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The BEST Finale of All Time? Avatar: The Last Airbender "Sozin's Comet" REACTION!! {BOOK 3} 3x18-21
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
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Korra is the Avatar immediately after Aang. The moment the Avatar dies, the next Avatar is born. So Legend of Korra begins once Aang passes.
A new avatar is born within a week after the previous one's death
A big thing to point out. No other avatar, not even Yangchen, could relate to Aang. Aang, as a 12 year old boy, has the responsibility of not only being the avatar, but also being the sole bearer of the Air Nomad ways of life. Even Yangchen couldnt relate to that position. The reason he doesnt want to kill the firelord isnt just because hes a kid, but because if he does that, then the Air Nomad way of life is truly gone forever and THATS the main reason he is so opposed to killing the Firelord. If there were still other Air Nomads alive, i dont think he wouldve ultimately been as resistant to it as he was.
Every time I rewatch this show or watch reactors seeing it, I love coming across comments like this. I get to appreciate the depth and impact of this show more and more because of the perspective of others. I really agree with what you’re saying. And it almost made me tear up to think about it. I never thought about it this way until you pointed it out. I always tried to express this - I always felt there was a deeper meaning behind Aang’s resistance to killing Ozai. But you put it into words. Thank you 😭😭👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@seokjinthusiast yeah it really clicked for me when I was watching the show last time. When Aang yells at everyone saying "none of you understands the position I'm in!" I finally realized THAT was what he was talking about. He was right. NO ONE could understand what he was going through, he's quite literally the first person in history to have that burden on him. And who is it that comes to the rescue and ultimately helps him? The last living Lion Turtle. A member of a species that was hunted to near extinction, very similar to how the Air Nomads were. That's why I REALLY like the Lion Turtle, moreso than others seem to. It's very fitting he would feel a sense of duty to help Aang. Plus what the Lion Turtle says to him gives me chills every time and I got it tattooed on my body. "Since beginningless time, darkness thrives in the void. But always yields to purifying light" is one of my favorite quotes ever. The whole thing is great but those lines hit so deep
ATLA has such a satisfying finale. The Agni Kai between Zuko and Azula is heartbreaking, seeing two siblings on the opposite sides of a war that their father started. They’re just kids, but while Zuko always had his mother’s and Uncle Iroh’s love to guide him, Azula was only ever valued for her firebending. If she wasn’t at Ozai’s side, she’d be alone, and unfortunately she backed herself into a corner by using fear to control people instead of learning to cultivate true, meaningful alliances with people like Mai and Ty Lee. She didn’t believe anyone could care about her because she was only taken seriously when she demanded respect and used her firebending to frighten others into submission. Zuko was fortunate in a way, being the less gifted of the two, because he was forced to find things other than his firebending to define himself by, and had people around him who believed in his spirit and his ability to keep fighting even when it’s hard. And it was his ability to get back up every time he was knocked down, which made him into a great leader. Not his power, but his strength of character. Ultimately it was his failures, not his triumph’s which made him who he was. It was such a journey, Sokka was a big one for me. He started out as a kid who was prejudiced against benders, because he himself couldn’t bend. He felt insecure, because Sokka only ever saw himself as a warrior, and his entire identify was rooted in being skilled in combat and defending his loved ones, his Tribe. He believed woman were not equal to men on the battle field, and was made to feel less than when he was outmatched by a woman because it meant he couldn’t be good at the one thing he believed he should be. What could he offer to world if he wasn’t a warrior? But through meeting Suki and Kyoshi Warriors, through Toph and even his sister, he was able to put his own ego aside and learn from others. His willingness to listen and learn aided him with Piandao, his humility and openness only made him that better of a warrior in the end. And he started to realise other people’s skills did not in any way take away from what he had to offer. He was such a valuable asset, his creativity, his off-the-wall thinking, his inventive spark was something no one else could offer in the way he could. And the first episode being called The Boy in the Iceberg, and the last being called Avatar Aang was a nice touch. If Aang wasn’t so steadfast in his beliefs, he wouldn’t have been able to bend Ozai’s energy, his conviction to who he was and the legacy he wanted to carry on to future Air Benders is what saved the day.
Why wasn’t Ursa (Zuko and Azula’s mother) able to prevent Ozzai from influencing Azula even though she loved her just as much? Perhaps Ursa should’ve just taken her kids with her and run away (via ship) to hide somewhere in the Earth Kingdom to get away from Ozzai and his toxic influence?
@@jmwilliamsart During the Day of the Black Sun Ozai confirmed Firelord Azulon (his father) asked Ozai to kill Zuko. This was because Ozai asked to ascend the throne before his older brother Iroh after Iroh failed to conquer Ba Sing Se. Ozai tells Zuko he was going to kill him, but Ursa asked Ozai not to. Instead, Ozai and Ursa struck a deal. Ursa would kill Azulon so Zuko could be saved, and she would leave the Fire Nation while Ozai was free to usurp the throne. I do agree Ursa should have done more (and Uncle Iroh too) to help shield Azula from her father. However, I believe the main reason Ursa didn’t take Zuko and Azula with her when she fled was because Ozai wouldn’t allow it. He already admitted to being willing to kill Zuko, and I doubt he’d have a problem killing Azula and Ursa too if he thought it was a necessary sacrifice to take the throne. Ursa most likely was scared of Ozai, and feared if she took her children with her she’d be caught and slaughtered on the run, with Zuko and Azula likely to be caught in the crossfire. That’s my best guess anyway.
