I always saw it as Katara had studied and practiced meticulously (water scrolls and self-taught), but things didn't make sense until she had a master which is why she was able to learn so quickly. She was applying and making connections. That and she is gifted and driven.
I also think that they actually spent more time in the northern water tribe, but they had just cut it in the episode to show only the moment when they left
Yeah it’s like if I have a math problem I can go about it twenty different ways until I finally find the correct answer. But if I had a teacher they would have just shown me the formula to use so I could get the answer a lot faster. Both give the same result one takes a lot less time and effort
No Aang and Roku have the closest connection because Roku was before Aang and the Avatars have the closest Avatar connection with their most recent past life
Episode 2 Wariors sound like we get Kyoshi and Southern air temple in one episode but I don´t know if it fit into same episode but yeah, Kyoshi island on whole 40 minute episode sound like boring. It is story on 20 minutes max.
In this reboot, If the second half of legend of Korra isn’t moved up into Aang’s saga (particularly book 4: air) and Ozai’s not the dark avatar, I’ll be a little disappointed but still intrigued on how it’ll all play out. It was said that it'll be more mature than its predecessor. My first thought was that it'll have Mortal Kombat/Greek era God Of War levels of gore and they focus in on strong disturbing horror genres, particularly the supernatural, psychological and realistic war-zone types of horror. But then again, the target audiences could just be teens and tweens (again, disappointing but I'll deal.)
I mean some things could due with some change. For example, the timeline for when the comet arrives from what I remember like 6 month. That works in a cartoon. But when, using real live actors, it’s not believable to try to sell that a bunch of kids can go from beginners to practically experts in just a handful of months. As well as being capable of stopping ppl who likely have at least 10+ years of experience/training compared to themselves. So that should probably be changed to a few years (2, 3, or 4 max) until the comet arrives. It feels more believable for them to actually require some serious time for them to actually get good enough to accomplish the things they do throughout the story. Also, sokka should keep his bird and sword. Other than that everything else can stay the same.
I’m worried that Jet or The Storm won’t be “adapted” in the live action as I feel that they are both very important episodes, maybe that’s what “into the dark” is?
Jet definetly will be adapted because there are people casted for him and his freedom fighters. As for the storm I doubt they would left out such an important episode
The Storm is one of the quintessential episodes of the entire series, it's absolutely been adapted and expanded on, it's very likely why Mai, Azula, Ty Lee and Ozai were cast despite not playing a big role in the original season 1. Jet has also been cast, alongside The Duke, Smellerbee, and Longshot. Not sure about pipsqueak, yet. My guess is "Masks" will be a combination of The Storm and The Blue Spirit
@@dresdenwarlock7978 Pipsqueak was casted too, he's just played by some completely unknown actor or something like that, KnightGambit confirmed his casting but at the same time they couldn't verify the actor
yeah, I think this makes more sense that what the video says. That episode is way too important. It's a shame the fire master one is also not included, since it is also an important piece into both why aang does not later want to fire bend, and also another look into zhao, which is always welcome. Hopefully they add some of it in another episode.
@@appleblossomstar oh NICE I didn't see that, thank you! I also think Bato is going to be in the series, because there's someone in an episode just called "injured warrior". That COULD mean anything, but he does have the look of a water tribe member, sooo. That's speculation.
@@saefbro8494 ohhh ty! I hope they don't skip that one bc it really sets up the premise for aang's hesitance to learn firebending and his relationship to katara
@@xeibear4865 and it's where katara learns healing and also we see not every fire nation person is evil, we also see that with Shyu but still, it's important, but I don't recall them casting Jeong Jeong
She didn't master it in 3 days the show implied they've been in the Northern Water Tribe for weeks Ships from the fire nation don't just travel that fast to the NWT in a day nor will Sokka and Yue develop feelings for each other overnight The only reason that most people feel like Katara mastered water bending overnight is because everyone binge watches ATLA now when during its premiere days, each episode was published within a week from each which definitely helps in making the gang's adventure seem longer. A much better route if they made better implications that Katara is very talented but needed training which the show did but not that much and that there's still a level above master (i.e. grandmaster or something similar) which is much harder to reach In those cases, a talented waterbender mastering waterbending in weeks is fine
@@xeibear4865 the whole journey overall took a year yet a lot of people (especially newer fans I've noticed) treat each episode as if only 1 day passed (unless specified like their stay in Ba Sing Se) You don't have to be explicitly told how many weeks passed if there are so many hints pointing towards that
@bweggy5552 because people haven't read the lost adventure comics. It showed that they was doing other things (that the show didn't include) while they was on their journey
@prethebarosheneorwell9728 they would have know that from the SWT to the NWT took like month or so and then it took aang a year to master all the elements by the time the comet came. After they arrive in the NWT, she was there for a few weeks training so it will take the FN month to reach the NWT
I feel like Masks could be a combination of The Blue Spirit episode and The Deserter episode as The Fortuneteller episode could just be cut out completely and Bato of the Water Tribe episode could be shortened to a 10 minute segment. In The Deserter episode they even wear masks at the start of it to avoid being identified by the Fire Nation which is why the title could fit. Skipping The Deserter episode would be a huge mistake in my opinion as it teaches Aang a very important lessen. You can see Aang's face go from joy to fear when he loses control of the fire and burns Katara, he feels guilty about it even at the end of season 2. Some of the parts of The Deserter could definitely be shortened a little but it is a important part of Aang learning to grow up and be more responsible.
Since Cho the bounty hunter was casted I doubt this part of the story will be shortened. Keep in mind that every episode of the animated series was 20 minutes. They can easily put episode 13,15 and 16 in episode 6 Masks. They can scrap mabye 5 minutes of each episode then the episode has 15 minutes left to fill with extra backstory or something else. I also think they'll skip episode 14 it didn't add much to the story. What I also think is that they'll use episode 4 in to the dark for Jet and the freedom fighters and Ong's and Zuko's past stories. A little change in order of the story since episode 5 spirited away will be about Roku guiding Ong that he has to defeat the fire Lord before Sozin's comet arrives. And then episode 7 will include episodes 17 and 18 about the Northern air temple and Northern water tribe. Would make sense since they named this episode the North. And then the last episode about the battle against the Fire nation at the Northern water tribe.
I wonder where The Storm will fit in, becase it's too important to not have, and splitting it up into several flashbacks here and there would take away from it.
I think the two most likely episodes to be cut entirely are probably "the great divide" and "the fortune-teller". Everything else seems to have ties to characters that have been cast already or are major parts of the story. Edit: Don't see Haru anywhere, but there is a single person listed as earthbender prisoner who is definitely not Haru. I'm not sure what they might do with that episode, but it seems the rest are accounted for purely looking at the cast besides the two mentioned above and "imprisoned".
