerful when they should be doing insane feats of bending

[@IgnisInvicta]

I had hopes for this show too...then I watched it. Btw you're so cool(and kinda remind me of myself cause I'm an artist with ADHD too lol), you remind me of one of my favorite animated characters with that red jacket. Katie from Mitchells vs Machines. You are funny and an animator like her too

[@abc123tiktok]

The funny thing about the sexism arc is that the whole show is about growth and learning. Becoming better people, even with the villains Ang doesn't want to hurt them and wants to give them a chance. Even Zuke learns compassion from time to time. No one is born perfect or woke and many cultures and people are different. Its sad and ironic that the kids cartoon takes a more realistic approach to world that they continue work and improve the world. While modern movies just pretend it doesn't exist, all problems are solved. Its no wonder people have no idea how to actually tackle these issues when they don't even try to learn, be open and understanding, we just condemn and sweep stuff under rug.

[@SaySay460]

19:55 Did you mean Platypus-Bear? Skunk-Bear? Or Armadillo-Bear? Gopher-Bear? No? Just... a Bear? This netflix adaptation is weird.

[@StayArtsy]

Lol this solidified my determination on not watching this "remake" or GOT... . btw as a side note: I'm descended from the Cherokee Tribe (on both sides of my family), but due to intermarriage through the generations, I look like just any other Caucasian girl (except for certain traits like a few non-caucasian facial features) and I know a lot of people from Hispanic origins that look pretty Caucasian now due to genetics. I'm not saying that the actor of Sokka IS part of the Cherokee, but I'm saying that just because you don't have a lot of melanin doesn't mean you aren't decended from a minority group.... Edit: lol I also have ADHD so tysm for handing us that great class suggestion!

[@jakehiebert8664]

Bad lip reading NEEDS to get their hands on this show. I need it

[@timidwolf]

Animation is a medium, not a genre. Many people still don't understand this.

[@K1tty-kat-l0v3r]

Lil terry put the phone down and go to school

[@Caroline_lmao15]

YES YOU POSTED! Great video love this show 😊 (the movie was scary and could die)

[@herecomesko]

YEEEESSS hope you liked it tysm for being here! :)))

[@Caroline_lmao15]

Thank you for responding!!! Love your videos 😭😭❤️

[@HU3NINGS]

The only Netflix adaptations I'm hyped for now are Korean dramas because somehow, Koreans always slay when it comes to Netflix.. they did an adaptation of the anime Parasyte: The Maxim (takes place in the same world but it's a different story and the director is the one that worked on train to Busan)and it absolutely popped off

[@ThePrincessCH]

Are you familiar with the adaptations of "Mo Dao Zu Shi"?

[@bohort]

casting someone with ancestors from Kentucky to portray an Inuit makes as much sense as casting an Australian Aborigine to play a Korean. even if he didn't fake his race they still didn't cast even near the region the water tribe are based on, at best he had the right 'look' which he did not fake.

[@JustinRashad634]

From what I heard, the original creators wanted to change the original story. I don’t know if that’s true or not. But that’s what the youtuber Movie flame said, and I trust his opinion.

[@Purple_Girl1009]

Can we pls appreciate KO to go through all this 😊😊

[@CurlyLuci]

Avatar the last straw 😂😂😂😂

[@Furina-888]

You have ADHD too?! *Idk how to use punctuation to sound right this is my first time watching a herecomesKO video so I didn't know I'm really surprised*

[@latenightmia]

1 HOUR OF U YAPPING??? i rlly love seeing your videos and this is AWESOME ‼️‼️

[@ChiefMakes]

Rather watch paint dry than watch the Netflix adaptation after seeing the original. That isn’t an exaggeration

[@latenightmia]

@@ChiefMakes uhhh ok??

[@avenger4027]

@@ChiefMakes It's quite alright. We all know that these are just the Ember Island Players, lol. There's no actual live-action in Ba Sing Se - we're safe here.

[@ro-q7621]

Make a series about Taylee's grandma and call it "The Last Airbender" Great idea ^^

[@tslex6477]

Damn, you're comparatively a very small creator, but you just got it🔥 Humor and script on point and you already have a sponsorship deal. Incredible, good luck to you with all future projects!

[@mystic0screams]

Thank you for reviewing the show about the Ember Island Players.

