This won't be the last time you cry either. This show will have you all over the place. You'll cheer, cry, be angry, disappointed, root for the enemy. This show doesn't skimp on anything. Genocide, depression, grief, personal growth and strength, family dynamics of all kinds, nepotism, dictatorship, war and what it does to families, triumphs of all degrees. I've never watched a show as well written as this one. Every episode(even the Great Divide), has a purpose, is essential to the story, and the more you watch the more you'll see they all tie into each other.
I love how analytical you are so far! It definitely pays off to really dive into how characters live in this world. So much great moments in this series
Thank you! The series is very engrossing so far and it's fun to come at is as an adult, but if I had actually sat down and watch this with my brothers when I was younger I would have loved it back then too!
the xylophoney instrument is a kalimba or "thumb piano"! really neat instrument and the show inspired me to buy one (although mine was kinda cheap and crappy and i never really learned how to use it lol)
I love the notes that you take and how it will allow you to truly understand the full scope of storytelling this show has to offer! I remember watching it but I don't remember every single little detail. So someone like you that takes really good notes is going to have an absolute blast with this masterpiece
Thank you! My brain has become fully saturated at my old age so I depend on taking good notes 😂. But also this show is so engrossing I am thinking about it a lot too!
There is a theory that Monk Gyatso bended all the air out the room and thats why the room is full of soldiers and just him in the center. And Sokka growing and maturing is great, I adore him and is my fav of the gaang 🖤
Watching this show at 32 is so much more emotional. These children have to contend with loss, grief, and war all while clinging on to hope, being brave, and trying to carve out a better future. At 13, I mostly just thought, "This is so cool! I want to be a waterbender!" (It's still so cool and I still want to be a waterbender.)
I was thinking that I can totally see why my brothers loved this when we were younger and I'm surprised I didn't watch it with them. However, I'm glad I didn't so I can watch now and discuss with everyone :) Also, I would do just about anything to sled with those penguins 🥹
Fun fact about Avatar Kyoshi: she is the oldest ever Avatar living up to 230 years of age. Humans do live longer in ATLA universe, but as revealed in her novel she has mastered some technics to extend her life, and died only when she decided to "let go" of the material world. She is also extremely tall, its assumed that her height was almost 7 feet in her prime.
Wow it is so early into the show and it’s already clear you are all in lol. The level of respect and consideration you’ve given to so many of the details is great. These reactions are going to be amazing! 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! This is a show that is so much fun to watch, but then I get a different sense of enjoyment by getting to go back through and analyze and take notes! I am starting to see why it is so many people's favorite show 🥹
You’re so insightful and i love the way you watch this. Definitely got a sub from me and i can’t wait to see your other videos! Keep up the literally amazing work!
You are an excellent reactor. I appreciate your thoughtfulness and insights. Ben Spiller is my favorite ATLA reactor so far, he just finished watching. His reactions started like yours. I look forward to following along with you too. I think you will bring a lot to the table as well.
fast subscribe. your voice is incredibly soothing and I love your analysis and dedication to expanding through post-review. usually I want to skip intros to get into people’s analysis, but you do such neat summary.
I forgot that “we’re your family” comes up so early. Family is a big topic in ATLA, as you might have gathered from all the info we got here about parents, and lack of parents, and stand-in parental figures.
There's a number of Episodes that compare and contrast Aang and Zuko. Subtle technique in episode 3, the Aang gang had a blue background while Zuko had a red background.
Agni (अग्निः) is the word for Fire in Sanskrit, which is a distant cousin to the Latin term Ignis. They both have common Proto-Indo-European roots. Kai (会) is the word for meeting or gathering in Japanese, which these days is used in the sense of business meetings. However, the show is using this word in the sense of a duel,, which may be a nod to the Tenkaichi Budokai, the name of a martial arts tournament in the popular manga/anime series Dragon Ball. (Tenkaichi means "The First Under Heaven", another way to say "The Greatest". Budo means Martial Arts.)
