Avatar: The Last Airbender 3x13 Reaction
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Remember how in episode 2 of this season dancing in the fire nation was forbidden. But the original firebending forms are based on dragon dances. The fire nation has strayed away from their traditional roots.
This is a great observation
yeah and it seems like most of the advanced fire bending tech has been kept from the public and reserved for the royal family
@@tinor9591 not even, the royal family also uses their rage to fuel their firebending.
I didn’t even catch that. Brilliant!
Omg thanks for pointing that out, mindblowing
mila messing with lola with that countdown is always funny cause i understand lolas pain
222nd like
“Well, I thought it was funny.”
Well there's always the legend of korra
After this episode Zuko's firebending isn't depending on rage any more. You can tell that by him not screaming anymore while fire bending.
Also his firebending get to the same level of Azulas how is portrait as a genius.
I love the attention to detail with the animators. Majority of his fighting sequences post this episode his forms are very calm, controlled, and focused. Which aligns to his personality as well, after confronting his father and having a revelation he has his emotions more in checked and not over run by anger or self guilt
And he is able to make use of moves much more typical to other bending styles while still using fire to gain a little of the advantages the other styles have
*Potential Avatar Spoiler Alert*
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In future fights and duels Zuko has, we never see him tired again from Firebending. He is incredibly calm and clearly in control. We even see him using Dancing Dragon moves in later episodes!
@@DrekeXorn13 in the comics after the show, he even uses the multicolored fire the dragons do.
Fact:
The song chanted by the Sun Warriors to call forth the Masters...is the end credits song.
@Reinhard Axuss me too. It always confused me how no one else noticed that
this legit just blown my mind.
There's a youtube video about this, can't remember the channel exactly, but basically speaks about how the ending song represents Aang and Zuko (it plays a bit in some Zuko vs Aang fights), and we hear it now because their destinies are finally aligned
Wow thank you Kim Jong-un I genuinely had no idea
Yeah, they didn t have the budget for a custom song.
You can tell by the animation not fitting the tune. They had planned for something else.
zuko's genuine grin when Aang says he's smart, and then pikachu-face when he realizes the implications, is always so adorable to me lmao
Seeing Zuko and Aang do the dragon dance this episode and then looking back at some of their fights in season 1 (over the well for example in the bato from the water tribe episode) always makes me smile about how great this show is.
They always worked wonderfully together! Even without realizing it.
(Like, goddamn I will love their escape in The Blue Spirit until the day I die!)
Nobody had better fight chemistry, with each other or against each other. The two protagonists, reflections of each other.
i've never anticipated notifications as much as i do for this reaction series, the show is so fucking good
“Do you have a death wish”😂
Plot twist: She does.
I always lament people overlooking the Sky Bison line...my heart leaps at the thought of monks genuinely and clumsily trying to learn airbending from fluffy, flying bison. Appa's a damn master people....react to it!!
It's no wonder Toph's an earthbending master
she learned from the OG master earthbenders themselves. A certain pop group imagines dragons, nothing compared to meeting dragons which is what Aang and Zuko did.
Thought you was slick huh?
All this random hate lol.
I've spent a bit of time with Dan Reynolds (mutual friends) and I gotta say, if my mutual friend wasnt around, theres no way in hell I'd willingly be around that guy. Hes a creep. Like seriously a creep.
@@zeallust8542who's that?
@@lowercase21 Lead singer of imagine dragons
I’m actually kind of jealous they are going to be able to remember experiencing it for the first time
Because I don’t think I remember my first experience with it. I just always remember loving it. There’s only a few episodes that I can remember my first time experiencing.
It’s just so cool and wonderful. I wonder how much more powerful the messages would have been finding it at the age I am now. But at the same time I love the thought that probably some of the messages and morals of this show were weaved into me at such an early age without my knowledge that as I’ve grown they’ve become part of who I am.
it's like you're speaking my thoughts. stop it. *smacks forehead*
I think it is because Nickelodeon had so many Avatar specials and literally made it their brand along with Spongebob when we were kids and watched when it aired. I remember vividly binging the entire series in an entire weekend on the official Nick channel we were 10 years old in 2008 and it was the most hype stuff ever.
