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It's actually the perfect time for that punny title. Aang is experiencing genuine pain and anger which we don't see often (last time was in Book 1 when he saw the remains of Gyatso). Appa is the last of his original family. Also the spirit animal is the most precious for any Avatar, not just Aang. So at 13:10, the reason you can see that all the past Avatars are genuinely pissed as well.
I never noticed that! The next scene they show Toph she has a stunned/shocked look on her face. Yeah, that must have been a pretty scary experience for her.
Seeing you guys give Katara the recognition she deserves means the world to me. She can hold her emotions and the group together like this because she has had to fill in the role of the mother for Sokka, ever since she was taken by the fire nation. You can clearly see the hurt she has been through in order to get to this level of maturity... I cry every time when she looks up at Aang, with that tired look, then shows him this compassion to calm him down.
Really happy and proud to see you two recognize the significance of Aang hunting down the vulture and him crying in the avatar state. Such a powerfully underrated episode
S tier episode for sure. Anyone who disagrees only watches the show for the fight scenes. I’m still in awe of the writers ability to capture the emotional weight that is present in this episode. It is supremely masterful work on their part
This is also Toph's first time "seeing" the avatar state. You can see the shock in her reaction. With the fuzziness from the sand, she can only hear things being destroyed and overlapping anger voices from where Aang is standing and suddenly being dragged and getting told to run.
So, imagine Toph’s fear when she hears and feels Aang go into the Avatar State. The girl is blind, standing on a surface she can barely “see” on and all of a sudden her new travel companion gets taken over by his past lives and starts a sandstorm. Sokka’s usually goofing off but is now telling Appa’s kidnappers to run for their safety.
I think many people forget what an incredible person Katara is, this episode shows it by seeing how Katara understands why Aang yells at them and is incredibly angry, she knows what it's like to lose someone important in your life and that's why when Aang enters Avatar state she is not afraid to help the scared and angry boy behind that scary Avatar, she doesn't hesitate to comfort him and share her pain while doing so. Katara is a beautiful and realistic character.
You guys have no Idea how much I love that scene: Aang crying in the Avatar State for Appa, and Katara without saying anything, just holding Him and crying in the end. That’s heartbreaking 💔🥺 my favorite scene from the entire show. Such a great Reaction. Greetings from NYC.
That ending, imagine being a 9 year old kid seeing this on TV and having to wait 1 more week for the next episode. That's why Avatar is the GOAT of serious american cartoon.
Ooohhh... believe me the wait for this missing Appa arc was brutal but it made it so much more meaningful. I think this episode was the midseason finale so we had to wait 2 months for the next episode.
I saw bato of the water tribe and the southern raiders when I was really young but I didint get into the series until I was 12 years old ever since then it has lived rent free in my head
@@edc6172honestly much better when you’re older. I remember the training episode where Zuko is screaming at the storm at the end, I was extremely disappointed that we didn’t get to see him redirect lightning. Now I actually understand the weight behind that scene
Yes, Aang the pacifist kills a creature he didn't have to kill out of anger and vengeance. What's also interesting is you see how deadly an Air-Bender can be when they don't hold back. Aang decapitated that buzzard wasp from a kilometer away with a swipe. He uses the same movement to destroy those sand-ships. You see him hitting Zuko and others with the same type of swipe but only pushes them back. If Aang, even without being in the Avatar state, went all out any enemy around him would be dead from invisible wind blades while they are trying to dodge tornadoes. Remember, Monk Gyatso killed scores of Fire Benders even while they were amped up due to Sozin's Comet. Air-bending is crazy OP if the wielder is angry or ruthless.
To be fair, there is a lot that a ruthless bender can do with any element. A ruthless water bender could freeze all of the water in your body, which would literally stab you internally on a microscopic level from the ice shards formed. They could manipulate the stomach acid inside your body and send it roaring through your lungs and colon. They could pull all of the moisture out of your eyes and render you permanently blind, etc. Air bending isn't uniquely overpowered. EVERY kind of bending has the capacity to be devastating if wielded without mercy.
