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Aang trying to rush to the best bending element like fire without learning the basics about fire and how to control it and learning water and earth first is a huge reason why Jeong Jeong didn't want to train him in the first place. He was not ready. You can't rush these things. Look at admiral zhao
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7:35, Yes. It Goes By Order Of The Avatar Cycle Waterbending Avatars Learn Earth, Then Fire, And Finally Air Earthbending Avatars Learn Fire, Then Air, Then Water Firebending Avatars Learn Air, Then Water Then Earth Airbending Avatars Learn Water, Then Earth, Then Fire Just Like Water Can Heal, It Can Also Be Terrifying, As You'll See In Book 3. Anyway, Next Up "The Northern Air Temple"
Jeong Jeong: Power in Fire Bending comes from the breathe. That is why you must master proper breathe control. [Season 1, Episode 1 - Iroh Training Zuko] Iroh: Firebending comes from the breathe, not the muscle. Here is an example of a little continuation that is often overlooked...
Avatars are supposed to master the elements in a certain order. They start with their native element and follow the cycle of the seasons. For Aang, that means the final element he is supposed to master is fire.
I was always confused about this, like legit questioned why Bumi didn't teach him earthbending when he met him again the first time since.. old friends and was "the greatest earthbender"
I thought it was based of the cycle of which Avatar Wan, the first avatar, learned the element (After their native element). But it still makes sense, as Air bending is strongest during Autumn/Fall, Water during Winter, Fire during Summer and Earth during Spring. Never thought the seasons also apply to the cycle.
9:38, and that’s actually something Uncle Iroh reminded Prince Zuko about in the first episode “No, Prince Zuko. Power in firebending comes from the breath, not the muscles. The breath becomes energy in the body, the energy flows through your limbs and becomes fire”.
In this show, it's air, water, earth, fire, this is most likely because of the level of difficulty that Aang will have in learning each of the different elements. As we've seen he's basically mastered his primary ability to Air-bend, and because of the philosophical and physical technique similarities, water-bending is practically second nature to him. Earth will most likely be very draining for him because it's been shown that earth-benders are very grounded and stubborn, whereas the monks/nomads were more free-spirited. Fire is probably going to be the hardest for Aang to come to terms with due to it being the wildest and most destructive element, which will most likely mean he will have to learn more about discipline and taking on the full extent of the responsibilities and properly understanding the consequences that his actions as the Avatar will have on the world.
The Avatars generally learn the elements in the order of the Avatar Cycle. In Aang's case being born an Airbender he would learn Water, Earth, then Fire in that order.
It is a harsh lesson from Aang to learn discipline as well as craft, from the reluctant ronin-esque master Jeong-Jeong. But that being said, while a powerful firebender himself, and a good teacher in discipline itself, Jeong-Jeong was perhaps not the best suited to be Aang's firebending teacher; as good as he was he treated his power like a curse and felt that true mastery was achieved by never using it, which was perhaps not so productive for Aang and his need to defeat the Fire Lord. The cycle is tradition, the Avatar usually learns bending from a cyclic order depending on the nation they were born in; since Aang was an Airbender, the cycle is Water, Earth and Fire, Roku before him as a Firebender would've learned Air, Water and Earth, and so on and so forth. That doesn't mean Aang couldn't have mastered it in a different order though, after all tradition was already broken by telling him he was the Avatar before he was 16. On the plus side, Katara was fortunate enough to have unlocked a unique sub-skill of Waterbending: Healing. Also we got to embarrass Zhao without even touching him.
Chey was designed after an Avatar animator from the J.M. Studio in Korea. The character Chey was originally written as extremely crazy. But after a few re-writes his craziness was toned down, but not all the way. Chey's wanted poster was hanging on the kiosk next to Aang's wanted poster.
Aang was trying to skip steps in his training, and that's why it went wrong. Jeong Jeong was right when he said Aang lacked the proper discipline to learn firebending. Which extra hard for Airbenders whose own element has the main strength of freedom and being untethered.
I felt bad for Aang because he accidentally burned Katara but at the same time, I was annoyed when he said that he would never firebend again. I know that was a great disappointment on his part but he can’t be a full-fledged Avatar without firebendending. Simple as that.