The first time I saw it I was six years old. I was at my grandparent’s house in a side room in the basement meant for us grandkids. We watched it with all 6 of us piled up on the same twin bed on a teeny tiny white tv that looked like a toy. Thank you for reminding me of those happy times 😊
I'm so thankful I remember the first time I watched lol 2008
I remember being 7 years old watching the final 4 episodes on a tiny apple iPod lol. That’s the only episodes I remember watching for the first time because I grew up with it
I think the writers of the show deserve a lot of credit for their depiction of philosophy, especially in episodes like this. I didn’t realise it when I first watched The Last Airbender, but the main basis for the show’s philosophical themes are the views of the ancient Greek Ionian philosophers. They were humanity’s first philosophers and laid the basis for all future science.
There were two key beliefs common to most of them. The first was that the universe is all one, that everything is derived from a single substance, i.e., that separation is an illusion because all things that exist are parts of the same whole. The second was that this fundamental substance of the universe is matter, although the Ionian philosophers disagreed over which form of matter the fundamental substance is. For the most part, they argued over whether it is water, earth, fire or air.
But the wisest of all the Ionian philosophers was Heraclitus, who has come to be known as the philosopher of movement. He explained that everything is in a constant state of motion, and that therefore the fundamental element of the universe must be the one that best represents movement, drive, change-or what science today calls energy. Heraclitus thus concluded that fire is the fundamental cosmic substance due to it being the most alive and changing of all. He explained what the dragons taught to Aang and Zuko in this episode, that fire doesn’t destroy or create life, but that it is life itself, i.e., it is energy, the fundamental element of all existence and what drives all movement.
As Heraclitus said:
“This world, which is the same for all, no one of gods or men has made. But it always was and will be: an ever-living fire, with measures of it kindling, and measures going out… All things are an interchange for fire, and fire for all things, just like goods for gold and gold for goods… [Fire is the] thunderbolt that steers the course of all things… the judging and convicting of all things…”
And as a translator of Heraclitus’s works explained about his references to fire:
“All this made it necessary for him to seek out a new primary substance. He wanted not merely something from which opposites could be ‘separated out,’ but something which of its own nature would pass into everything else, while everything else would pass in turn into it. This he found in Fire, and it is easy to see why, if we consider the phenomenon of combustion. The quantity of fire in a flame burning steadily appears to remain the same, the flame seems to be what we call a ‘thing.’ And yet the substance of it is continually changing. It is always passing away in smoke, and its place is always being taken by fresh matter from the fuel that feeds it. This is just what we want. If we regard the world as an ‘ever-living fire’ (fr. 20), we can understand how it is always becoming all things, while all things are always returning to it.”
I don't want to sound rude but the element that arises all others and of which the seperation of the others is an illusion is pulled from eastern philosophies and spiritual beliefs. The 5 elements, which often include water, fire, earth, and wind (though it can change from time period and location with others like wood), and "the void" which all things come from and go back to. I think you may be relating back to similar sounding philosophy because the entire concept of the show arises from these 5 elements which are present in the gung-fu styles teachings the various nations use, and these can be seen in various philisophical writings and martial arts teaching from China and Japan.
The very fact that "energy bending" is what is called the bending before the avatar and can give and take away element bending, i.e. saying fire arises from this 5th element and not that it's the primordial basis of bending itself goes to show this.
One of my favourite little visual details is how the slow-mo shot of Aang firebending after facing the dragons is animated in a way that's almost identical to the scene from "The Deserter" in Book 1 where Aang accidentally burned Katara. That right there is perfect visual continuity
also it is such a full circle moment.. from seeing fire bending as the evil that destroyed his people(ep3 book 1) and using it to hurt someone he loves (ep16 book 1), to accepting that he is a fire bender (ep 19 book 2) and that the fire nation needs compassion and deserves redemption (eps 2, 3 and 6 book 3), to finally seeing fire bending as something pure that was actually corrupted (ep 13 book 3)
Wow I never noticed that!!