The fortune teller had one important role. It was the first time Katara started seeing Aang as a potential lover. But they could integrate that into another episode
i could see them having kyoshi help aang in warriors, but not really "meeting" him, kinda like in avatar day, maybe even combining both episodes. i do kinda hope they keep the bond between him and roku
Into The Dark could be The Cave of Two Lovers, since it's right by Omashu, maybe they switch it up a bit and go by there after. I know that's season 2 but so is the invasion of Omashu
@@SSC0002well the two characters will be falling in love by the end of the show so the setup has to be there. Also in the cartoon they are never shown kissing so if they want they can get away with it doing it a similar way.
I don't think Netflix confirmed that they were from the actual show, in their article they only said that it's a look at them in their outfits, they never said it was a screen grab from an episode
Well the story is already different because Sozin didn’t know aang was the avatar. He also didn’t know that Gyatso was aangs mentor. And in the show the way, he also dies is being surrounded by multiple fire benders and he does some forbid in the air technique to kill all of them which is why his skeleton was found with many fire nation skeletons
I dont mind if the story being different/adjacent. I do mind if sozin knows Aang is the avatar. I do mind him ending Gyatso. I dont mind if they make the monks start killing them when they realize they're being genocided and make Gyatso the most powerful/forst to attack/most courageous. showing that they should fight and kill, ending with the forbidden technique. Or have him backed in a room i guess. During this scene the air nomads send one of the head monks to speak and make peace, firbenders attack, the air nomad doesnt finish his speech, they kill him beofre he can. perhaps the monks have already gotten word that this is what the fire nation is doing (i dont remember the timeline well, if they attacked all nations at once or in an order/all air beinding temples at once) but either way they realize they are getting killed off as the fire nation doesnt stop attacking. Gyatso, as one of the head monks, would change his mind ( with a lot of internal struggle) and fight back, killing off some warriors. Other monks see this and try to fight as well. This pisses off the fire nation (maybe sozin is there but just as the leader, not for Gyatso) this angers him/he becomes more brutal. Realizing who made the monks fight back, Gyatso, Sozin orders his people to kill him. (Clearly too free thinking and courageous to get away). This is where Gyatso leads/entraps a bunch of soldiers and does the forbidden move, killing MANY more soldiers than what is depicted in original atla. We slow zoom to Gyatso's face, we are imagining his thoughts, but it is silent, completely, there is no air in the room so thus no sound (no voice over or imagery of his thoughts. Maybe a tear starting up for good measure or complete peace as he is an old wise monk. I wouldn't know which way to take it, but i lean towards sorrow), and then it fades out. When we come back in, we are at the boat scene.
Also when Aang saw gyatsos skeleton there were no burn marks indicating the fire nation troops didn't do anything to him and it was an act of sacrifice.
I mean I don't think they'll straight up make sozin know aang is the avatar, if he's been raiding every air temple without getting his hands on the avatar is obvious he'll get to the southern one and ask for him, questioning gyatso who's literally one of the masters plus a teacher in the temple would make sense, cause if someone gotta know who the avatar is it's the masters of every temple. and idk I think it'll be cool seeing them fight
So, it was confirmed that the (at the Tudum event) that the Mechanist has been casted. While I don't think they will include the entirety of the Northern Air Temple episode, I think they may incorporate elements of it into the series. Same with Jet and the freedom fighters, they will be added into the first season, just like I said, perhaps they are not going to include all of the episode. The episodes they may leave out are the fortune teller and the Great Divide. Those two are mainly filler episodes anyway. I don't remember if Bato has been casted, if not, than they may either modify (aka add some elements to it) or take it out entirely. Personally, I do hope that at least the Great Divide is left out because really, that one was such a filler episode. I think a lot of the fandom really did not like that episode from what I've seen. Plus. it contributed nothing to the plot of the overall show.
I wouldn't like if they change the Omashu scene. It's like the key teaching for Aang in orther to learn earthbending. The "wait for the right moment to strike " move
2:00 it's not the first time for Aang going in the Avatar state at the southern airtemple. The first time is at zuko's ship in episode 2 when he falls in the ocean.
I think if avatar kyoshi appears in the second episode, maybe it's in the form of a flachback explaining how kyoshi island came about, that way they would remove the avatar day episode from season two
I saw the new photos of the cast in character and it looks good so far, the only one that I'm skeptical on is Zuko but I think it's because he's covered up and we don't get a good look at him.
I was more worried about Aang. Kinda feel they should have gone for someone a bit older? Like yeah, aand was 12 and all, but he does look older than that on the series, and him flirting with katara (if that happens) will be super awkward.
Imdb has listed that there are ten episodes for the first season. So i’d take this list with a grain of salt although it does make sense and hits all the main story points. I hope one of the missing episodes is called “Rebels” and we get to meet Jet. I also hope another episode is called “Bounty Hunter” and its about Aang and gang running from Nyla and Shurshu. They can also tie that in with Aang looking for a firebending master and Katara discovering her healing abilities
How are they gonna taclke the spirit world vs the physcal world? Into the dark is probably when Azula or more likely Zhao gets turned loose. I hope we get the Yu Yan Archers. So F";:&ing cool.
I believe the episodes that are unfortunately going to be cut are going to be Imprisoned, The Waterbending Scroll, The Great Divide, The Fortuneteller and potentially The Deserter. Both Jet & most of the freedom fighters have been casted, so his episode is staying. While June has also been casted so I am assuming Bato’s episode will still be in the series in some form. The same goes for The Northern Air Temple episode taking place since both The Mechanist & his son have been casted as well. Whereas Hafu, Jeong Jeong & everyone from the Fortuneteller episode (along with the other minor background characters in the other episodes besides these 3) are completely missing. I feel like they might move some things around too and maybe introduce Jet and June earlier in the series in the Warriors episode. While Into The Dark will probably be the Northern Air Temple being invaded since I don’t think they would want to have one big war scene occur and then the Northern Water Tribe happen right after since in the original series they were both canonically right after each other. The NAT episode would also be perfect as that 4th episode in the series to get you really hooked on wanting to continue to watch. I am hoping that they don’t leave out The Storm or The Deserter still since, at least to me, they are both really important episodes in the series, but believe they might have The Storm intertwined with Masks (along with the whole premise of that episode revolving around The Blue Spirit) and maybe have The Deserter as the opening story to that episode.
i dont think katara mastered waterbending overnight. she was self-taught an practiced a lot with Aang and teaching him prob helped. she also had gone through many fights already where she had to utilize her waterbending and then later when she got a master from the north she was able to learn quicker. after that u could see episode by episode how she was gradually improving.
