Avatar The Last Airbender Episode 20 Group Reaction | The Siege Of The North: Part 2
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Avatar The Last Airbender Episode 20 Group Reaction | The Siege Of The North: Part 2
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Lost of people think that this was Aang destroying the fleet but it was the Ocean spirit using him as a vessel to exact its vengeance for killing the moon spirit
Yeah ocean spirit use aang physical body
Being a direct bridge between the material world and the spiritual one. Allowing a spirit far greater access to the material world.
Yeah. And when the Ocean Spirit saw Moon Spirit back, it let go of Aang and returned.
hope they see this one cause yeah its a pretty important point i feel
@@enderriderone5180 well it's def specially for them since they think aang right now is op water bender which is still not the case
Koh is such a fascinating part in this episode. At no point in time is he untruthful, but neither can he be considered a friend. Every action was poking and prodding in order to provoke an emotion. What an unsettling but very interesting character.
Ah so the fae.
Face stealers in various stories seem to always have that in common - after all, if all you did was steal faces, then nobody would ever approach you.
Spoiler
Only thing he lied about is meeting again with Aang, cause we havent heard of him since, and I would love to see him once more.
@@dadandadandan can that be considered a lie though? he was talking about the avatar in general, not aang i dont think and its not like korras the last avatar just bc shes the last one we got a show on - and time is pretty weird in the spirit world so maybe koh already knows he meets a future avatar
Koh scared the crap outta me when I was a kid.
Imagine any other perspective in this episode- like- you’re just chilling in the earth kingdom and then suddenly the moon disappears 💀
I've always thought about that this episode. The show is obviously next to perfect but a lil thing i wish they did was maybe a small storyline or episode on a consequence of that. Even if it was just a few minutes, surely that was terrible timing for some waterbender or someone in the world and lost something or someone due to those few minutes the moon was gone
Later on, they refer to this as a "lunar eclipse," so I think that's just how most of the rest of the world views it. A rare event, but not unprecedent. I'm sure some astronomers somewhere are freaking out though because that eclipse wasn't scheduled in advance.
@@Reedstiltmore like the entire freakin moon dissapearing, tides literally gone for a few minutes.
@@Reedstilt You just pulling stuff out of your butt? What happens here isn't the same as a lunar eclipse. Everything literally went red and grey.
@@mahockey3 Katara literally calls it "the lunar eclipse" during The Library episode, after Sokka figures out at the solar eclipse caused "the darkest day in Fire Nation history"
15:45 I think you guys missed/forgot a few important lines of dialogue from that scene at 4:06
Zhao learned about the spirits from the hidden library (keep that detail in mind, it comes up again in the future) and Iroh had journeys into the spirit world. That's how both of them knew where to find the spirits.
Yeah they're laughing and didn't give attention..
@@chadsshadows Yeah this is one of the reasons why I don't always like group reactions cause they often talk so much to each other and making jokes that they talk over important details.
@@BeeKee404 yeah these guys keep yapping a lot, at least they mostly pause for it but then they go on wild tangents for minutes on end and I'm almost convinced they forget what they were watching
Not sure if you guys read the comments, you probably shouldn't to avoid spoilers, but Aang hasn't fully learned water bending yet. What he did was go into the 'avatar state' and channel his previous lives (just like he did in episode 2, where he bent water to escape Zuko before even learning it at all). In this case he was also empowered by the Ocean spirit whom just lost it's eternal partner.
Aang doesn't necessarily "master" any of the elements by the same he faces Ozai
Yes he's great at them, but he simply hadn't mastered them all
His firebending was buffed from the comet anyway
@@Xeno574except air
@Animedingo Yup
But I was more so focusing on the elements he begins to learn once the show starts
He had already mastered airbending by the time EP1 begins
He didn't channel his prevous lives nor gotten empowered here, he litteraly let himself be possessed by the water spirit ( the spirit did everythings that's why it could take zao even after aang left the avatar state).