We got some good episodes back to back here. Only four episodes in and we've had Aang facing the reality of what it means to be the last airbender, Zuko's situation is more complicated and we get some fun worldbuilding with the Kyoshi Warriors. I think part of the reason this show is so beloved is that this aired on Nickelodeon in the mid 2000s and it still managed to tell a compelling, often quite mature story despite sharing a network with Spongebob. We've got an episode showing off tons of corpses in a brutal last stand with Gyatso and a really feminist episode with Sokka. And yet when the Netflix version came around a lot of these edges felt sanded off; Sokka isn't sexist at all in the live action version....because I guess they thought that was "problematic" rather than an intentional character flaw they could explore. Not to rag on the Netflix series that much though, I'd rather focus on how well this story is being told even this early on. It only gets better from here!
I knew I would enjoy this going into it, but had no idea the depth of the storylines. I am so here for it! That's actually the first time I've heard anything about the live action. I remember hearing people didn't love it, but not any details.
I want to apologise for any spelling mistakes, hopefully you can understand what I was trying to say in my comment, I am visually impaired and have to use speech to text which isn't always accurate with certain words and especially peoples names, sometimes I do go in and try and edit with the spellings of names I know, but it's really tricky to find where different words are because the phone is too small and there isn't a way to change it, so I just do my best and have put these little disclaimers at the beginning of my comments now for some because it's really difficult for me to type things out sometimes rather than spending hours on it I'd rather just explain, unfortunately RUclips isn't super accessible with font sizes so I do my best and hopefully you can still understand the meaning of my comment, I apologise for any missed words or wrong spellings or things like that in my comment, but hopefully it's not too confusing to read. I love how in tune you are with a lot of stuff already just by analysing different things and being more aware of different dynamics, it's clear that you know that there's more going on with Zo then we see on the surface, you may not know exactly what happened yet, but I love that you're able to pick up on it being family trauma and other things like his honour etc, there are Cecil nods to show you that Zo isn't necessarily a bad person and that just like other people in the show he's been kind of whopped by war and above everything else just wants his father's love and his praise he thinks that by capturing the avatar he will restore that honour he lost and that his father will finally love him and be proud of him like he is of Zo sister, often gets compared to his sister throughout his entire life which is something you'll see throughout the show and once you finally get introduced to her you see how different she is, she is definitely a lot like the fire Lord where is a lot more like his mother or his uncle always trying to prove himself or better himself but at the same time he's restricted by wanting that praise and love from his father which can lead him to making some bad choices throughout the show, it's always better to be yourself and not care about what anyone else thinks, but just cause it's better to do that doesn't mean it's easier and in his case unfortunately for him, you can just see how desperate he is for his father's love that he's willing to put his crew in danger and himself in danger just a capture the avatar. This is all stuff that Iro says to Zo in the third episode right in front of our faces but a lot of people don't actually pick up on it, that Zucco is just doing what he's doing for the affection of his father and how he doodled a master and got his scar like they're planting all the seeds right in front of you but for people who aren't analysing it like you are they don't always pick up on those things and I really love how it comes full circle even within just the first season over the next couple of episodes you'll get so many more answers onto Yuko is the way he is and why he makes the choices he makes or act the way he does, and I just love how they handle him as well, there are so many characters that are done so well, even like Sooka an episode four, he's always been the man of the tribe because all the other men are off fighting the war, so he's become quite sexist because he's trying to be what he thinks a warrior should be and act tough but it's really cool to see Suki really put him in his place and really humble him and it starts his journey to becoming a true warrior and a much better person person, I also love how they always call out his sexism like they make it very clear that his way of thinking is wrong and constantly challenged his way of thinking to help him grow and become that better person he becomes by the end of the show, and I think the first real glimpse of it is when he meets the Koshi Warriors and his interactions with Suki. going from the man he thinks he needs to be and the warrior he thinks he needs to be to you know actually being this really goofy and sarcastic, yet really analytical and skilled warrior, obviously it's gonna take a long time to get there and there's still some of that sexism that you see throughout the show but I love how it's always challenged and I love his interaction with Suki the fourth episode and it really shows that he has a lot to learn. Also seeing girl Warriors is so cool because normally when you see women warriors on screen they usually are dressed like the men and you know not really in touch with their femininity, whereas in this they're wearing long dresses and they have fans and they're wearing real traditional clothing And it's just amazing to see I feel like it really breaks away from stereotypes which a lot of shows don't do today.