Cutting it down to 8 episodes is not good. I think the show will be good but less episodes is going to hurt pacing. It should be at least 10 but 12 would be perfect
I'm really curious about how they would incorporate Ozai's Angels into the season 1 storyline, especially without Toph, but fingers crossed that more of Ty Lee and Mai's arcs will be more fleshed out!
hmmm following what he's speculating in the video, if they do the omashu invasion in season one they could include Mai there, since it's her dad that invades omashu and well.. she's trained for battle too. as for Azula they could make Ozai send her to the northern water tribe raid with Zhao, and to find Zuko or something, idk how they could incorporate Ty Lee aside of in flashbacks from Zuko's backstory though.
It's estimated that katara was actually training with Pakku for about a month given the timeline with the solstice. Not to forget she also trained with the waterbending scroll for a while beforehand, and even in the very first episode Katara was shown to have very powerful and intuitive waterbending abilities with cracking the iceberg, she just didn't know how to control it properly yet.
Regarding episode 4 they could even sneak the cave of two lovers in there. It was always a secret tunnel to Omashu. Well it could also be a secret cave OUT of omashu. And this is why it's DARK as in the cave is dark as well. I think the second half of episode three we'll see the invasion and perhaps bumi will get captured early on in episode 4 leaving the gang to try escaping.
I dont like the whole Sozan killing Gyatso. In the animation it shows that even during the comet arrival Gyatso a master airbender was able to take out multiple fire benders even when they were amped.
I wouldn’t be surprised if they still have gyatso kill other firebenders before sozin kills him to demonstrate his strength. We don’t know a lot of the details but I’m excited to wait and see
I might be the minority seeing a lot of comments nitpicking this but I'd really like the opening to be this. Gets right to the point what happened, there were so many events in the timeline like this Genocide that it's left up to your imagination how it went down. It also transitions great into the opening scene we know from the show finding Aang.
What's cool about the two episodes dedicated to the north is that we should get a ton more content from that location than was in the cartoon. There was only roughly an hour worth of content from 3 episodes in the cartoon. This will double that. This will allow Katara time to master bending and Sokka time to fall in love with Yue. I hope they find a way to sneak Jet and Haru in there as well, but maybe they can actually skip that until season 2. Especially Haru because it would make sense to see him in the earth chapter instead of season 1. Maybe they can save Jet for Ba sing se.
What episode do you think we will see Jet and the freedom fighters since all of their castings were announced for the show? My guess is episode 4 into the dark.
I don't know, I think Into the Dark will be the last episode. Since moon spirit dies and stuff. That leaves "legends" on the spot. No clue what it would be about. Honestly, it feels like this episode title fits the northern air temple the most, since it can relate to the idea of "LAST Airbender", and that would be a legend of some sort.
I'm a little bit confused when you said Aang's first Avatar State that we see will be in the Southern Air Temple at the end of the first episode. He enters Avatar State as well when they were fighting on Zuko's ship, right? Unless of course you're suggesting they only include 1 avatar state for the first episode to make it more impactful, then I'd agree to an extent. Also, I don't think they are skipping the Northern air temple episode because the mechanist has already been casted. Unless, you also speculate that the mechanist lives in Omashu instead, although I don't know how that'll be integrated. And quite interesting that the episode title for episode 3 is just "Omashu" instead of "The King of Omashu". Does that mean it's not only about Bumi? Will the Gaang hear about Oma and Shu's story early? Idk how that'll work. It could also be just them simply shortening the titles tho lol. In my head, "Into the Dark" should cover "Imprisoned" and an extended version of "The Storm". Putting The Storm this early will inform the audience earlier why Zuko is so desperate catching Aang when they ran the blockade to Crescent Island. But the issue with this is being unable to remove the "storm-sick" Sokka and Katara out of the story in order for Aang to be captured by Zhao and get saved by Blue Spirit Zuko. There's also the issue of their geographic trajectory if they do end up swapping episodes but it's certainly isn't impossible. "Masks" is especially interesting to me. I speculate this episode will include The Waterbending Scroll, Jet, and The Blue Spirit. "Masks" could refer to pretending or lying (Katara), show of different personality depending on who you're talking to (Jet), and an actual physical mask (Zuko) which is why I chose those three episodes. They could also exclude The Warerbending Scroll and replace it with Bato of the Water Tribe because Aang also lies in that episode and so that we get introduced to June.
wait. i'm sorry. where was it confirmed that the images are screen grabs and not promo images? I've been all over it with avatar news, netflix's official twitter and instas.. haven't seen any indication that these are images from episodes. They're too bright and lit differently than shows are lit, so, I'm gonna have to say I don't believe your statement. also.. bro... The Mechanist and Teo were cast.. so they aren't skipping the northern air temple. I'm willing to bet it's going to be the first part of "The North" episode, the second half being the waterbending master. Masks is VERY LIKELY going to be a combination of The Storm and Blue Spirit, because.. they're back to back and that makes the most sense. Also.. the episode is likely called Legends because of Zhaos' interest in being a LEGEND, the confrontation of Koh, and the legends of the ocean and moon spirits. I'd also expect some backstory involving Wan Shi Tong, as Danyal Day Kim WAS CAST to portray his voice. Legends everywhere.
@@TheAvatarist So, right, not screen grabs. A production still image is a photo taken by a photographer OF a scene being performed. Not a frame grab from the actual recording.
Really? Even DNEG the company doing the VFX work showcased these photos on their website. A little weird to showcase something that wasn't worked on by your company. But yeah, after re-reading their statement with your explanation it does make more sense that way.
@@TheAvataristthe dneg is likely for kataras water ball and then the backgrounds on the volume behind Aang, Katara, and Zuko. So they deserve credit, but it's still just promo work.
Will Nextflix finally pull off an adaptation? I'm still not over how many bad choices were made for shows like Titans and The Witcher, and how b-movie the One Piece trailer looks... I'm optimistic. But cautiously so.
Honestly, i don’t mind that the canon is separate between cartoon and live action. Adaptations into live action should not just be adaptation of medium, but of story as a whole. Im so excited for this series, hopefully some new stuff will be added compared to *cough cough * disney live action remakes *cough cough * (excluding cinderella of course)
Given the OG creators of the show (Brian and Michael) left production due to disagreements, I have low hopes, but hope it turns out well for the actors' and crew's sakes.
So where is Jet. The entire Freedom Fighter team was cast and I'd be surprised if they just snuck it into an episode. I think we need to see that full episode or at least the dam exploding or whatever they might want to change it to. It's a big episode for Sokkas leadership and Kataras trust issues.
