@@thepatriottz9205 I think the soundtrack is the key part to it. You'd expect something big and epic and bombastic for such a massive showdown, but instead you get something that perfectly underlines the tragedy of what you're witnessing - two siblings turned against each other by the will of a cruel and uncaring father
I don’t think I have ever seen any reactors care so much for Azula. Everyone is sad, but it’s more of a disappointment? And everyone only truly feels the significances of her actions in this episode after at least a few days of reflection. It’s super super nice to see you guys care so much about her and recognize the gravity of these last two episodes for her!
i do feel bad for Azula but sad ? i dont understand, do you all forget when she was young and her older brother got burn severly she smiled seeing it, she do have probleme and she is a tragcic girl but she is indeed a monster ;/
@@dosg847 I guess it’s sad when you think about what she could’ve been. But you’re right, she’s got major problems, had them since she was little. As long as people don’t try to brush off everything she’s done, there’s nothing wrong with being sad
I was just about to comment this! It really is a bit refreshing to see people who feel this way about Azula. I mean we all know she's a villain, but still a victim herself
@@dosg847 well think about it. Since Azula was a prodigy, ozai took a liking to azula while neglecting zuko leading to the mother being more attentive to him. Azula therefore got her approval from her neglectful father while zuko got care from the mother. Azula was the product of being praised by her father and her mother not paying enough attention to her
It's so nice to see reactors who genuinely feel bad for Azula. Of course she's responsible for her actions to a point, but it doesn't help that she was raised by the Worst Man Ever
Definitely not the worst out there. There's a character called Zouken that had worms violate his daughter... and that's only part of his grand plan at raising her.
the fact that you don't feel bad for the 'Worst Man Ever' shows your hypocrisy. ozai is just as much a product of his environment & Sozin's brainwashing as azula.
I couldnt care less about Azulas mental health. Even when she was on top of her game she was happy to burn an entire kingdom to the ground, genociding the entire earth kingdom which is like 3/4 of the world. I dont see anyone feeling bad for Hitlers gradual breakdown in his last months, but then again, hes not a pretty animated girl.
@@Serryy prob cause Azula is 14 and not real. The events that happened in a fictional franchise is not historical. People are just simply recognizing or relating to her mental troubles caused by her parents, same in regards to Zuko, Katara, Sokka, Aang, and Toph. They all have relatable niches cause we’ve all been kids before. Let’s not be dense about it
@@XxdextriousxX Well, ofc you can choose to only take the real life parts of a character that you like/relate to but that still doesnt make it less weird when people call her redeemable.
@@Serryy it’s more realistic than comparing her to Hitler… and that’s kind of the point of any show and what makes it good or popular. The personalities, interactions, and hardships of a character(s)
I appreciate you guys seeing how sad Azula's story is. Keep in mind shes only like 14 or 15. Zuko and Azula fighting is truly sad. The creators did a good job of showing this down to the music. Its a tragedy for family to fight.
To feel the tragedy of Azula, and hope that somehow she doesn't have to be 'ended'... is something like the compassion Aang has. Most people would not understand it, that's why Aang is one in a million. You are one in a million. You have the heart of Aang.
Im happy to see a lot of people in the comment can see it too. She is a product of her enviroment and she is only 14. She had a way worse life than zuko even. At least when he was a child his family was still somewhat happy. He had his mother love and Iroh's and then he found his way and friends. None of this happened to Azula. You could say nobody showed her any love in her entire life. I literally didnt enjoy the ending, tho it was great, because i was only hoping for there to be another scene with Azula and not to let her story finish with a mental breakdown
@@saverio_6990Did you know Avatar was supposed to have a season 4, and it was going to be centered around Azula. Season 4 was cancelled by Nickelodeon (Nickelodeon had some beef towards Avatar because it was doing better than any other show they had put out at the time.) Can you imagine what this original team that created the Avatar series could have done with Azula’s character?? How they could have done right by her character??
I mean he did steal her mother away from a small Fire Nation village because she was the granddaughter of the last Avatar, Roku, who was best friends with his grandfather Fire Lord Sozin and wanted to create a perfect firebender through lineage essentially
I knew the last Agni Kai was going to destroy you. I said it before, you girls have more empathy than anyone I've ever seen react to this show. Most people don't really start feeling bad for Azula until the very end when she breaks down. Many people even laugh the first time they watch that if you can believe it. But as sad as it is that fight scene is so freaking beautiful. The visuals and the music.
it is quite a beautiful scene. i don't think you should mistake other people's indifference toward Azula's fate (if you can even call it that) as a lack of empathy. empathy is good up until a point, but there is also the harsh reality that some people are an evil unto the world and have to be dealt with. hell, jeffrey dahmer's story is sad as hell, but the man is pure evil and needed to be put away for a long time, and i don't feel bad about it. i feel bad for the people he hurt. same with azula
@@jamesliggins891 Well yeah in the words or Iroh "she is crazy and she needs to go down". But that doesn't mean her story isn't tragic. And saying L&M have more empathy doesn't necessarily imply that others are lacking. That's not what I meant at all, sorry if that's how it came off. I just really appreciated that aspect of their reaction personally.
@@Danne1886 Azula needs to go down... to be built back up. As mentioned in the potential season 4, this was like a ledge on the cliff. She was meant to fall further and hit rock bottom, in order to shed the toxicity of Ozai and be rebuilt
@DWN KAOMWN It’s a waste to feel sympathy for a 14 year old girl who was raised as a weapon by her cruel dictator father? You don’t have to like Azula but her story is very much so a sad one and is just as much about the effects of abuse as Zuko’s is.
I'm blown away by the depths of your empathy throughout this show for ALL these amazing characters, and especially now as you really grieve for Azula. I find it remarkably rare for people to feel so sad for her. In understanding her villainy, you also understand her tragedy. It never feels like the basic "good defeating evil" triumph in that last Agni Kai. It's simply heartbreaking, and nothing more.
"Just you and me, the showdown that always meant to be" except it shouldn't. Ozai made this, his broke his children. The Last Agni Kai is just heartbreaking to me and the best part of the finale.
"What would we do without you, Melon King" Toph: That's Melon LORD to you! I love how visually stunning this Agni Kai is with Azula's blue fire and Zuko's to contrast it. And it's more than just a fight between siblings, it's a fight between Sozin and Roku through their great grandchildren. Azula wants to continue Sozin's legacy, while Zuko wants to bring peace, just like the era of Roku
It's soo good to see a reaction of people that are really so immersed in something that it affects them emotionally, especially because I myself am like that. The way Mileena reacted to the Azula mirror scene is exactly how I react to it. So glad I know now I'm not the only one. Right here crying together with you gals, thank you for these videos!
