Into the Dark | Avatar the Last Airbender Ep 4 Reaction
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Man, that Earth Bending guard gave it his all in the little screen time he got. One of the best scenes of the new show.
i like that they actually had iroh confronted with his past, the og show rly let it slide that iroh was a whole war criminal.
@@herondaless Because we are supposed to love Iroh. The show kind of gave me a bit of whiplash. Like yeah Iroh's story is incredibly sad, but he was laying siege to Ba Sing Se for 600 days.... How many sons did Iroh order killed or did Iroh burn before Lu Ten died.... I felt less sorry for him
Soldier was cooking
Zukos actor is cooking this whole show. How can any other fire bender Contend when Zuko is hitting the leaf hurricane every attack
@@paul-juniorblack6151 ... But you can't be mad at Santa!
them adding the leaves in the vines music in the background was really just to torment us istg 😭
ikr 😭😭
I teared up when I recognized it. The original scene that features the song was how I learned the original voice actor died.
@@baa32 apparently, it was recorded on his death bed or hospital bed
@@makeadealwithus that seems right 😭😭
tha was cheating
Zukos actor was cooking this season. Guy hits the leaf hurricane every second fire blast.
Lu ten’s funeral fr brought a tear to my eye bro that scene was amazing
All I had to hear was the song of choice for that scene and I was done lol
Also RIP to the legend Akira Toriyama 🫡🙏
Hope he’s happy with King Kai in otherworld 😭
@@DokkanG0D Ik he’s fine with king kai up there so everything is fine.
Rip 🕊
Rest In peace Toriyama teach a dinosaur to ride a ball
Who's that?
18:50 "nigga I'm ten" 😂😂😂😂
Of course we stan Iroh, but why are we giving shit to the earthbender who slapped him? From their perspective, this is the general who led a siege to the capital that led to their family's death. That slap was fair and I think Iroh thought so too.
Absolutely. From his perspective, he's an Allied soldier facing a nazi general that burned down entire cities full of people and nearly led to their defeat. I'm surprised he didn't start beating him to death.
@@PhoenixFiresif that surprised you then you’re not a man of character. Weak inside
@@andrejohnson8554 tf you talkin about man
@@internetgoat4831 He wants to be edgy so bad
Agreed. People like Iroh so much it's makes them look stupid
Iroh son's funeral is always heartbreaking even in the Adaptation.
He didn’t have a funeral in the show.
@@andrejohnson8554not shown at least but it would’ve been expected realistically
@@andrejohnson8554 Yeah more like a Tribute. But you know what I meant.
@@You-dm2ehthis live action is like DLC, theyre showing stuff we didnt see in the animated show like sozin invading the air temple :’)
Shocking Sheera can't empathize with the earth nation soldier. Iroh was literally a general in an army that was actively committing war crimes and a whole genocide. One of my biggest gripes with the original was that Iroh was never held accountable for his crimes. Even though he changed he should never have been able to live in peace (and prominence) in Ba Sing Se.
I think she did up till the slap, she even said "I will empathize with you until you slap me".
That is one of the few things looking back on that I criticize Iroh on when he also tried to get Zuko to follow him in his thinking on just starting a new life in Ba Sing Se like as long as we're good with our new lives in starting over, let's not get involved with outside the walls of Ba Sing Se in making a difference to stop the Fire Nation's destructive path. It's just really odd like... so what if Aang and the gang never showed up would he have just not at all bring up for Zuko choosing good at joining the avatar to save the Fire Nation from itself in becoming the next Fire Lord or what? Like it's genuinely weird looking back for Iroh and it's like he only now decided to tell his nephew to because of the prospect that Azula tempted him with/due to Aang crossing paths with them again yet this time Zuko wasn't the one looking for him so it must be a sign. Again kinda want to know what his initial plan was as it just having them live out their lives in Ba Sing Se while the rest of the world burns when they could be making a difference seems very poor morally from Iroh in not adding up from what we've known of the guy and comes off selfish.
So if a criminal feels remorse for his crimes and tries to atone by spending the rest of his life helping others, he shouldn't be able to live in peace? You have a very negative outlook my friend.
