I like that little moment in the beginning showing how much trust Sokka has in Zuko at this point. "Zuko wrecked my sand sculpture! ....Oh and he's attacking Aang..."
"How do they keep everything from catching on fire?" In a society full of people who can shoot fire out of their hands legs and mouth, probably a historical legacy of trial and error.
Fun fact: The expression in Azula's face when she was argue with Ozai is the same expression Zuko did in the Agni Kai when Ozai burn is face. In my opinion, Azula was expecting something like that to happen to her in that moment And also, the manipulation y'all. He just used Azula and them discard her when she wasn't useful for him anymore.
I don’t think people understand the importance of this struggle with aang. This isn’t just about morality and him not wanting to kill another life, it’s about his people. Imagine you wake up to your people all being killed, their identities and culture all stripped from you, and the one thing that keeps you with them(Being a pacifist), is also being taken away with you having to kill someone. To Aang, if he were to kill Ozai, it would also be like severing the connection between him and his people
@@theGreenGoblin yeah aang is a child who's had 1 year of avatar training , normally an avatar has years and years to learn the role he had a year and 9 years at least of being told killing will destroy his spirit(his soul) to then be told he has to be willing to give that up on a dime.
Vongola Ventisettimo I DO love him speaking to his past selves and literally every one of them were saying “Yo, Aang. I get it, but sometimes a motherfucker just needs to get got🤷🏽♂️”. And yeah, he gets a McGuffin to supercede that reasoning, but the message still rings true: sometimes the world is just legit better with certain leaders or conquerors taken out, so as to spare the lives of many. It’s not nice or peaceful or enriching to the soul. But it needs doing sometimes and in this world, that’s the avatar’s responsibility. 🤔
Azula on the ground apologizing for being late when she was literally like 3 steps behind tends to be overlooked really easily when imo it's one of the rare moments where their dynamic is very clear and not just up to the viewer to use their brain for a lack of a better term
I just realized that was the first time aang was that angry Air nomads are always the most peaceful someone can ever be Everyone he knows was telling him to go against the one thing his morals were against. It must have been so hard for him to get through that 😫
This episode was part of an event called "Countdown to the Comet". The new episodes of Avatar began airing on July 14, starting with "The Western Air Temple", followed by "The Firebending Masters", The Boiling Rock parts one and two, "The Southern Raiders", "The Ember Island Players", and finally Sozin's Comet parts one through four. The chanting that can be heard when the Island/lion turtle calls to Aang, causing him to sleepwalk/swim to him, is a Buddhist chant, "Na Mo A Mi Tuo Fo" (spellings vary) and can also be heard during "Winter Solstice, Part 2: Avatar Roku", when Zhao and his soldiers are about to attack Aang, as well as in "The Siege of the North, Part 2" when Aang goes into the Avatar State and walks into the pond. Sokka's terrible sense of aesthetics is shown once more. Here, he creates an ugly sand sculpture of Suki which he is extremely proud of, despite its hideous appearance. During the bar scene, June is seen fighting a man who she throws into a table; this character bears a striking resemblance to "Ryu", the protagonist of the "Street Fighter" game series. She arm-wrestled the same guy in "Bato of the Water Tribe". Though everyone else is in their season three outfit, Toph and Sokka are in their season two outfits, except in the part where Toph searches for Aang with Zuko, when she is wearing her season three outfit. Also, Katara switches between both of her season three outfits throughout the episode. This episode has the longest recap, due to the fact that this is the first part of the series finale. Viewers are reminded of the many cliffhangers and plot twists that are to be resolved during the four-part series finale. However, in other appearances of this episode, "Previously on Avatar…" has been shortened. This episode is the first part of the two hour movie, Sozin's Comet, which pulled in an average of 5.6 million total viewers and achieved the highest Avatar rating ever with kids 6-11 and teens. The order in which Sokka mentions the elements is the order in which they are in the Avatar Cycle. At the end of "The Western Air Temple", Katara warned Zuko that she would not hesitate to kill him if he were to hurt Aang. She had forgiven him in "The Southern Raiders", so she might have decided to wonder why he attacked Aang this time rather than retaliate. The passage of power from Ozai to Azula over the Fire Nation is very similar to how emperors would manage their home nation when given the title as Holy Roman Emperor in the Medieval Era. At the time, the Holy Roman Empire was considered the largest collection of power in the European Sphere. This is the second episode in the series where all the members of Team Avatar have worn swimsuits, with "The Beach" being the first. It is the first time Suki has worn a swimsuit in the series.