@@DarkAttackYT Correction: what an anti thinks a Zutara fan says 😂 Most Zutara fans would say at this point, Zuko deeply cares about Katara but is not in love with her. Most “romance” for Zutara fans happens post finale (headcanons, fanfics, etc).
Jason Moore I think he would’ve taken that lightning for anyone not just Katara. This scene is the pinnacle of Zuko’s character development. Not for “ love”
The guy risked his whole freedom to help Sokka rescue his dad. Like a week after he joined the group. It wasnt even someone he had ever met. He did a full 180°
It’s just heartbreaking knowing that if Katara didn’t get in the way, Zuko would have had to redirect Azula’s lightning and would have probably gone for the kill. That’s why the music of the final Agni Kai is so somber. There’s nothing to celebrate about 2 siblings fighting to the death.
@@prs_81 It was so powerful watching this when I was a kid when the show was airing for the first time. I have 6 siblings and it puts into perspective how much sibling altercations can affect our relationships.
The thing about Agni Kais they aren't supposed to be to the death. It's supposed to be where there's a clear victor. And then the victor gets to scar the loser. And Azula broke The rules a second time when she involved Katara.
@@brianjohnson3795 True that she broke the rules, and true that agni kais are the way you described. Sadly this is during a war which null and voids any preceeding "rules" of combat. I'm glad they just retained/captured Azula in the end and neither Zuko nor Katara had to end it. They would have gone through the same struggle that Aang did when he was trying to figure out how to end the war/Ozai. Obviously it would have affected Zuko more than Katara if either had to end Azula's life. I couldn't imagine having to kill any of my siblings. P.s. not trying to refute anything you said, just hoping to add to the conversation.
I really love the amount of empathy/simpathy that u two show towards Azula, most people just pretends her character is a psychotic monster which is obviosly not true. She has so much depth and deserves way more understanding Yes, she made some horrible mistakes, but so did Zuko, both of them were probably end up the same way, if it wasn't for the fact that he had Iroh and their mother to help him, while Azula was by herself and in the influence of her father
They could have tried to make the music for the last Agni Kai sound heroic. But instead they went for tragic. Because that's exactly what it was. A tragic situation. Brother Vs Sister.
You guys are the first reactors I’ve seen that didn’t laugh during the scene where Azula hallucinates her mother. Your reactions were refreshing because I always thought of that scene as incredibly haunting
I think this is the first reaction I've seen where people weren't hyped for the final showdown of azula and zuko but mortified that it was happening. It really shows how much they care for even fictional characters and how they see Azula as another victim of a war that none of these children should ever have experienced, not another villain that needed to be taken down like everyone else, including me when I watched it as a kid but so did most. These two would be the best people to have as friends
I’ve watched a lot of reactions to this episode specifically, and I truly have never seen people show so much heartbreaking grief over azula’s demise. And you caught it much MUCH sooner than most do, typically not until she cries. But you two were already sobbing when she uttered the betrayal of Mai and Ty Lee. The brokenness of azula becomes so apparent in this episode, and it really says something that you two can sense that, knowing for this entire series that she always seemed... hurt.
I think that not so many people really understand that azula is also a victim here. I think that you are one of the few reactors that reslly understand that
If Azula is a victim, then anyone in the show can be made out to be a victim, including Fire Lord Ozai. After all, he didn't START the war; his grandfather did, and that was the legacy that he was forced to deal with. On the other hand, maybe these people are responsible for their own terrible choices, and Azula is the reason for her own paranoia, depression, and violence.
@@gersonmoreno9978 Yes... and was already traveling the world and murdering people. Based on the technological age we see in ATLA, a 14 year old would already be considered an adult in our world. Probably already married, and working.
@@JVIPER88 because the "law" or the "culture" say you are an adult doesn´t mean you are indeed, or you say that because in some cultures at 12 years you are an adult is okay for a 12 years old get married with 40 years old?. leaving that aside, you can see how fragile her mind was when she was betrayed, because she tought that trough fear everybody will obey her, and when that didn't happend everything she believed just crushed, she even doubt her father when he was leaving her in charge of protect the palace, her first tought was that he was leaving her behind like zuko and she even said it. when i say that she is a victim is because she always lived under the idea that being a murderer and have people fear you was okay, that was his father controlling her basically, zuko was the same with the difference that he didn´t have the talent she had. but because of his travel with iroh and being able to live as a normal person in the different nations, he realice how messed up his education was (he said that when he confronted his father). so yes you can tell that every kid that was force this type of ideas is a victim, but then when you grow as an adult you know whats god or bad so if you keep doing the same knowing that what you do is wrong, you are not a victim anymore (answering your first statement that in that case everyone is a victim)
@@gersonmoreno9978 I appreciate the thoughtful response, but i just don't buy the "she's a child, and therefore doesn't know right from wrong" argument. The concept of what a "child" is, is nebulous. In modern society, we've decided that 18 Years Old is the age that someone is an "adult". But does that mean that a 17 year old doesn't know the difference between right and wrong? Looking at the Azula and Zuko comparison, they were raised in the same household. While Ozai may have been a monster, their mother was a good-natured woman. Zuko took to that, but Azula did not. Azula in the flashbacks talks about how she thought Iroh should have burned Ba Sing Se to the ground. It was in her nature from the start.
Before we end I just wanna say that I've seen every atla reaction in TH-cam and I thought you were on my top 3 reactors... But after watching how much you love all the characters, mostly Zuko, Sokka and Azula even to the point to mastering tearbending for them, I can say that you two are the best ATLA reactors I've seen!! I'm so glad I found you girls c: By the way, the other two best reaction channels for atla imo are : A Goodwin TV and Kat & Sonny :)
I watched Goodwin reactions too! I knew him when he was on season 3 of Korra so I binge watch almost the entirety of ATLA. Same with LM, I knew them like a month ago
@@vex_d673 I guess they're more lighthearted and see everything as funny, but these girls seem to empathize much more with characters emotionally. they take the characters emotional states and situations more seriously
i've found my people! finally reactors that understands azula's character demise. everyone goes i dont feel sorry for her but dont you see this girl is cracking under the pressure to live up to her father's standards. she didnt have iroh's influence or her mothers extra attention like zuko so of course she's going to turn out this way when the only person paying her attention is a monster and only because of her skill. #redemptionforAzula!
I feel sorry for her, but I don’t think she deserves a redemption arc. They tried to help her in the comics and she went right back to the way she was. You can’t help someone who doesn’t think they’ve done anything wrong
Aang wasn't the only one learning the elements... As this final Agni Kai shows, Zuko incorporated the styles of all the elements in his battle against Azula. And the music for the battle is on point. Nothing triumphant, just a sad melody to show how corrupted Azula has become, and a tragic fight between two siblings.
