Heroes don’t make sacrifices for honor or glory. They do it because deep down they know it’s right. The 41st bowing to Zuko was an absolute tear jerker.
Although I have my gripes with the adaptation, I can also admit when it does something right. Imho the 41st being the crew on Zuko's ship (best canon shipping) and essentially in a poetic way his story of growth being tied to his crew being the 'expendables' of the Fire Nation proving their country wrong is an amazing addition, and is canon now for me for all versions, too good not to have it be.
Anyone expecting all of the magic to be captured from the original was setting themselves up for disappointment. This however is a great example of taking the original show and adding some amazing layers to what we saw. These little details really added depth to the experience.
Because that scene alone shows that the Fire Nation generals and Ozai consider them expendable. But Zuko? Zuko has proven in that scene that he is twice the Firelord his father is. Even as royalty he REFUSED to see his soldiers as fodder. And he was burned for it. Zuko believes that scar is proof of his shame when in fact it is proof of his honor, of his love for his country and of the fact that he will sacrifice himself before he lets any harm come to his people. That scar is proof that Zuko is the Firelord of his people.
@@korsekil exactly, that hit deep when we Saw in cartoon he can confront his father with bravery. Ozai maybe not realized but he Made zuko as himself but with heart
Actually loved this concept being added to the show. Making this crew connected to Zuko's punishment and banishment is brilliant. Hope they continue and make the 41st Division Zuko's personal crew/boat well into being Fire Lord.
I feel like people are too harsh with the live action. It's not perfect, but people are putting too much emphasis on nostalgia. This scene was one of the best in the franchise, live action or animation. Brought a lot of depth to the storyline.
My only beef, only reason to say it isn't perfect is my best friend will not watch animated ANYTHING. It was my second chance at bringing them into the fandom, with the cabbages, with the fun playful Aang that grows over the series to become more responsible. A Katara that's not a role filler. Proper sexism issues being cut feels unwarranted... It's good. Just not able to live the dream with my closest friend.
One of the very few nice additions upon the original. I like how Zuko's crew is actually fleshed out. They're not just faceless nobodies who you have no idea how they got stuck with Zuko.
This was actually based on the 12th episode of the original. In it Zuko also saves the 41st, but it isnt mentioned they are his crew. But that character is obviously also based on him from the original.
Exactly. When I first saw this scene, I thought, “Oh, that’s why they’re with him. It makes so much sense now.” In the original, we have no idea what happened to the 41st Division, or why Lieutenant Jee and company were traveling with Zuko and Iroh. Now, we are a given a reason that respects the cartoon, and adds depth to Zuko’s relationship with his crew.
It s even worse. The Agni Kai is supposed to finish with the first burn. Ozai didnt have to burn his face, it was finished with the burn on the shoulder. He has deshonored the tradition of Agni Kai
Zuko fought hard for love of his father and while he did not earn any, he only received permanent scar. However, what he deserved is the respect of his crew and Lieutenant Jee, who respected him for sacrificing his face just to rescue their bodies.
Many things the live action changed I wasn’t a fan of. This isn’t one of those things. Such an amazing detail they added here. Powerful stuff. It might be the best moment in the show for me. Up there with Aang’s reunion with Gyatso (Another addition I loved)
I know it's not perfect, but I think the reboot so far has, on balance, been an excellent revamping of the story. I love the original cartoon, of course, but I think the new show has a lot to offer too. If you only let yourself appreciate one version of a story or one point of view, you will never truly be able to appreciate all the beauty, mystery, wonder, and wisdom in the world. And, in the immortal words of Uncle Iroh himself, "It is important to draw wisdom from many different places. If we take it from only one place, it becomes rigid and stale." Also CAN WE TALK ABOUT HOW MUCH OF A TEAR-JERKER THIS SCENE WAS?!??!
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This scene is the perfect example of how much potential this show has, despite a few flaws here and there.
Heroes don’t make sacrifices for honor or glory. They do it because deep down they know it’s right. The 41st bowing to Zuko was an absolute tear jerker.
If you give your life for your warriors, they ll give you their heart
In my opinion this was the most powerful scene in the show. Actually felt myself getting quite emotional
I got more emotional at the funeral
Emotional is an understatement, I cried so much
Same.
When home boi says "our prince has returned" it just hits different
Although I have my gripes with the adaptation, I can also admit when it does something right. Imho the 41st being the crew on Zuko's ship (best canon shipping) and essentially in a poetic way his story of growth being tied to his crew being the 'expendables' of the Fire Nation proving their country wrong is an amazing addition, and is canon now for me for all versions, too good not to have it be.
the OG writers actually wrote that in, one of the changes they made b4 they left the production. Glad they kept it in.
Anyone expecting all of the magic to be captured from the original was setting themselves up for disappointment.
This however is a great example of taking the original show and adding some amazing layers to what we saw. These little details really added depth to the experience.
He won their respect through compassion
Compassion. And the nowadays missing humanity.
"Our Prince has Returned!"
Man, as military it's clearly said where their loyalty is. No Fire Nations, No king ozai, But they will follow Prince Zuko!
Because that scene alone shows that the Fire Nation generals and Ozai consider them expendable. But Zuko? Zuko has proven in that scene that he is twice the Firelord his father is. Even as royalty he REFUSED to see his soldiers as fodder. And he was burned for it. Zuko believes that scar is proof of his shame when in fact it is proof of his honor, of his love for his country and of the fact that he will sacrifice himself before he lets any harm come to his people. That scar is proof that Zuko is the Firelord of his people.