Hi, Ashley! No need to apologize, RUclips makes enough money to invest in more accessible technologies and I hope they do so. Having said that, I had no problem understanding and appreciate your comment. I knew coming into this show I would enjoy it, but I have been blown away by the themes and storyline. The subtle storytelling with Sokka's sexism and Zuko's family trauma in a "children's" show is a welcome surprise. A part of me wishes I watched this when I was younger, but I'm really grateful to still be able to experience it now and to discuss it with all of you!
I didn't know exactly what this show entailed, but I'm here for it. I can't remember where exactly the quote comes from but it's basically, "If kids are young enough to experience it, then kids are old enough to learn about it." Something like that? I know that wrong lol. But if you don't want kids to learn about genocide then let's make sure kids don't have to experience genocide!
so I wanted to say this last time, but I forgot so... Be careful reading comments with this series, from what I've seen in other Avatar reaction videos and things of the like, a lot of people are well intentioned but it can get pretty spoilery despite all the sweet things you said in your intro in relation to that. So just a heads up
Now that you’ve made it this far, I can tell you the novels are about other avatars. There’s two about Kyoshi and one about Roku just came out. The previous air avatar also has two.
this episode singlehandedly make me dislike the live action when i saw it btw. everyone has their own opinions on it, of course, but i personally love so much how they handled this incredibly heavy topic of war and trauma here. they never show any gratuitous deaths or violence, the allusions to it are horrific enough. also, the fact that they keep the suspense of "well maybe they survived and just flew away", just to show you aangs utter devastation at the end is so genius. no, they didnt survive- thats the whole point. the air nomads were peaceful monks, not combatants, and they were ambushed by people who had technology that no one else had at the time (or still has). in the live action however, there is a whole gigantic "cool battle scene", where monks are being burned alive and fight back and stuff. i lost all respect for the live action there - literally showing that made the impact of aang discoving this so much lesser. because it very very much just felt like another "cool battle scene" in an action show. nothing like the quiet tragedy of aang sitting in front of his best friends' and mentors corpse, finally being overcome by such strong emotions that only the love of his new friends could calm him down. that was the whole point of this scene/this episode, and they just completely missed that, it boggled my mind when i saw it. and well, i never finished the live action. sorry for the rant, this episode is just so good that it makes me kind of rage thinking about some netflix executives thinking "well, we could make it better by showing people burning alive!!" ARGHHH
No I appreciate it and you don't have to apologize! I have been wondering about the live action and you're the second comment to make a very similar comment so I've gotten my answer 😂 I also get very passionate about things like this too so I get it!
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This won't be the last time you cry either. This show will have you all over the place. You'll cheer, cry, be angry, disappointed, root for the enemy. This show doesn't skimp on anything. Genocide, depression, grief, personal growth and strength, family dynamics of all kinds, nepotism, dictatorship, war and what it does to families, triumphs of all degrees. I've never watched a show as well written as this one. Every episode(even the Great Divide), has a purpose, is essential to the story, and the more you watch the more you'll see they all tie into each other.
I was not expecting all of this when I started this journey, but I am absolutely here for it!
@@catchingupkate it gets better every episode:)
I love how analytical you are so far! It definitely pays off to really dive into how characters live in this world. So much great moments in this series
Thank you! The series is very engrossing so far and it's fun to come at is as an adult, but if I had actually sat down and watch this with my brothers when I was younger I would have loved it back then too!
The subtle storytelling of showing zuko is not the top dog force in the fire nation just by seeing other ships in the harbor.
Yes, great point!
the xylophoney instrument is a kalimba or "thumb piano"! really neat instrument and the show inspired me to buy one (although mine was kinda cheap and crappy and i never really learned how to use it lol)
Oh yes! I don't know why I forgot what that was 😂 It's okay I have a failed craft closet we don't talk about
I love the notes that you take and how it will allow you to truly understand the full scope of storytelling this show has to offer!
I remember watching it but I don't remember every single little detail. So someone like you that takes really good notes is going to have an absolute blast with this masterpiece
Thank you! My brain has become fully saturated at my old age so I depend on taking good notes 😂. But also this show is so engrossing I am thinking about it a lot too!
There is a theory that Monk Gyatso bended all the air out the room and thats why the room is full of soldiers and just him in the center. And Sokka growing and maturing is great, I adore him and is my fav of the gaang 🖤
No air = no fire = no life.
Ohhh that theory makes a lot of sense!