I've seen every episode at least 5 times in the passed two years and I still cry everytime Aang goes into the avatar state and tells the sand benders "now tell me where Appa is" it's such a beautiful moment. Because when you delve more into the lore of the show you find out that Avatars are tied to their spirit animals. Aang dies shortly after Appa dies in the comic books. However the moment that is truly touching is when Katara brings him out down and holds him. And you see him crying. He's still in the avatar state. All of the avatars are all crying for Appa. Even though his past lives probably know appa is going to be okay. Every avatar sheds a tear at the exact same moment for Aang as they all simultaneously feel the distress of loosing a spirit animal.
Hot Take: Azula saved everyone’s life by foiling their attack on the Day of Black Sun. Aang’s dilemma about killing the Firelord is that this didn’t come up *at all* before the solar eclipse! Before Zuko asked Aang what he planned to do, no one ever said he had to kill him. They have *always* used the word “defeat”. So what would have happened during the eclipse if Azula hadn’t heard their invasion plan? We’re they going to spend 12 minutes trying to convince a child pacifist to kill?
Thats an interesting point. But realise that Aang was supposed to fight Ozai during eclipse when he would be defenseless which means that it would be near childsplay to capture him instead of killing him.
@@mordredvonumbra154 And it would've been near child's play for Ozai to then break out of whatever means they'd have been able to use to 'capture' him, then murder them all, the second that the eclipse ended. Unless Toph straight-up murdered Ozai herself by burying him alive (as the only one of them who'd have had both the ability and mindset to do such a thing), taking it out of Aang's hands. Though let's not forget, the Gaang would've come in and interrupted Zuko's one-to-one chat with his father as well. And do you think they'd have accepted his words and let him into their group then and there, or that they (especially Katara) would've at least had a hostile faceoff with, and probably a full-blown fight with, Zuko as well, and wound up wasting their time with that instead?
@@mordredvonumbra154 3x21- Even if they bury him up to his neck, he can still breathe fire just as well as his elder brother can. And let's not forget, Azula was still there, in their immediate vicinity, during the eclipse, along with the elite squad of Dai Li agents she'd brought back with her as "souvenirs" from Ba Sing Se. If the Gaang didn't come to her, where she was waiting for them in the Throne Room, she'd have come for them instead, and set about happily cutting off all their possible escape routes immediately after the eclipse ended. The Gaang would've used the same method to incapacitate Ozai that they used to incapacitate Azula- and the Dai Li agents would've been able to catch them off guard, and bust Ozai out from the shadows, just as easily as they busted Azula out. And what then? Azula let them go, after telling them where her father was, and telling them "I'm sure he'll be more than happy to see you now!" (i.e, execute you now). If Ozai was already with them, and Azula was just around the corner? At best, one or two members of the Gaang might get to survive as new 'souvenirs', for Azula to add to her collection. As the Avatar, though, Aang definitely wouldn't have been among them...
@@sundeepparhar1126 So the point your making is that this worlds resident are incapable of containing a powerfull bender when he was previously incapacitated? How are prisons working then? Do they just ask kindly not to go anywhere?