[@hanlovesleia]

we need more commentary videos i loved this!!!!

[@xandercrew6088]

werent the creators involved with the m night shamalamalamala disaster toooo thoughhhhh

[@sweariefaerie9621]

You know... I LOVE how people call cartoons childish when...The Simpsons, Beavis and Butthead, Ren and Stimpy, Futurama... Need I go on? Also, how many of you watched a kangaroo turned phone sex worker?

[@ThePrincessCH]

Don't they all have a raunchy vibe to them?

[@Omega_Nova]

Aye, new KO🎉 I was waiting for this vid yesterday 😭

[@herecomesko]

YEEEESSS ya girl was getting copyrighted, had to fix it 3 times lmao

[@omegalink314]

only 9 minutes in, but I have to say thar if you get better lighting and better microphone your videos can gget really big, you have the spirit and the energy

[@TheNicMMc]

I have this feeling that all of these changes was due to Dan Lin and that he had all of these coporate demands and interference to the script. For those of you who don’t know. Dan Lin is listed as one of the executive producers of netflix’s avatar but he was also the head of the studio that made this adaption with the help of Albert Kim’s studio. He’s also now the new film chief of Netflix and his main mantra is making movies that are “fewer” and “cheaper”. Also coincidentally netflix Avatar season 2 is rumor to have even fewer episodes than eight and Albert Kim himself is leaving as showrunner for Avatar for Disney.

[@alreadyblack3341]

So another beloved series used as a cash grab before being lazily heaped into the garbage pile... Someday, they're going to start dying for this shit. And then it won't be funny anymore. Command & Conquer will never be Mobile Game in my heart.

[@hilu_idk6656]

remember the sans fanart you drew???☺

[@sweariefaerie9621]

That's it! Until it's a Starkid esque musical, I refuse to pay attention to more of these shenanigans.

[@tommymaxey2665]

Once the og creators left the netflix project I knew not to watch it. There was no need for this series to begin with. And after seeing the reviews for the first season, i dont think there is a need to contuine it. Whats the point of doing the same thing but worse? Use those resources to make a new show and hire writers who know how to do their jobs

[@ThePrincessCH]

Have you ever compared the adaptations of "Mo Dao Zu Shi"?

[@frnknstndrgqn]

the only thing i will say this show did better than the original is the crew being the 41st division that Zuko saved. that was pretty epic. but apparently the writers from the OG had a writing credit on that ep.

[@czms922]

I hope they do Toph Justice since they’re definitely doing a season 2

[@poguraag]

my final straw was the cowboy bebop live action

[@GonzoIsCool]

You know, they never said what part of Game of Thrones they were imitating. They did a great job of combining season 8 of Game of Thrones and Avatar.

[@berengustav7714]

Seasons 7 and 6 had a few good scenes in a sea of bad writing. Season 5 was mostly boring..sounds familiar.

[@lucyairapetian407]

37:25 it is brought again. Also it’s explained that he can do that only on special land.

[@hanlovesleia]

46:04 i agree i loved that moment and i'm glad they added it

[@hanlovesleia]

i need this tablet expeditiously

[@diy_cat9817]

42:23 Episode 3 was the only decent one. I thought I'd hate it the most because of how they restructured so MANY different episodes, but in fact it was a whole new story that DID feel like ATLA, just not the one I already watched. If the whole series had been like this episode, I think people would have really enjoyed it. I think I would have. I know I'd like it better than the Frankenstein's monster we got.

[@shogenx]

it was the acting and CGI that killed it for me

[@cljoh001]

You know something you missed that was BIG that is understandable because you saw everything else that was horrible?… AANG DIDNT WATER BEND A SINGLE TIME IN THE ENTIRE SEASON OF BOOK 1 WATER!!!

[@Starry_skies4]

I freaking LOVE avatar but the live action just ehhhhhhhhhhh……

[@herecomesko]

REAL!!! idk how they completely drained all the charm jhdsvdc

[@Starry_skies4]

IKR VGYUGUYVFTVFUYFVY(YOU REPLIED RAHHHHHHHHH)

[@karmic5783]

so close to being good, but also so so far. the story beats they just completely misunderstood, changed, or ignored. crazy

[@Furina-888]

Nooooooooooo Mo Mo!!!!!