The Zuko Azula agni kai has got to be one of the most beautiful emotional fights I've ever seen. The colors are stunning and the motions are incredibly choreographed. And the fact that all you hear is the gut-wrenching music and the sound of the flames. Chills.
I love how they didn't go for epic music for the agni kai. A lot of series tend to do that but it's just not fitting. The music is tragic and profound, it's sad, after all Azula and Zuko are two siblings who were traumatized since childhood and are now fighting to death in the middle of a war. There's nothing epic about it. It's just tragic.
I love how throughout the series the gang keeps forgetting that Toph is blind, but in this episode they actually remembered it that's why they managed to catch Toph before she almost fell off the airship and Sokka shielded her from falling debris because she can't see or sense it.
Azula is the most tragic character in this show. Poor kid. The Last Agni Kai is the most beautiful fight scene ever. And the fact that Zuko brings down Azula with an airbender type move is just poetic. He was able to learn from others thanks to the help and guidance of Uncle Iroh, Azula was not.
Zuko and Azula's Agni Kai is straight up beautiful with only the music and flames being audible. To me it really highlights the tragedy of their relationship as brother and sister.
I love how zukos fire fighting style has changed and become more fluid like the water benders. I love the attention to detail the creators had when making this
I saw this comment on reddit and i think it sums it up great. Just you and me, brother. The showdown that was always meant to be. Agni kai! “I'm sorry it has to end this way, brother. No, you're not.” This isn't the Chosen One against the Evil Overlord. This is a bitter fight between two siblings, forced into this by circumstance. Azula is sadistic, more than willing to kill, relishing power. Zuko has struggled with where he will stand and tormented by his conscience his entire life and although he abhors the idea of killing his sister, he knows there is no other way. This isn't just a better fight than Aang vs. Ozai. This is arguably the best fight in the entire franchise, and a contender for the best one-on-one fight in all of Western Animation. Also, don't forget that Zuko's "breakdancing" is inspired by the style taught by the dragons, which sees fire as the force that brings life. So Life is dueling Death.
Azula bending lightning is absolutely scary. Iroh said that it takes peace of mind, and why Zuko could never achieve it. The fact that Azula has completely lost her marbles and barely has any proper firebending form, and she's STILL able to bend lightning and be a serious threat is a testament to how powerful she really is.
Learning anything difficult requires total focus and peace of mind. But once you've learned it and practiced it a multitude of times it becomes muscle memory.
@@edwardsorinio6511 Which is the actually scary part, cause Azula was just 14 at that point and she didn't feel like she had perfected her lightning generation yet at the start of Book 2.
You guys were already one of my favorite reactors but the way you guys are reacting to Azula's breakdown is incredible. No one else has had anywhere close to that reaction.
The great news is that Nickelodeon has finally realized the potential of the Avatar universe, having announced the creation of Avatar Studios where the original creators can build out the Avatar universe as they please. Avatar has new life and it's so exciting!
@@asimhussain8716 it really was Nickelodeon's interference and lack of faith in the show that made it what it is. But you can say the writing in Book one wasn't up to par because iirc only Bryke were writing it? A lot of the people who worked on. AtLA had moved on to other projects
@@asimhussain8716 I really liked Korra once they knew they were getting more than a season at a time 🤷♂️ I'm honestly hoping to see more Avatar stories that don't necessarily even include an Avatar. The adventures of the Kyoshi Warriors, or a band of not-chosen-one adventurers
This is sweet you are the only two reactors I know to show compassion and sympathy towards Azula. Which I understood as I grew with the series. I've seen other reactors understand the psychological effect that had affected her but no reactions like you two.
The great thing about Avatar is that every Character had their role to play in the finale. None were boring, none felt stale, none were filler, everything was built up to end with the greatest moments of their lives. Ao ma y shows give their side and secondary characters weak arcs to finish with. Here we get a reminder as to how far they have come.
I kind of agree. Normally, Katara is slightly more powerful than Azula, but with the Sozin's Comet, Azula reached insane power levels...and Katara had no full moon. Even in their short duel, Azula dominated her, and Katara had to rely on her environment to trap her in ice.
it’s so refreshing to see someone grasp the intensity of Azula’s psychosis. Most people either have blank stares or get disturbed mildly. Break from reality isnt something to be brushed off
I've watched numerous Avatar reactions, and Milena is the only person who likes Azula as much as I do! Most people just hate her and/or root for her to fail, but I've always wished that someone would have shown her kindness and gave us a glimpse of hope for her future.
At the beginning of the show Zuko fought uncontrollably, with anger and full of rage. Now at the end we see Zuko as a real master. He is so incredibly powerful, he fights so controlled and strategic, and he doesn't lose even a drop of sweat during the fight. I am very impressed and proud. A real king, right there 💪🏻🔥
Man, this is like the third time I’ve seen this video probably since it’s uploaded I always love the empathy for Azula most of us who saw the kids didn’t feel it until she was screaming and crying and chained up🥲
I just know whoever composed the Final Agni Kai score is seeing the highest level of Heaven. God, it’s genius. The somber, muted symphony as Azula and Zuko fight each other, reflecting the sad reality that these are siblings who have been pitted against each other by an abusive father. And then the sudden spike and thrill of the loud, sharp tremolos while Azula conducts her lightening, creating suspense and giving the audience a hint into Azula’s plan. The way everything just halts when she shoots it and the only thing we hear is the cackling of electricity before the violins come in as Zuko realizes what’s happening and runs to save Katara, highlighting how his character growth and his love for Katara are reflections of each other. The way the note vibratos as the frame moves in on Katara’s horrified face, understanding the weight of what Zuko has just done, and his sacrifice is emphasized by the slow motion through the scene but especially in this moment. The crash of the music as Zuko hits the ground, in real time, not slow motion anymore, as Katara screams his name, giving the viewers an idea of how she must be feeling in this moment. Everything is so in sync in this scene. The animation, the music, the way the scene was framed and filmed. It really shows how far all three of them have come in terms of character development and relationship development (especially Zuko and Katara). It’s just *chef’s kiss*.
@@leilahussain9171 This whole show is such a masterpiece! It's so clear how much love and care went into making it, and it's such a gift to all of us!!