Son ain’t got no legs but he’s standing on Business 😂😂😂
Paul Sun-Hyung Lee portrayed Uncle Iroh perfectly in this live action
Even though a lot of people liked the change in Bumi character, I felt that was one of the things I didn’t like at all, I understand that somebody who have gone through a 100 years war will change but one thing I found beautiful from the animated version was that even though Bumi went through a lot of things he never lost his childish and pure behavior but at the same time he was wise and patient. And I feel that the people blaming Aang is kind dumb because even if he had stayed he would have probably died with the others airbenders, he couldn’t have been able to fight all the firebenders and at the moment Aang just learned he was the avatar and couldn’t bend any other element, I don’t know how people expected Aang to do something back then.
They’re blaming Aang because they’re still angry and that’s okay. They don’t know his life story and in these moments aren’t ready to listen to it right now.
I think what Bumi was trying to get across is that for Aang to save the world, he has to grow up and stop thinking like a child. He has responsibilities now. Like the 2 boulders over their heads was meant to be a test of sacrifice. Do you save the people or do you save yourself? What Aang is showing is that he has a support system to help him make those decisions. He's had 2 adults tell him that he has to do it alone.
The entire episode is themed around Sacrifice. Iroh who was busy with the Seige of Ba Sing Se neglected the safety of Lu Ten, so he had chosen to sacrifice his honor so he could honor his son instead. The Mechanist choosing to sacrifice his morals to ensure the safety of his son. Bumi's decisions to ensure the least amount of sacrifices are made to keep Omashu Safe. Shu's sacrifice that lead to Oma taking charge to force their villages into peace when they could have easily done so and prevented Shu's death in their war.
Sacrifice. Except that ISN'T who Aang is. That's why original Bumi taught Aang to believe in himself and open his mind to all the possibilities. Netflix Bumi is the opposite. Where Aang (10) has to teach Bumi (90) that he can count on his friends for support. They literally couldn't have gotten Bumi's character more wrong. And on purpose. Wild.
@@thedarkemissaryTHANK YOU.
@@thedarkemissary yeah, that isn't Aang, that's why he didn't choose sacrifice.......
@@thedarkemissary "They couldn't have gotten it more wrong" I seriously disagree. This is quite far from the original (Which for context I grew up with and adore with all my heart) but I don't have a problem with this darker take on Bumi. . I agree with where you're coming from, but so does this episode. That isn't who Aang is, ergo he proves that Bumi is wrong. It's very different from OG, but the through line between both Bumi's is their role as a friend from a lifetime ago who tries to prepare Aang for his role as the Avatar. Except instead of silly tasks to get Aang to think outside the box, it's an attempt to get Aang to treat this situation like a pragmatic adult who needs to make hard choices ("who gets the last of the food scraps"). But he whole point of this is that this Bumi is wrong to push Aang towards that, bc it's not bad that Aang thinks like a child. He believes all people have good in them and that no life is worth sacrificing regardless of the situation, and that is not something Aang should be reprimanded for. Again, that's why the three of them prove Bumi wrong in the end. It all works for me bc I buy the betrayal Bumi could feel towards Aang. It's not truly justified, but most people's emotions don't work logically. He feels like his closest friend, who he now knows was actually the fucking messiah, abandoned him to a century of pain and "impossible choices". Whether or not Aang wanted that doesn't really matter for Bumi, and I believe most people would still feel profoundly hurt by this situation regardless of the other's intentions. Plus, this entire setup ties in with the theme of 'where Aang goes, hope follows'
Summary: It's very different but I think it works well in a live action adaptation
I think Bumi’s anger would have worked a lot better if the writers didn’t change the part about Aang choosing to leave instead of getting trapped in ice by accident.
True but putting yourself in the character shoes they wouldn’t be able to tell the difference
You acting like Bumi or other people in the world knows that Aang was trapped in the ice for a hundred years.
@@You-dm2ehThat's not his point, if the audience knows this fact then it works better because you feel for Aang because it wasn't his fault
@@cmmiestcatIt makes Bumi look like an ignorant asshole instead of having him be kinda right and having this anger have a point instead of wasting time for no reason
@@cmmiestcat Not really. I get that Bumi doesn’t know that Aang was trapped in ice by accident.
I am simply pointing out that, due to this change, there are going to be people who think Bumi is an asshole even if he is justified from his own perspective.
For example, you remember how people still consider the villagers in Zuko Alone to be assholes for kicking Zuko out even if their reactions were completely justified? Same thing here.
I think it's fair to say that this adaptation did a great Job at making benders scary.
but failed at everything thats crazy ❤😂
@@OP-1505failing at making you happy is not difficult to do.