When the group decided to look for Aang, Toph insisted on being with Zuko, stating how everyone else had a life-changing experience with him. This refers to Aang in "The Firebending Masters", Sokka and Suki in "The Boiling Rock, Part 1" and "Part 2", and Katara in "The Southern Raiders" when each character went on their respective journeys with Zuko. When Katara and Suki are looking for Aang, they see the actors playing Aang and Toph from the play in "The Ember Island Players". The music in the bar in which Team Avatar finds June is the same music from the dance party in "The Headband". The Track Team titled this song "Cave Jivin'". The bar is also the same place Zuko originally found June when he hired her to track the Avatar in "Bato of the Water Tribe". The war meeting that took place in "Nightmares and Daydreams" is revealed in full in this episode, also revealing the event that triggered Zuko's decision to betray his father and join Aang. Colonel Shinu, the commander of the Yuyan Archers, makes a reappearance in this episode. Although addressed by Ozai as General, the credits still list him as Colonel Shinu. General Bujing, the high-ranking officer whom Zuko called out during the war meeting which ultimately led to the prince's banishment, is seen in the War Room during Zuko's flashback exchanging an uneasy glance with Shinu.
The music in the bar in which Team Avatar finds June is the same music from the dance party in "The Headband". The Track Team titled this song "Cave Jivin'". Colonel Shinu, the commander of the Yuyan Archers, makes a reappearance in this episode. Although addressed by Ozai as General, the credits still list him as Colonel Shinu. General Bujing, the high-ranking officer whom Zuko called out during the war meeting which ultimately led to the prince's banishment, is seen in the War Room during Zuko's flashback exchanging an uneasy glance with Shinu. > AAAA I need to rewatch
To put it into perspective when it comes to Aang killing the Firelord, Aang is in a position where he feels like he has to go against who he is BECAUSE of who he is
Abbys reaction to the island is all of us 🤣 Also I will never get over the fact that this man made up a role, and had his outfit and marketing ready on the spot Ozai: Firelord Ozai is no more *staps on bomb plate* If I can’t burn the world, NO ONE CAN🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Me if I were Ozai " I am THE PHEONIX KING... *quickly turns around* aww CRAP! The fancy drapes are on fire AGAIN! *comically tries to put fire out*", haha!!
Katara: Come on, Zuko! Being part of the group also means being part of group hugs! Zuko: Did any of you noticed, how I'm the only one wearing proper clothes?
I can watch into the spiderverse over and over and it still makes me cry. I love this series it was a hell of a finale and I remember watching it with my dad when it was airing too
ive seen this show like three dozen time and i cry every time uncle iroh sings, youre totally right that you can easily have real reactions to things youve seen before
14:18 learning restraint, jong jong tried to teach aang into learning restraint so that fire wouldn’t spread around. I’m guessing fire benders were taught that in the fire academy.
A neat detail (can't remember if they spell it out in the show, if they do ignore me :P) - the War Council that Zuko talks is the one from "Nightmares and Daydreams", where he spent the episode upset because he thought he wasn't invited. A lot of people thought that ep was jokey filler/unimportant, but it's actually this event (it happens offscreen, we see the before/after) that triggered Zuko to change sides in the next episode (the invasion). If you can go back and watch he's visibly disturbed after leaving the meeting, but first time through we assume it's just cause he's still ~conflicted~ about being home.
Fron the first time they mentioned the Comet i always knew Aang would fight Ozai when it arrived not before. But back in 2005 i thought it would he and Agni Kai style fight!
I hate when people are so unsympathetic to Aang for not wanting to kill Ozai. He’s a kid and a pacifist killing goes against who he is as a human. And even if he did kill Ozai, he would’ve lost his bending cuz when air nomads don’t follow the rules of their culture, they loose their bending. Just like Avatar Kyoshi’s mom. She was an air nomad and disrespected the culture so she lost her bending and she had to use fans to make up for it.
@@dripdoriya1707 No offense but if it isnt mentioned in the show no matter how cool it is then it cant be taken as a factor at that time. Avatar losing airbending would kind of be a big deal so if there was a danger of it then it would most certainly be a factor. Thats why i dont like form of legends made after the show cause they can make certain parts about canon wrong or weird. Also. His duty is to the world.
@@tempsitch5632 because things get trimmed and some details lost when organizations re-edit several episodes into one. Also I own entire DVD set the finally was divided into 4 separate episodes.
@@theawesomeman9821 I think you meant Netflix has it as 4 episodes equalling 2 hours.....as in the same way it was aired ? Or did Netflix edit an hour out ?