It's a low resolution show, and it has a thin neck. You really can't tell with confidence. Also, S3 spoilers When Aang is talking to a previous Air Nomad Avatar, he says he has *certainly* never taken a life.
That last scene always gets me. Aang lost all his people and Katara lost a parent. They're both kids who experienced loss. No words needed, just good animation and music. One of the most emotional moments in Avatar for me.
Best animated show. I can watch this scene for the hundred time and I still got tears coming up. Soundtrack and animation are just perfect in this scene
@@johnsantos507 You do know her mother is a parent, right? And in case you're saying this thinking I haven't watched the full series yet, I have. And it's more having trouble disassociating him with the people who did kill her mother rather than just full-on thinking it was him. She remembers what her mother's killer looks like, she's not just gonna mistake him for the Fire Nation prince who looks completely different.
“There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.” - Patrick Rothfuss, "The Wise Man's Fear".
This episode is why Katara is one of my favorite characters. Aang was too upset to be helpful, Sokka was high like a kite and Toph couldn't really do a lot since they were on sand. Despite being 14 and in a pretty difficult situation, she still carried the group on her back and kept a level-headed attitude. It speaks of her bravery when she's willing to risk her own life to calm an enraged Avatar even when there's no certainty it'll work. I always like to imagine this episode as a middle finger to all the Katara haters in the fandom.
Also, she’s a water bender in a desert. Toph can sort of bend sand, Katara is actually more “out of her element” here and does well to not let her loss of bending affect her.
@@cahan557 True and that is the reason of why Katara is more than just a "good waterbender" she has an incredible mental strength, she is very brave and will always do whatever it takes to protect those she loves!
It was Toph's first time to witness Aang in the avatar state, she was genuinely terrified of him because she has never seen this side of him before, unlike Sokka and Katara who have dealt with this situation before at the southern air temple.
This episode broke me, but not for reasons you might think. I remember it vividly, sat at home on the couch watching this with my brother, then Sokka drank the cactus juice and my brother kept glancing at me, at one point I got fed up and asked him why he was looking at me, he said "You're kinda like Sokka on cactus juice"... I'll never forget.
This episode is so sad. Aang was such a buoyant, unattached, joyful child at first, and it took so much trauma to wear that down. We finally got there, and it's devasting. Where does he go from here? But this show always manages to balance out the darkness with humor, and high as a kite Sokka does that just fine.
Appa is Aang's animal guide and they are spiritually linked. As you saw in Book One Avatar Roku had a Dragon as his animal guide... and in-my-head-cannon the animal guide live roughly the same length as the current avatar lifespan and then reincarnates soon before or after the birth of the new avatar so they can bond again. Y.Y
It always blows my mind whenever I remember that Aussies, despite having every kind of critter that wants you dead, don't have Vultures circling overhead to pick at your bones. Feels like a huge missed opportunity.
Appa isnt just a pet, isnt just a best friend, isnt even justva family member...... he is the last living remnants of Aangs entire culture, Aang and Appa are all that are left of the air nation and to lose Appa is an unspeakable loss i feel for Aang so damn much in this episode and completely understand his actions
My two favorite characters are katara and azula. katara for how much love for others she puts in front of herself and Azula for how much love for herself she puts in front of others. Prodigies in their elements. AND BADASS WOMENS!!! 🌊🔥 I was crying with Carlie at the end 😭 love u guys reactions.💕
Aang going into the avatar state here in this episode is possibly my favorite of the entire series, definitely top 5. We rarely see aang show true anger and i love it so much!
One of my favourite episodes. The character dynamics here are super interesting, especially Aang and Katara. Aang is emotionally completely opposite to his usual self, Toph is physically immobilised and Sokka is mentally abscent. Katara really shines here and helps the group stick together.
The end of this episode really hits, and still gives me goosebumps to this day. Good luck moving forward, even if you’ve finished season 2 already, the rest is an emotional journey!! Also can’t wait for Korra!!
child me thought the sokka scenes in this episode was the funniest thing in existence, still hilarious and the music at the end still gives me chills straight up legend of zelda sounding
Like many other, I think Season 3 is the best (cause they just keep building on top of what is already great), but this is my favorite episode of the entire series.