Watching this show at 32 is so much more emotional. These children have to contend with loss, grief, and war all while clinging on to hope, being brave, and trying to carve out a better future. At 13, I mostly just thought, "This is so cool! I want to be a waterbender!"
(It's still so cool and I still want to be a waterbender.)
I was thinking that I can totally see why my brothers loved this when we were younger and I'm surprised I didn't watch it with them. However, I'm glad I didn't so I can watch now and discuss with everyone :)
Also, I would do just about anything to sled with those penguins 🥹
I thoroughly enjoy thoughtful reactors like you.
I really hope you enjoy this building story.
Thank you so much 🥹. I love it so far! And all credit to the creators/writers because they make me want to think/talk about it all the time!
Fun fact about Avatar Kyoshi: she is the oldest ever Avatar living up to 230 years of age. Humans do live longer in ATLA universe, but as revealed in her novel she has mastered some technics to extend her life, and died only when she decided to "let go" of the material world. She is also extremely tall, its assumed that her height was almost 7 feet in her prime.
Spoiler alert for the novel haha
@@friendofdorothy995 I guess so, but it is never mentioned in the show, and not like its a big spoiler anyway.
@@dadandadandan True but still might be a small spoiler the people who might wanna read the Kyoshi novels, but still a very fun fact haha
I really like your analysis of the characters and the overall storyline and worldbuilding.
You're in for a treat with this show 😊
Thank you 💚! This has been a welcome surprise and I can't wait to really dive in!
Wow it is so early into the show and it’s already clear you are all in lol. The level of respect and consideration you’ve given to so many of the details is great. These reactions are going to be amazing! 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! This is a show that is so much fun to watch, but then I get a different sense of enjoyment by getting to go back through and analyze and take notes! I am starting to see why it is so many people's favorite show 🥹
You should do audiobooks. Your voice is soothing.
Thank you, but I STRUGGLE with pronunciation 😂
I really appreciate your detailed discussions so far!
Thank you!
I think you’re going to love this amazing show.
I do! 💚
You’re so insightful and i love the way you watch this. Definitely got a sub from me and i can’t wait to see your other videos! Keep up the literally amazing work!
Thank you so much, Brian 🥹
Love how you analyze and undertand every scene and moment .. best show ever! Gets soo deep. 🔥
Btw first TearBending 😄🤐
Thank you so much! And yes those can quickly, without warning, and could not be stopped 😭
You are an excellent reactor. I appreciate your thoughtfulness and insights.
Ben Spiller is my favorite ATLA reactor so far, he just finished watching. His reactions started like yours. I look forward to following along with you too. I think you will bring a lot to the table as well.
Thank you so much for being here 💚. I will make a note of Ben in my notes to watch when I finish!
I appreciate your kind words so much 🥹
I love your discussions! It’s great to see you pick up so many little details so early
Thank you! It is well written and voice acted so well I am completely drawn in 🥹
fast subscribe. your voice is incredibly soothing and I love your analysis and dedication to expanding through post-review. usually I want to skip intros to get into people’s analysis, but you do such neat summary.
Thank you so much 🥹. I only get this way if a show is as engrossing as this is and I know this is a favorite for so many people!
I forgot that “we’re your family” comes up so early. Family is a big topic in ATLA, as you might have gathered from all the info we got here about parents, and lack of parents, and stand-in parental figures.
That line hit just as hard while I was editing 😥
6:50 considering both are sons of their people's leader yeah I'd say that's entirely possible. Didn't actually think about that
He must regain his honor :)
I really really hope you continue this series! I love how you analyze things and how thorough you are with it. Subscribed :)
Thank you so much! 💚 I will absolutely be continuing it!
i had to laugh when i saw the thumbnail 😂i too, always get a bit grumpy when shows are just so well written and sad as to make me cry lol
It came out of nowhere, but I can't lie... I like when show's do that to me and thankfully the next episode was more lighthearted 😂
Im so happy you're watching this show!
Thank you, me too! 💚
There's a number of Episodes that compare and contrast Aang and Zuko. Subtle technique in episode 3, the Aang gang had a blue background while Zuko had a red background.
Ohh thank you, adding that one to my show notes
Agni (अग्निः) is the word for Fire in Sanskrit, which is a distant cousin to the Latin term Ignis. They both have common Proto-Indo-European roots.