@@OP-1505just like you
@@OP-1505 Proceed to explain how they failed if a lot of people enjoyed the Show?
@@Chanksss Most of the people that enjoyed the show did not watch the original cartoon 🤣
While it is a different take on Bumi, I really love what Utkarsh Ambudakar brings to the role. I mean, if you lived through 100 years of war, you would be a little fucked up mentally.
Lupa my guy the Locs looking fresh asfff
Imagine your son having more back bone than you and his doesn’t even work 😭
that took me out 😂😂😂
Iroh didnt apologize because he was not there. He didnt go, his son went and died. thats why they called him a coward at the funeral, but Zuko still honored him
IIRC Iroh lead the Siege of Ba Sing Se while Lu Ten was on the frontlines else where. When Lu Ten died, Iroh immediately stopped the siege so he could grieve his son back home. The FN Nobles thought that this was weakness and cowardice, that he would have honored his son more if he actually did break through Ba Sing Se's Impenetrable Walls.
@@jled787 My point still stands, he was not there. The scene at the funeral confirms this.
15:04 that kick is so fire bruh
When he sings "Leaves from the Vine"... WHEW
It's funny how so many reactors are shocked that Katara froze jet when she literally did the same thing in the cartoon lol
TBF where did that even come from, as in the cartoon we have seen Katara's steady growth in her bending whereas in the LA Series, Katara just got the hang of the Water Whip.
Then again it was said by Aang that Katara is a talented Water Bender.
@@jled787 Its the same as the cartoon. That's the point. Its a 1 to 1 version when she freezes Jet
@@hawkeyes2814 yeah, but in the cartoon, they met Jet like a month after Omashu. They met up with the Pirates and the Water Bending Scroll first before Jet.
Heck they went to Roku's Temple during the Winter Solstice first before the scroll or Jet.
My point is, in the Cartoon Katara had like a few weeks of progress in her training through Aang's advice. In the LA series, it's been less than a week.
@@jled787this is exactly the reason why you shouldn’t compare it to a cartoon 🤣 in cartoon you can do all the things that is impossible in a live action. So don’t expect it to be exactly like the cartoon!
@@jgs3823 I didn't expect it to be beat for beat to the cartoon. I just wanted the characters to remain the same and the event timeline to make sense.
Why is the Mechanist even at Omashu? He should be up in the Northern Air Temple where it was built on a dormant volcano so it would make sense that Sai would work on his Air Ship design utilizing the natural air vents and hot springs.
Condensing the 20 episode season into 8 works when it makes sense. Jet at Omashu? Ok I can see that happening. No Pirates and Waterbending Scroll shenanigans and The Great Divide? Sure those are just minor episodes and can easily be inserted anywhere. No Jeong Jeong? I hate it, but Aang doesn't need to learn Firebending this season.
But to take away Roku's responsibility of guiding Aang during the Winter Solstice and give it to Kyoshi? Heck, they even had Kyoshi do the intro in episode 1 and treat Roku like he was air. Sure you could have Kyoshi save Kyoshi Island and to save time and story have her be the one to prophesize the fall of the Northern Water Tribe, but Aang's 1st meeting with his past lives shouldn't' have been this intense and traumatic for him. They even removed the Agni Kai between Zhao and Zuko, which was supposed to show us that Zuko is stronger than he looks.
Secret Tunnel was supposed to be the start of the Kataang ship but they instead had the heart to heart between Katara and Sokka. And like I mentioned, Badgermoles now sense emotion? That's a very weird change and it would reflect upon Toph who instead of being able to sense lies would be able to sense emotion now?
I'm not saying the show isn't good, but if you were a fan of the cartoon you should be able to see the frustration of the fans who would have loved to see the characters they knew brought back to life.
Just 4 episodes in and I already understand why the creators walked out of this production. I understand that Aaron Erhaz is still part of the series and he was lead writer for the cartoon and was responsible for the major story arcs, but the Live Action Series is not the cartoon that I loved.
12:39 They had the song Iroh sang for his son playing in that scene
Bumi low key keeping it 100
I hate how basically everyone aang has met at this point has blamed him for the war by running away even though in this version aang really didn't run, he was just unfortunately caught in a storm while brooding.
Changing his motivation why he ran away was so stupid.
Just what i needed before a big event! What i love is that avatar is always being reacted to the day i have an event! When i was in 3 fifteens you guys where reacting to ATLA, when i was in 2 fifteens you guys where reacting to LOK, now im going out of state on vacation and we have live ATLA!
