To be honest I think the quintessential “Aang is an old man” moment, is when he admits to Sokka and Katara that the story he told the two tribes about the great divide was something he just made up. I feel like it’s such a thing, just being like “what, are they gonna disprove it? They weren’t even born yet, who cares?”
@@luicain2535 …. No, not even remotely. The only “n word” that wasn’t always a slur was negro, and that’s still not actually a slur, it’s just “black but in Spanish.” It’s like the word cat, which was an actual slang word for other people.
Bro imagine being a student at that fire nation school. Some kid shows up to your school, starts using 100 year old slag, picks fights with the history teacher, the music teacher, and the most popular guy on campus, then throws the best party you've ever been to in a cave and then f*cks off, all within a week. He must've been a legend among those kids
Just think about it, Aang is actually older than Iroh, Pakku, Kanna and all the other old people alive during the last airbender. And he would be almost 200 yrs old by Korra's times and he just only have grandkids he never got to see.
I feel like a huge point that we’re all missing is that when aang was a younger kid, the world was so much more magical, mystical, and wholesome. There were dragons flying around all the time, more water in fountains, and kinder people that loved and respected each other.
What does it tell you about a show that’s almost 15 years old when clips of it still get thousands of views in a matter of hours? Yep, it’s a masterpiece.
I never noticed this until now but Aang lived in a time where the Fire Nation was still peaceful. It must have felt like a stab in the back to discover that a nation he respected and adored just as much as the others destroyed his entire civilazation
Maybe. But I believe it would be like "This is not the Fire Nation I once knew and loved." So it technically wouldn't be a stab in the heart? I mean yeah it would hurt knowing his beloved Fire Nation died 100 years ago, but it is also a relief knowing his Fire Nation isn't doing the wrong that we see.
Wasn't the Fire Nation already planning to start wars back when Avatar Roku was still in business? Sozin, or whatever the firelord's name at the time was, wanted to conquer the world. Roku wooped his ass and slowed his plans down, but he didn't stop Sozin, which ended up being a mistake that eventually cost Roku his life. And then the conquest still happened. They just took advantage of the fact that the Avatar suddenly disappeared. With no new Avatar to get in their way, conquering other nations suddenly became much easier. Maybe not a full out war yet, but since it all started with Sozin in the days of Roku being the Avatar, the Fire Nation would have been rumbling with the drums of war by the time Aang was a kid. He just didn't notice it because he was just a kid, at the time.
@@Xylarxcode but what we can get about Roku story is that the Fire Nation before Sozin was peaceful and famous for it's dance and cultural plays but Sozin destroyed these things because he wanted the Fire Nation to be serious and known for his military and fighting accomplishments
@@Eric-py8yy It's like realizing that the place your Overseas friend comes from has become a Dictatorship that destroyed everyone and everything you have ever known and loved
What's more impressive to me is how much Aang has already traveled at 12 years old. He mentions so many places and old friends all around the world. He says stuff like "I used to visit this place all the time" which means that not only has he been around the world, but he has also visited those places multiple times, all in his childhood years.
And that's also what made the air nomads so spiritual, no? Because they engaged with all the cultures meaningfully. They learned wisdoms from all walks of life. The other people with this kind of wisdom are similar. Like uncle Iroh who has studied other nations and incorporates water ending techniques into his firebending I think that's a really nice lesson
I never thought about it before but Aang's story is so sad. Imagine waking up one day and everyone you know has been dead for decades and the entire world is on fire.
When he woke up he didn’t know that he went to go learn water bending he only found out later and calmed down after katara told him he still had family.
There seriously needs to be a prequel set during the time of Aang’s early life. Maybe not with him as the main character, but just with him popping up occasionally would be cool.
Imagine you're just minding your business and some 12 year old starts speaking in old-timey slang like "What ho, my good boy!" That scene is just so funny to me.
I guess the monks trusted him to look after himself with Appa's help. He was a master air bender by like 10 (hence the tattoos) so they probably just let him go explore
i will never get over the fact how sad it was watching the show while having in mind aang as 112 years old kid instead of 12 years old, the ATLA story was cheerful in it's silly tone most of the time, but they never gloss over the fact aang is supposed to be dead, he should not exist, his people and everything knows of has change drastically, and i can't comprehend that...he got along soo well for his age in a whole basically where everything change, if it were me i'd have mental breakdown every time i realize i was the last of my people, he stay so brave and kind the whole show,, and that's why aang is my favourite, this boy had special place in my heart
The original vision for the show would've made him even older. The first concept was that Aang would've been in the iceberg for a *thousand* years rather than just a hundred. He would've woken up in a cyberpunk world where the Fire Nation had been ruling for centuries.
Oh trust me, that Traveler back in the Desert Oasis wasn't wrong; Aang really was a *Living Relic!* With the status of a 112 year old boy and the last of his kind to boot!