@@johnsantos507 Aang paid too high a price for his selfishness and stubbornness. At that moment he thought only about himself, for which he paid. Therefore, until episode 13 of season 3, Aang did not want to take the flame into his hands when he and Zuko went to the ruins of the Sun Warriors' habitat (as it turned out, this tribe still exists), because Zuko almost lost his firebending and they wanted to restore it. Aang didn't want to take the flame into his hands, after all stepping on the same rake twice is not the most pleasant thing in the world
@@ИлонаЛысенко-й2в Yes Aang is indeed selfishness and stubbornness. But he can't keep dwelling in the past all because he burn Katara's hands. It was an accident.
@@johnsantos507 I understand, so I’m just saying the fact itself - stepping on the same rake twice is not the most pleasant thing in the world. That's why Aang didn't want to take the flame into his hands
Malu was born into a family of magicians. "Taming the Dragon" was Malu's signature illusion that made him famous. Malu has a surprising amount of back-story for being in only one episode. "Taming the Dragon" is a harmless trick. The fun is the perceived threat.
"Burning Curse" was one of many alternate titles in contention for this episode. It may seem out of place for a season titled "Water." But it sets up the destructiveness of fire - exactly what Aang is trying to stop. It also sets up Aang's fear of firebending.
Also Jeong Jeong is like Uncle Iroh in many ways both are great Fire Bending Master's and soldiers but Iroh is one who has found peace with his fire and his pain while Jeong Jeong is close to that. That's how I see it anyway
Aang forgets where he is, he forgets he’s watching a magic show, he forgets he’s in a Fire Festival, and he also forgets he’s the Avatar. Am I missing anything else? Katara was never in danger. I just love the fact that instead of running away since he full knows that the Fire Nation is after the Avatar, he does a dance. Also, I love that Jeong Jeong read Aang like a book. Jeong Jeong shouldn’t be a teacher due to his loathing of his firebending. If you tell Aang to do something, he does the exact opposite. He’s the flop for this episode with Zhao being a honorable mention. Roku showing up is not helpful to the situation. Roku, you should have known better that Aang needs to learn the elements in order. There’s a reason why it’s called the Avatar Cycle. Finding a firebending master to teach Aang is going to be slim pickings. Roku should have said you will teach Aang here either by coming here or finding him when he learns Water and earth. Roku’s failing as a guide.
There's a theory that Roku showed up and forced jeong jeong to teach aang us because he wanted aang to learn about restraint, self control and patience the hard way. As in Roku believed that you can't teach aang this things by just telling him. He won't listen to you unless he learns them through a lesson.
You know what I LOVE about this episode. Everything Jeong Jeong said was confirmed to be true. The same lessons Iroh gave Zuko in the first few eps were given to Aang by Jeong Jeong. He learned from experience, through his own suffering as well as the suffering he caused, and the loss of his student to violence. His PTSD is really strong & he feels a lot of regret, and I really love his complexity. He taught Aang one of his most valuable lessons. Bending isn't easy, it takes time and hard work, and patience. There will be no shortcuts when it comes to hardships. Overcoming darkness to see the light is a big theme in this show, and learning to take an L to fight another day are necessary lessons Aang needed to learn. He is slowly maturing, and he doesn't take risks after this episode. He starts thinking cautiously and how best to protect over showing off cool bending for the rest of the show and thats such a cool but subtle way to show growth in his character.
The Fire Days Festival is a traveling festival sponsored by the Fire Nation. It travels to Fire Nation occupied territories in the Earth Kingdom to bring a slice of home to the Fire Nation citizens abroad.
Jeong Jeong's teaching style is very different from most firebending masters. Most masters teach how to shoot fire. Jeong Jeong teaches how to restrain it.
People say that its a kid show, but stuff like genocide, concentration camps and iwontspoilit-omancy. This is one of the mist brutal “kids shows” out there, along with Clone wars.
9:25, you don’t directly extract from it but in a later episode Prince Zuko uses a Sunrise to make himself more powerful since it turns out feeling the heat of the Sun can provide Firebenders with power.