Kai (会) is the word for meeting or gathering in Japanese, which these days is used in the sense of business meetings.
However, the show is using this word in the sense of a duel,, which may be a nod to the Tenkaichi Budokai, the name of a martial arts tournament in the popular manga/anime series Dragon Ball. (Tenkaichi means "The First Under Heaven", another way to say "The Greatest". Budo means Martial Arts.)
Adding that to my notebook :) Thank you I love facts like that!
i see those one piece mangas in the background. I cant wait for the review.
It's all happening 😬 There was a day trip to get a few more for the shelves too 👀
We got some good episodes back to back here. Only four episodes in and we've had Aang facing the reality of what it means to be the last airbender, Zuko's situation is more complicated and we get some fun worldbuilding with the Kyoshi Warriors.
I think part of the reason this show is so beloved is that this aired on Nickelodeon in the mid 2000s and it still managed to tell a compelling, often quite mature story despite sharing a network with Spongebob. We've got an episode showing off tons of corpses in a brutal last stand with Gyatso and a really feminist episode with Sokka. And yet when the Netflix version came around a lot of these edges felt sanded off; Sokka isn't sexist at all in the live action version....because I guess they thought that was "problematic" rather than an intentional character flaw they could explore. Not to rag on the Netflix series that much though, I'd rather focus on how well this story is being told even this early on. It only gets better from here!
I knew I would enjoy this going into it, but had no idea the depth of the storylines. I am so here for it!
That's actually the first time I've heard anything about the live action. I remember hearing people didn't love it, but not any details.
I want to apologise for any spelling mistakes, hopefully you can understand what I was trying to say in my comment, I am visually impaired and have to use speech to text which isn't always accurate with certain words and especially peoples names, sometimes I do go in and try and edit with the spellings of names I know, but it's really tricky to find where different words are because the phone is too small and there isn't a way to change it, so I just do my best and have put these little disclaimers at the beginning of my comments now for some because it's really difficult for me to type things out sometimes rather than spending hours on it I'd rather just explain, unfortunately RUclips isn't super accessible with font sizes so I do my best and hopefully you can still understand the meaning of my comment, I apologise for any missed words or wrong spellings or things like that in my comment, but hopefully it's not too confusing to read.
I love how in tune you are with a lot of stuff already just by analysing different things and being more aware of different dynamics, it's clear that you know that there's more going on with Zo then we see on the surface, you may not know exactly what happened yet, but I love that you're able to pick up on it being family trauma and other things like his honour etc, there are Cecil nods to show you that Zo isn't necessarily a bad person and that just like other people in the show he's been kind of whopped by war and above everything else just wants his father's love and his praise he thinks that by capturing the avatar he will restore that honour he lost and that his father will finally love him and be proud of him like he is of Zo sister, often gets compared to his sister throughout his entire life which is something you'll see throughout the show and once you finally get introduced to her you see how different she is, she is definitely a lot like the fire Lord where is a lot more like his mother or his uncle always trying to prove himself or better himself but at the same time he's restricted by wanting that praise and love from his father which can lead him to making some bad choices throughout the show, it's always better to be yourself and not care about what anyone else thinks, but just cause it's better to do that doesn't mean it's easier and in his case unfortunately for him, you can just see how desperate he is for his father's love that he's willing to put his crew in danger and himself in danger just a capture the avatar. This is all stuff that Iro says to Zo in the third episode right in front of our faces but a lot of people don't actually pick up on it, that Zucco is just doing what he's doing for the affection of his father and how he doodled a master and got his scar like they're planting all the seeds right in front of you but for people who aren't analysing it like you are they don't always pick up on those things and I really love how it comes full circle even within just the first season over the next couple of episodes you'll get so many more answers onto Yuko is the way he is and why he makes the choices he makes or act the way he does, and I just love how they handle him as well, there are so many characters that are done so well, even like Sooka an episode four, he's always been the man of the tribe because all the other men are off fighting the war, so he's become quite sexist because he's trying to be what he thinks a warrior should be and act tough but it's really cool to see Suki really put him in his place and really humble him and it starts his journey to becoming a true warrior and a much better person person, I also love how they always call out his sexism like they make it very clear that his way of thinking is wrong and constantly challenged his way of thinking to help him grow and become that better person he becomes by the end of the show, and I think the first real glimpse of it is when he meets the Koshi Warriors and his interactions with Suki. going from the man he thinks he needs to be and the warrior he thinks he needs to be to you know actually being this really goofy and sarcastic, yet really analytical and skilled warrior, obviously it's gonna take a long time to get there and there's still some of that sexism that you see throughout the show but I love how it's always challenged and I love his interaction with Suki the fourth episode and it really shows that he has a lot to learn. Also seeing girl Warriors is so cool because normally when you see women warriors on screen they usually are dressed like the men and you know not really in touch with their femininity, whereas in this they're wearing long dresses and they have fans and they're wearing real traditional clothing And it's just amazing to see I feel like it really breaks away from stereotypes which a lot of shows don't do today.