Just listen to the sound of Aang’s voice from the beginning and the end of the video. Bryke is lucky that Zach Tyler Eisen’s voice didn’t drop before the show ended lol
It matured a little, and I like that, because the story itself seemed to mature aswell. At first it was sad, but quite light hearted for the most part before reality struck. By the end, the fate of the earth and water benders was at stake, and he had massive pressures from saving them to also dealing with hardships in his relationship with Katara. Tellin' ya, that story was INTENSE at the end
I think his voice did drop in season 3 but they had to change the pitch a little. Because i remember watching this tiny clip of season 3 aang speaking that wasn’t in the show and his voice sounded even deeper than how it actually is in season 3.
@@Anonymous_Gambito or it’s one of those things were it’s he’s 12 now and his “kid” stages were anything younger than like 10. As a kid I use to do that referring to myself at a slightly younger age
This show was so fucking good. People love magic, people especially love "the four elements" type of magic - and ATLA brings the elements together with asian culture, mythology and great story telling. That's why this show is ageless
0:53 “Unless you were there a hundred years ago” *The tattoos start glowing, the Avatar State theme kicks in and suddenly the voices of all the Avatars combined:* _”Yes, I was there!”_
It's kinda weird that he still talks like people who live 100 years later. Like, does someone from the 20s still use the same words like we do today? Don't think so
Just a guess but I think the war caused a stagnation of progress, the other nations were so busy fighting back they couldn’t really advance in much place else. Only the Fire nation could afford to do that, so maybe that’s why they have more high tech ships and tanks, and the words they use seem to be different from when Aang was last there, like “flameo hotman”
@@linatwoones that’s a thing the writers worked which we can appreciate but let’s be honest, all the past avatars speak the same way Aang does so obviously it’s all about the understanding for the viewer more than trying hard to be authentic. Avatar series is as good as it is on its own so that’s nice but we can’t expect it to be perfect with such nuances as the change of language over the years and even places. To be fair if they did work on that we wouldn’t be able to hear the past avatars speak to the newest one, they would have to keep it as some sort of spiritual connection and showing memories only and more to that, we wouldn’t even hear the four nations speaking with one another easily either
@@JustynaMajcher yeah. It’s like when someone from another world or another dimension can easily speak the same language as characters from the world they visit. That never really made sense to me but I understand it’s for the viewers or readers sake
I think during Aang's time as a child, there were wars going on between Fire Nation and Earth Kingdom. Sozin started claiming earth kingdom territory after Roku died. The air nomads were out of touch with the world so they were unprepared for a Fire Nation attack.
No, the monks told Aang about his destiny early because they "saw troubling signs" and feared imminent war. But the massive invasion and ruthless genocide aided by Sozin's Comet most likely took everyone by surprise.
He may be 112-114, but lowkey seeing the character maturation of a boy from 12-14 was everything. It's always so heartbreaking to see Aang have less of that impishness in the 3rd season since he was about to deal with some real shit, but it fits as it should. And the voice lowering was a kind of a clue too, but oh the little details that become so much more noticeable with our freedom to binge 😭
Airbenders were the symbol of freedom after all. Plus, he gets that behavior from his ancestors as they lived on top of a flying Lionturtle before The Era Of The Avatar. And the Lionturtle would fly around the world to stay hidden from the spirits in the Spirit Wilds. So it only makes sense that he was a very curious child that learned to never stay in one place for too long. After all, that’s how he stayed alive with Team Avatar throughout the original series.
@@lifeiscats1337 when aang was a kid before they dont live on top of lion turtles and they werent at war yet with fire nation so they didnt need to hide. but he probably traveled a lot with other airbenders to some places like that ice in the desert oasis place
We all know that Aang is actually 112 or so years old Because of this stupid Iceberg incident Which actually saved both Aang's life and the entire world!
Except Aang's people were murdered by an enemy they once thought was a friend. Captain America lost every person he knew, but still saved the day, saved his nation, and had a people and culture he could (to some extent) identify with. He lost a lot, but it was lost saving the broader vision of America. Aang's entire life, culture, and nation were just destroyed in the blink of an eye.
Imagine you’re a 12 year old kid in 1924 living a happy and carefree life, suddenly you go unconscious walking out in the wilderness, and then one day you wake up completely unchanged in the world of 2024 by two modern kids and learn that many wars happened and all of your friends and family are dead.
When Katara goes out for revenge, Aang talks about forgiving her mother’s killer, comparing it to his trauma. So did Aang at some point *forgive* the Fire Nation for wiping out his people?? That seems like a massive character beat to just skip over
Technically yes he did. Its not like he ended up hating the fire nation as a whole and even bacane freinds with some of them. Its not like one person killed his nation.
Being an air nomad, and a little kid, you gotta forgive at some point. Besides, he was trying to blend in, and if he expresses hatred towards the FN then it'll seem sussy.
They talked about it at the end of the Avatar Roku episode, after Toph said"It's like those people were born evil" and Aang response was "No, (...) everyone have a good side and a bad side" Also just because a bunch of people where evil doesn't mean that everyone in the nation is the same, take for example Hamna that ended up imprisioning innocent fire nation civilians just because of the same thoughts...