Facts: In an previous Avatar's novel it's mentioned that learning the elements in disorder bring bad luck to the Avatar and bad things happened, it's obviously a superstition but it's kinda interesting when you think about it
Love Jeong Jeong he would have been a great master to Aang once Aang had truly been ready to learn Fire Bending after Mastering both Water and Earth Bending but the Master Aang gets is a great Fire Bending Master but that'll come in the future and you'll love them 😸
I'm glad you are starting to see the similarities between the elements. That fire and air, water and earth have their similarities. Air fire fire are not physical elements. But water and earth are physical elements. Because you can find earth and water in their natural forms. But air and fire are metaphysical. It's something you have to create and control in your mind. They're not something that can be tasted, felt, seen or imagined. A fire or wind will not start itself, but a rock slide or a tsunami has it's own physical origin.
Moments like these make me enjoy the series even more. It shows that as a whole the fire nation aren't evil. They're just people. And they're been conditioned into believing their war is justified so none of bat an eye at the obvious propaganda.
There’s a specific order to the Avatar reincarnation cycle and i don’t rlly remember it being said but i guess a order to learning the elements too. i would love to try water and fire bending, water is everywhere so i would always have a weapon and fire bending would be so powerful and useful
7:36, yes. The Avatar is supposed to master his native element first and then master the other elements in the order Katara named the elements in the opening narration. For Aang, he has to master Air, Water, Earth and Fire, in that order. Roku had to master Fire, Air, Water and Earth in that Order. Kiyoshi had to master Earth, Fire, Air and Water in that order. Kuruk had to master Water, Earth, Fire and Air in that order. You get the picture
2:14, true. But he’s supposed to master the elements in order. He’s an Airbender so he had to master Air first. After that he’s supposed to master Water, Earth and Fire in that Order.
I can't wait for you to continue with this show! This is sure as hell going to exciting when they'll reach to the north pole. But after that, everything is going to get so much better from the start of season 2!
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When john john said that fire comes from control of the breath, that didn't mean he is using airbending to help him use his firebending. At a more master level of bending he could use both at the same time but at this early stage of his learning he cannot. John john simply meant that breath control is a foundation of firebending to be able to control the amount of "fire bending power" that is emitted from the body. Fire bending in this world is slightly different from the other elements because there doesn't need to be fire around for them to produce it. They fire bend by absorbing the energy of the sun and changing that energy to heat/fire essentially.
Jeong Jeong's firebending is the complete opposite of Zhao's firebending! Jeong Jeong's fire can set things ablaze without them actually taking damage from the fire and without the fire spreading, while Zhao's fire destroys everything and spreads everywhere! This is also a good metaphor for their differing philosophies. Jeong Jeong wants to control the fire, while Zhao wants to let loose with the fire!
Jeong Jeong might not have wanted to teach Aang firebending, but it feels like he taught Aang the most important firebending lesson in such a short time 🔥😤🔥
9:53 I realize I'm late to this, but I didn't see an answer to this in the comments and wanted to give my own. And yes, I am aware you have already started Legend of Korra at this point. Regardless... Flat answer: yes, he *would* be a more powerful firebender due to his airbending. However, power does *not* equal control. It's like the difference between a cannon and a sniper round. Cannon can do more damage in general, but a sniper round does more damage to the thing you aim at, while limiting the spread.
13:07 Jeong Jeong be wrong wrong. All the elements have two sides. Air can make Tornados Earth:landslides and earthquakes, water: Tsunami and Hurricanes. They all have a destructive side.
I get for like the plot to happen there had to have been some way for jeong jeong to change his mind about teaching Aang but it made zero sense for Roku to step in. He’s an avatar, he should’ve already known Aang had to learn the elements in order and that obviously he wasn’t ready
Wanted posters designed by co-creator Bryan Konietzko. Notice the "Blue Spirit?" Translation: Wanted. The Avatar. This fugitive knows airbending, can create whirlwinds and flee like the wind. Hunters be extremely cautious! By decree of the Fire Lord.
Lin Ye is the leader of a small tribe of primitive people who live deep in the woods of the Earth Kingdom. The tribe has little contact with the outside world and uses no modern technology.
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i dont think they ever do the whole combining air and fire thing in the whole show even the sequel.
Aang trying to rush to the best bending element like fire without learning the basics about fire and how to control it and learning water and earth first is a huge reason why Jeong Jeong didn't want to train him in the first place. He was not ready. You can't rush these things. Look at admiral zhao
It would seem Jeong Jeong was already onto something when he first met Aang. Like he knew and was sparing him the trouble.
@@twist58 of course. That makes sense
Exactly!!!!
Jeong jeong basically explained humanity's relationship with fire in this episode. How it can be used for good and bad.