What I'm hoping is that Kyoshi is just the first past avatar that is shown and plays a role early in the season but Roku plays a bigger role towards the end of the season
guys what about the soundtracks? I hope they use the originals because I do not want to watch Zuko vs Azula Agni Kai without that iconic low-beat background music.
Wait same run time? You’d think they’d take advantage of the medium for double length runtimes that are easier to cut for live-action serialized production.
hi you probably wont see this but i have a worry for netflixe's avatar the last airbender live action, fire bending is based on Northen Shaolin kung fu but Dallas Liu practiced karate as a martial art and i dont know if he will have to learn northen shaolin kung fu or not, it would make the show alot more accurate because karate is Japanese and kung fu is chinese, i would like to hear your thoughts on this because this is very confusing to me.
I'd be perfectly fine with Katara becoming a master that fast(episode-wise) if they decide to extend the in world time duration. The time Aang and team avatar had to master their skills and defeat the fire-lord was very unrealistic in the animation, which was ofc understandable because it was a show aimed at kids. Now that the show is aimed for a more mature audience it would be more logical to extend the timeline of the story to make it seem more realistic. Which means the time they spend at the North Pole could be for a very much longer amount of time than orignally. That way when they leave the North Pole for season 2 Katara can acceptably leave as a Master. This would also help with the whole "these are actual young actors who will grow a bit through the years of filming".
I feel like there will be something involving the water bending scroll, once they got that she was studying religiously, and all their fights helped her along, and being a student just enhanced her understanding and it turns out she's something of a prodigy.
@@dresdenwarlock7978 Yes, and i think they made that very clear in the animation that she was naturally good at it, as well as hard working. She pretty much became the favourite pupil of an old grumpy master who at first refused to teach her just because he didn't believe in her bending abilities as a woman.
Don't forget that Aang, Katara and Toph were all child prodigies. Even though it is never specifically mentioned, people make frequent comments on how strong of benders they are. Aang became a master at a very young age so this is obvious. Toph was just in her own league at an even younger age. Even though she had a master training het she just invented new tech and self taught to exceed the skill of her trainer. Katara did not have any master to observe or train with for most of her life. I believe it makes sense why her skills were not nearly as impressive as Aang or Tophs. The first ever waterbender she meets is the swamp guys. She self taught most of her skills once she found purpose for it (meeting Aang) and once she finally meets a master and sees what else is possible in terms of waterbending, she just skyrockets.
I don’t care what anyone says. This is gonna be ass I don’t know why they try so hard to make something which is supposed to be animated, live action. It’s just annoying at this point
I think ep. 5 will be an episode where they go through a deserted theme park. Until suddenly at night it will become a bath house for spirits. Just a guess tho
If Netflix is as great as they have been, they’ll be smart to detail everything and take their time. This is like a reboot of avatar the last airbender they can make this last for a good while and make it a big hit! Like breaking bad or narcos.
I always saw it as Katara had studied and practiced meticulously (water scrolls and self-taught), but things didn't make sense until she had a master which is why she was able to learn so quickly. She was applying and making connections. That and she is gifted and driven.
I also think that they actually spent more time in the northern water tribe, but they had just cut it in the episode to show only the moment when they left
Yeah it’s like if I have a math problem I can go about it twenty different ways until I finally find the correct answer. But if I had a teacher they would have just shown me the formula to use so I could get the answer a lot faster. Both give the same result one takes a lot less time and effort
No Aang and Roku have the closest connection because Roku was before Aang and the Avatars have the closest Avatar connection with their most recent past life
Episode 2 Wariors sound like we get Kyoshi and Southern air temple in one episode but I don´t know if it fit into same episode but yeah, Kyoshi island on whole 40 minute episode sound like boring.
It is story on 20 minutes max.
Extremely disappointed there’s no episode called “The great divide”
I just want to know when!
Why don't we have a legend of Korra show why don't we do that
In this reboot, If the second half of legend of Korra isn’t moved up into Aang’s saga (particularly book 4: air) and Ozai’s not the dark avatar, I’ll be a little disappointed but still intrigued on how it’ll all play out. It was said that it'll be more mature than its predecessor. My first thought was that it'll have Mortal Kombat/Greek era God Of War levels of gore and they focus in on strong disturbing horror genres, particularly the supernatural, psychological and realistic war-zone types of horror. But then again, the target audiences could just be teens and tweens (again, disappointing but I'll deal.)
Cautiously optimistic but purely based on the epic cast, I hope it turns out well
i feel like most of the fandom feels this. we just wanna be supportive, we're also excited but a lot worries.
I mean some things could due with some change. For example, the timeline for when the comet arrives from what I remember like 6 month. That works in a cartoon. But when, using real live actors, it’s not believable to try to sell that a bunch of kids can go from beginners to practically experts in just a handful of months. As well as being capable of stopping ppl who likely have at least 10+ years of experience/training compared to themselves. So that should probably be changed to a few years (2, 3, or 4 max) until the comet arrives. It feels more believable for them to actually require some serious time for them to actually get good enough to accomplish the things they do throughout the story.
Also, sokka should keep his bird and sword. Other than that everything else can stay the same.
I do too I hope it comes out as great as the cartoon
I’m worried that Jet or The Storm won’t be “adapted” in the live action as I feel that they are both very important episodes, maybe that’s what “into the dark” is?
Jet definetly will be adapted because there are people casted for him and his freedom fighters. As for the storm I doubt they would left out such an important episode
The Storm is one of the quintessential episodes of the entire series, it's absolutely been adapted and expanded on, it's very likely why Mai, Azula, Ty Lee and Ozai were cast despite not playing a big role in the original season 1. Jet has also been cast, alongside The Duke, Smellerbee, and Longshot. Not sure about pipsqueak, yet. My guess is "Masks" will be a combination of The Storm and The Blue Spirit
@@dresdenwarlock7978 Pipsqueak was casted too, he's just played by some completely unknown actor or something like that, KnightGambit confirmed his casting but at the same time they couldn't verify the actor
yeah, I think this makes more sense that what the video says. That episode is way too important. It's a shame the fire master one is also not included, since it is also an important piece into both why aang does not later want to fire bend, and also another look into zhao, which is always welcome. Hopefully they add some of it in another episode.
@@appleblossomstar oh NICE I didn't see that, thank you! I also think Bato is going to be in the series, because there's someone in an episode just called "injured warrior". That COULD mean anything, but he does have the look of a water tribe member, sooo. That's speculation.