YEAH!
woah, that's such perfect storytelling... I love that I keep discovering new tidbits and having new realizations in every comments section of this playlist
There is nothing like the first time, but IMO this show is better with multiple viewings, so definitely watch it at least 3 times all the way through and then you'll be able to fully appreciate all the subtle humor and beauty of the writing. : )
I disagree. You really don't need to feel obligated to watch it multiple times to be able to appreciate the story.
I CANT FUCKING WAIT FOR THE SOUTHER RAIDERS
Kilpta Vari, I disagree with your disagree lol ;)
I was in my last years of high school when it originally aired. You be your bum I bought the DVDs and rewatched it (no commercials!)
I don't have the dvds anymore so I rewatch the series (and Korra) every year now and have for a while, thanks to awesome reactors like these.
I think it is beneficial to rewatch it. My countless ones let me remember what goes on in each episodes so much more than if I watched it only 1 time ever and it lets me appreciate it more. To each their own I guess lol
@@kilpta4746 Of course you can appreciate the story with a single viewing, but to fully catch all the jokes and more subtle moments, you need to watch it multiple times. Did you see last episode when Milena was talking about re-watching season 2 with her brother? When you already know the characters it allows you to pay more attention to the humor and story, which elevates the show to an even higher plane IMO.
@@mitsukitai2713 I don’t think it’s a bad thing to rewatch it, I just think that it’s not needed either.
Its my favorite episode. Idk why but I love those moments where they go back to the sources of bending. It feels like they have a more pure and rare kind of bending after this.
"Fire in firebending come from the breath, not the muscle!" iroh said that to zuko in the book 1 episode 1, need 53 episodes until we realized 😂
So true!
"You want to stop Breathing?!"
11:21 - 11:26 I couldnt breathe I was laughing so hard from Lola's expression
Oh man, I bet you two had such a good time watching all this field trips with Zuko xD
11:16 HAHAHAHA I love these girls
"we're gonna watch this show only four more times."
"
do you think you're funny?"
i've been catching up to the avatar reactions for the past few days, and im finally caught up, this is such a wholesome reaction, everything u guys feel, it feels genuine and that is so good to watch and experience
Yeah this really explains a lot of who Iroh is. He is literally the most lively character on the show and that sense of balance of all life explains so much.
So true what she said about how she's gonna watch it probably a 1000 times. For the past 13 years, I have watched this about twice every year and introduced it to many people. I have tried to follow it's lessons and values in real life ever since. Such an impactful show for those who are able to realize it.
"I need a filler episode or 2"
Oh my sweet innocent children
This show has one of the best filler episodes to exist 🔥 actually, they have multiple winner filler episodes 😄
@@ladybeeREACTS IMO the best filler episode ever.
@@ladybeeREACTS i know wym, some episodes go easy on the plot and focus on characters and/or the world building :) but fun fact...based on the definition...the ONLY filler episode of ATLA was the "Tales on Ba sing se", Which was the fav of many MANY people
@@parsa1372 the episode, The great divide was also a filler episode. This is why it was ignored by sokka in the Ember Island play episode because it didn't really happen
There’s no way this is a filler episode ... this is huge character development for Zuko as a person... and Zuko and Aang as a team.
And here we learn that the closing credits song is a sort of theme for fire ending, or Zuko. (the song the sun warriors played as the kids climbed the stairs to be judged). That song has been playing since episode 1.
Zuko's theme is the tsungi horn when he's being wise and good (also known as Iroh's theme) and the fire nation horns when he was bad. He also has the blue spirit theme. The one you're talking about is a good fire bending theme though! Reminds me of the agni kai music too
The life-changing trips with Zuko is easily the best arc of Book 3. The last one is my favorite, not gonna spoil who.
Most people watch this episode and never realize that the jewel is an egg, and they end up asking questions in Korra
"I understand"
Eric from BW: Shit, I think I understand.
Still my favorite reaction to that moment.
What moment is this referencing specifically?
@@rinkusan978
when the dragons judge Aang and Zuko
Im loving the avatar series. But you need to make sure that when the final episode is over you let the credits play. The music is different and it makes the ending so much better.