Out of everything Ozai did and everyone sees him leaving Azusa behind as just discarding her I see it as him protecting the only child he actually cares about. That’s why he gave her all these tasks v.s putting her out on the front lines. She at this point is the next one to lead the nation so it would make sense that he would want to keep her safe at all costs.
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That horrible feeling when you realise that although Ozai may have loved Azula 10 times more than Zuko, 10 times zero is still zero.
i like how ozai already had his merch prepared.
Yup
I like that little moment in the beginning showing how much trust Sokka has in Zuko at this point. "Zuko wrecked my sand sculpture! ....Oh and he's attacking Aang..."
He was so nonchalant lol but probably knew Aang could handle him
I always thought he said it that way cause its pretty much normal😂
Zuko attacking Aang is normal for them .They know Aang can easily rekt him anyway
"How do they keep everything from catching on fire?" In a society full of people who can shoot fire out of their hands legs and mouth, probably a historical legacy of trial and error.
It probably also helps that they can extinguish fires with their bending too.
@@keyboardevangelist Wrong.
Fun fact: The expression in Azula's face when she was argue with Ozai is the same expression Zuko did in the Agni Kai when Ozai burn is face. In my opinion, Azula was expecting something like that to happen to her in that moment
And also, the manipulation y'all. He just used Azula and them discard her when she wasn't useful for him anymore.
I think there's books of ATLA and that's what Azula thinks in that exact moment
Plus she lied to him about what happened to Aang
Yes it’s confirmed she was scared Ozai would burn her too
I don’t think people understand the importance of this struggle with aang. This isn’t just about morality and him not wanting to kill another life, it’s about his people. Imagine you wake up to your people all being killed, their identities and culture all stripped from you, and the one thing that keeps you with them(Being a pacifist), is also being taken away with you having to kill someone. To Aang, if he were to kill Ozai, it would also be like severing the connection between him and his people
But his duty is to the world.
@@mordredvonumbra154 doesnt mean he cant feel conflicted the poiny ia why hes conflicted not if he has to do it or not.
Vongola Ventisettimo and while he’s sitting there conflicted, the Fire Lord is getting ready to *literally commit genocide*!!!
@@theGreenGoblin yeah aang is a child who's had 1 year of avatar training , normally an avatar has years and years to learn the role he had a year and 9 years at least of being told killing will destroy his spirit(his soul) to then be told he has to be willing to give that up on a dime.
Vongola Ventisettimo I DO love him speaking to his past selves and literally every one of them were saying “Yo, Aang. I get it, but sometimes a motherfucker just needs to get got🤷🏽♂️”.
And yeah, he gets a McGuffin to supercede that reasoning, but the message still rings true: sometimes the world is just legit better with certain leaders or conquerors taken out, so as to spare the lives of many. It’s not nice or peaceful or enriching to the soul. But it needs doing sometimes and in this world, that’s the avatar’s responsibility. 🤔
*Orange fire blast
"That must be Azula."
Azula on the ground apologizing for being late when she was literally like 3 steps behind tends to be overlooked really easily when imo it's one of the rare moments where their dynamic is very clear and not just up to the viewer to use their brain for a lack of a better term
Ozai: Im gonna wipe out the earth kingdom, killing hundreds of people in a massive genocide.
These girls: LOL 🤣
Actually it was like, "What is wrong with you lol."
And soon theyre going to thirst over him
@@konradlamm9243 They already did🤣.
@@ger.baltav they didnt see how he burns his cape yet...
@@konradlamm9243 True
I clicked so fast. The end is here!
But a new chapter is about to start.
@@tsogobauggi8721 You mean fortunately, right. Korra is a solid 8.5/10 👍👍👍
@@christopherbishop2570 more like a 6.2/10 on the other hand ATLA is a 9.6/10. So, yeah unfortunately!
Samee
@@christopherbishop2570 LOL
Imon: why would you be just drinking hot water?
Me: drinking hot water at that exact moment
Helheim, I use hot water to soothe my throat all the time.