One thing I really like about this show is that aang doesn't feel invincible because in the original show especially in season 1 I never really felt like aang was in danger this show does a good job at making aang badass and still vulnerable.
the "leaves from the vine" really hits hard
This episode was what took me out of the whole netflix series BUT I dont mind that the actors are getting more paper because they are definitely cool in my book.
The funeral scene and the last scene with Zuko and Iroh was top notch, it jerked my tears so hard when I heard a subtle Leaves from the Vine play in both scenes.
i agree with roshi in his reaction... this is like a 12 year old kid that got frozen... everyone keeps acting like "you left us you monster" aang should have just been like "fuck you too then yall can handle the firelord like yall clearly think all this is my fault"
7:41 sheeras was face got me dying😂💀
They wrote Bumi a little weird for this.. at least they kept his fun spirit at the end while mail surfing
yeah they made it more serious than before,but also makes sense considering bumi went through 100 years of war with fire nation,the cartoon had the levity to joke around,but live action would feel kind of stakeless if he just was happy go lucky
Choosing the orphanage or your soldiers is a tough situation and that’s just one example he gave aang, he would definitely be jaded from 100 years of war
@DokkanG0D that's his job as a king, regardless of war. Blaming Aang for that is pathetic.
@@NGBHnah it would make perfect sense. Bumi was an incredible leader who mastered patience and knew how to take responsibility. His kingdom is thriving, he has no reason to be bitter. They ruined him in live action. Remember Bumi let Omashu be taken and pretended to be a prisoner because he was waiting for the right time to strike. He was calculated and ingenious. There was no reason to make him this pathetic lol.
I had this take at first too but once I let go of nostalgia and took this show for the adaptation that it is I came to appreciate this change a lot. It makes sense in the context of the story this show is telling. I like both Bumi’s and how they fit and serve the narrative in the stories they are in.
It cracks me up that y'all refer to him as cabbage nigga.😂
They did the tunnels without Aang I was wondering how they was going to do it, these banger moles don’t play in this one 😂
Ahhhh the Leaves in the vine instrumental in the background at Lu Ten's funeral made me cry
22:04 and I think that's the issue with the show. They are trying to check too many boxes with only 8 episodes, resulting in a story that is rushed and incohesive. Hopefully Netflix allow at least 10 episodes for season 2.
As much as i love Iroh i think ppl forget he was one of the worst war criminals to exist in the fire nation all nations knew this man as "The Dragon of the West" he got of light in all treatment but he did learn from his mistakes and went done the path of righteousness to make amends
Iroh got the Title Dragon of the West because he "slew the Last Dragon in the Fire Nation", which lies to the Western Side of the World. And he has used his mastery in Fire Bending to emulate how a Dragon uses their innate fire in battle.
And yes, if Lu Ten didn't die on the frontlines Iroh would have continued his siege of Ba Sing Se and eventually broke through.
@@jled787 yeah thats how he got his name i know that but he was alos reffered to that on the battlefield and agin every nation knows that name caus eof how skilled he was
Aside from the whole secret cave thing, this episode is really nice, I like how they portrayed the madness and ptsd from Bumi and I liked tho whole interaction of Iroh and the earth soldier.
Idk why I saw the notification and got a flashback from them watching the animated avatar
Rip to the legend akira we all love you and miss you
Honestly I don't care what anyone says I like the way this show does zuko and iroh backstory better than the original show.
Damn no secret tunnel with Katara & Aang. Plus why this series so obsessed with Kyoshi.
Lovers tunnel with Brother and Sister 😂😂😂 this Live Action of ATLA is so baddd
The concept of love doesn't belong to just boyfriend and girlfriend or husband and wife. Familial love also exists, or are we just forgetting that?
Or are we still hung up that it's not a 1:1 adaptation? Lmao.
We've gotten Kyoshi a few times, lol. The cartoon was obsessed with Roku, meanwhile we saw Kyoshi, not to mention Kuruk, what, twice throughout the entire show?
@@krazytreRTM cringe, it was meant to be lovers tunnel not Familial Love tunnel moron
@@OP-1505bro skipped the peak song. 😭
At first I really hated the way that Bumi was depicted in this episode of the adaptation. However, this version of him actually makes a lot of sense. Both Aang and Bumi are around the same age, just that the former didn't age. As the only surviving individual who knew Aang back in the day, he has every right to be critical of his long lost friend. And when you pay close attention to Bumi's statements, his character is perfect for the purpose that it was intended: one friend being totally blunt and unfiltered to the other; NOT a powerful adult earth king versus the avatar.