You have to consider Toph's perspective when Aang went avatar mode. Hearing those voices come from Twinkle Toes and all of the debris and Sokka saying to run would have left her completely confused and likely lowkey scared.
This is actually the point where Toph was dumbfounded and realize that there is actually a line that separates the ordinary benders to the avatar, Toph got a jaw dropped not seeing a thing but only feeling and hearing how powerful that delicate twinkle toes is.
You know what i've been thinking about? Just imagine that - the next avatar will glimpse into Aang's past, same way Aang doing in ATLA, and there will be just 100 years of just staring into ice. Imagine how funny it'll be. Its like one of those videos "10 hours of silence but sometimes you can hear metal pipe falling" on youtube.
2:28 If these guys felt familiar to you guys at all, it’s because you saw them several episodes back, in the “Avatar Day” episode. (They attacked the gang at the very start of the episode and in the attack Sokka’s losses his boomerang… then at the end of the episode, they end up attacking the town that’s convinced Aang of murder & Sokka gets reunited with his boomerang.) lol
Appa is Aang's spirits guide, so, much more than just being the last of his race, it also is the closest thing spiritual to Aang. Toph being blind and up to this point has not seen/felt the Avatar State yet. So, when he spoke and all the previous Avatars spoke through him was an awakening to Toph, in a way, of how powerful Aang really is. Aang even without the avatar state without holding back is probably one of the most if not the most powerful bender in the series. Azula stands close because of her berserk fighting style.
This is one of my favorite episodes first of all I love any episode that aang enters the avatar state but seeing aang act so different was really good for character building. You guys aren’t ready for episode 15 and 16
I think this part of the series is one of the most important arcs for Aang in the show. It really humanized Aang and helped strengthen the audiences feelings for him. It's unfortunate that Aang is one of the weakest characters of his own series at times, so this episode and the ones that follow really help the audience connect with him.
Those creatures were a combo of bees and vultures, bees makes their honey by eating nectar from plants then spitting it back up. The honey these vulture-bees made tasted like rotten penguin so...this show can be kinda creepy.
Guys I love your reactions.. And I swear I'll never text a spoiler.. But This Avatar series is beginning from now.. Last episodes and season were just like a tutorial.. The real series is beginning right now
Katara is to Aang like Black Widow is to Hulk - Black Widow can calm the Hulk so he turns back to Dr Banner, in the same way, Katara can calm Aang when he is in the Avatar state and bring him back to normal Aang.
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Aangry 💀
It's actually the perfect time for that punny title. Aang is experiencing genuine pain and anger which we don't see often (last time was in Book 1 when he saw the remains of Gyatso). Appa is the last of his original family. Also the spirit animal is the most precious for any Avatar, not just Aang. So at 13:10, the reason you can see that all the past Avatars are genuinely pissed as well.
Code Geas pls
Aangry, Aangsty and Aanxiety.
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"I didn't know it belonged to the avatar! I just thought I was robbing a random blind girl and leaving her stranded in the desert!"
I know right. It’s like he was trying to justify himself. When there is literally no justification as to what he did.
Imagine what it must've felt like for Toph to hear Twinkle Toes yell " *TELL ME WHERE APPA IS!* "
She was in shock thats why sokka had to grabb her she did not know what do do , was the first time she felt the power of the avatar
I never noticed that! The next scene they show Toph she has a stunned/shocked look on her face. Yeah, that must have been a pretty scary experience for her.
Remember, aapa is only being that aang has left from him own civilization and family. He's more important to aang than anything.
Bumi
@@Osxchaos”his own civilization and family”
This is one of my favorite story arcs in the whole show
i love how momo keeps being forgotten, both in the show and among franchise lol-
@@waidi3242 The lemurs were a part of the Air Nomads, but Momo wasn't around when they were alive like Aapa was.