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7:35, Yes. It Goes By Order Of The Avatar Cycle
Waterbending Avatars Learn Earth, Then Fire, And Finally Air
Earthbending Avatars Learn Fire, Then Air, Then Water
Firebending Avatars Learn Air, Then Water Then Earth
Airbending Avatars Learn Water, Then Earth, Then Fire
Just Like Water Can Heal, It Can Also Be Terrifying, As You'll See In Book 3. Anyway, Next Up "The Northern Air Temple"
Jeong Jeong: Power in Fire Bending comes from the breathe. That is why you must master proper breathe control.
[Season 1, Episode 1 - Iroh Training Zuko]
Iroh: Firebending comes from the breathe, not the muscle.
Here is an example of a little continuation that is often overlooked...
The moment Aang declared he wouldn’t firebend ever again. Troubling and traumatic it happened to Katara.
Avatars are supposed to master the elements in a certain order. They start with their native element and follow the cycle of the seasons. For Aang, that means the final element he is supposed to master is fire.
Exactly
Hoooo now i understand how this works.
And i watched every Avatar's episode and show😅
I was always confused about this, like legit questioned why Bumi didn't teach him earthbending when he met him again the first time since.. old friends and was "the greatest earthbender"
I thought it was based of the cycle of which Avatar Wan, the first avatar, learned the element (After their native element). But it still makes sense, as Air bending is strongest during Autumn/Fall, Water during Winter, Fire during Summer and Earth during Spring. Never thought the seasons also apply to the cycle.
9:38, and that’s actually something Uncle Iroh reminded Prince Zuko about in the first episode “No, Prince Zuko. Power in firebending comes from the breath, not the muscles. The breath becomes energy in the body, the energy flows through your limbs and becomes fire”.
The "disappearing fire" is one of the highest level firebending moves.
In this show, it's air, water, earth, fire, this is most likely because of the level of difficulty that Aang will have in learning each of the different elements. As we've seen he's basically mastered his primary ability to Air-bend, and because of the philosophical and physical technique similarities, water-bending is practically second nature to him. Earth will most likely be very draining for him because it's been shown that earth-benders are very grounded and stubborn, whereas the monks/nomads were more free-spirited. Fire is probably going to be the hardest for Aang to come to terms with due to it being the wildest and most destructive element, which will most likely mean he will have to learn more about discipline and taking on the full extent of the responsibilities and properly understanding the consequences that his actions as the Avatar will have on the world.
The Avatars generally learn the elements in the order of the Avatar Cycle. In Aang's case being born an Airbender he would learn Water, Earth, then Fire in that order.
6:27, I love it when Sokka makes obviously true points that the other characters ignore
It is a harsh lesson from Aang to learn discipline as well as craft, from the reluctant ronin-esque master Jeong-Jeong. But that being said, while a powerful firebender himself, and a good teacher in discipline itself, Jeong-Jeong was perhaps not the best suited to be Aang's firebending teacher; as good as he was he treated his power like a curse and felt that true mastery was achieved by never using it, which was perhaps not so productive for Aang and his need to defeat the Fire Lord.
The cycle is tradition, the Avatar usually learns bending from a cyclic order depending on the nation they were born in; since Aang was an Airbender, the cycle is Water, Earth and Fire, Roku before him as a Firebender would've learned Air, Water and Earth, and so on and so forth. That doesn't mean Aang couldn't have mastered it in a different order though, after all tradition was already broken by telling him he was the Avatar before he was 16.
On the plus side, Katara was fortunate enough to have unlocked a unique sub-skill of Waterbending: Healing. Also we got to embarrass Zhao without even touching him.
Chey was designed after an Avatar animator from the J.M. Studio in Korea. The character Chey was originally written as extremely crazy.
But after a few re-writes his craziness was toned down, but not all the way. Chey's wanted poster was hanging on the kiosk next to Aang's wanted poster.
Aang was trying to skip steps in his training, and that's why it went wrong. Jeong Jeong was right when he said Aang lacked the proper discipline to learn firebending. Which extra hard for Airbenders whose own element has the main strength of freedom and being untethered.
I felt bad for Aang because he accidentally burned Katara but at the same time, I was annoyed when he said that he would never firebend again. I know that was a great disappointment on his part but he can’t be a full-fledged Avatar without firebendending. Simple as that.