They won't skip the northen air temple, The mechanist has been casted, but I think they'll skip the deserter, which I'm a little bumbed about
what is the deserter about again?
@@xeibear4865 itts that episode where aang tries firebending for the first time and burning katara
@@saefbro8494 ohhh ty! I hope they don't skip that one bc it really sets up the premise for aang's hesitance to learn firebending and his relationship to katara
@@xeibear4865 and it's where katara learns healing and also we see not every fire nation person is evil, we also see that with Shyu but still, it's important, but I don't recall them casting Jeong Jeong
I think that “masks” could be about Jeong Jeongs spear guys cause spirited away could be about the blue spirit
I am actually really excited for the show but at the same time slightly nervous. I just hope they do it right this time 😅
I’m a bit more than slightly nervous/concerned
@@matthewchastain136 especially considering what garbage netflix has been producing recently
fr I want the show to do well but still kinda skeptical because it's netflix
It’s gonna last 1 season Imao
This time?? When was there a first time?? (I'm completely in denial)
Nah I need my boy Gyatso to be the boss we all suspected him to be. One Gyatso Skeleton, the rest fire nation.
She didn't master it in 3 days
the show implied they've been in the Northern Water Tribe for weeks
Ships from the fire nation don't just travel that fast to the NWT in a day nor will Sokka and Yue develop feelings for each other overnight
The only reason that most people feel like Katara mastered water bending overnight is because everyone binge watches ATLA now when during its premiere days, each episode was published within a week from each which definitely helps in making the gang's adventure seem longer.
A much better route if they made better implications that Katara is very talented but needed training which the show did but not that much and that there's still a level above master (i.e. grandmaster or something similar) which is much harder to reach
In those cases, a talented waterbender mastering waterbending in weeks is fine
Yeah, idk how he missed that they've been there for weeks
@@xeibear4865 the whole journey overall took a year yet a lot of people (especially newer fans I've noticed) treat each episode as if only 1 day passed (unless specified like their stay in Ba Sing Se)
You don't have to be explicitly told how many weeks passed if there are so many hints pointing towards that
plus katara was already training before that with the waterbending scroll
@bweggy5552 because people haven't read the lost adventure comics. It showed that they was doing other things (that the show didn't include) while they was on their journey
@prethebarosheneorwell9728 they would have know that from the SWT to the NWT took like month or so and then it took aang a year to master all the elements by the time the comet came. After they arrive in the NWT, she was there for a few weeks training so it will take the FN month to reach the NWT
(apparently) hot take: the costumes aren’t bad. yeah, they could be better, but nowhere near as bad as people are making them out to be
@@Kolateak_ do you walk around with dirty clothes? So why would these characters? 😅
my theory is that Into the Dark is going to be the episode that explains Aang and Zuko's respective backstories
I feel like Masks could be a combination of The Blue Spirit episode and The Deserter episode as The Fortuneteller episode could just be cut out completely and Bato of the Water Tribe episode could be shortened to a 10 minute segment. In The Deserter episode they even wear masks at the start of it to avoid being identified by the Fire Nation which is why the title could fit. Skipping The Deserter episode would be a huge mistake in my opinion as it teaches Aang a very important lessen. You can see Aang's face go from joy to fear when he loses control of the fire and burns Katara, he feels guilty about it even at the end of season 2. Some of the parts of The Deserter could definitely be shortened a little but it is a important part of Aang learning to grow up and be more responsible.
Since Cho the bounty hunter was casted I doubt this part of the story will be shortened. Keep in mind that every episode of the animated series was 20 minutes. They can easily put episode 13,15 and 16 in episode 6 Masks. They can scrap mabye 5 minutes of each episode then the episode has 15 minutes left to fill with extra backstory or something else. I also think they'll skip episode 14 it didn't add much to the story. What I also think is that they'll use episode 4 in to the dark for Jet and the freedom fighters and Ong's and Zuko's past stories. A little change in order of the story since episode 5 spirited away will be about Roku guiding Ong that he has to defeat the fire Lord before Sozin's comet arrives. And then episode 7 will include episodes 17 and 18 about the Northern air temple and Northern water tribe. Would make sense since they named this episode the North. And then the last episode about the battle against the Fire nation at the Northern water tribe.
If Kyoshi Island is in the show, that means I can do my OC for the new show If I like it. Yey!
I wonder where The Storm will fit in, becase it's too important to not have, and splitting it up into several flashbacks here and there would take away from it.
Didn't the storm happen right before the blue spirit iirc? Then they could just cut in between the two in some logical way
I love your videos
I'm actually so hyped right now. This live action can be great. I cant wait to see how they will develop Zuko's story as well and how Iroh will be
I think the two most likely episodes to be cut entirely are probably "the great divide" and "the fortune-teller". Everything else seems to have ties to characters that have been cast already or are major parts of the story.
Edit: Don't see Haru anywhere, but there is a single person listed as earthbender prisoner who is definitely not Haru. I'm not sure what they might do with that episode, but it seems the rest are accounted for purely looking at the cast besides the two mentioned above and "imprisoned".
The fortune teller had one important role. It was the first time Katara started seeing Aang as a potential lover. But they could integrate that into another episode
@@KerzL6324there are a million alternative options to achieve the same result. I think they can just skip the story in that episode
Netflix should plan it so they have a surprise episode thumbnail called "The Great Divide" come out on April 1st.
Okay, but I am most excited who would be casted as Toph. She must nail it or else 😭
My thoughts exactly!!!!
i could see them having kyoshi help aang in warriors, but not really "meeting" him, kinda like in avatar day, maybe even combining both episodes. i do kinda hope they keep the bond between him and roku
Bro why do you sound like penguinz0 with that outro 😂
Into The Dark could be The Cave of Two Lovers, since it's right by Omashu, maybe they switch it up a bit and go by there after. I know that's season 2 but so is the invasion of Omashu
I agree and there was this rumored casting going around before, and he really looked like that singing guy from The Cave of Two Lovers.
Aaaaannnd Die😂😂 that song always cracked me up
Yeah but Katarra's actress is 17 and Aang's is 13 so that would be a little...
@@SSC0002well the two characters will be falling in love by the end of the show so the setup has to be there. Also in the cartoon they are never shown kissing so if they want they can get away with it doing it a similar way.
@@brosaus I feel like they might do that one later. Mostly because it's earthbending stuff.
I want Zhao to say something in the last episode like "I will go down to history as the LEGEND who killed the moon!"
I don't think Netflix confirmed that they were from the actual show, in their article they only said that it's a look at them in their outfits, they never said it was a screen grab from an episode
It is.
It's not. They are just promotional photos, so we haven't seen actual scenes from the show.