Seeing you guys give Katara the recognition she deserves means the world to me. She can hold her emotions and the group together like this because she has had to fill in the role of the mother for Sokka, ever since she was taken by the fire nation. You can clearly see the hurt she has been through in order to get to this level of maturity... I cry every time when she looks up at Aang, with that tired look, then shows him this compassion to calm him down.
Really happy and proud to see you two recognize the significance of Aang hunting down the vulture and him crying in the avatar state.
Such a powerfully underrated episode
Yeah, some don't want to see the severity of that and just go HELL YEAH. No, it's very sad and concerning.
S tier episode for sure. Anyone who disagrees only watches the show for the fight scenes. I’m still in awe of the writers ability to capture the emotional weight that is present in this episode. It is supremely masterful work on their part
This is also Toph's first time "seeing" the avatar state. You can see the shock in her reaction. With the fuzziness from the sand, she can only hear things being destroyed and overlapping anger voices from where Aang is standing and suddenly being dragged and getting told to run.
So, imagine Toph’s fear when she hears and feels Aang go into the Avatar State. The girl is blind, standing on a surface she can barely “see” on and all of a sudden her new travel companion gets taken over by his past lives and starts a sandstorm. Sokka’s usually goofing off but is now telling Appa’s kidnappers to run for their safety.
I think many people forget what an incredible person Katara is, this episode shows it by seeing how Katara understands why Aang yells at them and is incredibly angry, she knows what it's like to lose someone important in your life and that's why when Aang enters Avatar state she is not afraid to help the scared and angry boy behind that scary Avatar, she doesn't hesitate to comfort him and share her pain while doing so. Katara is a beautiful and realistic character.
Katara was big time MVP post-Library. The Gaang probably would have just died there without her.
The motherly Katara that pushed Toph's buttons is the same motherly Katara that held the team together. Such beautifully written characters.
12:58 “you muzzled appa?!“ one of the coldest scences 🙌
Yeah, muzzling Appa is a war crime.
It makes your tear up... And the state that Aang is after AS... It is enough to make people cry like babies.
When you see the glow you better go
You guys have no Idea how much I love that scene: Aang crying in the Avatar State for Appa, and Katara without saying anything, just holding Him and crying in the end. That’s heartbreaking 💔🥺 my favorite scene from the entire show. Such a great Reaction. Greetings from NYC.
That ending, imagine being a 9 year old kid seeing this on TV and having to wait 1 more week for the next episode. That's why Avatar is the GOAT of serious american cartoon.
I’m so jealous because I didn’t follow this as a kid and I just know younger me would’ve eaten this up
Ooohhh... believe me the wait for this missing Appa arc was brutal but it made it so much more meaningful. I think this episode was the midseason finale so we had to wait 2 months for the next episode.
GOAT of any cartoon*
I saw bato of the water tribe and the southern raiders when I was really young but I didint get into the series until I was 12 years old ever since then it has lived rent free in my head
@@edc6172honestly much better when you’re older. I remember the training episode where Zuko is screaming at the storm at the end, I was extremely disappointed that we didn’t get to see him redirect lightning. Now I actually understand the weight behind that scene
Yes, Aang the pacifist kills a creature he didn't have to kill out of anger and vengeance. What's also interesting is you see how deadly an Air-Bender can be when they don't hold back. Aang decapitated that buzzard wasp from a kilometer away with a swipe. He uses the same movement to destroy those sand-ships. You see him hitting Zuko and others with the same type of swipe but only pushes them back. If Aang, even without being in the Avatar state, went all out any enemy around him would be dead from invisible wind blades while they are trying to dodge tornadoes. Remember, Monk Gyatso killed scores of Fire Benders even while they were amped up due to Sozin's Comet. Air-bending is crazy OP if the wielder is angry or ruthless.
To be fair, there is a lot that a ruthless bender can do with any element. A ruthless water bender could freeze all of the water in your body, which would literally stab you internally on a microscopic level from the ice shards formed. They could manipulate the stomach acid inside your body and send it roaring through your lungs and colon. They could pull all of the moisture out of your eyes and render you permanently blind, etc. Air bending isn't uniquely overpowered. EVERY kind of bending has the capacity to be devastating if wielded without mercy.