21:53 I think they redid the tunnel of love because of the age difference in the actors and trying to avoid controversy
But they were 15 and 12 in the show
@@tmac731 actually katara was 14
@@nobodyimportentl0l301 same thing either way she’s older than Aang so they should’ve done the relationship between them
@@tmac731 she was only older than him by 2 years and people don’t find 12-14 weird but people would find 12-16 weird and the writers probably didn’t want push back because fans are concerned about the actors ages
@@nobodyimportentl0l301 the actors are playing a character. I can’t stand sensitive people
Still waiting for bro to say CAPTAIN PLANET
Honestly, I can’t tell if the Badgermoles are as big as their animated counterparts, or as small as the Shirshu.
We lost a legend 😔. RIP Akita Toriyama. 😢
24:30
just imagine how many times they had to refilm scenes that involved water
Bumi may be crazy but he is wise
Quick question: How does a badgermole conceptualize the word palace?
My favorite character outside of Zuko and Iroh who are the MVPs was the Earthbender soldier. Iroh and his interaction into the 'leaves on the vine' moment was better than the original
“Earthbenders are f$&ked up!”
And that’s before they started learning metal bending and lava bending.
And their killing people in this adaptation too oh they’re definitely gonna be a problem
There has only been 2 lava benders in the series
@@andrejohnson8554 3
@@andrejohnson8554technically the avatar can lava bend too
Iroh had a flashback to Lu Ten's funeral, and with Iroh's Leaves from the Vine playing in the background, hit me so hard, it always brought me to tears and made me cry! A heartbreaking musical call back. A callback to Iroh's lament for his son. This scenes is so sad. In episode 4, "Into the Dark," the show takes a beat to focus on the cruel impact of war.
"Leaves from the Vine" is a song from the season two episode "Tales of Ba Sing Se" of the animated television series Avatar: The Last Airbender. It is a traditional Fire Nation lullaby that is sung by Iroh as he mourns on his late son's birthday.
It is only when you interpret the song as the loss of a loved one. But if you take it literally, then its a song about someone beaten and weak from war finally coming home to those they love, and those who waited being proud of their soldier.❤
Im excited to see how they will handle book 2 and 3
Bro them kicks have been carrying these fight scenes for me. Not that they’re bad without them just the fact that when bro hits you with it you know the fight is over, and when they add fire to it, chef’s kiss
16:28 nah bro didn’t have to do bro like that Roshi😭
The Mechanist Sai and Teo also weren’t in Omashu. They were at a different air temple when they were introduced into the show originally
Damn 21:01 her smile is so precious.
really hope you all make it to 1 mil this year ❤
Am I the only one that caught that Oma and Shu were both women, different than in the animated series?
Iron is like Zukos second father that treated him with love and show him the right path
“Dad put me in charge”
“Your not dad”
No shi Sherlock? He put me *sokka* in charge 😂
Throw Him.........
A feast.
Same as the animation 😂😂😂❤
But the only difference is he said throw them a feast in the animated
aang and iroh having a heart to heart surrounded by jade rocks doesnt happen until season 2 this is cool
It gives more depth to Katara and Sokkas relationship having them going into the cave together.
Bumi kept his puns
the 540 zuko hit was crazy
They did zuko and iroh right bro😭‼️
I love that Zuko's actor really captures the difference in Zuko before the scarring and after.
They showed us the badgermoles?!?!?! I didn't want to call it but I'm calling it, Toph's coming.
Zuko and Iroh are definitely my favorite parts of the live action, Soka also does a really good job
Leaves on the vine... RIP Mako.
RIP Akira Toriyama. 😭💔
*Gypsies singing about Two Lovers and how love shines brightest in the dark*
The creators really weren't kidding when they said they wanted Game of Throne vibes.
I absolutely live for Lupa using the Mr. Ed voice for every large animal. 😂
So no one is going to talk about the Flopsy statues in the room? So it's just me...
By the end of the season u can tell the fight choreography for Zuko centers on Dallas Liu’s awesome kicks, like, a lot. Maybe just tiny bit too much 🤏🏽 Hope they get more creative with the fight choreo for him cuz he can clearly handle it.