Naa it will just get repetivite asf, they should just do it at the final episode cause it will have much more meaning.
@@nxqzy that's what they just said homie
@@nxqzy that's what i said
@@wheeinsdimple926 whoops I read it as at the end of the episode instead of the final episode
The finale is 1 hour and 30 minutes.. Basically a movie
And one of the best movies ever
@@teeemtee5739 yepp
Wtf!!! This video is uploaded 20 hours ago and your comment is 2 weeks old!!!??
@@ahsananwar3820 lmao wtf
@@ahsananwar3820 Patrons get early access my dood
It’s episodes like these that make u wish there was a 4th season we had to wait this long for Aang and Zuko bonding moments 😢😭😭
Check out the graphic novels. There are lots of friendship moments among the gang
@@triasha3790 I’ve thought about it wish they’d animated them
@@joejames1794 its possible nick & avatar creators are back together & doing stuff. Its either animating the comics, new story or new chapters not on comics
There was going to be a 4th but it was cancelled for the movie, which is why the graphic novels happened. I wont spoil anything but what wouldve happened woulda been friggin sweet
@@noiisserpmii truu but I’m expecting new series like Korra to be made. The only hurdle would be aang’s VA but they can just say he hit puberty lol
Looking forward to every reaction so much now that we've reached the end.
Best stretch of the series
how is this 2 weeks ago?
@@eloquitodelaesquina patreon my man. $10/month for 3 week ahead
@@teeemtee5739 i mean your comment
there is 8 more "what's wrong with you? do you have a death wish?" i can't with those two lol
‘You can do it’
‘aw’
‘I know you can’
‘aw’
‘You’re a talented kid’
‘aw’
* zuko breathing *
AWW
I really can’t blame them 😆
Post Avatar depression is a thing. Korra is good too but the difference is, the main characters are not as adorable and as endearing as the Ang Gang. This show makes you love every single character I swear minus Zukos father of course
When Aang firebended for the first time in a long while with the sun warriors, its exactly the same scene when he firebended and hurt katara, when he smiles while firebending
The first waterbender was the moon spirit, The original earthbenders are the badger moles, The original firebenders are the dragons, And original airbenders are the sky bisons.
CAUTION SPOILER - DON´T READ IF YOU HAVN´T WATCHED THE LEGEND OF KORRA
I forgot about this part of the show explaining it that way. So what about the Lion Turtles in the Legend of Korra?
@@kingba6665 *SPOILER*
the lion turtles gave them the actual power while the bisons, moon, dragon, and badgers taught them the bending forms
well that was the case until Korra came around and fucking destroyed all the lore and worldbuilding lmao. so yes you are correct but only if you ignore the existence of korra
@@use262 yeah its like the difference between a guy that has a sword and a sword master
@@JasmineTeaEnjoyer That didn't happen at all. The guy two comments above yours explains why.
It makes me so happy to see how much you guys love this show. There are so many good values that the show embraces, and it's such an encouragement in these dark times.
I love how these episodes give so much more meaning to the episodes in season 1.
it is so beautiful when they see it for the first time
Zukos smile at the camera when Aang tells him he's smart is honestly one of my favorite moments of the entire fucking show! It's so cute :D
@Korra: In my opinion, as a whole, it was definitely not as perfect of a show as Avatar is. But Korra is a very different show compared to Avatar. Avatar does have tons of nuance, but the nuance is mostly in the characters, the world it establishes is still very simple. There's a war. There's a bad side and a good side. Everyone agrees that the Fire Nation must be stopped. I'm oversimplifying but it fits. It's a very romanticized story set in a world where things are more clear. The world Korra establishes builds on Avatar and develops the ideas from Avatar further. Questions like 'What happened to the Fire Nation colonies in the Earth Kingdom after the war?' and 'How does society deal with the inherent second class citizenship of non-benders?' come up. The world of Korra is a much different, way more nuanced world where nothing is purely right or wrong anymore (except for the villain of season 2, which also happens to be the worst season of Korra, though even that villain makes some good points). I genuinely like Korra and almost all of its characters, even if it's not as good as Avatar. It's still very good.