It's not really clear if he decapitated the vulture-wasp. It has a slim, long neck, so you could just not see it very well.
@@gazelle_diamond9768 You can CLEARLY see the head separate from the thorax as it gets close to the ground.
@@IamnotJohnFord No, not really. It COULD be the decapitated head, or it COULD just look that way because the neck is so thin.
It's a low resolution show, and it has a thin neck. You really can't tell with confidence. Also,
S3 spoilers
When Aang is talking to a previous Air Nomad Avatar, he says he has *certainly* never taken a life.
That last scene always gets me. Aang lost all his people and Katara lost a parent. They're both kids who experienced loss. No words needed, just good animation and music. One of the most emotional moments in Avatar for me.
Best animated show. I can watch this scene for the hundred time and I still got tears coming up. Soundtrack and animation are just perfect in this scene
Technically Katara lost her mother. And believe me, she'll think it was Zuko who killed her mom even that isn't true.
@@johnsantos507 You do know her mother is a parent, right? And in case you're saying this thinking I haven't watched the full series yet, I have. And it's more having trouble disassociating him with the people who did kill her mother rather than just full-on thinking it was him. She remembers what her mother's killer looks like, she's not just gonna mistake him for the Fire Nation prince who looks completely different.
@@batmanvsjoker7725 Maybe so. But Zuko doesn't know what Katara's mother look like. Heck, even Katara doesn't know what Zuko's mother look like.
@@johnsantos507that has nothing to do with anything
8:13 "I think we should all just take a breather... SHE'S DONE MORE THQN ENOUGH" had me dying 😭😭
You know what? That pun in the title gets a pass.
I'm ashamed I didn't notice
You'd think people would learn by now: never take away the joy of the one that always smiles
“There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.” - Patrick Rothfuss, "The Wise Man's Fear".
The voice or the avatar state coming all of a suden is so fire
1:27 I like how the subtitle for katara here says "girl" LMAO
This episode is why Katara is one of my favorite characters. Aang was too upset to be helpful, Sokka was high like a kite and Toph couldn't really do a lot since they were on sand. Despite being 14 and in a pretty difficult situation, she still carried the group on her back and kept a level-headed attitude. It speaks of her bravery when she's willing to risk her own life to calm an enraged Avatar even when there's no certainty it'll work. I always like to imagine this episode as a middle finger to all the Katara haters in the fandom.
EXACLTY, all Katara hater must see this episode like 50 times.
Also, she’s a water bender in a desert. Toph can sort of bend sand, Katara is actually more “out of her element” here and does well to not let her loss of bending affect her.
@@cahan557 True and that is the reason of why Katara is more than just a "good waterbender" she has an incredible mental strength, she is very brave and will always do whatever it takes to protect those she loves!
That whole gash-wind bit sounded exactly like something sokka would say 😂
You saw how much Aang has changed because his bison was stolen, now imagine how a past air nomad avatar was like after her bison was KILLED 🥶
Yangchen 😭
It was Toph's first time to witness Aang in the avatar state, she was genuinely terrified of him because she has never seen this side of him before, unlike Sokka and Katara who have dealt with this situation before at the southern air temple.
This episode broke me, but not for reasons you might think. I remember it vividly, sat at home on the couch watching this with my brother, then Sokka drank the cactus juice and my brother kept glancing at me, at one point I got fed up and asked him why he was looking at me, he said "You're kinda like Sokka on cactus juice"... I'll never forget.
"and to see them all sharing in his Aanguish" 😏
This episode is so sad. Aang was such a buoyant, unattached, joyful child at first, and it took so much trauma to wear that down. We finally got there, and it's devasting. Where does he go from here? But this show always manages to balance out the darkness with humor, and high as a kite Sokka does that just fine.
Appa is Aang's animal guide and they are spiritually linked. As you saw in Book One Avatar Roku had a Dragon as his animal guide... and in-my-head-cannon the animal guide live roughly the same length as the current avatar lifespan and then reincarnates soon before or after the birth of the new avatar so they can bond again. Y.Y
13:33 This part always makes me so emotional - you can see how brave and compassionate Katara is, and how much she cares for Aang's suffering.