I feel like Aang seeing his homeland for the first time in a long time is like an adult coming back to their old elementary school where they made precious memories.
A fire nation general separated his army into 2 fronts and beat an earth kingdom army. It’s actually a real life Napoleon signature move. But when he spoke up and corrected her about how he ACTUALLY placed his army, she said “well you weren’t around then 100 years ago, were you?”
Literally me and my Grandpa’s conversation Aang : it’s just like old times isn’t bumi? Bumi : Aang, I need to talk to you!! aang : ITS GOOD TO SEE YOU TOO
I know this video is about Aang, but Zuko.🤣🤣🤣 1:15 [Aang] "There were lots of dragons when I was a kid"😯😯🤔🤔 He like: "Well they're not around anymore!!😡😡" 😁😁Idk why I love it when he's mad
I know this is supposed to be a cute and funny video but it’s honestly just depressing. Imagine being 12 years old and waking up to find out 100 years has passed, the entire world has gone to shit, everyone you know is dead, and you’re the last person of your entire culture. And on top of that people are blaming you for everything and expecting you to save the world. The fact is, you CAN'T imagine that, no person can fathom that amount of pain. The way Aang manages to stay positive during all of this is a miracle. But at the same time it’s part of the reason why he’s probably my favorite character in all of ATLA. The part at 1:26 always makes me cry, he’s so young and has gone through so much, yet he’s still smiling through all of it
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Once he pulls on Sokka's ears and tells him that he should quit goofin' around, Aang is a true old man
And thats the truth
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Facts
@SilentGreninja
What is it? I don't want to give those beggars views.
@@jemd5766 same 😭👌🏽
*Aang:* There were plenty of dragons when I was a kid
*Zuko:* sure grandpa let's get you to bed
a good grandson, Zuko is
😂😂😂😂
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Aang brings up a good point though only fire benders had dragons so why did they kill them?
@@austinstruhar8160 Sozin's crazy azz
To be honest I think the quintessential “Aang is an old man” moment, is when he admits to Sokka and Katara that the story he told the two tribes about the great divide was something he just made up. I feel like it’s such a thing, just being like “what, are they gonna disprove it? They weren’t even born yet, who cares?”
That's soo funny if you think about it, Aang could portray Fire Nation as he wanted
The only person who could disprove what Aang said was Bumi and he probably would have fun adding invented details to the stories of Aang
@@manuelsalazarserna5320 literally bumi and Aang are the fossils of avatar, they can talk whatever they want that everybody would have to believe
@@Eric-py8yy err, no, there's something that's called history, idk if you ever heard about that
@@hil449 distorting facts
I just realized Aang calling people in the Fire Nation “Flameo” and stuff like that is the real life equivalent of a person using 1920s slang in 2021
yeah kindo of like the n word
@@luicain2535 …. No, not even remotely. The only “n word” that wasn’t always a slur was negro, and that’s still not actually a slur, it’s just “black but in Spanish.” It’s like the word cat, which was an actual slang word for other people.
@@luicain2535 how the fuck did you make that correlation
@@enamouredwiddit
Honestly just ignore them, it’s probably just a trol with nothing better to do
@@demonzabrak
Honestly just ignore them, it’s probably just a troll with nothing better to do
Bro imagine being a student at that fire nation school. Some kid shows up to your school, starts using 100 year old slag, picks fights with the history teacher, the music teacher, and the most popular guy on campus, then throws the best party you've ever been to in a cave and then f*cks off, all within a week. He must've been a legend among those kids
id like to imagine this irl
Best comment I’ve seen today! That episode deserves more recognition.
On top of all that, a few weeks later when Ozai was defeated, they’d realise this weird kid was the freaking Avatar.
With my luck, that would be the only week i miss school because of being ill
imagine the kid who’s sick on that week
" How about The BoomerAang Squad ? See its good cuz its "Aang" in it Boomer-Aang." Sokka always comes with the best ideas.
I’m rewatching the show right now and I agree
*kneeslaps*
*BOOMER* aang but look *BOOMER*AANG
aang is a way older generation than a boomer
@@g3nijee yes, how did you discover?
*"Well they aren't around any more OKAY?"*
Zuko being a grumpy teen tired of his gramps
When you realize Aang is actually, *literally* Zuko’s great-grandfather... 👁👄👁
@@The10thDecision we I wouldn’t say literally but definitely technically🤣
I thought the Avatar couldn't marry
@@kennethnwebb There was never a rule about that. Avatars are not completely like the real life Dalai Lama they're partly inspired by.
@@junjunjamore7735 didn't Aang tell Kitara that in Book One?
Just think about it, Aang is actually older than Iroh, Pakku, Kanna and all the other old people alive during the last airbender. And he would be almost 200 yrs old by Korra's times and he just only have grandkids he never got to see.