And then 2 secs later zuko realises...
Lol
My problem with Korra's nuanced subjects is their execution. Each season had a great sometimes complex set up but then ends in a simple and mostly unsatisfactory way.
Thanks so much for sharing your reaction with us. In the same way that you both mentioned that you only get to see this series for the first time, once. Me and the rest of the others watching, get to relive what it was like seeing it for the first time with both of you! I saw Avatar when it came out 15 years ago, but the emotions and feelings I have towards this show never changed. Excited for you to close the book on this amazing series!
a good thing about you guys having these videos is that even though you can only watch something for the first time once, the videos will always show how that first time experience was
8:49 , because they are both accomplished martial artists , remembering fighting positions is what they do , not to mention one is the avatar and the other is the prince of the fire nation, both received above average martial art training.
ps: great reaction ❤️
The number of times Aang latches onto Zuko in this episode...
It's so adorable...
it never gets old, that's why we all sit here and relive it thru reactions
Mind telling me where your pic is from?
it's a panel from a bl manhwa called "painter of the night" lol
@@katrinslavin Thank you very much. 💜
Watching you guys and Aege&Chill react to this show has been so much fun. You guys are like at the same point in the season!
Same, can't believe they're on the same episode now, despite aege first react
This was one of the episodes that, when I first watched it many years ago, I thought would be a cutesy training montage episode. It was that, and then the part with the firebending masters and the pillar of fire came up. I got goosebumps, ya'll.
Think about this too, Lola and Milena. Zuko, from S1-present, has constantly been judged by everyone and been found lacking. Lacking in courage, lacking in love, lacking in training, lacking in family, everything. No one ever considered Zuko worthy of anything. The only one who ever truly loved him was his uncle, and Zuko put him into prison, so he probably feels extremely guilty and undeserving. Then Aang doesn't consider him lacking. Flawed, yes, but not lacking. There is a need for his skills. Aang accepts him into the Gaang. Even goes on a field trip with him, whole heartedly. Lastly, the last 2 original firebending masters in existence don't find Zuko lacking. They find him worthy. Worthy. Can you imagine how much that meant to Zuko, to be considered worthy? It brings tears to my eyes.
Milena's face from 9:05-9:27 was and still is my reaction to the latter half of ATLA Season 3. Just... mouth open, in amazement, that this nuanced storytelling is a kids show from 2 decades ago.
Now that I notice them, I'd advise when watching the legend of Korra to not watch the version with subtitles.
I don't know how important the subtitles are for you guys but they do spoil certain reveals in the series so keep that in mind
Facts
I'd advise them not to watch korra at all.
@@tsogobauggi8721 It's not necessarily bad, it's just nowhere near as good as The Last Airbender
@@skush9146 it is good, is see no reason to not watch it.
yeah, i agree it is not as good, but are you going to never watch anything else?
because almost nothing is as good as this show.
@@tsogobauggi8721 y
Korra is awesome too, just in a different way. You’ll love, just differently. Promise.
The original will always be better, but Korra is awesome when people don’t try to compare the two, it has different goals, different themes, different writing, different age range, so I get why people don’t like it but yeah, people should at least give it a chance, the only portion that I actually think is bad is the second half of season 2. otherwise it’s pretty consistently good
@@thewhisper4269 even the second half of season 2 is still pretty alright. I wouldnt quite call it bad personally. Though it certainly could have been much better
Lmao, thankfully the rewatch value on this show is through the roof! Nothing like your first watch but it’s a series you can watch as many times as you want and still enjoy every time.
"It's a dragon egg! Zuko is Khaleesi!" 😂 I'm dead.
I absolutely love watching your videos. I personally feel that this show is clearly one of the very best stories ever made!
Thank you to the both of you for your reactions!!!❤️
Awesome reaction! One bright side, from now on Zuko is going to be a reasonable part of every episode.
Though judging by how invested you girls are, the after ATLA depression is going to be enormous... 😥
Korra isn't that bad. I definitely agree with the fact that the creators were under different circumstances like you guys mentioned, but each season of Korra is great. They definitely could have taken each season and expanded each season of Korra into their own 2-3 seasons because of how fast the seasons came and went due to Nick studio's stupidity.