It always blows my mind whenever I remember that Aussies, despite having every kind of critter that wants you dead, don't have Vultures circling overhead to pick at your bones. Feels like a huge missed opportunity.
5:41 uhh yeah, that's how carrion birds like vultures work
The song at the end of this episode is one of my favorite OSTs from the whole show. 💙
seeing Aang so lost without Appa broke me big time especially when Aang lashed out at the Sand Bender's son for stealing
Appa
Air nomads is all about "all life is sacred" until you mess with their bisons
At this point I’m just rewatching Avatar with them
Appa isnt just a pet, isnt just a best friend, isnt even justva family member...... he is the last living remnants of Aangs entire culture, Aang and Appa are all that are left of the air nation and to lose Appa is an unspeakable loss i feel for Aang so damn much in this episode and completely understand his actions
you could say, he's AANGSTY
My two favorite characters are katara and azula. katara for how much love for others she puts in front of herself and Azula for how much love for herself she puts in front of others.
Prodigies in their elements. AND BADASS WOMENS!!! 🌊🔥
I was crying with Carlie at the end 😭 love u guys reactions.💕
Ang was on John Whick time!! And I am here for it!! 13:26
Aang going into the avatar state here in this episode is possibly my favorite of the entire series, definitely top 5. We rarely see aang show true anger and i love it so much!
One of my favourite episodes. The character dynamics here are super interesting, especially Aang and Katara. Aang is emotionally completely opposite to his usual self, Toph is physically immobilised and Sokka is mentally abscent. Katara really shines here and helps the group stick together.
Sokka psychedelics is one of the greatest contents ever
Katara MVP ❤
The end of this episode really hits, and still gives me goosebumps to this day. Good luck moving forward, even if you’ve finished season 2 already, the rest is an emotional journey!! Also can’t wait for Korra!!
iroh is called the dragon of the west for a reason. even with injury he still cooking
Toph showing off her D1 instigating skills😂
The entire studio was on Cactus Juice when they made this eps....😂😂😂
Uh...... no, that's for another episode in season 3. The one with talking Appa and Momo.
@@batmanvsjoker7725 spoilers😅
@@kingjames6948 With the way the original comment was formulated, I assumed the guy already watched the full show.
@@batmanvsjoker7725 I mean spoiler for the couple who's reacting to the show they read the comments
@@kingjames6948 Yeah, they read the comments, not the replies to the comments
The ending sequence hit really hard. The way Aang's crying in the avatar state.. 😢
Sandbenders are lucky coz it’s Aang not other avatar. And with that situation where appa is the only one he left in the world.
I've seen this series so many times I lost count but every time I cry when katara hugs Aang and he cries while in the avatar state 😢
I feel like they needed to give Aang some of that cactus juice. Take the edge off.
Katara, the real mvp this episode!
My favorite part, "TELL ME WHERE APPA IS!"
The music and emotion in the last scene was perfect!
i had a stroke reading some of these comments lol
man aang's pain and the look on katara's face always makes me cry no matter what
Dont mess with an airbenders Sky BISON!!!! LEARN IT NOW !!!!!!!!!!!!
child me thought the sokka scenes in this episode was the funniest thing in existence, still hilarious and the music at the end still gives me chills straight up legend of zelda sounding
Season 2 is not letting up on the feels we're getting plenty of character development
This is a super underrated episode. The end scene is beautiful.
Like many other, I think Season 3 is the best (cause they just keep building on top of what is already great), but this is my favorite episode of the entire series.
11:27 for absolutely no reason at all, Toph bends fucking mountains out of the ground to kill some buzzard bees
18:39 "Appa being taken away from him was not going to fly."
This count as a pun?
I got the weird goosebump cry feeling too :)
You have to consider Toph's perspective when Aang went avatar mode. Hearing those voices come from Twinkle Toes and all of the debris and Sokka saying to run would have left her completely confused and likely lowkey scared.