You're right. Aang can't be a full fledged Avatar without Firebending. He could not let go of the past through the entire episodes of Avatar.
@@johnsantos507 Aang paid too high a price for his selfishness and stubbornness. At that moment he thought only about himself, for which he paid. Therefore, until episode 13 of season 3, Aang did not want to take the flame into his hands when he and Zuko went to the ruins of the Sun Warriors' habitat (as it turned out, this tribe still exists), because Zuko almost lost his firebending and they wanted to restore it. Aang didn't want to take the flame into his hands, after all stepping on the same rake twice is not the most pleasant thing in the world
@@ИлонаЛысенко-й2в Yes Aang is indeed selfishness and stubbornness. But he can't keep dwelling in the past all because he burn Katara's hands. It was an accident.
@@johnsantos507 I understand, so I’m just saying the fact itself - stepping on the same rake twice is not the most pleasant thing in the world. That's why Aang didn't want to take the flame into his hands
@@ИлонаЛысенко-й2в Well, Aang did take the flame into his hands. And he learned the truth that firebending is not destruction. It's life.
Malu was born into a family of magicians. "Taming the Dragon" was Malu's signature illusion that made him famous. Malu has a surprising amount of back-story for being in only one episode. "Taming the Dragon" is a harmless trick. The fun is the perceived threat.
"Burning Curse" was one of many alternate titles in contention for this episode. It may seem out of place for a season titled "Water." But it sets up the destructiveness of fire - exactly what Aang is trying to stop. It also sets up Aang's fear of firebending.
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14:07, only the Avatar, Master of all Four Elements can stop the Fire Nation. Without Firebending, he’s not that.
Also Jeong Jeong is like Uncle Iroh in many ways both are great Fire Bending Master's and soldiers but Iroh is one who has found peace with his fire and his pain while Jeong Jeong is close to that. That's how I see it anyway
Aang forgets where he is, he forgets he’s watching a magic show, he forgets he’s in a Fire Festival, and he also forgets he’s the Avatar. Am I missing anything else? Katara was never in danger. I just love the fact that instead of running away since he full knows that the Fire Nation is after the Avatar, he does a dance. Also, I love that Jeong Jeong read Aang like a book. Jeong Jeong shouldn’t be a teacher due to his loathing of his firebending. If you tell Aang to do something, he does the exact opposite. He’s the flop for this episode with Zhao being a honorable mention.
Roku showing up is not helpful to the situation. Roku, you should have known better that Aang needs to learn the elements in order. There’s a reason why it’s called the Avatar Cycle. Finding a firebending master to teach Aang is going to be slim pickings. Roku should have said you will teach Aang here either by coming here or finding him when he learns Water and earth. Roku’s failing as a guide.
There's a theory that Roku showed up and forced jeong jeong to teach aang us because he wanted aang to learn about restraint, self control and patience the hard way. As in Roku believed that you can't teach aang this things by just telling him. He won't listen to you unless he learns them through a lesson.
14:41, unlike Prince Zuko. Zhao still underestimates Aang.
You know what I LOVE about this episode. Everything Jeong Jeong said was confirmed to be true. The same lessons Iroh gave Zuko in the first few eps were given to Aang by Jeong Jeong. He learned from experience, through his own suffering as well as the suffering he caused, and the loss of his student to violence. His PTSD is really strong & he feels a lot of regret, and I really love his complexity. He taught Aang one of his most valuable lessons. Bending isn't easy, it takes time and hard work, and patience. There will be no shortcuts when it comes to hardships. Overcoming darkness to see the light is a big theme in this show, and learning to take an L to fight another day are necessary lessons Aang needed to learn. He is slowly maturing, and he doesn't take risks after this episode. He starts thinking cautiously and how best to protect over showing off cool bending for the rest of the show and thats such a cool but subtle way to show growth in his character.
Fun fact it has been 17 years today (February 21st) that Avatar the Last Airbender first showed on Nickelodeon
11:37, of course. Otherwise you’re playing with fire. You’re not supposed to do that.
1:27, yes, the Fire Nation is a small country consisting largely of islands. And the Earth Kingdom is the biggest one.
12:31, also, one of Sokka’s jobs is to sum up what the show established before they last cut to commercial
13:13, though fire also provides heat and light which are among the basic necessities of survival
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Also Fire Benders get their power from the Sun as well
The Fire Days Festival is a traveling festival sponsored by the Fire Nation. It travels to Fire Nation occupied territories in the Earth Kingdom to bring a slice of home to the Fire Nation citizens abroad.