Hey; he saw his grandkids... as Korra... but still... he still spends great amounts of time with his family...
Im not sure if he is older than bumi
They were probably around the same age and bumi was alive
Ayo Kyoshi was older than him
@@axo_xorua but she wasnt alive during ATLA
@@brunosa7045 Wasn't he already dead before the start of Korra, and that's why he was immortalized?
I feel like a huge point that we’re all missing is that when aang was a younger kid, the world was so much more magical, mystical, and wholesome. There were dragons flying around all the time, more water in fountains, and kinder people that loved and respected each other.
Agreed. I was hoping to get a spinoff of someone from that old world. Instead, we got Korra. 🤦♂️
@@flameify8285 oh you are one of THOSE people that arbitrarily hate legend of korra for some reason
@@DimT670 Korra had some bad moments, so I'm not gonna fault him with that
@@DimT670 personal opinion. You can’t accept that then grow up or shut up 🤐
@@THEdudeproductions true
Why, back in my day, we had to fly FIFTEEN miles on our bisons to get to school!!
Hahahaha, That was a good one
Toph: Ok get to bed grandpa
He has a lot to learn, but I believe Grandpa Lou can save the world
@blpdes he had _monastic_ school... guess you could _"scholastic"_
@blpdes dude he lived in one
What does it tell you about a show that’s almost 15 years old when clips of it still get thousands of views in a matter of hours? Yep, it’s a masterpiece.
A masterpiece indeed.
I am so grateful 💚
@@moonpeachxo thx 4 posting this! Brings back many memories.=)
@@moonpeachxo 👌🏻
Since it’s 15 years old you kinda make me feel like Aang in this video.
These young folks don't get it maan! Back in my day, dragons were just chilling everywhere bro
Lmao, yep 👍🏾. They 🐉 were everywhere ;3!
Lol
I know right?
LOL underrated
Well they aren't around anymore ok?!
I never noticed this until now but Aang lived in a time where the Fire Nation was still peaceful. It must have felt like a stab in the back to discover that a nation he respected and adored just as much as the others destroyed his entire civilazation
Maybe. But I believe it would be like "This is not the Fire Nation I once knew and loved." So it technically wouldn't be a stab in the heart? I mean yeah it would hurt knowing his beloved Fire Nation died 100 years ago, but it is also a relief knowing his Fire Nation isn't doing the wrong that we see.
Wasn't the Fire Nation already planning to start wars back when Avatar Roku was still in business? Sozin, or whatever the firelord's name at the time was, wanted to conquer the world. Roku wooped his ass and slowed his plans down, but he didn't stop Sozin, which ended up being a mistake that eventually cost Roku his life. And then the conquest still happened. They just took advantage of the fact that the Avatar suddenly disappeared. With no new Avatar to get in their way, conquering other nations suddenly became much easier.
Maybe not a full out war yet, but since it all started with Sozin in the days of Roku being the Avatar, the Fire Nation would have been rumbling with the drums of war by the time Aang was a kid. He just didn't notice it because he was just a kid, at the time.
@@Xylarxcode but what we can get about Roku story is that the Fire Nation before Sozin was peaceful and famous for it's dance and cultural plays but Sozin destroyed these things because he wanted the Fire Nation to be serious and known for his military and fighting accomplishments
Man that would hurt a lot, you seeing a place you like as a Park getting destroyed or turned into a thing you dislike
@@Eric-py8yy It's like realizing that the place your Overseas friend comes from has become a Dictatorship that destroyed everyone and everything you have ever known and loved
What's more impressive to me is how much Aang has already traveled at 12 years old. He mentions so many places and old friends all around the world. He says stuff like "I used to visit this place all the time" which means that not only has he been around the world, but he has also visited those places multiple times, all in his childhood years.
He was a nomad.
@@judeconnor-macintyre9874 That doesn't make it any less impressive
True, even if you can fly around the world on a flying bison it'd still take awhile to get from place to place
And that's also what made the air nomads so spiritual, no?
Because they engaged with all the cultures meaningfully.
They learned wisdoms from all walks of life.
The other people with this kind of wisdom are similar. Like uncle Iroh who has studied other nations and incorporates water ending techniques into his firebending
I think that's a really nice lesson
This shows how peaceful the world back then to him
Aang: "Back in my day, dragons were commonplace.".
Zuko: "Aang, did you drink the cactus juice again!?".
There is no cactus juice in Ba Sing Se.
@blpdes it was a hypothetical scenario, I know Aang never drank cactus juice.
Zuko wasn't there when Soka drank the cactus juice so he wouldn't know about it.
Jesus they were just joking no need to say obvious
@@kittycat4746 it was a joke, ffs.
I never thought about it before but Aang's story is so sad. Imagine waking up one day and everyone you know has been dead for decades and the entire world is on fire.
When he woke up he didn’t know that he went to go learn water bending he only found out later and calmed down after katara told him he still had family.