This is actually the point where Toph was dumbfounded and realize that there is actually a line that separates the ordinary benders to the avatar, Toph got a jaw dropped not seeing a thing but only feeling and hearing how powerful that delicate twinkle toes is.
damn s2 is better than i remember
Debatable better than season 3 tho I prefer 3
Appa is the closest friend to Aang by miles, even more than Bumi and we know how much Bumi means to Aang
one of my favorite scenes in this episode!!
You know what i've been thinking about? Just imagine that - the next avatar will glimpse into Aang's past, same way Aang doing in ATLA, and there will be just 100 years of just staring into ice. Imagine how funny it'll be. Its like one of those videos "10 hours of silence but sometimes you can hear metal pipe falling" on youtube.
2:28 If these guys felt familiar to you guys at all, it’s because you saw them several episodes back, in the “Avatar Day” episode.
(They attacked the gang at the very start of the episode and in the attack Sokka’s losses his boomerang… then at the end of the episode, they end up attacking the town that’s convinced Aang of murder & Sokka gets reunited with his boomerang.) lol
Appa is Aang's spirits guide, so, much more than just being the last of his race, it also is the closest thing spiritual to Aang. Toph being blind and up to this point has not seen/felt the Avatar State yet. So, when he spoke and all the previous Avatars spoke through him was an awakening to Toph, in a way, of how powerful Aang really is. Aang even without the avatar state without holding back is probably one of the most if not the most powerful bender in the series. Azula stands close because of her berserk fighting style.
Watching this show as a kid literally made me the person i am today
If you think about it, it's sokkas fault for appa. His decision to go to the library, to stay a little longer to learn of the eclipse. 🤷
" I killed them all! The women ! The Children !" - Future Darth Aang
aang went kyoshi-mode
BRO DIDNT KNOW WHAT TO SAY AHAHAA 😂😂🤣 20:19
😂😂😂
One of my favorite episodes
12:30 let it go Ange 😂😂. Don't worry we got it😂😂
Every time I watch Aang revenge-kill that bee, I get chills 🥶
Sokka was tweaking this ep😂😂😂😂 kids dont do drugs
The cactus was probably filled with mesculane (might have spelt that wrong), an intense hallucinogenic
This is one of my favorite episodes first of all I love any episode that aang enters the avatar state but seeing aang act so different was really good for character building. You guys aren’t ready for episode 15 and 16
Sokka was a regular Aimo Koivunen in this episode.
I just read the title more carefully.... C'mon Ang, you're better than that XD
lol Aangry. Love it
I think this part of the series is one of the most important arcs for Aang in the show. It really humanized Aang and helped strengthen the audiences feelings for him. It's unfortunate that Aang is one of the weakest characters of his own series at times, so this episode and the ones that follow really help the audience connect with him.
The cactus juice was a good way of swapping Sokka and Aang's roles in this episode. You couldn't have Sokka be serious as well as Aang
I’ll NEVER forgive the Avatar team for not thanking Toph for holding up the library
As a patreon subscriber, it's a true tragedy that the edited version didn't include the ending song cover 🤣
12:30 Isn't gash wind a queef?
Someone should inform them about what happened to the previous air nomad avatar’s bison.
Fun fact, we saw the rino riders before in Avatar Day.
Love the series so much! Can wait until the season finale!!!! :D
Don't forget, Iroh is elite amount fire benders.
Love it!
Those creatures were a combo of bees and vultures, bees makes their honey by eating nectar from plants then spitting it back up. The honey these vulture-bees made tasted like rotten penguin so...this show can be kinda creepy.
Guys I love your reactions.. And I swear I'll never text a spoiler.. But This Avatar series is beginning from now.. Last episodes and season were just like a tutorial.. The real series is beginning right now
Aang - "You muzzled Appa."
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Katara is to Aang like Black Widow is to Hulk - Black Widow can calm the Hulk so he turns back to Dr Banner, in the same way, Katara can calm Aang when he is in the Avatar state and bring him back to normal Aang.