@@felixjoblon2230 Maybe, but I personally think it's a combination. I think that Aang would need the knowledge and powers of his previous lives to even let the spirit merge with him. Aang has very little experience with spirits up till now (not enough to allow something insane like this if you ask me). If te Ocean spirit could've used just anyone it could've used Katara to make it's move much sooner. That's my theory at least but I don't know if the writers ever said anything to disprove either argument.
BTW when Aang fused with the Ocean Spirit, Aang was only a vessel, It was all the Ocean Spirit but since the Ocean Spirit chose to leave their imortality It needed the extra power to get to It's original form
Exactly, and aang was the bridge between the two worlds, as the avatar 😌
@@eloquitodelaesquina SPOILERS:
And He's also eternaly fused with a spirit god, Raava
Take note that the Ocean Spirit was *only* pushing the water while using Aang's body. Without its partner, there was no pull.
This is the creators' favourite finale - and it's mine too, at least visually. I love the "selective color" black and white.
It's one of the biggest jaw dropping moments. because this is the first time the series really shows you what its capable of and drops the mic.
@@lightningg252 Why more wardrobes? Just put a filter on everything
Nah, the actual finale is still my absolute favorite. But this one is really good too.
To clarify a few things:
-When Aang went into the Avatar State, he combined his power with that of the ocean spirit to avenge the moon spirit and save the water tribe.
*-YES, AANG STILL HAS TO LEARN WATERBENDING.* Everything you saw at the end were merely the Avatar State and Ocean Spirit acting through him. Aang himself didn't learn anything from this.
"Aang himself didn't learn anything from this."
I think that's a bit of an exaggeration. I do think Aang did learn at the very least basic-level waterbending, Katara just become got to an advanced-level thanks to her hard work in comparison.
That's something which still annoys me about the show - that they had to find such a clunky reason to make Katara grow above Aang waterbending-wise. And for what? Why not make them both near the same level and have them learn from each other for the rest of the show? I feel like that'd have been an incredibly more interesting and organic direction to follow, and it'd have made them all the more closer. Isn't that what a relationships should be about, after all? Growing with each other?
You are spoiling book 2 episode 1 man
@@20000dinoSpoilers for Seasons 1-2; I think it makes sense that Katara advanced so much in comparison to Aang. Aang is a bending prodigy, he’s used to things coming easy for him, which is why he advanced so much when Katara taught him earlier in season one. But the moment he’s hit a roadblock he struggles to make progress. Similarly, when he does get a bending technique right, he immediately moves on to something else, thinking he’s mastered it. He did this with both water bending and fire bending. Like Jeong Jeong said, Aang has to learn discipline before mastering all the elements. This all culminates in Bitter work where he’s immediately stuck and can’t bend earth. While this is largely due to Earthbending being the opposite in nature to air bending, it also may be because of his struggle to grapple with things he’s struggling with. In the same episode when Aang fails to stop the moving boulder, he retreats back to water bending with Katara where he’s comfortable, further showing how he struggles to tackle his mental block head-on. It’s kinda like how some people who are labeled as gifted in school later struggle with actually studying, since they picked up on subjects naturally in class beforehand and thus never needed to study thoroughly. I think due to Aang’s characterization justifies why his progress in waterbendjng slowed down once he was challenged.
@@20000dino What OP means is that Aang didn't learn anything from when he merged with the Ocean Spirit.
@@20000dinoit's not clunky, there's a reason for that.
1) The Avatar is a generalist. They can bend all 4 elements but may or may not be great at all of them without years of training. A talented bender of one element would be a specialist, and it makes sense that it's possible for some bender to be better than the avatar in that element.
2) We need to remember, Aang is severely rushing his training. For one, he is 4 years to early to be learning the other elements and deal with worldly affairs. Secondly, he doesn't have enough time to learn all elements like Roku did(12 years). He is rushing his training by learning a move and quickly going to the next, hence the comment Pakku made about how he's bending the water but not feeling it. He is trying to bypass the intricacies of mastery of waterbending.