The older I get, the more deeply upsetting it is to watch that final agni kai between Zuko and Azula. I'm so glad I'm not the only one who sobs all the way through it. It's just so incredibly tragic and sad. Those two never had a chance
I feel like the two of you are the only reactors I've ever seen to cry for Azula's mental state in the last few episodes. I was caught of guard. Great reaction ^^
Everyone else I've seen react to Azula's downfall is either happy about it or completely dismissive. I wish more people would understand that her life is just as tragic as Zuko's. Zuko believed he had to earn Ozai's love but, Azula never believed it to be conditional. She was turned into an instrument of war throughout her entire childhood, and was assumed to be "beyond saving" by everyone who could've helped her. She was completely tossed aside by her father after he could no longer use her, and the man disguised his rejection as a reward. In the end, she's scared, and sick, and completely alone. And, she's only 14. If that isn't heartbreaking, I don't know what is.
Omg so much tearbending in this one. It's so sweet how emotionally invested you have gotten to these characters ❤️ Also the final agni Kai is such a beautiful scene, I'm amazed at it no matter how many times I see it
"I think she's losing it..... that poor girl, she never really had it" lmao it is such a sad statement about a tragic situation but it made me laugh so hard. Also, I love that "oh, she cut bangs, she has lost it" is such a relatable thing. Through this entire quarantine I've lost count on how many times I've found myself in front of the bathroom mirror at 2am with a pair of scissors. I've been successfully talking myself out of it last minute everytime tho xd
I've never seen any reactors show empathy for Azula like that🖤 I myself wanted to see her happy in the end. It's her fault but the sins and manipulation of her father that caused this.
Not to get too over the top here but when this came out in 2008 I was in the 6th grade and was when I really got into reading WW2 stuff for history class. And this episode came on and that quote Ozai says at the end "you're weak just like the rest your people. They didnt deserve to exist in this world, in MY WORLD" it really shook me because of how much it related to what I learned about with the Germans and Japanese and their views on conquered peoples
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels bad for Azula. It's sad because Zuko turned out the way he did, in great part, because of Iroh. While Azula didn't really have anyone. Would be nice to see her get something positive in life... Maybe in the comics? One can hope...
Yeah their emotions feel contagious. Couldnt help but get teary eyes everytime they did, especially during the Azula scenes. I always felt bad for her although not nearly this much but I get why they care so much about her
My god, this reaction is affecting me way more than I was expecting. You guys have really reminded me how powerful this story is. It's amazing how much you have connected to every single character especially Azula. I personally have really gone through a whole journey in terms of my perception of Azula's character. When I first saw Avatar I wasn't mature enough to realize the tragedy of her character but later I became aware and connected all the dots and hints. It is so amazing how you saw through the surface in your first watch and recognized that while she might have been the villain that everyone is supposed to despise, in the end, she really was the true victim of fire lord Ozai's cold heart and psychopathic nature and she ultimately paid the biggest price out of the main characters.
aang and ozais fight is iconic but azula and zukos fight hits harder in the feels knowing they’re brother and sister also the music always gives me chills what a masterpiece of a fight
It's kind of funny that I laughed during your reactions. Just because I know what's going to happen and maybe it's a nervous laughter and I'm waiting for your reaction. I watched ATLA when it was first airing of nickelodeon as a kid and it is amazing to see how people appreciate it now, the same way I did as a kid. You both will always love and cherish avatar the same way I have as a fan from the beginning and I'm so happy that you are a part of the club now! This show taught me a lot about being a good person while growing up, and I'm excited to see how the story influences others.
I enjoyed watching your reactions. It’s nice seeing my reaction when I was watching this for the very first time in other people’s faces and perspective.
The Final Agni Kai has my vote for the most emotional fight in Western animation history.
Hands dooooown
yah it always gives me goosebumps
Best soundtrack too
@@thepatriottz9205 I think the soundtrack is the key part to it. You'd expect something big and epic and bombastic for such a massive showdown, but instead you get something that perfectly underlines the tragedy of what you're witnessing - two siblings turned against each other by the will of a cruel and uncaring father
honestly it gives eastern animation and anime a run for its money, just an all around perfect fight scene
I don’t think I have ever seen any reactors care so much for Azula. Everyone is sad, but it’s more of a disappointment? And everyone only truly feels the significances of her actions in this episode after at least a few days of reflection. It’s super super nice to see you guys care so much about her and recognize the gravity of these last two episodes for her!
i do feel bad for Azula but sad ? i dont understand, do you all forget when she was young and her older brother got burn severly she smiled seeing it, she do have probleme and she is a tragcic girl but she is indeed a monster ;/
@@dosg847 I guess it’s sad when you think about what she could’ve been. But you’re right, she’s got major problems, had them since she was little. As long as people don’t try to brush off everything she’s done, there’s nothing wrong with being sad
I was just about to comment this! It really is a bit refreshing to see people who feel this way about Azula. I mean we all know she's a villain, but still a victim herself
azula was evil af and needed to go down
@@dosg847 well think about it. Since Azula was a prodigy, ozai took a liking to azula while neglecting zuko leading to the mother being more attentive to him. Azula therefore got her approval from her neglectful father while zuko got care from the mother. Azula was the product of being praised by her father and her mother not paying enough attention to her
"She got bangs, SHE LOST IT" accurate 👏🏻🤣
I laughed harder than I should at this
The way you guys reacted to azula and her mother in the mirror was the most empathetic I’ve ever seen. Thank you.
It's so nice to see reactors who genuinely feel bad for Azula. Of course she's responsible for her actions to a point, but it doesn't help that she was raised by the Worst Man Ever
Definitely not the worst out there. There's a character called Zouken that had worms violate his daughter... and that's only part of his grand plan at raising her.
the fact that you don't feel bad for the 'Worst Man Ever' shows your hypocrisy. ozai is just as much a product of his environment & Sozin's brainwashing as azula.
@@rinkusan978 who tf is zouken
@@MrsDuck356 from fate/stay night
@@rinkusan978 ahh
Azula’s breakdown scene is so deep. A little too deep for a “kids show.” And y’all’s concern for her psychological health is so endearing and rare
The downward spiral she goes through after Ty Lee and Mai flip on her sets up her inevitable downfall
I couldnt care less about Azulas mental health. Even when she was on top of her game she was happy to burn an entire kingdom to the ground, genociding the entire earth kingdom which is like 3/4 of the world. I dont see anyone feeling bad for Hitlers gradual breakdown in his last months, but then again, hes not a pretty animated girl.
@@Serryy prob cause Azula is 14 and not real. The events that happened in a fictional franchise is not historical. People are just simply recognizing or relating to her mental troubles caused by her parents, same in regards to Zuko, Katara, Sokka, Aang, and Toph. They all have relatable niches cause we’ve all been kids before. Let’s not be dense about it
@@XxdextriousxX Well, ofc you can choose to only take the real life parts of a character that you like/relate to but that still doesnt make it less weird when people call her redeemable.