I feel bad for laughing
At least he woke up to the face of a pretty girl :')
there was a literal episode about him breaking down about this... lol
@@valeriaferrari9737 Not just any pretty girl his wife 🥺
‘im 112 years old!’
*proceeds to marry someone 98 years younger than him*
thats not very flameo aang
it's about his physical age, his brain is only 12 years old. while he might technically be 112 he's physically and mentally 12.
@@sknk.hunt42 The comment is joking.
@@sknk.hunt42 r/wooosh
@@sknk.hunt42 did the defininition of a joke change in the last 100 years
well Bumi possibly the only person left in his age group
He just spit straight facts. Get it, folks
Except for the Great Divide lol
@@Rose-zl6ox nah that story was def real
@@0rchid71 lol
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Fr.
“I haven’t cleaned my room in over one hundred years.”
Same.
How's your allergies treating you?
So he’s needed to clean his room at least one year before he ran away
Link: O_O I'm 117 Years Old
There seriously needs to be a prequel set during the time of Aang’s early life. Maybe not with him as the main character, but just with him popping up occasionally would be cool.
Prequel starting Monk Gyatso that talks about air nomad culture in depth
@@Charlie-im9iv Now THAT would be nice
ye I also want to see baby appa LOL
Yesyesyes
Cabbage merchant's grandpa yelling 'my lettuces' or something would be funny
The comparison of his season 1 voice and his season 3 voice really caught me off guard-
SAME
Ikr, he looks and sounds so feminime during season 1, I don't blame the dragon actors or whatever they were called mistaking him for a girl
Puberty
I think its cool how the voice actor was actually able to grow up and change throughout the show.
@@STWD1ST he didn't sound feminine, just young lmao
I completely forgot Aang was Monk Captain America...
Take my thumbs up and go
It took me a few seconds for this to click.
Insert burning elmo
666th like woo!
Dot
That "Hotman!" sequence will always bewilder me to no end. It's both so lame and so on-the-nose
Imagine you're just minding your business and some 12 year old starts speaking in old-timey slang like "What ho, my good boy!" That scene is just so funny to me.
“stay flamin😼🤝”
@@TheAllSeeingEye2468 h-
How is it racist?????
@@TheAllSeeingEye2468 um, the fire nation isn’t a race
I bet some older folk were offended and thought he was making fun of their boomer ways.
Also, boomer-aang? King boomie? This show knew.
"You, me and Appa, we're that's left of this place, that means we have to stick together." This scene made me super depressed
“You look exactly like a 112 year-old man!” - thing Toph said at some point offscreen, probably.
Can we just appreciate how well traveled a twelve year old boy was?
I guess the monks trusted him to look after himself with Appa's help. He was a master air bender by like 10 (hence the tattoos) so they probably just let him go explore
And Im 20, and only best to 4 states. Sad, I need to get my passport and get to stepping.
Well he was Avatar so him travelling around was a requirement
Don't forget he is a nomad, maybe he travelled a lot even before being born and that's why he know so much of the world
He came from a pack of nomads, he had to be
Thinking about it, it’s cool that Aang was older than everybody but he learned from everybody
Aang, i need to talk to you
Except Pathik who was 150
More like aang being an old child
The moment at 1:26 is so sad but so wholesome. Aang and Appa are literally the only descendants of Air Nomad Culture left alive. It's horribly tragic.
i will never get over the fact how sad it was watching the show while having in mind aang as 112 years old kid instead of 12 years old, the ATLA story was cheerful in it's silly tone most of the time, but they never gloss over the fact aang is supposed to be dead, he should not exist, his people and everything knows of has change drastically, and i can't comprehend that...he got along soo well for his age in a whole basically where everything change, if it were me i'd have mental breakdown every time i realize i was the last of my people, he stay so brave and kind the whole show,, and that's why aang is my favourite, this boy had special place in my heart
The original vision for the show would've made him even older. The first concept was that Aang would've been in the iceberg for a *thousand* years rather than just a hundred. He would've woken up in a cyberpunk world where the Fire Nation had been ruling for centuries.
Like Samurai Jack?
Well thank goodness it's only 100 . The fire Nation would've destroyed the whole world by a thousand years .
I don’t know if this is true but now I want an alternative version of Avatar that shows this
Sounds interesting.
Alternate timeline where katara and sokka skip fishing one day
Why wasn't whole scene of him pretending to be an old grandpa in here?!😭
Bro literally threatened to spank a grown man!
Aang is such a troll
Omashu guard: Easy old timer
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@@denyinginsomnia-8833 That's not the whole scene. It isn't included in this video.
@@denyinginsomnia-8833 they said the whole seen
Him and Steve Rogers would be great friends
He’d make Steve look a teenager but aye, who’s to say a kid can’t get along with a man
There is no one by the name of Steve Roger's in Ba Sing Se.