Meanwhile Katara is living her dream, so she would be on her prime focus while learning waterbending. This also explains how she learnt so quickly. Unlike other waterbenders, she has dreamt of this day since childhood, and finally got it after nearly missing it. Why wouldn't she make the most of the few days of training she's getting?
Aang combining with the water spirit fish always gives me goose bumps. And so does La, after putting Aang down, just going for Zhao. "You are not getting away with almost killing my partner."
Also showing the pride and ambition that brought him to kill the spirit also sealed his fate as he refused the last helping hand he would ever be offered.
Not almost, he did. Yue is the new spirit. No more Tui
Kinda reminds me of Icarus, but instead of the sun he reached for the moon and ended up being dragged to the depths of the ocean
@@ILikeCHEEZ9 I used to think that, but we see the fish swimming and the Ocean spirit calmed down as soon as it saw the moon was back. I don't know if this is true or just a headcanon that made it to Tui's character profile online, but I read that both Tui and Yue now have joint control of the moon. As in Yue would have simply died and Tui would have went on, but the spirits wanted to reward Yue's selfless sacrifice, so they made her a spirit.
@@jasmidnurmi9857 A minor god embodying another aspect of another god, being separate beings yet the same entity at the same time, is actually really _really_ common in mythology, it's all over the Greek pantheon especially, and it's even the core defining myth of the most influential and well know religion in human history: _Christianity._
The reason that Iroh could tell that Yue was touched by the moon spirit, it’s because he’s very attuned with the spiritual world.
I’d like to point out that we never see Yue’s fiancé again, implying that Zhao killed him when he threw him overboard. And honestly deserved. Also to add insult to injury, no one mourns him. He’s not even mentioned in passing.
True XD
Yue's father definitely sent him out for a reason. 👀
At least, that's my take on it
@@chilibreathDude! That's dark!
Wouldn’t say he deserved to die just for being an arrogant jackass, but I understand the point lmao
He gets killed off so unceremoniously because the writers literally forgot about him after he stopped being relevant to Sokka's plot. During a later draft of the script they realized they never resolved what happened to him and just jammed him into that scene. Honestly couldn't have asked for a better end to the character.
I always love how everthing goes unnaturally grey once the Moon Spirit is killed, it has this otherworldly feeling to it that I think works great with the situation at hand.
Also you guys don't remember Hei Bei? He's the forest spirit from the episode where there is a conflict between him and a village.
It's such an amazing way to illustrate the gravity of the situation, someone just fucked up so royally that reality itself is reflecting the damage done.
and i just love yue's eyes while everything is black and white
The shot of Aang sinking into the water is still one of my favorite shots in all of animation
Zhao being afraid of Iroh is such a good moment
That was less of Aang doing the water bending, and more of a pissed-off Ocean Spirit using Aang as a vessel
You thought Iroh's rage would be enough to temper Zhao? Remember, Zhao has no self-control. He's not letting go of the glory that he believes is rightfully his.
And now he's been canceled by the Ocean Spirit.
One of my favourite things in this episode is the first we ever see iroh angry and attack Zhao's men
Every time Iroh gets serious or mad in the show is easily one of the best moments. Next to the memes from the show itself.
When the soft spoken gentleman finally finds his anger.. be afraid.
@@Nomadic813
Demons run when a good man goes to war.
Idk how they haven’t figure out that the stuff he does while in the avatar state don’t count as part of Aang mastering an element, that’s all been pretty well established at this point I think.
Ooohhh here we go! The introduction to Zuko’s sister! She is such an amazing antagonist character!
I’ve always considered the merging of Aang and the ocean spirit to be Aang being a powerful vessel for the ocean spirit to act through, with Aang having no control during that time.
Aang working as a spiritual medium, like when he channeled the dead avatar roku at the fire temple.
In general Aang at this point has no control over the Avatar State, it's somewhat of a primal state for him.
In general he's much more violent in the Avatar state than he'd ever be normally.
👆🏻Both of these. I see many people say that Aang is killing all the soldiers, but to me, it isn’t him.