@@Serryy it’s more realistic than comparing her to Hitler… and that’s kind of the point of any show and what makes it good or popular. The personalities, interactions, and hardships of a character(s)
Azula's hallucination scene is one of the greatest and most heart breaking character development scenes ever.
Even her mom hallucinations said "i love you", it means azula still love her mom too
Yes😢your ritht here
I appreciate you guys seeing how sad Azula's story is. Keep in mind shes only like 14 or 15. Zuko and Azula fighting is truly sad. The creators did a good job of showing this down to the music. Its a tragedy for family to fight.
Did you notice she didn't use two fingers when she uses her bending ?
To feel the tragedy of Azula, and hope that somehow she doesn't have to be 'ended'... is something like the compassion Aang has. Most people would not understand it, that's why Aang is one in a million.
You are one in a million. You have the heart of Aang.
Agreed
Im happy to see a lot of people in the comment can see it too. She is a product of her enviroment and she is only 14. She had a way worse life than zuko even. At least when he was a child his family was still somewhat happy. He had his mother love and Iroh's and then he found his way and friends. None of this happened to Azula. You could say nobody showed her any love in her entire life. I literally didnt enjoy the ending, tho it was great, because i was only hoping for there to be another scene with Azula and not to let her story finish with a mental breakdown
@@saverio_6990Did you know Avatar was supposed to have a season 4, and it was going to be centered around Azula. Season 4 was cancelled by Nickelodeon (Nickelodeon had some beef towards Avatar because it was doing better than any other show they had put out at the time.) Can you imagine what this original team that created the Avatar series could have done with Azula’s character?? How they could have done right by her character??
Azula’s father never truly loved her. She was just a war machine to him and as profit.
I mean he did steal her mother away from a small Fire Nation village because she was the granddaughter of the last Avatar, Roku, who was best friends with his grandfather Fire Lord Sozin and wanted to create a perfect firebender through lineage essentially
Azula's father never loved anyone tbh
@@theprobester6034 That was technically Azulon's idea from all we know though.
@@gunchar06 fair point there
I knew the last Agni Kai was going to destroy you. I said it before, you girls have more empathy than anyone I've ever seen react to this show. Most people don't really start feeling bad for Azula until the very end when she breaks down. Many people even laugh the first time they watch that if you can believe it. But as sad as it is that fight scene is so freaking beautiful. The visuals and the music.
it is quite a beautiful scene. i don't think you should mistake other people's indifference toward Azula's fate (if you can even call it that) as a lack of empathy. empathy is good up until a point, but there is also the harsh reality that some people are an evil unto the world and have to be dealt with. hell, jeffrey dahmer's story is sad as hell, but the man is pure evil and needed to be put away for a long time, and i don't feel bad about it. i feel bad for the people he hurt. same with azula
@@jamesliggins891 Well yeah in the words or Iroh "she is crazy and she needs to go down". But that doesn't mean her story isn't tragic. And saying L&M have more empathy doesn't necessarily imply that others are lacking. That's not what I meant at all, sorry if that's how it came off. I just really appreciated that aspect of their reaction personally.
Yeah, I didn't show an ounce of sympathy for her. It'd be a waste.
@@Danne1886 Azula needs to go down... to be built back up. As mentioned in the potential season 4, this was like a ledge on the cliff. She was meant to fall further and hit rock bottom, in order to shed the toxicity of Ozai and be rebuilt
@DWN KAOMWN It’s a waste to feel sympathy for a 14 year old girl who was raised as a weapon by her cruel dictator father? You don’t have to like Azula but her story is very much so a sad one and is just as much about the effects of abuse as Zuko’s is.
The Last Agni Kai: top ten TV moments ever.
How you comment a week ago when it was posted 15 minutes ago. Patreon I assume
With the best song
They are the first ones I’ve seen to cry for Azula. The others are all just like that’s what you deserve. And then there’s them.
I'm blown away by the depths of your empathy throughout this show for ALL these amazing characters, and especially now as you really grieve for Azula. I find it remarkably rare for people to feel so sad for her. In understanding her villainy, you also understand her tragedy. It never feels like the basic "good defeating evil" triumph in that last Agni Kai. It's simply heartbreaking, and nothing more.
U have more empathy for fictional humans than real ones. If someone was in emotional pain around u irl you'd ignore them.
@@Dolphinboi if you need a hug, all you have to do is ask
@@lesliemonster92 Ur just mad cause it applies to u.
"Just you and me, the showdown that always meant to be" except it shouldn't. Ozai made this, his broke his children.
The Last Agni Kai is just heartbreaking to me and the best part of the finale.
I've never seen anyone feel as bad for Azula as you two. You two have a lot of compassion
"What would we do without you, Melon King"
Toph: That's Melon LORD to you!
I love how visually stunning this Agni Kai is with Azula's blue fire and Zuko's to contrast it. And it's more than just a fight between siblings, it's a fight between Sozin and Roku through their great grandchildren. Azula wants to continue Sozin's legacy, while Zuko wants to bring peace, just like the era of Roku
Incredibly insightful comment, glorious leader.
It's soo good to see a reaction of people that are really so immersed in something that it affects them emotionally, especially because I myself am like that.
The way Mileena reacted to the Azula mirror scene is exactly how I react to it. So glad I know now I'm not the only one.
Right here crying together with you gals, thank you for these videos!
Zuko went from attacking Katara to capture the Avatar to saving Katara from his psychopathic sister. Best redemption ever.
AnD tHaT mUsT mEaN tHeY’rE iN lOvE oNlY eXpLaNaTiOn.
@@jasonmoore7223 I'll take that as something a Zutara fan would say.
@@DarkAttackYT Correction: what an anti thinks a Zutara fan says 😂 Most Zutara fans would say at this point, Zuko deeply cares about Katara but is not in love with her. Most “romance” for Zutara fans happens post finale (headcanons, fanfics, etc).
Jason Moore I think he would’ve taken that lightning for anyone not just Katara. This scene is the pinnacle of Zuko’s character development. Not for “ love”
The guy risked his whole freedom to help Sokka rescue his dad. Like a week after he joined the group. It wasnt even someone he had ever met. He did a full 180°
It’s just heartbreaking knowing that if Katara didn’t get in the way, Zuko would have had to redirect Azula’s lightning and would have probably gone for the kill.
That’s why the music of the final Agni Kai is so somber. There’s nothing to celebrate about 2 siblings fighting to the death.
The music during the Agni Kai is my favorite in the whole show. So fitting.
@@prs_81 It was so powerful watching this when I was a kid when the show was airing for the first time. I have 6 siblings and it puts into perspective how much sibling altercations can affect our relationships.