Well the story is already different because Sozin didn’t know aang was the avatar. He also didn’t know that Gyatso was aangs mentor. And in the show the way, he also dies is being surrounded by multiple fire benders and he does some forbid in the air technique to kill all of them which is why his skeleton was found with many fire nation skeletons
I dont mind if the story being different/adjacent. I do mind if sozin knows Aang is the avatar. I do mind him ending Gyatso. I dont mind if they make the monks start killing them when they realize they're being genocided and make Gyatso the most powerful/forst to attack/most courageous. showing that they should fight and kill, ending with the forbidden technique.
Or have him backed in a room i guess.
During this scene the air nomads send one of the head monks to speak and make peace, firbenders attack, the air nomad doesnt finish his speech, they kill him beofre he can. perhaps the monks have already gotten word that this is what the fire nation is doing (i dont remember the timeline well, if they attacked all nations at once or in an order/all air beinding temples at once) but either way they realize they are getting killed off as the fire nation doesnt stop attacking.
Gyatso, as one of the head monks, would change his mind ( with a lot of internal struggle) and fight back, killing off some warriors. Other monks see this and try to fight as well. This pisses off the fire nation (maybe sozin is there but just as the leader, not for Gyatso) this angers him/he becomes more brutal.
Realizing who made the monks fight back, Gyatso, Sozin orders his people to kill him. (Clearly too free thinking and courageous to get away). This is where Gyatso leads/entraps a bunch of soldiers and does the forbidden move, killing MANY more soldiers than what is depicted in original atla.
We slow zoom to Gyatso's face, we are imagining his thoughts, but it is silent, completely, there is no air in the room so thus no sound (no voice over or imagery of his thoughts. Maybe a tear starting up for good measure or complete peace as he is an old wise monk. I wouldn't know which way to take it, but i lean towards sorrow), and then it fades out. When we come back in, we are at the boat scene.
I don't mind some changes if it's better for the flow of the show.
@@naturesfinest2408 from the canon it was a simultaneous attack on the temples and then they hunted down the remaining nomad monks
Also when Aang saw gyatsos skeleton there were no burn marks indicating the fire nation troops didn't do anything to him and it was an act of sacrifice.
I mean I don't think they'll straight up make sozin know aang is the avatar, if he's been raiding every air temple without getting his hands on the avatar is obvious he'll get to the southern one and ask for him, questioning gyatso who's literally one of the masters plus a teacher in the temple would make sense, cause if someone gotta know who the avatar is it's the masters of every temple. and idk I think it'll be cool seeing them fight
So, it was confirmed that the (at the Tudum event) that the Mechanist has been casted. While I don't think they will include the entirety of the Northern Air Temple episode, I think they may incorporate elements of it into the series. Same with Jet and the freedom fighters, they will be added into the first season, just like I said, perhaps they are not going to include all of the episode. The episodes they may leave out are the fortune teller and the Great Divide. Those two are mainly filler episodes anyway. I don't remember if Bato has been casted, if not, than they may either modify (aka add some elements to it) or take it out entirely. Personally, I do hope that at least the Great Divide is left out because really, that one was such a filler episode. I think a lot of the fandom really did not like that episode from what I've seen. Plus. it contributed nothing to the plot of the overall show.
I wouldn't like if they change the Omashu scene. It's like the key teaching for Aang in orther to learn earthbending. The "wait for the right moment to strike " move
2:00 it's not the first time for Aang going in the Avatar state at the southern airtemple. The first time is at zuko's ship in episode 2 when he falls in the ocean.
I think if avatar kyoshi appears in the second episode, maybe it's in the form of a flachback explaining how kyoshi island came about, that way they would remove the avatar day episode from season two
Yeah i suspect they might merge those 2 storylines?
I hope they do this cause I really don’t like that episode tbh lol
Daniel Pudi was cast as the mechanist, so I doubt they will just "skip" the northern air temple.
Imagine if by surprise if they make the yue the villian at the end of season 1 or make her a waterbender and aangs teacher
The cliffhanger of the 1st episode is 100% gonna be them discovering Aang raging when they found out he is the last Airbender
I saw the new photos of the cast in character and it looks good so far, the only one that I'm skeptical on is Zuko but I think it's because he's covered up and we don't get a good look at him.
I was looking more into the actor and he definitely fits the role for zuko
I think sokka's actor is the most controversial right now
I was more worried about Aang. Kinda feel they should have gone for someone a bit older? Like yeah, aand was 12 and all, but he does look older than that on the series, and him flirting with katara (if that happens) will be super awkward.
@@tsonny1104 what's wrong with him?
What is it?
Is it bc he's too handsome?
I see some people complaining about that.
@@Marukanitel There's speculation that he's not actually native
It would be dope if they do the tattoo like the animation would depict spirits.
Imdb has listed that there are ten episodes for the first season. So i’d take this list with a grain of salt although it does make sense and hits all the main story points. I hope one of the missing episodes is called “Rebels” and we get to meet Jet. I also hope another episode is called “Bounty Hunter” and its about Aang and gang running from Nyla and Shurshu. They can also tie that in with Aang looking for a firebending master and Katara discovering her healing abilities
I hate waiting for stuff like this so much!
I have a good feeling about this series; I think it's going to be good.
As Ozai was introduced so early, I bet he's calling the Ozai's Angels to go down there to hunt down the Avatar too.
Man, they had better do Jet. That episode and the rest of Jet's arc was really cool.
🤦🏻♂️ Katara doesn’t master it in 3 days. It’s implied they’re at the Northern Tribe for quite a while.
Aang and Katara were clearly training with Pakku for weeks. It might have been three episodes, but each episode isn’t a single day.
How are they gonna taclke the spirit world vs the physcal world? Into the dark is probably when Azula or more likely Zhao gets turned loose. I hope we get the Yu Yan Archers. So F";:&ing cool.
I believe the episodes that are unfortunately going to be cut are going to be Imprisoned, The Waterbending Scroll, The Great Divide, The Fortuneteller and potentially The Deserter.
Both Jet & most of the freedom fighters have been casted, so his episode is staying. While June has also been casted so I am assuming Bato’s episode will still be in the series in some form. The same goes for The Northern Air Temple episode taking place since both The Mechanist & his son have been casted as well. Whereas Hafu, Jeong Jeong & everyone from the Fortuneteller episode (along with the other minor background characters in the other episodes besides these 3) are completely missing.
I feel like they might move some things around too and maybe introduce Jet and June earlier in the series in the Warriors episode. While Into The Dark will probably be the Northern Air Temple being invaded since I don’t think they would want to have one big war scene occur and then the Northern Water Tribe happen right after since in the original series they were both canonically right after each other. The NAT episode would also be perfect as that 4th episode in the series to get you really hooked on wanting to continue to watch.