Such a great way to end it off! I’ve seen these episodes so many times already and recently it hit me how sad that scene of Zuko and Aang together ( 36:25 ) facing all the nations after the war ended…because it’s not all the nations there. The airbenders are still gone. Aang is looking out to the crowd and nobody from his own nation or culture is there to celebrate or cheer him on because the war wiped them all out and he is still the last one. That scene always seems sad to look at now just seeing the three nations instead of four.
32:19 My favorite scene in the show. Aang in total control of his Avatar State prepping all the elements to use at his will. Just so badass
"Into the Inferno" is my all-time favorite episode of the entire series. The animation, the fight choreography, the colors, the illustration, the MUSIC! Just top-tier amazeballs.
The last line of dialogue spoken in the show...is a blind joke.
Only by aang truly being "unbendable" and staying true to his conviction of not killing anyone was he able to defeat him and take away his bending. Just immaculate stuff right there.
Also sokka starting the show being prejudiced against benders and finishing the show on a team with, and putting his full trust in, bender. And Toph not considering sokka even part of the team because he couldnt bend back in S2, now shes on a team with 2 non benders. Immaculate stuff right there.
As much as I joke about Sokka being useless, he really was one of the MVP’s this season. He took out two firebenders at their peak while on his back, holding Toph with one hand, and his leg broken. Besides Zuko, Sokka probably has the widest arc in terms of becoming a completely different person.
I love how the past Avatars told Aang to not pussyfoot around, he needs to *do* something, but they never said to kill Ozai. And Aang did have the idea of taking his bending through Gluebending, so he was already super close to the final solution!
Azula is a literal child being 14 years old. Unlike Zuko, who was raised with love and care from Iroh and Ursa, Azula was molded into a tool for war by Ozai. Add to that the abandonment and betrayal of her only two friends. That breakdown was absolutely heartbreaking.
I like to think some people are born evil, or at least psychopathic because that’s realistic in real life. I think that’s why they showed us when she was a child that portrayed how she was from the start, because in real life psychopaths start by hurting animals and they showed us that with the duck turtle, it’s little hints like that. I like that she is pure evil, they shouldn’t redeem her because that’ll just break the character.
Not rlly, she just born psychopath
@@aguac6161She isn't pure evil, never was. She was raised by Ozai who taught her his own twisted worldview and lied to her about Ursa not loving her. Redeeming Azula would not break her character at all. Also, why do you "like" to think people are born evil?
As a viewer who has watched your ATLA reactions from the get-go when you first started, I just want you to know that your reactions have improved a lot since the beginning. Not that they were bad, but you appear to be far more comfortable in your own skin, your reactions way more natural and relaxed. You're doing great, and I can't wait for you to start Korra! I wish you success in your work/life/school/reaction balance. I know it's complicated and hard. Keep on it! You got dis!
Now you will have to watch the whole damn thing again for all the hidden lion turtle references! But yes, great rewatch value because everything was set up so carefully; and while there are so many shows that start well, how many can carry it to such a perfect ending. They somehow managed to up the animation another notch, and this is the only episode with music performed by an actual orchestra because the composer, Jeremy Zuckerman insisted.
Legend of Korra takes place 70 years after ATLA. Korra is the next avatar after Aang. She is 17 when TLOK starts. NO SPOILERS!
Such a satisfying finale! Korra is definitely worth watching afterwards 👍
First Wow! Love this Finale!
I just realized the avatars names rime if they bend the same element. Yang, and ang. Korrn, and Korra
After watching again, I think I may get why Aang was willing to risk his life more than necessary if it meant holding to his ideals. For one, I think the message is basically "you don't need to compromise yourself to reach your goals". And for two, I think maybe... that Aang wasn't exactly looking at the situation as an individual hang up (although it was). Like, I think he's looking at it on a cultural level as well. If he, the last remaining airbender, couldn't accomplish his goal without compromising himself and the air nations believe in the sacredness of life, then that's just another part of his culture that died.
your gonna love THE LEGEND OF KORRA!! Right up your alley I feel
You should read the comics or novels before you start Legend of Korra. There are a lot of things that were not included in the episodes and explores more stories of the characters. Just like: the creation of Dai Li, Toph vs. Bumi for the title of the "Greatest Earthbender", Suki's time in the Boiling Rock, and the search for Zuko's Mother.
Gran Gran, what happened to Zuko's mom?