The thing about Agni Kais they aren't supposed to be to the death. It's supposed to be where there's a clear victor. And then the victor gets to scar the loser. And Azula broke The rules a second time when she involved Katara.
@@brianjohnson3795 True that she broke the rules, and true that agni kais are the way you described. Sadly this is during a war which null and voids any preceeding "rules" of combat. I'm glad they just retained/captured Azula in the end and neither Zuko nor Katara had to end it. They would have gone through the same struggle that Aang did when he was trying to figure out how to end the war/Ozai. Obviously it would have affected Zuko more than Katara if either had to end Azula's life. I couldn't imagine having to kill any of my siblings. P.s. not trying to refute anything you said, just hoping to add to the conversation.
never thought about this. Thanks 👌💡
You two are so pure! You’re both the first reactors to cry for Azula! You are two of the most wonderful and precious human beings out there! 😊
I really love the amount of empathy/simpathy that u two show towards Azula, most people just pretends her character is a psychotic monster which is obviosly not true. She has so much depth and deserves way more understanding
Yes, she made some horrible mistakes, but so did Zuko, both of them were probably end up the same way, if it wasn't for the fact that he had Iroh and their mother to help him, while Azula was by herself and in the influence of her father
They could have tried to make the music for the last Agni Kai sound heroic. But instead they went for tragic. Because that's exactly what it was. A tragic situation. Brother Vs Sister.
You guys are the first reactors I’ve seen that didn’t laugh during the scene where Azula hallucinates her mother. Your reactions were refreshing because I always thought of that scene as incredibly haunting
Uhm who the hell laughed during that scene, i've never seen anyone react like that to it?
LOVE that you girls didn’t attack Aang for not redirecting the lightning at Ozai ☺️
right? like most of these reactors who watched the entire series and didnt understand aangs character
The fact that you're feeling sorry for Azula is surprising but kinda cute. She is a human just like everyone else and was shaped by her bad childhood.
I think this is the first reaction I've seen where people weren't hyped for the final showdown of azula and zuko but mortified that it was happening. It really shows how much they care for even fictional characters and how they see Azula as another victim of a war that none of these children should ever have experienced, not another villain that needed to be taken down like everyone else, including me when I watched it as a kid but so did most.
These two would be the best people to have as friends
yess
I’ve watched a lot of reactions to this episode specifically, and I truly have never seen people show so much heartbreaking grief over azula’s demise. And you caught it much MUCH sooner than most do, typically not until she cries. But you two were already sobbing when she uttered the betrayal of Mai and Ty Lee. The brokenness of azula becomes so apparent in this episode, and it really says something that you two can sense that, knowing for this entire series that she always seemed... hurt.
I think that not so many people really understand that azula is also a victim here. I think that you are one of the few reactors that reslly understand that
If Azula is a victim, then anyone in the show can be made out to be a victim, including Fire Lord Ozai. After all, he didn't START the war; his grandfather did, and that was the legacy that he was forced to deal with.
On the other hand, maybe these people are responsible for their own terrible choices, and Azula is the reason for her own paranoia, depression, and violence.
@@JVIPER88 azula is 14 years old...
@@gersonmoreno9978 Yes... and was already traveling the world and murdering people. Based on the technological age we see in ATLA, a 14 year old would already be considered an adult in our world. Probably already married, and working.
@@JVIPER88 because the "law" or the "culture" say you are an adult doesn´t mean you are indeed, or you say that because in some cultures at 12 years you are an adult is okay for a 12 years old get married with 40 years old?. leaving that aside, you can see how fragile her mind was when she was betrayed, because she tought that trough fear everybody will obey her, and when that didn't happend everything she believed just crushed, she even doubt her father when he was leaving her in charge of protect the palace, her first tought was that he was leaving her behind like zuko and she even said it. when i say that she is a victim is because she always lived under the idea that being a murderer and have people fear you was okay, that was his father controlling her basically, zuko was the same with the difference that he didn´t have the talent she had. but because of his travel with iroh and being able to live as a normal person in the different nations, he realice how messed up his education was (he said that when he confronted his father). so yes you can tell that every kid that was force this type of ideas is a victim, but then when you grow as an adult you know whats god or bad so if you keep doing the same knowing that what you do is wrong, you are not a victim anymore (answering your first statement that in that case everyone is a victim)
@@gersonmoreno9978 I appreciate the thoughtful response, but i just don't buy the "she's a child, and therefore doesn't know right from wrong" argument. The concept of what a "child" is, is nebulous. In modern society, we've decided that 18 Years Old is the age that someone is an "adult". But does that mean that a 17 year old doesn't know the difference between right and wrong?
Looking at the Azula and Zuko comparison, they were raised in the same household. While Ozai may have been a monster, their mother was a good-natured woman. Zuko took to that, but Azula did not. Azula in the flashbacks talks about how she thought Iroh should have burned Ba Sing Se to the ground. It was in her nature from the start.
You are the first reactors who actually root for and care for Azula. You guys ooze empathy.
Before we end I just wanna say that I've seen every atla reaction in TH-cam and I thought you were on my top 3 reactors... But after watching how much you love all the characters, mostly Zuko, Sokka and Azula even to the point to mastering tearbending for them, I can say that you two are the best ATLA reactors I've seen!! I'm so glad I found you girls c:
By the way, the other two best reaction channels for atla imo are : A Goodwin TV and Kat & Sonny :)
I watched Goodwin reactions too! I knew him when he was on season 3 of Korra so I binge watch almost the entirety of ATLA. Same with LM, I knew them like a month ago
What are your thoughts on Yaboiroshi, Blind Wave and The normies as reactions to Korra and ATLA?
@@vex_d673 I guess they're more lighthearted and see everything as funny, but these girls seem to empathize much more with characters emotionally. they take the characters emotional states and situations more seriously
@@deb.almoli That's a fair assessment
i've found my people!
finally reactors that understands azula's character demise. everyone goes i dont feel sorry for her but dont you see this girl is cracking under the pressure to live up to her father's standards. she didnt have iroh's influence or her mothers extra attention like zuko so of course she's going to turn out this way when the only person paying her attention is a monster and only because of her skill.
#redemptionforAzula!
I feel sorry for her, but I don’t think she deserves a redemption arc. They tried to help her in the comics and she went right back to the way she was. You can’t help someone who doesn’t think they’ve done anything wrong
@@uhohmykokoro1616 Uhm, i don't think you paid much attention while reading the comics.
I don't think I've ever seen anyone cry for Azula. Some people feel bad/pity her, but I think you two are the first to really cry for her.
Makes me think of that Mark Twain quote about praying even for the Devil because "what poor sinner has ever needed it more?"