I am hoping that they don’t leave out The Storm or The Deserter still since, at least to me, they are both really important episodes in the series, but believe they might have The Storm intertwined with Masks (along with the whole premise of that episode revolving around The Blue Spirit) and maybe have The Deserter as the opening story to that episode.
i dont think katara mastered waterbending overnight. she was self-taught an practiced a lot with Aang and teaching him prob helped. she also had gone through many fights already where she had to utilize her waterbending and then later when she got a master from the north she was able to learn quicker. after that u could see episode by episode how she was gradually improving.
Aang’s tattoo are a mix of his show tattoos and the only thing I like from the movie, those sick ass tattoos
Hmmm nope
@@tovolume To me they look like that
@@SCP-469 well to me the tattoo in this upcoming series look much better and stands out and more visible
the finale episode might also give a teaser at whats to come. Probably Azula
idk if i can watch this if your telling me The Great Divide will not be apart of this
Cutting it down to 8 episodes is not good. I think the show will be good but less episodes is going to hurt pacing. It should be at least 10 but 12 would be perfect
I'm really curious about how they would incorporate Ozai's Angels into the season 1 storyline, especially without Toph, but fingers crossed that more of Ty Lee and Mai's arcs will be more fleshed out!
hmmm following what he's speculating in the video, if they do the omashu invasion in season one they could include Mai there, since it's her dad that invades omashu and well.. she's trained for battle too. as for Azula they could make Ozai send her to the northern water tribe raid with Zhao, and to find Zuko or something, idk how they could incorporate Ty Lee aside of in flashbacks from Zuko's backstory though.
Aangs first avatar state is against zuko's boat, if you dont count the iceberg...
4:26 I always thought it was the right thing to do. It led to 0 people dying on both sides.
My guy is always on top of the Avatar knowledge! Thanks a million!
That’s definitely one of the issues I had with the original. All of them except maybe Aang would become masters in days.
It's estimated that katara was actually training with Pakku for about a month given the timeline with the solstice. Not to forget she also trained with the waterbending scroll for a while beforehand, and even in the very first episode Katara was shown to have very powerful and intuitive waterbending abilities with cracking the iceberg, she just didn't know how to control it properly yet.
IMPORTANT!!! : PRINCESS YUE will be in the live action, she was already casted, meaning they do go to the northern water tribe
Obviously? They gotta do that for the finale.
@@oninoni yes, but the video says that they might not go to the northern water tribe
Regarding episode 4 they could even sneak the cave of two lovers in there. It was always a secret tunnel to Omashu. Well it could also be a secret cave OUT of omashu. And this is why it's DARK as in the cave is dark as well. I think the second half of episode three we'll see the invasion and perhaps bumi will get captured early on in episode 4 leaving the gang to try escaping.
I was hoping they’d show how gyatso killed all those fire benders. Looks like that’s one of the rewrites though :/ how disappointing.
I dont like the whole Sozan killing Gyatso. In the animation it shows that even during the comet arrival Gyatso a master airbender was able to take out multiple fire benders even when they were amped.
I wouldn’t be surprised if they still have gyatso kill other firebenders before sozin kills him to demonstrate his strength. We don’t know a lot of the details but I’m excited to wait and see
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I might be the minority seeing a lot of comments nitpicking this but I'd really like the opening to be this. Gets right to the point what happened, there were so many events in the timeline like this Genocide that it's left up to your imagination how it went down. It also transitions great into the opening scene we know from the show finding Aang.
Getting to see the attack on the southern air temple is already taking it to the next level giving us some background I can’t wait.
What's cool about the two episodes dedicated to the north is that we should get a ton more content from that location than was in the cartoon. There was only roughly an hour worth of content from 3 episodes in the cartoon. This will double that. This will allow Katara time to master bending and Sokka time to fall in love with Yue. I hope they find a way to sneak Jet and Haru in there as well, but maybe they can actually skip that until season 2. Especially Haru because it would make sense to see him in the earth chapter instead of season 1. Maybe they can save Jet for Ba sing se.
Yes, i just can't wait to see new avatar the last airbender netflix in 2024 way better than The Last Airbender 2010 movie. 😄
The North I think could be both the Northern Water tribe, but possibly they could dedicate part of the Episode to the Northern Air Temple
I wonder if they will keep Sokka's sexist lines in 😂😂😂
Probably and his sister or Yue slap him out of his head for that or that warrior leader might!
Im optimistic since One Piece was a success!
What episode do you think we will see Jet and the freedom fighters since all of their castings were announced for the show? My guess is episode 4 into the dark.
i think they'll be in Omashu. I have a feeling the mechanist and freedom fighters will be in Omashu and Into the dark
I don't know, I think Into the Dark will be the last episode. Since moon spirit dies and stuff.
That leaves "legends" on the spot. No clue what it would be about. Honestly, it feels like this episode title fits the northern air temple the most, since it can relate to the idea of "LAST Airbender", and that would be a legend of some sort.
The design in the tattoos should have been the same as Raava, the spirit of light that lives in the Avatars.
I'm a little bit confused when you said Aang's first Avatar State that we see will be in the Southern Air Temple at the end of the first episode. He enters Avatar State as well when they were fighting on Zuko's ship, right? Unless of course you're suggesting they only include 1 avatar state for the first episode to make it more impactful, then I'd agree to an extent. Also, I don't think they are skipping the Northern air temple episode because the mechanist has already been casted. Unless, you also speculate that the mechanist lives in Omashu instead, although I don't know how that'll be integrated. And quite interesting that the episode title for episode 3 is just "Omashu" instead of "The King of Omashu". Does that mean it's not only about Bumi? Will the Gaang hear about Oma and Shu's story early? Idk how that'll work. It could also be just them simply shortening the titles tho lol.