@@Clee-os6pv 😂
1:26 what he said just broke my heart. “We’re all that’s left of this place”
"Now let's get to skipping young whippersnappers, the big city awaits!" He's so iconic 😭
Oh trust me, that Traveler back in the Desert Oasis wasn't wrong; Aang really was a *Living Relic!* With the status of a 112 year old boy and the last of his kind to boot!
that’s why he said it…
Just listen to the sound of Aang’s voice from the beginning and the end of the video. Bryke is lucky that Zach Tyler Eisen’s voice didn’t drop before the show ended lol
In the German dub that happens, it kinda fits in with Aang's growth along the journey.
It matured a little, and I like that, because the story itself seemed to mature aswell. At first it was sad, but quite light hearted for the most part before reality struck. By the end, the fate of the earth and water benders was at stake, and he had massive pressures from saving them to also dealing with hardships in his relationship with Katara. Tellin' ya, that story was INTENSE at the end
In the swedish dub it became kind of awful at the end with frequent voice cracks
I think his voice did drop in season 3 but they had to change the pitch a little. Because i remember watching this tiny clip of season 3 aang speaking that wasn’t in the show and his voice sounded even deeper than how it actually is in season 3.
They’re both named Zach….(I am also referring to Zach Callison)
Do you realize that Aang is the oldest people in Si Wong Desert at the time?
The fact that he's older than every single character in the show 😭
@@valeriaferrari9737 there was Bumi but I don’t remember which was older.
@@Hi-ky2wd oh true. I think Bumi was younger than him though
@@valeriaferrari9737 They were the same age
@@valeriaferrari9737 They're both 112. Before Aang went into the iceberg, the oldest character was Guru Pathik at 150.
aang: im gay
katara: you what
aang: what? i just said im happy
katara: *silence*
Me: BAHAHAHA
“I can’t believe how much things have changed” damn that hits differently now during these days 🤦🏽♂️
No it doesn't
Lol
It does for me as I’m getting older. Just turned 21 on the 4th and I still be reminiscing the days when I was a youngin
@@Eli-akad you’re just beginning your life tho
@@astronomical3342 of course but it still applies all the same
*Everybody born in 1999 talking to someone who was born in 2000:*
as a ‘99 kid, i am legally obligated to tell you that i felt this 🤭😆
So true, and I was born in 1994 with my older sister two years older 🤣
I was born in 97 and yes, 2000s people know nothing 👀
My life in one comment
@blpdes cringe
This yong folks rlly dont get it, back in 3000 years ago dragons were just chilling and minding their own buisness
But everything changed, when the fire nation re-wrote their biodiversity policies.
“I remember when a nickel used to cost a penny.”
1:02 rip them kids being lied to
0:50 can we also talk about how he called zuko “sifu hotman” PLS 😭
Sifu does mean teacher/master after all
@ROBERT ȘTEFAN PANĂ wrong, it's adding context
@ROBERT ȘTEFAN PANĂ why you trying to white knight here?
Like calling your temperamental PE teacher Mr. Dude or Mr. Bro
I know he's such an adorable goofy child
"And there were dragons when I was a kid"
Me: you still look like a kid
This line can either be interpreted as some sad "He was forced to grow up too fast :(" thing or a "I turned 13 so now I am an ADULT" thing
Chronological age can be different from biological age.
@@Anonymous_Gambito or it’s one of those things were it’s he’s 12 now and his “kid” stages were anything younger than like 10. As a kid I use to do that referring to myself at a slightly younger age
@@Eli-akad I was doing that when I was 9 referring to my 5 year old self
That line reminds me of HTTYD, anyone else? 😭
Alternate title : aang remembers he was a boomer
He wish he was a boomer
He is great generation level old
@@dinamosflams man he is a boomer in a child body
Aang, “Back in my day...”
Nobody:
Sokka, “Boomer Aang!”
0:49 I LOVE the theory that Kuzon just taught Aang fire nation swears and he’s just going around cussing people out and doesn’t even know it
This show was so fucking good. People love magic, people especially love "the four elements" type of magic - and ATLA brings the elements together with asian culture, mythology and great story telling. That's why this show is ageless
1:12 “and there were plenty of dragons when I was a kid! ”
as if he’s not currently a child😭😭he is such an old man fr
Lol
He is 112 years old… but biologically he’s 12
@@lifeiscats1337 first time seeing a cartoon with anime logic ngl
@@Chillbro740 isn't this a animie
@@Wzjlauondatbeatho people debate it i just go with cartoon cuz cartoon network streamed it
hotman... hotman.... hotman....
Stay flamin', hotman.
0:31
A "pristine" example of global warming.
0:53 “Unless you were there a hundred years ago”
*The tattoos start glowing, the Avatar State theme kicks in and suddenly the voices of all the Avatars combined:*
_”Yes, I was there!”_
When someone compliments me on my athletic ability: 0:07
that's what she said
Me in gym class with my knees cracking every five seconds
relic but you take out the rel and put athlet
Meanwhile I’m dying in gym class after a light jog.