I just realized that was the first time aang was that angry
Air nomads are always the most peaceful someone can ever be
Everyone he knows was telling him to go against the one thing his morals were against. It must have been so hard for him to get through that 😫
This episode was part of an event called "Countdown to the Comet". The new episodes of Avatar began airing on July 14, starting with "The Western Air Temple", followed by "The Firebending Masters", The Boiling Rock parts one and two, "The Southern Raiders", "The Ember Island Players", and finally Sozin's Comet parts one through four.
The chanting that can be heard when the Island/lion turtle calls to Aang, causing him to sleepwalk/swim to him, is a Buddhist chant, "Na Mo A Mi Tuo Fo" (spellings vary) and can also be heard during "Winter Solstice, Part 2: Avatar Roku", when Zhao and his soldiers are about to attack Aang, as well as in "The Siege of the North, Part 2" when Aang goes into the Avatar State and walks into the pond.
Sokka's terrible sense of aesthetics is shown once more. Here, he creates an ugly sand sculpture of Suki which he is extremely proud of, despite its hideous appearance.
During the bar scene, June is seen fighting a man who she throws into a table; this character bears a striking resemblance to "Ryu", the protagonist of the "Street Fighter" game series. She arm-wrestled the same guy in "Bato of the Water Tribe".
Though everyone else is in their season three outfit, Toph and Sokka are in their season two outfits, except in the part where Toph searches for Aang with Zuko, when she is wearing her season three outfit. Also, Katara switches between both of her season three outfits throughout the episode.
This episode has the longest recap, due to the fact that this is the first part of the series finale. Viewers are reminded of the many cliffhangers and plot twists that are to be resolved during the four-part series finale. However, in other appearances of this episode, "Previously on Avatar…" has been shortened.
This episode is the first part of the two hour movie, Sozin's Comet, which pulled in an average of 5.6 million total viewers and achieved the highest Avatar rating ever with kids 6-11 and teens.
The order in which Sokka mentions the elements is the order in which they are in the Avatar Cycle.
At the end of "The Western Air Temple", Katara warned Zuko that she would not hesitate to kill him if he were to hurt Aang. She had forgiven him in "The Southern Raiders", so she might have decided to wonder why he attacked Aang this time rather than retaliate.
The passage of power from Ozai to Azula over the Fire Nation is very similar to how emperors would manage their home nation when given the title as Holy Roman Emperor in the Medieval Era. At the time, the Holy Roman Empire was considered the largest collection of power in the European Sphere.
This is the second episode in the series where all the members of Team Avatar have worn swimsuits, with "The Beach" being the first. It is the first time Suki has worn a swimsuit in the series.
Mark Hamill delivering those lines for the firelord this episode was just amazing to hear.
It's time!!!
I hope it is dropped all together.
Aang would not want to take Ozai's life, even if he deserves it. It goes against his principles.
Yep people forget airbending is like 60% spiritual.
And that he's like, 12 years old
@@haarisbutt2075 especially that lmao. People forget that this show revolves around kids and their moral struggles
All of you are correct
*Principles don't applie on buzzard wasps*
I've seen every episode at least 5 times in the passed two years and I still cry everytime Aang goes into the avatar state and tells the sand benders "now tell me where Appa is" it's such a beautiful moment. Because when you delve more into the lore of the show you find out that Avatars are tied to their spirit animals. Aang dies shortly after Appa dies in the comic books. However the moment that is truly touching is when Katara brings him out down and holds him. And you see him crying. He's still in the avatar state. All of the avatars are all crying for Appa. Even though his past lives probably know appa is going to be okay. Every avatar sheds a tear at the exact same moment for Aang as they all simultaneously feel the distress of loosing a spirit animal.
We're In the endgame Now
Hot Take: Azula saved everyone’s life by foiling their attack on the Day of Black Sun.
Aang’s dilemma about killing the Firelord is that this didn’t come up *at all* before the solar eclipse! Before Zuko asked Aang what he planned to do, no one ever said he had to kill him. They have *always* used the word “defeat”.
So what would have happened during the eclipse if Azula hadn’t heard their invasion plan? We’re they going to spend 12 minutes trying to convince a child pacifist to kill?