In my head, "Into the Dark" should cover "Imprisoned" and an extended version of "The Storm". Putting The Storm this early will inform the audience earlier why Zuko is so desperate catching Aang when they ran the blockade to Crescent Island. But the issue with this is being unable to remove the "storm-sick" Sokka and Katara out of the story in order for Aang to be captured by Zhao and get saved by Blue Spirit Zuko. There's also the issue of their geographic trajectory if they do end up swapping episodes but it's certainly isn't impossible. "Masks" is especially interesting to me. I speculate this episode will include The Waterbending Scroll, Jet, and The Blue Spirit. "Masks" could refer to pretending or lying (Katara), show of different personality depending on who you're talking to (Jet), and an actual physical mask (Zuko) which is why I chose those three episodes. They could also exclude The Warerbending Scroll and replace it with Bato of the Water Tribe because Aang also lies in that episode and so that we get introduced to June.
wait. i'm sorry. where was it confirmed that the images are screen grabs and not promo images? I've been all over it with avatar news, netflix's official twitter and instas.. haven't seen any indication that these are images from episodes. They're too bright and lit differently than shows are lit, so, I'm gonna have to say I don't believe your statement. also.. bro... The Mechanist and Teo were cast.. so they aren't skipping the northern air temple. I'm willing to bet it's going to be the first part of "The North" episode, the second half being the waterbending master. Masks is VERY LIKELY going to be a combination of The Storm and Blue Spirit, because.. they're back to back and that makes the most sense. Also.. the episode is likely called Legends because of Zhaos' interest in being a LEGEND, the confrontation of Koh, and the legends of the ocean and moon spirits. I'd also expect some backstory involving Wan Shi Tong, as Danyal Day Kim WAS CAST to portray his voice. Legends everywhere.
It was on the netflix media center. Ill put a link to the screenshot in the description
@@TheAvatarist So, right, not screen grabs. A production still image is a photo taken by a photographer OF a scene being performed. Not a frame grab from the actual recording.
Really? Even DNEG the company doing the VFX work showcased these photos on their website. A little weird to showcase something that wasn't worked on by your company. But yeah, after re-reading their statement with your explanation it does make more sense that way.
@@TheAvataristthe dneg is likely for kataras water ball and then the backgrounds on the volume behind Aang, Katara, and Zuko. So they deserve credit, but it's still just promo work.
its called "legends" probably because they are going to say "do you know what the LEGENDS say about killing the spirit fish"
Will Nextflix finally pull off an adaptation?
I'm still not over how many bad choices were made for shows like Titans and The Witcher, and how b-movie the One Piece trailer looks...
I'm optimistic. But cautiously so.
As long as we don't get the fucking "ahvatar" and "Ahng" and fucking "Sohka" like the damned live-action movie attempt.
the bottom line here is:
STILL (i repeat) STILL NO RELEASE DATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Honestly, i don’t mind that the canon is separate between cartoon and live action. Adaptations into live action should not just be adaptation of medium, but of story as a whole. Im so excited for this series, hopefully some new stuff will be added compared to *cough cough * disney live action remakes *cough cough * (excluding cinderella of course)
Ok this kinda sucks. I mean showing Gyatso killed by Sozin. Becose its remove fact that he probably sufocate whole team of fire nation soldiers.
It's obvious that the episode Masks will have the Blue Spirit and The Storm episodes combined, like hello...
They won't skip the Northern Airtemple because they have cast the Mechanist....
Kind of unrelated but DUDE I have almost all of your background music in a playlist or two! Like damn our tastes are similar asfuq
Given the OG creators of the show (Brian and Michael) left production due to disagreements, I have low hopes, but hope it turns out well for the actors' and crew's sakes.
So where is Jet. The entire Freedom Fighter team was cast and I'd be surprised if they just snuck it into an episode. I think we need to see that full episode or at least the dam exploding or whatever they might want to change it to. It's a big episode for Sokkas leadership and Kataras trust issues.
What I'm hoping is that Kyoshi is just the first past avatar that is shown and plays a role early in the season but Roku plays a bigger role towards the end of the season
guys what about the soundtracks? I hope they use the originals because I do not want to watch Zuko vs Azula Agni Kai without that iconic low-beat background music.
Wait same run time? You’d think they’d take advantage of the medium for double length runtimes that are easier to cut for live-action serialized production.
Waiting for this to bomb. Poorly cast, woke and racially charged. This will be another stain on the good name of Avatar.
hi you probably wont see this but i have a worry for netflixe's avatar the last airbender live action, fire bending is based on Northen Shaolin kung fu but Dallas Liu practiced karate as a martial art and i dont know if he will have to learn northen shaolin kung fu or not, it would make the show alot more accurate because karate is Japanese and kung fu is chinese, i would like to hear your thoughts on this because this is very confusing to me.
Have you seen what the screen an budget they are working with 🤑 10-15 mill an ep i have high hopes for the graphics
I'd be perfectly fine with Katara becoming a master that fast(episode-wise) if they decide to extend the in world time duration. The time Aang and team avatar had to master their skills and defeat the fire-lord was very unrealistic in the animation, which was ofc understandable because it was a show aimed at kids. Now that the show is aimed for a more mature audience it would be more logical to extend the timeline of the story to make it seem more realistic. Which means the time they spend at the North Pole could be for a very much longer amount of time than orignally. That way when they leave the North Pole for season 2 Katara can acceptably leave as a Master. This would also help with the whole "these are actual young actors who will grow a bit through the years of filming".
I feel like there will be something involving the water bending scroll, once they got that she was studying religiously, and all their fights helped her along, and being a student just enhanced her understanding and it turns out she's something of a prodigy.
@@dresdenwarlock7978 Yes, and i think they made that very clear in the animation that she was naturally good at it, as well as hard working. She pretty much became the favourite pupil of an old grumpy master who at first refused to teach her just because he didn't believe in her bending abilities as a woman.
Don't forget that Aang, Katara and Toph were all child prodigies. Even though it is never specifically mentioned, people make frequent comments on how strong of benders they are.
Aang became a master at a very young age so this is obvious.
Toph was just in her own league at an even younger age. Even though she had a master training het she just invented new tech and self taught to exceed the skill of her trainer.
Katara did not have any master to observe or train with for most of her life. I believe it makes sense why her skills were not nearly as impressive as Aang or Tophs. The first ever waterbender she meets is the swamp guys. She self taught most of her skills once she found purpose for it (meeting Aang) and once she finally meets a master and sees what else is possible in terms of waterbending, she just skyrockets.
I don’t care what anyone says. This is gonna be ass
I don’t know why they try so hard to make something which is supposed to be animated, live action. It’s just annoying at this point
keep up the great work you da GOAT
I think ep. 5 will be an episode where they go through a deserted theme park. Until suddenly at night it will become a bath house for spirits. Just a guess tho
I thought fire lord Sozin let Roku die? And the legacy passed on to Ozai to find the avatar
ahh, I will love this show so much. Was kinda bumped it was going to be released in 2024
if they cut the secret tunnel episode I WILL BURN THEM
It’s in good hands
Lost me when you started questioning King Bumi. I’m not watching this merde
If Netflix is as great as they have been, they’ll be smart to detail everything and take their time. This is like a reboot of avatar the last airbender they can make this last for a good while and make it a big hit! Like breaking bad or narcos.