16:15, Aang used Zhao’s own strength against him
Jeong Jeong's teaching style is very different from most firebending masters. Most masters teach how to shoot fire. Jeong Jeong teaches how to restrain it.
Hi Tim♥️♥️
People say that its a kid show, but stuff like genocide, concentration camps and iwontspoilit-omancy. This is one of the mist brutal “kids shows” out there, along with Clone wars.
And also shows the war so realistic, like it’s not a kid’s play in reality. Despite that I think that the Clone Wars are more brutal.
Or I should say serious
@@matveynoname7083 yeah, I agree CW is a lot darker and more serious. But these two are deginitely the two most grim and brutal kid shows I know.
@@radekvaverka2853 someone hasnt seen spongebob
@@josephg.1.130 i have. I just dont think its as dark. Theres a lot of adult jokes, but thats all I remember
You are right the earth kingdom is the most largest out of all four nations.
11:49, but Jeong Jeong never doubted that Aang could make fire, he doubted that Aang could control fire. Which is a legitimate concern to have
Did you know the phase playing with fire, well Aang is literally playing with fire and katara got burn
9:25, you don’t directly extract from it but in a later episode Prince Zuko uses a Sunrise to make himself more powerful since it turns out feeling the heat of the Sun can provide Firebenders with power.
Can us TH-cam folks get the Peacemaker reactions to episodes 7 & 8 since season 1 is now over & done with?
Facts: In an previous Avatar's novel it's mentioned that learning the elements in disorder bring bad luck to the Avatar and bad things happened, it's obviously a superstition but it's kinda interesting when you think about it
That’s terrible he burn katara
Love Jeong Jeong he would have been a great master to Aang once Aang had truly been ready to learn Fire Bending after Mastering both Water and Earth Bending but the Master Aang gets is a great Fire Bending Master but that'll come in the future and you'll love them 😸
I'm glad you are starting to see the similarities between the elements. That fire and air, water and earth have their similarities. Air fire fire are not physical elements. But water and earth are physical elements. Because you can find earth and water in their natural forms. But air and fire are metaphysical. It's something you have to create and control in your mind. They're not something that can be tasted, felt, seen or imagined. A fire or wind will not start itself, but a rock slide or a tsunami has it's own physical origin.
Moments like these make me enjoy the series even more. It shows that as a whole the fire nation aren't evil. They're just people. And they're been conditioned into believing their war is justified so none of bat an eye at the obvious propaganda.
There’s a specific order to the Avatar reincarnation cycle and i don’t rlly remember it being said but i guess a order to learning the elements too. i would love to try water and fire bending, water is everywhere so i would always have a weapon and fire bending would be so powerful and useful
12:04, that juggler wouldn’t have been someone with a show if his style of firebending were easy
My eldest brother had a similar issue to Sokka's except in his foot. 😂
7:36, yes. The Avatar is supposed to master his native element first and then master the other elements in the order Katara named the elements in the opening narration. For Aang, he has to master Air, Water, Earth and Fire, in that order. Roku had to master Fire, Air, Water and Earth in that Order. Kiyoshi had to master Earth, Fire, Air and Water in that order. Kuruk had to master Water, Earth, Fire and Air in that order. You get the picture
7:31, and that attitude itself tells Jeong Jeong that Aang lacks the discipline to be a Firebender
2:14, true. But he’s supposed to master the elements in order. He’s an Airbender so he had to master Air first. After that he’s supposed to master Water, Earth and Fire in that Order.
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8:01, he’s saying that Aang cannot really know what his destiny is until it’s done.
4:20, I think the guy struggling with it was supposed to be a part of his act
6:20, true but Aang is supposed to learn the elements in Order and Water is the next one
I can't wait for you to continue with this show!
This is sure as hell going to exciting when they'll reach to the north pole.
But after that, everything is going to get so much better from the start of season 2!
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2:36, and once again Sokka’s the smartest character
8:04 he's not just talking about firebending, he's talking about the Fire Nation itself.
Exactly
Discipline is every day thing not when u feel like it
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16:40, he is alive
when are you putting ep 17 your day late!!!