Azula is such a tragic yet brilliantly written character.
Aang wasn't the only one learning the elements...
As this final Agni Kai shows, Zuko incorporated the styles of all the elements in his battle against Azula. And the music for the battle is on point. Nothing triumphant, just a sad melody to show how corrupted Azula has become, and a tragic fight between two siblings.
The Zuko Azula agni kai has got to be one of the most beautiful emotional fights I've ever seen. The colors are stunning and the motions are incredibly choreographed. And the fact that all you hear is the gut-wrenching music and the sound of the flames. Chills.
You two are the first female reactors I've seen to actually empathize with Azula
As children, we cheered for Zuko.
As adults, we wept for Azula.
I love the empathy you guys have for Azula, in the end she was one of the biggest victims of her father.
I love how they didn't go for epic music for the agni kai. A lot of series tend to do that but it's just not fitting. The music is tragic and profound, it's sad, after all Azula and Zuko are two siblings who were traumatized since childhood and are now fighting to death in the middle of a war. There's nothing epic about it. It's just tragic.
I love how throughout the series the gang keeps forgetting that Toph is blind, but in this episode they actually remembered it that's why they managed to catch Toph before she almost fell off the airship and Sokka shielded her from falling debris because she can't see or sense it.
Azula is the most tragic character in this show. Poor kid.
The Last Agni Kai is the most beautiful fight scene ever. And the fact that Zuko brings down Azula with an airbender type move is just poetic. He was able to learn from others thanks to the help and guidance of Uncle Iroh, Azula was not.
Zuko and Azula's Agni Kai is straight up beautiful with only the music and flames being audible.
To me it really highlights the tragedy of their relationship as brother and sister.
I love how zukos fire fighting style has changed and become more fluid like the water benders. I love the attention to detail the creators had when making this
It's nice to see someone else who care about Azula as well
I saw this comment on reddit and i think it sums it up great. Just you and me, brother. The showdown that was always meant to be. Agni kai!
“I'm sorry it has to end this way, brother.
No, you're not.”
This isn't the Chosen One against the Evil Overlord.
This is a bitter fight between two siblings, forced into this by circumstance. Azula is sadistic, more than willing to kill, relishing power. Zuko has struggled with where he will stand and tormented by his conscience his entire life and although he abhors the idea of killing his sister, he knows there is no other way.
This isn't just a better fight than Aang vs. Ozai. This is arguably the best fight in the entire franchise, and a contender for the best one-on-one fight in all of Western Animation.
Also, don't forget that Zuko's "breakdancing" is inspired by the style taught by the dragons, which sees fire as the force that brings life. So Life is dueling Death.
Azula bending lightning is absolutely scary. Iroh said that it takes peace of mind, and why Zuko could never achieve it. The fact that Azula has completely lost her marbles and barely has any proper firebending form, and she's STILL able to bend lightning and be a serious threat is a testament to how powerful she really is.
Learning anything difficult requires total focus and peace of mind. But once you've learned it and practiced it a multitude of times it becomes muscle memory.
@@edwardsorinio6511 Which is the actually scary part, cause Azula was just 14 at that point and she didn't feel like she had perfected her lightning generation yet at the start of Book 2.
You guys were already one of my favorite reactors but the way you guys are reacting to Azula's breakdown is incredible. No one else has had anywhere close to that reaction.
The great news is that Nickelodeon has finally realized the potential of the Avatar universe, having announced the creation of Avatar Studios where the original creators can build out the Avatar universe as they please. Avatar has new life and it's so exciting!
about bloody time.
@@jameswhite153 lol
@@asimhussain8716 it really was Nickelodeon's interference and lack of faith in the show that made it what it is. But you can say the writing in Book one wasn't up to par because iirc only Bryke were writing it? A lot of the people who worked on. AtLA had moved on to other projects
@@asimhussain8716 I really liked Korra once they knew they were getting more than a season at a time 🤷♂️ I'm honestly hoping to see more Avatar stories that don't necessarily even include an Avatar. The adventures of the Kyoshi Warriors, or a band of not-chosen-one adventurers
Also Ursa’s voice actress is so heart wrenching when she says she loves Azula. You can hear the concern in her voice
This is sweet you are the only two reactors I know to show compassion and sympathy towards Azula. Which I understood as I grew with the series. I've seen other reactors understand the psychological effect that had affected her but no reactions like you two.
The great thing about Avatar is that every Character had their role to play in the finale. None were boring, none felt stale, none were filler, everything was built up to end with the greatest moments of their lives. Ao ma y shows give their side and secondary characters weak arcs to finish with. Here we get a reminder as to how far they have come.
I like how they feel a connection to all of the characters, even the villains
I have never seen anyone so sad about Azula. You too have the biggest hearts.
Zuko didn't face his sister alone, because of his ego. Zuko confronted her because he didn't want Katara to be hurt. 8:35 min. #Respect
I kind of agree. Normally, Katara is slightly more powerful than Azula, but with the Sozin's Comet, Azula reached insane power levels...and Katara had no full moon. Even in their short duel, Azula dominated her, and Katara had to rely on her environment to trap her in ice.
it’s so refreshing to see someone grasp the intensity of Azula’s psychosis. Most people either have blank stares or get disturbed mildly. Break from reality isnt something to be brushed off
The last Agni Kai was a piece of art. No other way to describe it
love the compassion of you guys towards azula. Other reactors do be still hating on azula and telling that she deserved it.❤️
I've watched numerous Avatar reactions, and Milena is the only person who likes Azula as much as I do! Most people just hate her and/or root for her to fail, but I've always wished that someone would have shown her kindness and gave us a glimpse of hope for her future.
Most reactors hated Azula til the end. I love how you're showing so much sympathy for her character.
At the beginning of the show Zuko fought uncontrollably, with anger and full of rage.
Now at the end we see Zuko as a real master. He is so incredibly powerful, he fights so controlled and strategic, and he doesn't lose even a drop of sweat during the fight. I am very impressed and proud.
A real king, right there 💪🏻🔥
Suki falling scene scared the sh*t out of me
Right? I had FULL confidence in Aang and Katara making it, was on the fence about Zuko, but was absolutely terrified for Toph, Suki, and Sokka. 😭
I don't even cry as much watching this show on my own as I just did watching you two watch this episode 😭
Loved watching this whole series again with you guys and I love how much you care for Azula
I am from Egypt 🇪🇬 and this cartoon is my best cartoon ♥️🌟
5:00 that’s the quote that sums up the Azula character arc.