I think the main problem with Korra is inconsistency, due to those circumstances, but at its best I actually think it's even better than ATLA. At the same time, its lows are much lower than ATLA's.
For me, Korra is ok. I dont like the fact, that the people were messing so much backstory ... nearly the one with the most backstory is Korras Father (no spoilers).
Also i dont like the "great happenings" that kinda happen in the Show. My favourite Seasonnof Korra is the first one (because it has the best antagonist ... relaying on the story) ;)
@@jonathanhaaga703 "the people" You know Korra was the same writers, right?
@@zeallust8542 Oh, I misswrote it ... it should be missing, not messing.
For that, i did not research, who the writers were. But i think the point, that the characters lack backstories counts anyway, regardless who the writers were.
Maybe its because of the series structure? That you have nearly 4 seperated storys.
What do you think, am i completely off ?
@@jonathanhaaga703 If you meant missing, then I do agree. Lots of characters are just kinda, there. You get some like, mentions of their past, but not a lot. The characters that do have proper backstory are great, and so are their stories, but its not the majority. Thats true.
My favourite episode! It's so beautiful and funny, and I just love Aang and Zuko's relationship!
I can recommend “The Dragon Prince” if you’re looking for a similar experience. Aaron Ehasz, head writer of ATLA, is the creator of the series.
It trash
I think this is my favourite episode. Zuko learning to be humble, more like Aang, and really fast-tracking their friendship (given how few episodes are left to do so).
I've watched all your TLA reactions over the last three days and honestly it has been amazing 👏 so happy I'll get to join in up to date as you reach the end ✌🏻✌🏻
Say ATLA, not TLA, it represents too different things
@@andersolsen4404 I hope they watch ALOK
@@andersolsen4404 Uh, I'm good thanks? Considering I'm commenting on a video reacting to the TV show rather than the film, I think you'd have to be pretty stupid to not be able to work out the context.
Lola is soo keen to what will happen next in every episode, it's awesome. What a great show, and great RUclips channel.
It's funny you're watching Breaking Bad and Avatar at the same time. IMDB currently ranks BOTH shows among their top five fictional narrative TV series of all time! 😃
It's Breaking Bad, The Wire, GoT (which let's be real only got this high because most voting occurred before the final season), Rick and Morty, and Avatar.
Just think about that a moment. There have been thousands upon thousands of shows that have aired on TV over the last eighty years around the world, and this animated fantasy series from freaking Nickelodeon is considered better than all but four other shows to have ever existed.
Incredible - and 100% deserved. ❤
This has always been one of my favorite episodes. The episodes with those special moments, like when Zuko and Aang are in the fire, are my favorite.
zuko breathes. "OMG IM GUNNA CRY!"
when Aang said he thought firebending was all about destruction it was thanks to Jeong Jeong who told Aang it was SOLELY about destruction... he's a good master but doesn't understand the meaning of his own power
Probably due to PTSD as a former soldier n the whole propaganda spoon fed to them by their rulers were responsible for his pessimistic n self deprecating ideals.
Even if Jeong Jeong didn't tell him, Aang had numerous bad experiences with fire benders n only a few of them he met didn't resort to fry him at the spot the moment they realize who he was
Avatar studios was recently announced and its being lead by the original creators. So soon we all might be getting brand new amazing stories from the world of Avatar.
I really like the fact, of the Episode crafting. Starting with laughing "out" Suko and ending with lauthing "with" Suko
I love your twos reaction! I got all caught up with where you’re both at, I was in for some good cries around the end of season 2. Also can’t wait to see your reactions to breaking bad! ATLA and Breaking Bad have got to be my top favorite shows of all time
Notice when they said that their ancestor will be responsible for zuko and Aang judgement. Zuko being descendants of sozin, azulan, and ozai it really put a lot of bad judgement into him. But with aang being there is like roku is there to represent his own grandson. If aang wasn’t there zuko would of been destroyed on the spot.