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It would've been more funny if Aang teased Zhao by covering his eye when mentioning Zuko(... because the scar over his eye).
This episode was written by Tim Hedrick. It's the first of more than 7 episodes Tim wrote throughout the series.
Love your buttered popcorn tee. Is it one of your design?
4:34. Aang: "Hey, everybody! Um… this is awkward! Uh… check out this dance!"
Also I feel bad for Chey at the end
When john john said that fire comes from control of the breath, that didn't mean he is using airbending to help him use his firebending. At a more master level of bending he could use both at the same time but at this early stage of his learning he cannot. John john simply meant that breath control is a foundation of firebending to be able to control the amount of "fire bending power" that is emitted from the body. Fire bending in this world is slightly different from the other elements because there doesn't need to be fire around for them to produce it. They fire bend by absorbing the energy of the sun and changing that energy to heat/fire essentially.
I think M. Night Shyamalan would wrongfully disagree with you!
Also gotta love Avatar Roku 😸
Jeong Jeong's firebending is the complete opposite of Zhao's firebending! Jeong Jeong's fire can set things ablaze without them actually taking damage from the fire and without the fire spreading, while Zhao's fire destroys everything and spreads everywhere! This is also a good metaphor for their differing philosophies. Jeong Jeong wants to control the fire, while Zhao wants to let loose with the fire!
0:35. The perfume was just a tool! We all know that the thing that really beat the Xierxu was the power of friendship and being gay/queer!
Jeong Jeong might not have wanted to teach Aang firebending, but it feels like he taught Aang the most important firebending lesson in such a short time
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I love how this episode uses the festival to kind of humanize the Fire Nation! They are human with their own unique culture!
9:53 I realize I'm late to this, but I didn't see an answer to this in the comments and wanted to give my own. And yes, I am aware you have already started Legend of Korra at this point. Regardless...
Flat answer: yes, he *would* be a more powerful firebender due to his airbending. However, power does *not* equal control. It's like the difference between a cannon and a sniper round. Cannon can do more damage in general, but a sniper round does more damage to the thing you aim at, while limiting the spread.
This episode took some inspiration from the book Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad.
I think Jackie han would make an amazing live-action Jeong Jeong ♡
Today is the 17th anniversary of avatar the last Airbender.
Cool
you need to watch:
The Notebook
Pearl Harbor
Dear John
Saving Mr Banks
The notebook react already up here
@@TimotheeReacts I’m sorry! I’ve only been subbed for a few months I shoulda checked your released videos first😂💀
@@alex.bradford no worries
what would have happened if zhao had listened to the teachings of his master jeong jeong
Roku showing up like that was quite a surprise!
Here a Joke What did the Clown say to the Blind Guy ?
Open your eyes
That's the Joke
13:07 Jeong Jeong be wrong wrong. All the elements have two sides. Air can make Tornados Earth:landslides and earthquakes, water: Tsunami and Hurricanes. They all have a destructive side.
I get for like the plot to happen there had to have been some way for jeong jeong to change his mind about teaching Aang but it made zero sense for Roku to step in. He’s an avatar, he should’ve already known Aang had to learn the elements in order and that obviously he wasn’t ready
15:32 Aang is using Admiral Zhao's lack of self-control against him.
This is the first episode where our group gets to see what it's like in the Fire Nation.
Wanted posters designed by co-creator Bryan Konietzko. Notice the "Blue Spirit?"
Translation: Wanted. The Avatar. This fugitive knows airbending, can create whirlwinds and flee like the wind. Hunters be extremely cautious! By decree of the Fire Lord.
Can you please react to gravity falls?😊
Or jumanji welcome to the jungle 😏
Good reaction and also not being mean but you gonna react to Mr Peabody and Sherman movie! 😁
This episode the most painful for me to watch in the childhood. 💔
It’s still painful for me to watch.
Oh I remember the first time watching that moment it was kinda awful
Hi,
Please react to My Annoying Brother korean film. Thank you.
Lin Ye is the leader of a small tribe of primitive people who live deep in the woods of the Earth Kingdom. The tribe has little contact with the outside world and uses no modern technology.
Zhao is one of the reasons Jeong Jeong deserted the Fire Nation Army.
waiting for the euphoria reaction😄
Tomorrows vid
i was expecting the euphoria ep today
I was traveling itll be tomorrows video
@@TimotheeReacts pls make it long