[@ThePrincessCH]

Have you ever compared the adaptations of "Mo Dao Zu Shi"?

[@Brittanysplittany]

I liked the show! The writing definitely let us down though, mostly with the telling instead of showing and bad dialogue imo. They didn’t let the Gaang have their personalities as much. Also to add onto what you said, they decided to spend too much time on unnecessary scenes and repeating themselves when we would’ve enjoyed more time developing the character relationships. Overall I did enjoy the show though! And you can tell the actors are really passionate about it. The writers and showrunners are probably the issue haha Edit: ALSO AANG DOES NOT WATERBEND AND IT’S NOT ADDRESSED

[@wolfiitachii2947]

They actually hinted at why he didn't even try waterbending in a flashback. Aang said he had to learn to controle his power and we saw him nearly blowing his friends off a mountain. So it looks like they will probably take the "I'm scared of hurting others" route...

[@italian_toast]

Hii I love your videos can you possibly make more shorts?

[@satcheljones]

13:08 jeong jeong and his homies

[@ericevanson7162]

Just wait until the live action remake of How To Train Your Dragon 😂😂 But also broooooo this is awesome! I love it!!!

[@ChiefMakes]

I watched the first season (or what’s currently there of it) then I watched the original, I am deeply disappointed in myself that I thought the Netflix tv show was decent

[@Lunamax1512]

omg! You're my fav youtuber and u finally posted! (Also, remember that goal to make a vid every month?)

[@mintman325]

I think Paramount was waiting for them to be done with helping Netflix and were going to do this anyway. But the fact that they left AND we got Avatar Studios is fantastic. I’m not rooting for the Netflix’s demise or anything, I just think that it’s something that exists.

[@lettucenessthepog]

5:56 THE YOKAI WATCH SHIRT IM SUBSCRIBING IMMEDIATELY

[@KhariCaiden]

I’m am a Cherokee and me personally I don’t need other peoples validation. I know who I am.

[@Okata_Comics]

In the original momo is such a big mouth 😂😂.his always yapping about something 😮

[@KimChisoo-67eva]

Our hero is back!!

[@rAnd0m........]

personally, they could have shown any random thing and it be more interesting than the show itself

[@Nalier]

I see you do with the water the same thing as me.

[@bch7905]

Well...the creators didn't leave to make their own studio because the writing was so bad, they left because of creative differences and Nickelodeon basically bought them a studio and OFFERED it to them, so it isnt weird to assume that part of the reason they jumped ship was also because they were given the better offer of the two (more series, movies, an entire animation studio their control, etc) and landed on creative differences being the main draw, despite the fact the LA was already in production and they wrote the 1st episode script already.

[@cinderbelle22]

So Ian Ousley didn't lie. The situation with identifying native American tribes is just murky. That's what I got from your summary of the situation. In any case, after seeing him in interviews, I think he was a good fit, just not given the best script.

[@rainbowmoon1461]

It’s crazy how the same people talking all about representation, will deny someone representation because, their twitter background check found he’s not registered with the right people. Like he’s a dog that’s not registered with the AKC, so he’s not “pure” enough.

[@ayoogunsakin9223]

He did lie. It's not murky. The tribe he's registered in has been called out by the Cherokee Nation themslef as fake. Hope this helps.

[@KeithShepande-iy5zj]

7:55 if he really lied then that could be hilarious af 🤣 😂 💀

[@Okata_Comics]

At first I was like it was great and so accurate but now I realise it was just straight to the point .They literally removed sokka sexicism but in the original it's his whole personality at first. Aang was visually good but I wish he had more personality to him.He wasn't goofy and funny .The only combo doing it for me was zuko and uncle iroh.I personally realised that the live action scrip wasn't well written 😕. It's a 7/10

[@user-po9pv7rw1g]

re: the psychology of azula video, the same creator, hello future me, did an even better one on zuko 1:06:21

[@Tai_Wu]

The Netflix series is so obviously a cash grab

[@okaymaniac]

yeah i understand i real didn’t like it the only thing i like from the live action is the actors actually look like their characters but i hate how they act like they out of character and the writers aren’t giving them a change smh. 😒

[@gihs2349]

Please, do a eye tutorial 😢😢

[@TheRuckus-gn6gn]

The intro. Thats all Ima say.