Aang is Built Different | Avatar the Last Airbender

Hey everyone, hope all is well. In this video, we dissect the character of Aang from Avatar the Last Airbender, and elaborate on why his character excels in the show. We take a main focus on what worked in ATLA and how it can be replicated in for future characters.
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Also, feel free to let me know what other characters you'd like to see me breakdown in their respective stories!
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[@OkayFillet]

Saw a Mark Hamill video earlier where he was interviewed on that Google Search questions thing and said "I read 4 of these episodes and thought to myself 'yeah this is gonna get cancelled' because its too smart, it doesn't talk down to kids, it talks up to them", perfect summary, good video

[@Kallmeknick]

I wish people didn't view expectations as an entirely bad thing. I understand the thought, but expecting your audience to have some intelligence and playing up to that makes for some of the best works of art. Thank you btw!

[@fire_fox88]

I love this show, it's one of my favourites
Aang is my favourite, I always like the goofy, childish sense of humor in a character and in his case he isn't seen as the dumb one like in many other shows!
And even after he faces his responsibilities he still hasn't lost childish humor besides sticking to his beliefs.
Thanks for pointing in out how well written this show is!

[@Kallmeknick]

Of course! ATLA is one of my favorite shows of all time, I'm happy to see it be appreciated! It's crazy how the characters are so good that the main character doesn't get the love he deserves.

[@Kallmeknick]

what makes you all love/hate aang?

[@ThatgirlLami]

good video love atla

[@TheGruntCrusader]

ATLA was amazing