It's kinda weird that he still talks like people who live 100 years later. Like, does someone from the 20s still use the same words like we do today? Don't think so
Eh.
Just a guess but I think the war caused a stagnation of progress, the other nations were so busy fighting back they couldn’t really advance in much place else. Only the Fire nation could afford to do that, so maybe that’s why they have more high tech ships and tanks, and the words they use seem to be different from when Aang was last there, like “flameo hotman”
@@linatwoones that’s a thing the writers worked which we can appreciate but let’s be honest, all the past avatars speak the same way Aang does so obviously it’s all about the understanding for the viewer more than trying hard to be authentic. Avatar series is as good as it is on its own so that’s nice but we can’t expect it to be perfect with such nuances as the change of language over the years and even places. To be fair if they did work on that we wouldn’t be able to hear the past avatars speak to the newest one, they would have to keep it as some sort of spiritual connection and showing memories only and more to that, we wouldn’t even hear the four nations speaking with one another easily either
@@JustynaMajcher yeah. It’s like when someone from another world or another dimension can easily speak the same language as characters from the world they visit. That never really made sense to me but I understand it’s for the viewers or readers sake
@@JustynaMajcher or like when the main character visits another country with a different language but there’s no language barrier whatsoever
This is the one time and old man saying “by in my days things were better” actually is true
I think during Aang's time as a child, there were wars going on between Fire Nation and Earth Kingdom. Sozin started claiming earth kingdom territory after Roku died. The air nomads were out of touch with the world so they were unprepared for a Fire Nation attack.
@@Snowberries17 yeah but that's better still. Goes to show how bad it is in the avatar world
No, the monks told Aang about his destiny early because they "saw troubling signs" and feared imminent war. But the massive invasion and ruthless genocide aided by Sozin's Comet most likely took everyone by surprise.
Until that one dude decided to fuck it up
Except older is still better. People had more inteligance 100 years ago
My bad its 1:39
1:46 They look so concerned lol
2:00 😯😯Goodness. The maturity in his voice
0:02 - No, but Bumi does.
Nah, he looks 200 years old 1:55
@@lifeiscats1337 - Why 200?
@@rebeccamichael626 bro he looks ancient
@@lifeiscats1337 - He's the same age as Aang, and Aang is 112. Meaning that Bumi looks 112.
@@rebeccamichael626I know
Wait does that mean Bumi is also a 100 + years old too?
Yeah
Yep, old af and still jacked, then Korra comes around and the old people are all like "I'll leave it to you whipper snappers"
He would be 112 give or take a year or two.
@@Fists91 well, pretty sure Bumi is an exception, not the norm.
@@anatoldenevers237 white lotus
He may be 112-114, but lowkey seeing the character maturation of a boy from 12-14 was everything. It's always so heartbreaking to see Aang have less of that impishness in the 3rd season since he was about to deal with some real shit, but it fits as it should. And the voice lowering was a kind of a clue too, but oh the little details that become so much more noticeable with our freedom to binge 😭
0:26 aang must have traveled a lot with airbenders when he was young coz he has been to a lot of places already
Airbenders were the symbol of freedom after all. Plus, he gets that behavior from his ancestors as they lived on top of a flying Lionturtle before The Era Of The Avatar. And the Lionturtle would fly around the world to stay hidden from the spirits in the Spirit Wilds. So it only makes sense that he was a very curious child that learned to never stay in one place for too long. After all, that’s how he stayed alive with Team Avatar throughout the original series.
@@lifeiscats1337 when aang was a kid before they dont live on top of lion turtles and they werent at war yet with fire nation so they didnt need to hide. but he probably traveled a lot with other airbenders to some places like that ice in the desert oasis place
@@TioC-L-S yeah… or he gets the behavior of curiosity and traveling from his forebears.
I mean that’s kind of the point of being a nomad
We all know that Aang is actually 112 or so years old Because of this stupid Iceberg incident Which actually saved both Aang's life and the entire world!
Iceberg mvp
@@skylander5884 Don't forget the 1,517 people who died from the titanic, real mvp
@@shootyroomy8625 1517 killstreak, real mvp
Aang doomed the entire world to a century long war.
@@feniu10 pretty sure he would have just died otherwise
Just one scene in this compilation is better than the entire last airbender movie.
The what?
How can you be better than something that doesn't exist?
Silly you! There’s no Last Airbender movie in Ba Sing Se!
uhmm what movie?
There is no movie in Ba Sing Se.
All scenes at the Southern Air Temple are so sad. Aang comes back to a dusty old lonely graveyard that used to be his childhood home.
"Now let's get to skipping young whipper snappers, the big city awaits" lol I can't get enough of aang
The more I think about Aang sounds a lot like Captain America.
Omg yes
They both were in iceberg
Except Aang's people were murdered by an enemy they once thought was a friend. Captain America lost every person he knew, but still saved the day, saved his nation, and had a people and culture he could (to some extent) identify with. He lost a lot, but it was lost saving the broader vision of America. Aang's entire life, culture, and nation were just destroyed in the blink of an eye.