@@andrewgross144It was 100% the Ocean Spirit being pissed that its partner was killed.
Man sokka lost his first gf because she needed to save the world..... That's rough Buddy
15: 08 In the first episode Iroh told Zuko the same line about a man needing his rest. Back then Zuko ignored the advice but this time he listened.
Can't wait to see their reaction to Koh, the Face Stealer.
nightmare fuel right there
Can you imagine how the Face Stealer would look like in live action. Just Wow
@@joeldean2706 I'll make you imagine it
The scariest thing to some people CGI 😂
@an2706 It was an amazing portrayal tbh. I didn't even notice he was played by George Takei
SPOILERS
Honestly, I think I might actually prefer him in Live-Action, since he's an active obstacle to overcome, instead of a one-off conversation, and even fits a bit better into the story. Shame we didn't get the creepiness of Aang having to stay stoic, but, it was worth it to see more interactions between them imo
"Here for a rematch?"
Zuko asked the waterbender, standing on a glacier, surrounded by water, at night.
On a full moon.
If you go back to when Zuko's backstory right before he got the scar, you see the sister in the audience with Iroh
7:30
“They had a big wall. They thought people wouldn’t get over. What did we learn? Walls don’t work.”
Well then…
Na Sing Se
@@sophistanonym1703 I wonder what that means. 🤔
@thealbinotadpole2878 impenetrable city I believe
Na sing se means "penetrable city".@@boundlessblade5205
It *is* impressive how GOOD this book is and it's the 'bad' one in the series. As in, the second and third are even BETTER. You don't even KNOW what will come!! So exciting to see your reactions!
Koh has Such a Sick Design, a giant centipede who's face is essential a giant eye blinking to shift faces with extra mandibles looking like eyelashes, It's So Cool and I wish we go more of him
His feet remind me of bird legs
Important Information :It was the ocean spirit that was angry and just used Ang's body to destroy all of that.
If you notice when ocean spirit or ang became that giant thing all he could do was to push because the moon spirit died all he could do was to push .
And tnx for noticing that yuwei eyes were blue when everything was black and white .
8:05 He did have to, what happens is Hei Bai helped him find his body from the spirit world. Hei Bai was the spirit that attacked the village because of the destruction of its forest in episode 7, by the way, as I think you don't remember him judging by your reactions.
As a fun fact that I recently learnt, that monkey aang asks for help is actually voiced by Mark Hamill, who also happens to be Zuko's father's voice actor.
There’s a cool theory that Yue was supposed to be the next Avatar, and was born at what should have been the end of Aang’s natural life (he would have been around 96). It goes on that she couldn’t thrive as a baby because Aang still had the Avatar spirit, so only another spirit (in this case the moon) could help.
Cut the crap, Zhao, you haven't beaten anyone in the whole show, especially Zuko 🤣
I've always been under the impression that Iroh just followed Zhao and his detachment to the location. He was against Zhao's intentions as soon as he was told what the plan with the spirits was.
Always blown away by how many episodes ahead you guys get on the silver tier. Guys they’re on season 3 episode 4 rn
i hope you guys will react to the avatar movie onces your done with the show, it's the worst movie ever made and i hope you guys have fun laughing at how bad it is
"Here for a rematch?" Says the Firebender to the Waterbender in the north pole's frozen tundra during a full moon
The first book is very good, the second book is even better and the third book is absolutely mind-blowing. You guys are in for a treat :)
Notice how when Aang became the giant koi fish spirit, he only pushed.
That's because he was embodying the moon spirit, Tui, which means Push
(The ocean spirit (black fish) is named La which means Pull)
When the princess said “it’s my duty sokka” I felt that she’s like dude I like you but we can’t live happily ever after in a world without a moon 💔you’ll be aight
I always wonder what the ocean spirit was thinking when fused with Aang, is it like "yo let's get fuck shit up" and then when the moon comes back and it let's Aang go is it just like "here ya go, thanks for the help bro"
Damn, it's always sad to see Sokka's girlfriend turn into the moon.