Thats an interesting point. But realise that Aang was supposed to fight Ozai during eclipse when he would be defenseless which means that it would be near childsplay to capture him instead of killing him.
@@mordredvonumbra154 And it would've been near child's play for Ozai to then break out of whatever means they'd have been able to use to 'capture' him, then murder them all, the second that the eclipse ended. Unless Toph straight-up murdered Ozai herself by burying him alive (as the only one of them who'd have had both the ability and mindset to do such a thing), taking it out of Aang's hands. Though let's not forget, the Gaang would've come in and interrupted Zuko's one-to-one chat with his father as well. And do you think they'd have accepted his words and let him into their group then and there, or that they (especially Katara) would've at least had a hostile faceoff with, and probably a full-blown fight with, Zuko as well, and wound up wasting their time with that instead?
@@sundeepparhar1126 I dont think one can do much when incapacitated. Next.
@@mordredvonumbra154 3x21- Even if they bury him up to his neck, he can still breathe fire just as well as his elder brother can. And let's not forget, Azula was still there, in their immediate vicinity, during the eclipse, along with the elite squad of Dai Li agents she'd brought back with her as "souvenirs" from Ba Sing Se. If the Gaang didn't come to her, where she was waiting for them in the Throne Room, she'd have come for them instead, and set about happily cutting off all their possible escape routes immediately after the eclipse ended. The Gaang would've used the same method to incapacitate Ozai that they used to incapacitate Azula- and the Dai Li agents would've been able to catch them off guard, and bust Ozai out from the shadows, just as easily as they busted Azula out. And what then? Azula let them go, after telling them where her father was, and telling them "I'm sure he'll be more than happy to see you now!" (i.e, execute you now). If Ozai was already with them, and Azula was just around the corner? At best, one or two members of the Gaang might get to survive as new 'souvenirs', for Azula to add to her collection. As the Avatar, though, Aang definitely wouldn't have been among them...
@@sundeepparhar1126 So the point your making is that this worlds resident are incapable of containing a powerfull bender when he was previously incapacitated? How are prisons working then? Do they just ask kindly not to go anywhere?
13:57 “ firelord ozai is no more...”
**straps bomb to chest**
How is this here a month ago
@@esoteric_knight4037 patreon my guy haha they’re like 5 weeks ahead (meaning there into Korra rn)
@@esoteric_knight4037 time travel
@@Cap7070 Good to know they are doing it.
Kinda sad that they didnt take a month of because it completes the feel you get for first season of LOK.
I love Abbi's "I'm not sayin anything" face
When the group decided to look for Aang, Toph insisted on being with Zuko, stating how everyone else had a life-changing experience with him. This refers to Aang in "The Firebending Masters", Sokka and Suki in "The Boiling Rock, Part 1" and "Part 2", and Katara in "The Southern Raiders" when each character went on their respective journeys with Zuko.
When Katara and Suki are looking for Aang, they see the actors playing Aang and Toph from the play in "The Ember Island Players".
The music in the bar in which Team Avatar finds June is the same music from the dance party in "The Headband". The Track Team titled this song "Cave Jivin'".
The bar is also the same place Zuko originally found June when he hired her to track the Avatar in "Bato of the Water Tribe".
The war meeting that took place in "Nightmares and Daydreams" is revealed in full in this episode, also revealing the event that triggered Zuko's decision to betray his father and join Aang.
Colonel Shinu, the commander of the Yuyan Archers, makes a reappearance in this episode. Although addressed by Ozai as General, the credits still list him as Colonel Shinu.
General Bujing, the high-ranking officer whom Zuko called out during the war meeting which ultimately led to the prince's banishment, is seen in the War Room during Zuko's flashback exchanging an uneasy glance with Shinu.
The music in the bar in which Team Avatar finds June is the same music from the dance party in "The Headband". The Track Team titled this song "Cave Jivin'".
Colonel Shinu, the commander of the Yuyan Archers, makes a reappearance in this episode. Although addressed by Ozai as General, the credits still list him as Colonel Shinu.