Didn't see Roshi doing a Family Guy coming when I clicked on this video 😭
The fact that Mako (uncle iroh) died after singing leaves from the vine to himself in one last episode is so sad 😢
“I would wet 🥷🏾 and make them chase me”.-Roshi
CONGRATULATIONS to all the Cast and Crew! ♥️ Good news! Netflix Avatar: The Last Airbender gets 2-Seasons Renewal to conclude live-action adaptation!
On March 6, Netflix has just confirmed that it will renew ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender‘ for Seasons 2 and 3. Aang’s journey will conclude in Season 3, just as it did in the animated series from Nickelodeon.
After topping the Netflix streaming charts, the live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender received a massive double renewal that lets the show continue on through season 2 and 3. While the episode count for each season has not been disclosed, Netflix confirms showrunner Albert Kim and his team have enough runway to adapt the entirety of the Nickelodeon animated series, which ran for three seasons.
Avatar: The Last Airbender premiered on Netflix Feb. 22, and even though there were loads of mixed reactions within the fandom at large, everyone seemed to watch it. The show became the streamer's No. 1 English-language TV project with 41.1 million views in 11 days, according to Netflix.
Since the show’s debut on February 22, it has been the top English show with 41.1 million views in just 11 days. The series has ranked as the No. 1 show in 76 countries and in the top 10 in 92 countries.
We already know there will be a time jump in between seasons 1 and 2. Albert Kim explained in a previous interview with EW that he needed to make tweaks to the story in order to account for his young actors visibly aging up on screen. Cormier, who auditioned for Ang at the age of 11, is now 14. Kiawentiio, who joined the show at 14, is now 17. And so on.
“All three seasons of the animated series essentially take place in the course of one calendar year,” Kim said. “There was no way we could do that. So we had to design this first season, especially, to accommodate the possibility of some time elapsing between the first and the second season.” ♥️
I didn't like how they portrayed Bumi in this.
still think they did bumi dirty, no pun intended.
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the only way i can enjoy this show is because of yall, yall are so chill and going with the flow cuz if not i wouldnt be ok id be screaming at my screen lmfao ive seen ATLA an unhealthy amount of times
The changed Bumi's character from a careless sage to a bitter old man
Please i hope you guys react to Shōgun! Its amazing!
SECRET TUNNEL
“Lu Ten was the strongest person I knew” gets me every time 🥲
Lmaooo all the tittys are destroyed! The fire nation destroyed all the tittys...lol
I kinda figured they was gone blend shows together cause now shows be like 10 episodes and the original was like 23
Am I remembering wrong, or did they (Netflix) mix up the names of the lovers in the story of Omashu's origins?
No they changed shu from a mam to women
Gotta love those cave hippies.
That mf is NOT Bumi dawg 😭😭😭
What’s his name again?
@@andrejohnson8554 i guess shyamalan`s adaptation is good because all the characters share names with their animated counterparts
RIP the goat toriyama
Me: I can’t wait to see bumi
Netflix: nah best I can give you is Lemony Schmitz
Just rename the show Fire Nation or Zuko or Zuko & Iroh because the writing and performances steal the show every time 🔥
They're the best thing has happened to the show.
nobody gonna talk about siblings going through an experience in the "lovers" tunnel?
That’s crazy bro. These writers on something. 😭
What's weird about that? They expressed familial love for one another, just not romantic love. I thought it made plenty of sense.
U obviously was brought up by a toxic family 🤣💀
That ur mind goes in that direction tells alot 💀👀👀
@@thenewapelles6448It definitely made sense, don’t know what they’re talking about…🙄
People always gotta be weird bruh. There’s a thing called familial love
Am I the only one who doesn't like how they changed bumi's character in the show
Nah he seemed like an asshole in this
I didn’t like bumi either
Honestly I'm fine with changes but they missed the point more often than not like boomie seeming senile and crazy but actually being a "mad genius". What was the point of the LA version? "War is bad" "you need to take responsibility"...MF THEY'RE TRYING TO GO TO THE NORTH, YOU ARE KEEPING THEM THERE!!! that's not a complaint about not 1-1 that's a complaint about Netflix's track of terrible writers.
Its better, way better.
That is NOT Bumi lmao
Was that “Leaves From The Vine” playing in the background?? 🔥
14:55 Dallas Liu (Zuko) has some nasty ass tekken kicks because he used to do tricking 🔥
I love how they made Oma and Shu queer lovers. so tastefully done
Love ya guys! keep it up