It was really rough on our buddy there.
3:41 who gave bro the pass 😂
This episode truly show how lucky they are spirits are peaceful right now. Because I'm not sure even the avatar could stop them.
But yeah, this is only the beggining. I'd say book 2 has that desperate feeling about it, that sense of something is wrong... While book 3 is more on the offensive side, the last stand ebfore the end. Book 1 is really chill compared to these two, it's really just the introduction.
I love how pride Zhao was in the end, not wanting to lower himself to Zuko's level. Even if it means to die for it. And Yue's death was sad too. At least she got to live again as the moon spirit.
Idk i feel like somwtimes they spend so much time talking while the show is still going on that sometimes they don't catch what happens that's just my opinion though
I think its awesome that we see Zuko try and save Zhao like how Aang saved him. Both saving/trying to save their enemy. Awesome.
I'd just like to point out that in the last three episodes Zuko had his crew taken from him, was then blown up out of the top of his ship, then stowed away on the same ship is the man who tried to kill him, and before the cuts and bruises even faded swam his way into the north pole, snuck his way through the north pole without being seen while everyone was on guard because of the siege waiting to begin again right outside, found the secret spirit oasis, fought a Katara at night the day before a full moon endured the fight till sunrise then beat her, slung Aang over his shoulder and carried him through a blizzard, had to sprint across a frozen lake hidden by the snow while carrying Aang, then took him to a cave specifically so Aang wouldnt freeze to death as he put Aang next to the fire then stood as far away from it as possible, got slammed against the cave wall by Aang, got wrecked by Katara at night on a full moon and surrounded by nothing but snow and ice, woke up snuck away hunted down Zhao then beat him in a fight, then found uncle and spent who knows how long floating away on a tiny raft with no supplies like food for who knows how long before getting to the earth kingdom and this boy is 16 years old
I'll say this now: They will start doing these "previously on" bits before every episode in the future. PLEASE ignore them! They often reveal things from past episodes that come back in that one, which is helpful if you're a child and it has been several months since you last saw that past episode, but not when you're watching this on a weekly basis.
Huhhhhhhh????????? Not these what again??
16:43 it’s not that it’s the worst, it’s just that the others get much better.
I think you guys might be a little confused on how much of the spirit beast was Aang. If his eyes are glowing, till near the end, you can mostly assume he’s not the one in control.
The scene where Aang light's up and submerges into the water will always give me chills. Everything about this episode was too good
Aang didn’t turn into a giant monster. The monster was Aang channeling the Ocean Spirits powers. He wasn’t in control. So no he hasn’t mastered waterbending. In fact he’s learned virtually no waterbending since arriving at the North Pole.
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The first time I watched this show was in Spanish and Koh has Homer Simpson's voice in that version, so I didn't know whether to be scared or laugh.
Given their reliance upon the ocean for force projection and logistics, the Fire Nation would be the second most impacted in the short term by the loss of the moon. Even ignoring the Avatar being used as a conduit for for the Ocean's Wrath.
14:32 Actually he's not dead.
He's condemned to eternally wander a realm where he will gradually go insane, trapped within his darkest memories.
That's not a joke that's canon.
How can these guys be so insightful and predictive in some areas, and completely miss plot points in others
4:40 "what?" "Whaaat?" "WhAt?" "Whoat?" 😂 Lmaoooo he explained 10 seconds before
7:00 But also who's gonna think someone's gonna come kill the fish so there's no moon, sum stupid sht bad for everybody. Why would you do that 😭
14:48 he didnt do anything in that scene it was all Ocean Spirit .d its the same situation when Roku took over Aang's body
Anytime he enters the avatar state he is a master of all of the elements but he still needs to master it and it’s risky for him to be in the avatar state.
3:41 did he just say "Not these niggas again?" lmao
so i’m not crazy 💀
You know, I just realized something.... Hei bai is a normal panda. In the Avatar universe, with creatures such as platapus-bears, Elephant-Koi, badger-moles, wolf-bats, etc... a normal panda must be a very odd creature. We think it's cute. People in the show might be horrified.