General Bujing, the high-ranking officer whom Zuko called out during the war meeting which ultimately led to the prince's banishment, is seen in the War Room during Zuko's flashback exchanging an uneasy glance with Shinu.
> AAAA I need to rewatch
I love Abi recognizing the island and trying to be coy.
Doesn't matter how many time I watch this show. It makes me cry this show is IMPECCABLE
The debut of the most fearsome dictator in the Avatar universe, the MELON LORD!!!!
To put it into perspective when it comes to Aang killing the Firelord, Aang is in a position where he feels like he has to go against who he is BECAUSE of who he is
I always thought Jun was drinking hot sake
Fits her vibe for sure
Abbys reaction to the island is all of us 🤣
Also I will never get over the fact that this man made up a role, and had his outfit and marketing ready on the spot
Ozai: Firelord Ozai is no more
*staps on bomb plate* If I can’t burn the world, NO ONE CAN🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That ending was priceless. "Is it a ship?" *outro*
Me if I were Ozai " I am THE PHEONIX KING... *quickly turns around* aww CRAP! The fancy drapes are on fire AGAIN! *comically tries to put fire out*", haha!!
THE BEGINNING OF THE END 😭
Katara: Come on, Zuko! Being part of the group also means being part of group hugs!
Zuko: Did any of you noticed, how I'm the only one wearing proper clothes?
I can watch into the spiderverse over and over and it still makes me cry. I love this series it was a hell of a finale and I remember watching it with my dad when it was airing too
ive seen this show like three dozen time and i cry every time uncle iroh sings, youre totally right that you can easily have real reactions to things youve seen before
Aang doesn't realize that he will also be at his most powerful during the comet.
Abi, I’m with you. I’ve watched and rewatched this series so many times. And every time i watch it, it’s like seeing it for the first time.
That LOST sound at the very end combined with the "where are we" always gets me. It's crazy how popular LOST was.
EL FINAL SE ACERCAA! 🥺🥺💔💔 🇦🇷🇦🇷
Man, can’t believe we’re already here! Feels like just a few weeks ago I was telling y’all you were in for a ride!
Haven't even started the episode and I already clicked thumbs up!
I know we all were waiting for the mighty MELON LOOORD to come
14:18 learning restraint, jong jong tried to teach aang into learning restraint so that fire wouldn’t spread around. I’m guessing fire benders were taught that in the fire academy.
I have seen the show 1,000 times and i enjoy it every time!
Thats why its a masterpiece of a cartoon. And the best one in my opinion.
Now, you must do it one again, you will watch avatar another time.
Avatar Roku.
You guys bring so much joy to my life!!!!! Hope you have a great weekend!
Thanks for not wanting to overwhelm me.. i appreciate your considerat...oh wait, not me? oh...nvm
One of the best lines
“I am not Toph! I’m Melon Lord!”
SERIES FINALE LET'S GOOOOOOO
Hey I just came by to say thanks for making these reaction videos, they really help me get through some bad days
A neat detail (can't remember if they spell it out in the show, if they do ignore me :P) - the War Council that Zuko talks is the one from "Nightmares and Daydreams", where he spent the episode upset because he thought he wasn't invited. A lot of people thought that ep was jokey filler/unimportant, but it's actually this event (it happens offscreen, we see the before/after) that triggered Zuko to change sides in the next episode (the invasion). If you can go back and watch he's visibly disturbed after leaving the meeting, but first time through we assume it's just cause he's still ~conflicted~ about being home.
Been waiting all day for these videos! :)
Imons Impressions are just as good as zukos
You made the wrong choice father
Your not coming bitch - imon snow 2020 lmao 😂 I’m dead
There are animes i've seen over five times, and when i go back to watch them, I legit forget too what I saw before, if it's been over a year.
The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness..
Drink every time abi says precious
Finaly its here...
Time has come
OH SNAP. It has begun.