The first and the last time Azula have heard her mom said “i love you” was in her imagination …
Man, this is like the third time I’ve seen this video probably since it’s uploaded I always love the empathy for Azula most of us who saw the kids didn’t feel it until she was screaming and crying and chained up🥲
Oh god i'm not ready to watch this
I just know whoever composed the Final Agni Kai score is seeing the highest level of Heaven. God, it’s genius. The somber, muted symphony as Azula and Zuko fight each other, reflecting the sad reality that these are siblings who have been pitted against each other by an abusive father. And then the sudden spike and thrill of the loud, sharp tremolos while Azula conducts her lightening, creating suspense and giving the audience a hint into Azula’s plan. The way everything just halts when she shoots it and the only thing we hear is the cackling of electricity before the violins come in as Zuko realizes what’s happening and runs to save Katara, highlighting how his character growth and his love for Katara are reflections of each other. The way the note vibratos as the frame moves in on Katara’s horrified face, understanding the weight of what Zuko has just done, and his sacrifice is emphasized by the slow motion through the scene but especially in this moment. The crash of the music as Zuko hits the ground, in real time, not slow motion anymore, as Katara screams his name, giving the viewers an idea of how she must be feeling in this moment.
Everything is so in sync in this scene. The animation, the music, the way the scene was framed and filmed. It really shows how far all three of them have come in terms of character development and relationship development (especially Zuko and Katara). It’s just *chef’s kiss*.
It' simply beautiful!
@@wandanemer2630 like how can I even put into words how much o love that scene??? It’s a masterpiece.
@@leilahussain9171 This whole show is such a masterpiece! It's so clear how much love and care went into making it, and it's such a gift to all of us!!
@@wandanemer2630 I have my issues with parts of it (poor representation and writing) but overall, it’s great
The older I get, the more deeply upsetting it is to watch that final agni kai between Zuko and Azula. I'm so glad I'm not the only one who sobs all the way through it. It's just so incredibly tragic and sad. Those two never had a chance
I love their reaction to Aang spare the Firelord life and redirect the lightning not to him
azula had to imagine her mother saying i love you
I feel like the two of you are the only reactors I've ever seen to cry for Azula's mental state in the last few episodes. I was caught of guard. Great reaction ^^
The true main event of AVATAR is here Agni Kai 🔥
Everyone else I've seen react to Azula's downfall is either happy about it or completely dismissive.
I wish more people would understand that her life is just as tragic as Zuko's. Zuko believed he had to earn Ozai's love but, Azula never believed it to be conditional. She was turned into an instrument of war throughout her entire childhood, and was assumed to be "beyond saving" by everyone who could've helped her.
She was completely tossed aside by her father after he could no longer use her, and the man disguised his rejection as a reward.
In the end, she's scared, and sick, and completely alone. And, she's only 14. If that isn't heartbreaking, I don't know what is.
Omg so much tearbending in this one. It's so sweet how emotionally invested you have gotten to these characters ❤️
Also the final agni Kai is such a beautiful scene, I'm amazed at it no matter how many times I see it
For some reason i love watching ATLA react videos. Yours are the best so far.
"I think she's losing it..... that poor girl, she never really had it" lmao it is such a sad statement about a tragic situation but it made me laugh so hard. Also, I love that "oh, she cut bangs, she has lost it" is such a relatable thing. Through this entire quarantine I've lost count on how many times I've found myself in front of the bathroom mirror at 2am with a pair of scissors. I've been successfully talking myself out of it last minute everytime tho xd
lets get ready to cry, yall have become my favorite reactors after binging your reactions with you, glad you loved the show so much!
I just love how invested you both are in these videos
The amount of emotional investment y'all had is truly beautiful
You guys are fantastic to watch along with. It was a genuine pleasure to follow along with you.
Fun fact - they had a live orchestra for the themes for the final fights like Agni Kai and Aang Chase Ozai
I've never seen any reactors show empathy for Azula like that🖤 I myself wanted to see her happy in the end. It's her fault but the sins and manipulation of her father that caused this.
3:25 Sokka came a long way since Episode 1 and now he is fighting the Enemy with fun, like Aang said in the first or second Episode☺
Second
I love how you two were like "nah, we're never going to like/care for this Azula chick" oh how the times have changed
Mei and Ty-Lee turning on Azula was pretty much the catalyst for her slowly going crazy
Not to get too over the top here but when this came out in 2008 I was in the 6th grade and was when I really got into reading WW2 stuff for history class. And this episode came on and that quote Ozai says at the end "you're weak just like the rest your people. They didnt deserve to exist in this world, in MY WORLD" it really shook me because of how much it related to what I learned about with the Germans and Japanese and their views on conquered peoples
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels bad for Azula. It's sad because Zuko turned out the way he did, in great part, because of Iroh. While Azula didn't really have anyone. Would be nice to see her get something positive in life... Maybe in the comics? One can hope...
I watched this episode many times over and I’ve seen many people react to it, but this reaction is the one that was closest to bringing me to tears
Yeah their emotions feel contagious. Couldnt help but get teary eyes everytime they did, especially during the Azula scenes. I always felt bad for her although not nearly this much but I get why they care so much about her
My god, this reaction is affecting me way more than I was expecting. You guys have really reminded me how powerful this story is. It's amazing how much you have connected to every single character especially Azula. I personally have really gone through a whole journey in terms of my perception of Azula's character. When I first saw Avatar I wasn't mature enough to realize the tragedy of her character but later I became aware and connected all the dots and hints. It is so amazing how you saw through the surface in your first watch and recognized that while she might have been the villain that everyone is supposed to despise, in the end, she really was the true victim of fire lord Ozai's cold heart and psychopathic nature and she ultimately paid the biggest price out of the main characters.
6:03 was supposed to be him burning the Earth Kingdom but they changed it to the forrest because "Nikelodeon"
„She got bangs shes lost it“ lmaooo
Azula is such a tragic character, every kid deserves a parent who loves them unconditionally and Azula never got that
aang and ozais fight is iconic but azula and zukos fight hits harder in the feels knowing they’re brother and sister also the music always gives me chills what a masterpiece of a fight
It's kind of funny that I laughed during your reactions. Just because I know what's going to happen and maybe it's a nervous laughter and I'm waiting for your reaction. I watched ATLA when it was first airing of nickelodeon as a kid and it is amazing to see how people appreciate it now, the same way I did as a kid. You both will always love and cherish avatar the same way I have as a fan from the beginning and I'm so happy that you are a part of the club now! This show taught me a lot about being a good person while growing up, and I'm excited to see how the story influences others.
I enjoyed watching your reactions. It’s nice seeing my reaction when I was watching this for the very first time in other people’s faces and perspective.
words can not describe how much excitement i felt when i saw this video pop up
6:38 the suspense and music in the background gives me always goosebumps