Also, I love that you already love the show. The first season is great, but MASSIVELY pales in comparison to book 2, which is slightly inferior to book 3. The entire show is a steady buildup until mid book 2, where it starts firing on all cylinders. Book 3 adds a turbo charger to it.
This place is weird.
Oh I forgot Zhao mentioned the Spirit Library here
It really annoyed me that they didn’t recognize Hei Bai
Yessirrrrrrr
I just wanna know what lipstick Koh is wearing
Koh's scene used to terrify me as a child
They always seem to manage to talk over the most important information
You’re damn right we do
If you guys remember last episode, Zhao says he found a hidden underground library, which contained information on the location and mortal forms of the Moon and Ocean spirits.
i wouldn't say book one is the worst because all of them are a fantastic and amazing story as a whole and every book is needed but it is just that these episodes just keep on getting better and better each book! I already know how the series finale will blow your mind, you guys will be emotional wrecks😩♥️
and I dearly hope you react to The Legend of Korra afterwards wich is the sequel to The Last Airbender, also very very good show🙏🏼
He's possessed by the fish
Save those theories
Koh is actually one of the scariest spirits you can ever find, mainly because of his ability to steal one's face, an act that can strip one person of their sense of individuality. Koh actually has two reasons to do this, with the first one being to punish humans for their bad deeds. Actually, the reason why he stole the face of one of Aang's previous incarnation's love one was to punish him for his arrogance. But the other reason is actually quite sad and also why he is not very liked between other spirits as he allows humans to approach him (and even lure them to him) just to steal their faces.
16:54 and right there, my guys... i present to you, Azula. The most scariest character in the whole show. You'll see what i mean when you see the rest of the show.
I loved this part the invasion vs the northern water tribe was so cool to me when I was younger
Also I completely forgot that koh the face stealer is here so that will be fun to see their reactions
14:33 Worse, Zhao’s spirit is forever lost in what is basically spiritworld prison.
People are right... this is definitely the worst in comparison to the next 2 seasons, but that is purely because how absolutely incredible book 2 and 3 are
Crazy theory: I think Iroh had a kid (Lu Ten) with someone from one of the water tribes. He knows so much sensitive information about the water nation, and he learned lightning bending forms from STUDYING water benders. How could he be studying water benders in the middle of a hundred-year war with the whole world? There is no mention of Lu Ten's mother ANYWHERE because Iroh knew if the fire nation knew he was being friendly with the water tribes enough to have a kid with someone then he and his son would be killed. Also look up pictures of Lu Ten...homie has the same skin tone as Sokka and Katara and he has almost no resemblance to the rest of his family. Lu Ten's personality was also very water bender-esque like he had loyalty to his family, but he was also extremely adaptable to new situations and was quick to learn and empathetic and understanding much like the element of water. We never got Zutara because we already had a Fire Bender/Water bender love story it was just hiding in plain sight.
Regarding Zhao, 'There are somethings far worse fates than death...'
It's the spirits of the Ocean and the Moon. Eternally pushing and pulling. When Aang becomes the big water thing, it's because the Spirit of the Ocean (the black koi) fused with him in order to unleash its wrath over its lost partner, the Moon. It's seeing the Moon again (because of Yue's sacrifice) that finally makes the Ocean tranquil again.
Oh anyone say book 1 is bad all of them are freaking amazing lol but I love the comment MAYBE SOKKAS JUST BAD AT READING PULSEs lol 😂 and I can't wait to the next one and our new character ooooo I'm telling you right now watch out for her lol
Book 2 and 3 are levels above Book 1. And, Book 1 is great. I always thought the doorway to the spirits was heavily guarded most of the time. Princess Yue, the Avatar, and Katara(contingent from the other water tribe) could probably walk right in. Or, they were just hiding in plain sight. Both would work. Zhao's guards could've of overcome any guards offscreen.