@kpuda7722 Remember though, Peggy was Steve's whole world. When he lost her, he lost everything.
“You’re a living relic” Destruction 100
1:25 a tear dropped.....
This video is the definition of what the life action series is missing.
Imagine you’re a 12 year old kid in 1924 living a happy and carefree life, suddenly you go unconscious walking out in the wilderness, and then one day you wake up completely unchanged in the world of 2024 by two modern kids and learn that many wars happened and all of your friends and family are dead.
Damn ,so like blud missed everything 💀😭😭
“What about our tribe’s redemption ritual” ~ triggered guy from the Gan Jin
“That’s... what the game was called: Redemption” ~ Aang (not sus AT ALL)
When Katara goes out for revenge, Aang talks about forgiving her mother’s killer, comparing it to his trauma. So did Aang at some point *forgive* the Fire Nation for wiping out his people?? That seems like a massive character beat to just skip over
Technically yes he did. Its not like he ended up hating the fire nation as a whole and even bacane freinds with some of them.
Its not like one person killed his nation.
Being an air nomad, and a little kid, you gotta forgive at some point. Besides, he was trying to blend in, and if he expresses hatred towards the FN then it'll seem sussy.
Well he also referred to old friends he had in the Fire Nation so it’s clear he knew the good side of them before everything went down
She is kinda stupid and hypocritical for trying to get revenge it won’t being back someone you love
They talked about it at the end of the Avatar Roku episode, after Toph said"It's like those people were born evil" and Aang response was "No, (...) everyone have a good side and a bad side"
Also just because a bunch of people where evil doesn't mean that everyone in the nation is the same, take for example Hamna that ended up imprisioning innocent fire nation civilians just because of the same thoughts...
As expected, the leader of the boomerang squad, boomer-Aang👍
@1:58 I noticed on season 3, his voice got deeper because of Zach's puberty
I didn’t realize Aang said “and there were plenty of dragons when I was a kid” until now. Lmao.
I feel like Aang seeing his homeland for the first time in a long time is like an adult coming back to their old elementary school where they made precious memories.
Some say that people become kids again when they get older
You could say Katara prefers more... mature men
Wdym
@@MrMr-gw8dl 112 years
0:54 what happened there? I forgot
@The vibe thanks
A fire nation general separated his army into 2 fronts and beat an earth kingdom army. It’s actually a real life Napoleon signature move. But when he spoke up and corrected her about how he ACTUALLY placed his army, she said “well you weren’t around then 100 years ago, were you?”
I love how Aang made friends from all nations and frequently uses his knowledge of the past to unite everyone
Could you imagine waking up one day and 100 years have passed and you’ve lost all your culture ? He is so strong and brave ❤️
culture died like 10 years ago so i’d be okay with that.
@@beatsbyelvis6890 eh more or less around the time the internet started taking off.
Literally me and my Grandpa’s conversation
Aang : it’s just like old times isn’t bumi?
Bumi : Aang, I need to talk to you!!
aang : ITS GOOD TO SEE YOU TOO
Oh no! Aang is developing dementia!!! I told him those ice creams were gonna take a number on him.
“Your a living relic”
“Thanks.i try”
Must be how Steve rogers feels like as captain America
the "hotman 🤝" gets me everytime PLSS 💀💀
1:10 There were also plenty of airbenders, but they aren't around anymore either.
Lmaooooo
I actually would have loved to see the ice spring back when it was still "one of nature's wonders"
Same.
I know this video is about Aang, but Zuko.🤣🤣🤣
1:15 [Aang] "There were lots of dragons when I was a kid"😯😯🤔🤔
He like: "Well they're not around anymore!!😡😡" 😁😁Idk why I love it when he's mad
I know this is supposed to be a cute and funny video but it’s honestly just depressing. Imagine being 12 years old and waking up to find out 100 years has passed, the entire world has gone to shit, everyone you know is dead, and you’re the last person of your entire culture. And on top of that people are blaming you for everything and expecting you to save the world. The fact is, you CAN'T imagine that, no person can fathom that amount of pain. The way Aang manages to stay positive during all of this is a miracle. But at the same time it’s part of the reason why he’s probably my favorite character in all of ATLA. The part at 1:26 always makes me cry, he’s so young and has gone through so much, yet he’s still smiling through all of it
We need more positive talk about Aang.
Aang and Steve Rodgers would be great friends
The horrific moment when you realize… we have all become Aang. 😳
In that last clip u can see that his voice kind of changed
Title : aang being an old man.
Me: well, technically he *is* 112.
“I can’t believe a year ago I was still frozen in a block of ice. The worlds so different now.”
Yes Aang your voice is different too😂😂
The fact that Aang lost his home his people and his culture has been wiped out he took that pretty well considering everything
So true back in my days everything was different
Oh god. Well isn't he technically an old man because he is 112 years old