Hi, Ashley! No need to apologize, RUclips makes enough money to invest in more accessible technologies and I hope they do so. Having said that, I had no problem understanding and appreciate your comment.
I knew coming into this show I would enjoy it, but I have been blown away by the themes and storyline. The subtle storytelling with Sokka's sexism and Zuko's family trauma in a "children's" show is a welcome surprise. A part of me wishes I watched this when I was younger, but I'm really grateful to still be able to experience it now and to discuss it with all of you!
Iroh is one of the best characters in the whole series. I have a feeling you are going to start liking him very soon.
He already cracks me up with his unseriousness, I can't wait to learn more about him!
this show taught me about so much at the tender age of like 7-9 it’s crazy that genocide is the just the START
I didn't know exactly what this show entailed, but I'm here for it. I can't remember where exactly the quote comes from but it's basically, "If kids are young enough to experience it, then kids are old enough to learn about it." Something like that? I know that wrong lol. But if you don't want kids to learn about genocide then let's make sure kids don't have to experience genocide!
so I wanted to say this last time, but I forgot so... Be careful reading comments with this series, from what I've seen in other Avatar reaction videos and things of the like, a lot of people are well intentioned but it can get pretty spoilery despite all the sweet things you said in your intro in relation to that. So just a heads up
Thank you, I appreciate that 💚 I am trying to skim carefully and my brother said he would start moderating for me!
@@catchingupkate that's sweet, cool ^^
Oh, we love watching crybabies react to ATLA. This is gonna be fun.
😭😭
React to Saint Seiya - Legend Of Sanctuary, is a CGI animation based on the 80s manga/anime Saint Seiya
I will add to my recommendation list and look into it 😁
You'll love Iroh.one of my favorite character in this whole show😊
I can't wait to learn more about GENERAL Iroh 😦
Now that you’ve made it this far, I can tell you the novels are about other avatars. There’s two about Kyoshi and one about Roku just came out. The previous air avatar also has two.
It's all coming back to me now! I worked at a bookstore and I remember the release of one of the Kyoshi books and how popular it was!
this episode singlehandedly make me dislike the live action when i saw it btw. everyone has their own opinions on it, of course, but i personally love so much how they handled this incredibly heavy topic of war and trauma here. they never show any gratuitous deaths or violence, the allusions to it are horrific enough. also, the fact that they keep the suspense of "well maybe they survived and just flew away", just to show you aangs utter devastation at the end is so genius. no, they didnt survive- thats the whole point. the air nomads were peaceful monks, not combatants, and they were ambushed by people who had technology that no one else had at the time (or still has). in the live action however, there is a whole gigantic "cool battle scene", where monks are being burned alive and fight back and stuff. i lost all respect for the live action there - literally showing that made the impact of aang discoving this so much lesser. because it very very much just felt like another "cool battle scene" in an action show. nothing like the quiet tragedy of aang sitting in front of his best friends' and mentors corpse, finally being overcome by such strong emotions that only the love of his new friends could calm him down. that was the whole point of this scene/this episode, and they just completely missed that, it boggled my mind when i saw it. and well, i never finished the live action.
sorry for the rant, this episode is just so good that it makes me kind of rage thinking about some netflix executives thinking "well, we could make it better by showing people burning alive!!" ARGHHH
No I appreciate it and you don't have to apologize! I have been wondering about the live action and you're the second comment to make a very similar comment so I've gotten my answer 😂 I also get very passionate about things like this too so I get it!
I got anime show for u watch or put on list it popular but not main stream
Rankings of kings 2019 There good plot twist in this story
Added to the list, I'll look into it!