“How does everything not catch on fire?” Probably lots and lots of asbestos
I like ya background posters. Wow. Nice
Ladies not sure where you were headed after this reaction but I'm sure y'all lit up the place. You ladies looked radiant
14:04 "alright, i guess" LOOOOOOOLLLL AGREED
Love the video Imon Nation and ABI Nation stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
Here...we...GO!
Fron the first time they mentioned the Comet i always knew Aang would fight Ozai when it arrived not before. But back in 2005 i thought it would he and Agni Kai style fight!
Abi doesn't fake anything🤔🤤
Great reaction lol
Yes! It’s here!🔥☄️
Here we go
We’re in the endgame now 😬
the guttural noise i made when i saw this got uploaded. IT'S HAPPENING BOYES. I'M SO EXCITED.
Aang is technically Kung fu action Jesus in this world
Imon: “oh true” 😂😂😂😂
We're in the Endgame. This four part finale is, IMO, the greatest finale of all time in tv
The time has come!
REACT TO GOLDEN KAMUY!!!!! Love your vids girls, keep'em coming
When these girls get to the... cape on fire part of the finale 🤪
One of Toph's least talked about aspects: she's lowkey a hopeless romantic who develops crushes on her teammates pretty quickly lol
Haha funny enough drinking hot water is a thing especially in China
I hate when people are so unsympathetic to Aang for not wanting to kill Ozai. He’s a kid and a pacifist killing goes against who he is as a human. And even if he did kill Ozai, he would’ve lost his bending cuz when air nomads don’t follow the rules of their culture, they loose their bending. Just like Avatar Kyoshi’s mom. She was an air nomad and disrespected the culture so she lost her bending and she had to use fans to make up for it.
Wot? Never knew that
Шизл манизл yeah it’s pretty cool but kinda scary. Kyoshi’s mom just covered up her tattoos and then she lost her bending that’s scary 🤣
@@dripdoriya1707 No offense but if it isnt mentioned in the show no matter how cool it is then it cant be taken as a factor at that time. Avatar losing airbending would kind of be a big deal so if there was a danger of it then it would most certainly be a factor. Thats why i dont like form of legends made after the show cause they can make certain parts about canon wrong or weird.
Also.
His duty is to the world.
It's finally happening!
*Turns down volume before the screaming/crying starts*
14:45 Why would you just drink hot water?
Asian moms have entered the chat
Toph do be thirsting though
We have arrived
No 4 EP marathon for the culture? Sheesh making us wait is cruel
“Is it a ship?”
Caution for new viewers wanting to support the official release, Netflix has the last 4 episodes combined into one hour long episode.
That's not Netflix, that's how the show was produced. And why would that be caution-worthy ?
@@tempsitch5632 because things get trimmed and some details lost when organizations re-edit several episodes into one. Also I own entire DVD set the finally was divided into 4 separate episodes.
@@theawesomeman9821 I think you meant Netflix has it as 4 episodes equalling 2 hours.....as in the same way it was aired ? Or did Netflix edit an hour out ?
@@tempsitch5632 there's like a 7-8 minutes cut to the Nexflix version the last time I observed the two.
9:10 if Sokka was a bender this show would be called "Sokka and his pal the Avatar"
Abby lookin like a straight snack 😅
Abby looking particularly ravishing today
Hey, does anyone know the name of the song they play in the intro and ending?
comet comet Comet
Nothing can prepare you for the wrath of the Melon Lord!!! 😈
You've cut the "I knew it! You did have a secret thing with Haru." Part out.
i could never thank u more i was so boreddd
Part of the journey is the end
Out of everything Ozai did and everyone sees him leaving Azusa behind as just discarding her I see it as him protecting the only child he actually cares about. That’s why he gave her all these tasks v.s putting her out on the front lines. She at this point is the next one to lead the nation so it would make sense that he would want to keep her safe at all costs.
"Don't get mad at me if you think I'm faking it. I don't fake it."
I...
umm...
Unless she gets mad then she says she has always faked it...
Tough being a reactor these days
React to Akudama Drive! Best anime this fall season
SE VIENEEEEE
Oooooo I can't wait till yal get to old Toph
So do we have to wait 3 weeks until the finale or will the final episodes be dropped closer together?