Let’s just be glad avatar studios now exists
and lets hope they don't just milk the franchise for money...
@@Vadu1337 well it is the original creators who have full control so I doubt that
Zuko meet a future long live friend in this episode. Seen this two on Korra was so exciting
Korra is actually really good, fans are just disappointed because they know it could have been amazing and possibly have matched or surpassed Aangs story if the creators were given an exact number of seasons they could make from the start.
Each season finale of Korra feels like the end of the series, but then the next season reverses key character developments from the previous season so a story can be told. The end result left many people not being able to fully connect with Korra's character like they were with Aangs.
Sigan así chicas, muy buen contenido. Saludos grandes desde Argentina
What zuko says about being angry s truth. If you pay attention you ll see Zuko usually grunted when he firebended. Not anymore after this episode.
Your reaction gives me goosebumps. It's so awesome you two like, no, love this series so much!
came for the dancing dragon. stayed for these two nice girls reflection and enjoyment of a much-loved show. welcome!
Remember they didn't learn Firebending from the dragons, they learned how to use firebending by the dragons.
"Azula has peace of mind" 😐
“You must learn them from the masters Chan and Ruon-Jian...”
The Backbending Masters
That's a hot firebending form, Chan. Careful, you could melt the hull of an Empire-class Fire Nation battleship, leaving thousands to DROWN at sea..... Because...it's so hot.
When the world is in chaos, ATLA is giving us the peace and hope in more ways than we are aware of.
Don't worry ladies, the ending of this show is so satisfying and perfectly done, you won't mind that it comes to an end.
its kinda insane that even at this point of the show it will continue to get exponentially better
Zuko: *breathes
Awwwww
4:32 oh boy, lifechanging trip with Zuko and Toph huh?
:(
She's lucky, she already life-changing trip, with uncle iroh
Zuko never lost his inner fire. Even in LOK he fought to keep the world in balance.
this is my absolute favourite episode. i ball crying every time i watch it ='D
not that it matters in the slightest, but the word is "bawl" (unless you're saying that this episode makes you want to shoot some hoops, in which case game on) :)
@@cybergeek11235 I know, you big jerk
the grammar police has no mercy
You guys are so fun to watch and your emotions are so exciting to experience with you haha! I remember watching this episode for the first time and I thought it was beautiful and I loved that the writers made Iroh lie to protect the last dragons. Great episode :)
And there it is... the origin of the outro. :D
I love that piece, the drums are epic.
Theory i just connected... MINOR SPOILERS FOR KORRA AHEAD.
When Zuko picks up the dragon egg in the gold casing and says it almost feels alive. Its because it is, its the child of the two masters.. And the dragon Zuko mounts in Korra.
...it's a great one I wish was true. It's better than what we're given honestly. there's no explanation for how zuko found his companion Druk. Unfortunately the theory can't ever be true because of this:
"There is only one known dragon egg: the one laid by the dragon Aang and Kuzon encountered before the start of the Hundred Year War."
- Dragon Days comic for Book 3
Zuko is the Dad that the Gaang needed ❤
This is definitely one of my favorite episodes of all ATLA.
Korra is interesting. I loved it and there are parts I like more about it than the gaangs story. The massive new wave of streaming fans all love korra and there are a ton of older fans backtracking who initially hated the series because it was a different.
The music of this show is perfect
i wonder if zuko would've been just as skilled as azula if he understood the true meaning of firebending earlier
watching this with you guys has been a *journey* and I've loved it
Im am so grateful for this show too, you said it beautifully
Immediately clicked. Fire episode 🔥
your reactions make this feel like the first time, so thank you!
"I need a filler episode"
Avatar the last airbender: "Got it, no more filler!"
They still have the Ember Island Players
I admit that rainbow fire was beautiful
Yay! I was waiting for this reaction! These last few episodes are absolute masterpieces!
The shots when aang and zuko were dancing with the dragons is epic
I knew you were going to love this ep.... is so epic
haha well there's still the legend of Korra. its not ATLA but it helps the void when you inevitably finish the series. and I agree with Milena, the second time around is even better. you don't realize how much you miss!