One theory is that Yue was meant to be the next avatar after Aang. That’s why she was born sickly with no soul. She was meant to inherit the spirit of the avatar but Aang was still alive
15:30 you don’t really learn why Iroh knows about the spirits until the sequel tv show.
Mild spoilers
He’s basically in tune with the spirit world through meditation. Also some ppl are able to see spirits even in the the physical world Iroh is one of them
As why he knew the identity and location of the water spirit you’ll learn later on
That’s rough buddy
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Someone killed the white fish, that means someone must have killed the black fish too! 🧐🤔
Okay guys, sometimes you just need to relax and watch. Im glad y'all are enjoying it 👍
i mean, you wouldn't put a lock on your church doors, so why would you lock up their deities that they consider holy?
just saying. 🤷🏼🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♂️
I love how you are so baffled that Book 1 is the weakest of the series. THIS IS WHY THE ENTIRE SHOW IS LAUDED AS A MASTERPIECE.
13:45 …that’s rough, buddy.
Also, there’s a difference between Aang being a bending master and Aang being an Avatar for the past lives.
This episode was a closing to the book 1 , After this it gets better and fun fact the voice of fire lord is Mark Hamill otherwise known as Luke Skywalker!!!
Thirty something watches through this series including reactions. Yall noticed something here that I hadn't yet. And I love that you noticed it.
I'll say no more.
just a little advice when you are gonna pause during dialogues please rewind cause there is a lot of important details you miss when that happens like when Iroh was talking about the fish and the moon with Zhao and how he and Iroh knew of their existence along with Iroh's connection to the spirit world. and with avatar you cant afford to missed any little info cause you'll be lost and wondering what/ when was this brought up. but the good thing about this show is that sometimes you'll be reminded of certain things that happen in the characters life, so if u miss it the first time you can pick up on it again later on but if u don't pay attention well that's just u. I like your reactions they're fun and quirky but this is just a little critique to help the experience.
Years ago, I happened to catch a re-run of the first episode during the "penguin sledding" scene. It was my first experience with the show, and I thought it looked ridiculous. Didn't even bother learning the name of it. A couple months later, flipping through channels again, and I happened to catch this episode. It hooked me immediately. I had to find out what this show was and watch the whole thing. So I got the Book 1 DVDs from the library and started watching from the beginning. Only then did I realize this was that silly penguin riding show I'd dismissed months ago!
Same here. I was in my edgy pre-teen phase, and thought it looked too childish, only to end up tuning in halfway through Book 1. Whenever I want to introduce people to the show, I always show them The Storm, first, and see how they like it lol
The great fish is the Ocean Spirit, he used the avatar´s energy and his mortal form to complete the former of the waterbending, this is the clear example to teach us that Aang is not even ready to make a great duty by himself in the war. Katara is actually the best waterbender in this Era and you will discover soon.
The first time I saw ppl understand how the spirit going back to the body when its back from the spirit world, he just need to find the body. But it is really hard to understand in the start of the series ...
Everytime I watch Aang channel the spirit of the ocean to avenge the moon spirit I get chills and watery eyes, lol. There are a lot of amazing and impactful scenes in this show, but that one is up there for me.
Yeah me too! I can't tell you how many times I've watched these scenes, whether through reaction videos or the original. This and the "Firebending Masters" always make my eyes tear up and give me shivers all over. I feel as if I was there with them at those exact moments and witnessed them firsthand. Amazing animation and story telling!!!
SONP2: One of my favorite episodes to remember during Korra. I can't say why, the reason's a bit foggy to me.
Actually to be fair no one knows who the the moon and ocean spirits are zhao only knew cause he found a secret library underground and Aangs the avatar I mean the princess brought Aang their to get the spirits help you don’t think she would’ve known that those fish were the ocean and moon spirits. So I don’t hate that plus there in a small room in the big ass northern water tribe they are pretty hidden all things considered.
Aang will never learn a style of bending through some magical ability. You don’t need to keep wondering. He has to work for all of it.