@@korsekil exactly, that hit deep when we Saw in cartoon he can confront his father with bravery. Ozai maybe not realized but he Made zuko as himself but with heart
Zuko Was The Voice of the Voiceless. He Stood Up for them When their Nation Deemed them As Cannon Fodder
Actually loved this concept being added to the show. Making this crew connected to Zuko's punishment and banishment is brilliant. Hope they continue and make the 41st Division Zuko's personal crew/boat well into being Fire Lord.
I feel like people are too harsh with the live action. It's not perfect, but people are putting too much emphasis on nostalgia. This scene was one of the best in the franchise, live action or animation. Brought a lot of depth to the storyline.
My only beef, only reason to say it isn't perfect is my best friend will not watch animated ANYTHING. It was my second chance at bringing them into the fandom, with the cabbages, with the fun playful Aang that grows over the series to become more responsible. A Katara that's not a role filler. Proper sexism issues being cut feels unwarranted... It's good. Just not able to live the dream with my closest friend.
One of the very few nice additions upon the original. I like how Zuko's crew is actually fleshed out. They're not just faceless nobodies who you have no idea how they got stuck with Zuko.
This was actually based on the 12th episode of the original. In it Zuko also saves the 41st, but it isnt mentioned they are his crew. But that character is obviously also based on him from the original.
Exactly. When I first saw this scene, I thought, “Oh, that’s why they’re with him. It makes so much sense now.” In the original, we have no idea what happened to the 41st Division, or why Lieutenant Jee and company were traveling with Zuko and Iroh. Now, we are a given a reason that respects the cartoon, and adds depth to Zuko’s relationship with his crew.
I have NEVER cared about Zuko's crew. Well done for making me care, Netflix.
This is my favorite scene in the new series. The show isn’t perfect, but there’s so much potential
I'm a 37year old man and this scene made me cry
Man if they can just lean on this writing more for season 2 please because this was a welcomed addition to the lore and is now my headcannon
Best scene in the show. 😭 What a beautiful addition to the story.
I tear up every time I see this scene. Every. Time. Especially with how the expression on Zukos face towards the end
Idc what anyone says these 8 episodes were amazing. Cant wait for next season!
Same I’ve enjoyed this show so far
It wasn’t the scene I expected but I’m glad it was there.
This was such a good addition
I am not crying...you are...!!! Even the weakest can become strong if they are given a chance - Prince Zuko.
This was a welcomed change! I love how this sets up a great character development not seen in the show. I truly hope they don't mess it up!
And once again Iroh and Zuko steal the entire show!
They are the show.
Their backs are really tired of carrying the new series.
this scene was everything even the whole soundtrack
If anyone lost their honor on the day of Zuko's banishment it was Ozai.
It s even worse. The Agni Kai is supposed to finish with the first burn. Ozai didnt have to burn his face, it was finished with the burn on the shoulder. He has deshonored the tradition of Agni Kai
Zuko fought hard for love of his father and while he did not earn any, he only received permanent scar. However, what he deserved is the respect of his crew and Lieutenant Jee, who respected him for sacrificing his face just to rescue their bodies.
His heart has always been considered by his father as a weakness, but it s the key and the strength of a great fire lord.❤
1:59 song is epic epic muchh
Forreal man I need it now 😢
I loved this scene 😭
It was at this moment when Zuko truly earned the loyally of The 41st Division even if he didn't know it
I like to think come book 3 the 41st is gonna be ordered by Ozai to capture Zuko and they end up switching sides to aid Zuko.
Im not crying youre crying...
Many things the live action changed I wasn’t a fan of. This isn’t one of those things. Such an amazing detail they added here. Powerful stuff. It might be the best moment in the show for me. Up there with Aang’s reunion with Gyatso (Another addition I loved)
Why does jee's actor look so familiar, it says he isnt in alot but i swear i've seen him in something before, everything about him is familair
0:38 the face of regret
I know it's not perfect, but I think the reboot so far has, on balance, been an excellent revamping of the story. I love the original cartoon, of course, but I think the new show has a lot to offer too. If you only let yourself appreciate one version of a story or one point of view, you will never truly be able to appreciate all the beauty, mystery, wonder, and wisdom in the world. And, in the immortal words of Uncle Iroh himself, "It is important to draw wisdom from many different places. If we take it from only one place, it becomes rigid and stale."
Also CAN WE TALK ABOUT HOW MUCH OF A TEAR-JERKER THIS SCENE WAS?!??!
At this point I wonder if the 41st will be included in the second and third season too...
Honor can be found, where one least expects to find it.
One of the best scenes on this series, TBH. It's unfortunate that there are a lot of mishaps caused by creative differences 🤷♂️
Zuko was good, others went below my expectations. Zuko just feels more closer to the cartoon one.
That means the 42 division got fuuuuucked
I didn’t like the show, but this moment stood out as SHINING one.
I do wonder how this might carry into later seasons…
Maybe in season two they would still serve zuko and iroh
Netflix gets our hopes high only to leave us hanging with agl good show finished halfway... LOL
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which episode? i feel like i mighta missed it
Episode 6 - Masks
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