This series reminds me of an animated kids version of Lord of the Rings. 3 back to back bangers, loveable characters and their development, and a great epic payoff in the end
Poor azula in the end of this
Avatar truly has the best finale to any show. I just discovered this channel so I'll need to go back and watch the reactions , but I can't wait for Korra it's a ten out of ten in my eyes just like Avatar. Definitely subscribing to see the Korra stuff.
36:50 There's a group of comics about that.
One of the absolute greatest stories ever conceived by american minds. Glad you enjoyed it! Now, my advice for LoK. Go into it with an open mind, and dont expect it to be "atla 2", or you will be disappointed. That being said, it isn't a bad thing! LoK is not as objectively perfect as atla, but it's certainly a worthy addition to the Avatar universe.
korra is secuel
wather (avatar kuruk) earth (avatar kyoshi) fire (avatar roku) air (avatar aang) and the cycle begins again with wather (avatar korra)..
Love your channel! Never mind the breaks. Do you my guy! Been loving this journey. It’s why i subbed. Can’t wait for Korra!
The lion turtle shows up in season 2 the library episode. Aang discovers a drawing of it in one of the books.
Avatar is also one of my favourite Shows of all time! And i really liked your reaction, keep it up!
There r comics that explains what happens after the war n with zukos mom
I think I’d be cool if you reacted to the comics that take place right after the show ended
What was more fun for you: Goku SSJ1 vs Freeza, or Aang in Avatar State vs Ozai?
Such a great reaction Bro! Greetings from Brooklyn NY! ❤
Korra's a sequel. She's the next avatar. No spoilers beyond that.
Legend of Korra is indeed the sequel to Avatar. It takes place quite a few years after this show though so it's focused on Korra. It is an Excellent show though and would highly recommend. Not as good as Avatar but still worth watching.
My favorite show of all time
Welcome to rewatch world
Great reaction! Have you seen the trailer for Netflix's live-action Avatar? It would be really cool to see you reacting to the trailer.
I have seen it and it looks very promising. I will be reacting to the series when it drops!!
Loved watching you watch this. Hope you watch Korra :)
Aang is 12 (112) year old
Will you be reacting to the sequel series: Legend of Korra??
Yup! Very excited 👍
Ok, this is so random but I think u are handsome._. Nice reaction btw!
No crying at Iroh forgiving Zuko? You monster!
The tears were on the inside lol
Spoilets below for legend of korra season two.
Aang lost this fight. The avatar did not. Aang almost died vs Ozai, until ravaa came in and focused everyone.
And ravva and the avatar were about to murder Ozai dead on screen. Until aang ended the avatar state.
In Ozai's final bending moment, you see Aang break through what looks like a fire shield. He's actually breathing fire right into Aang's face!
Avatar is a phenomenal show, but the Finale was seriously damaged by deus ex machina Lion Turtle introducing energy bending so late....Aang should've killed Ozai, like Harry Potter killed Voldemort..
Defeats the point of his character arc tho, I agree the lion turtle could of been handled better
Aang shouldn’t have killed Ozai because it would betray his arc but I agree Aang vs Ozai suffered from Aang’s accidental avatar state and the last minute energy bending.
@@MrKingYuji Aang doesn't have an arc...He was a naive vegan at the start, he remained a naive vegan at the end.
@@almas4663 you missed half the series then. Aang went from a naive innocent goofy kid who wanted to avoid responsibilities and avoid conflicts, to a more mature person who was willing to initiate violence when appropriate and stepped up to his role as Avatar. Characters are supposed to grow and develop but still stay true to themselves. Even Zuko didn’t completely change; he was still impatient and impulsive even after becoming good, and the biggest advocate for murder in the group.
@@MrKingYuji "Aang went from a naive innocent goofy kid who wanted to avoid responsibilities.."
Mind you, this "matured" kid was doing all he could to avoid responsibilities. He even says "Hey, let's bring big pots of glue and glue him with gluebending!", and seriously considers Zuko's sarcastic plan of turning Ozai good with baby pictures.
This is the "matured" kid who seeks for wisdom of his past lives not because he genuinely needs an advice - but because he wants to hear a specific thing that would free him of his responsibilities.
The natural thing for him would be to finally grow up, accept that he's the Avatar, shove his hypocrite high morals deep down his ass and save the world instead of being a selfish kid.
His friends plead for him to do this...His past selves do so....Even his mentor most likely killed a massive group of airbenders in his last moments
You must witness the abomination that is the movie
Just to say Avatar the last airbender is LIGHT YEARS away from the legend of Korra, or at least that is what most people think including me, kinda sad to see you finished all episodes but all great things come to an end. Spoiler alert: Korra is kinda the opposite of Aang
Next time, get a pen to write things down when you are reacting to stuff, how can you forget things you have seems before on the series. Not a very good look, you have forgotten everything and everybody
Its very common when watching a show (especially binge watching) to forget characters who showed up in literally 1 episode each. Many people think this is a great reaction channel. Keep your negativity to yourself
If i'm "not a good look" dont watch me then, I dont know what else to tell ya lol🤷♂