@@sonicxxx100 if the genre has anything to do with their position then Avatar is the best of it's genre and Gravity Falls is also the best of it's genre. Its safe to say that theyre BOTH the GOATs of cartoon television
Andre Johnson korra isn’t this tho. so the recent ness of it has nothing to do with the original avatar still having such a big fan base especially considering most people don’t like korra so that was irrelevant to say
I love how the first episode of the series is titled “The boy in the iceberg” and the last episode is titled “Avatar Aang.” So much growth and development was displayed in this show
Every character had growth development. Absolutely loved Zuko helping Kotarra, Sokka with his sword training, Aang and Zuko with the dragons. Great show
Except Aang is nowhere close to achieving his legendary 'Avatar Aang' status which can be witnessed in LoK. He still hasn't mastered the 3 elements and defeating Fire Lord Ozai is just his first step in restoring balance to the world. Aang still has a lot of work to do as an Avatar.
4:15 I love that part. Ozai knew exactly who it was that taught Aang that move, and I think for the very first time in his Life, he realized just how badly he had underestimated his Son
He doesn’t-not one bit. In the official manga "The Search, he doesn’t even show one bit of remorse for how much he abused his wife when she confronts him in his cell. Why would he regret how he treated Zuko if he doesn’t regret how he treated Ursa either?
@ I meant as in that moment when Aang was going to redirect the lightning, he probably knew it was Zuko who taught him that. Maybe more he regrets how he underestimated him rather than how he treated him
The Lion Turtles monologue to Aang is the most underrated, yet powerful part of the show if you think about it. “To bend ones energy your spirit must be unbendable or you will be corrupted and destroyed”. In essence, Aang was able to succeed in energy bending Ozai, as he didn’t conform to the ideologies of his previous lives, that juxtaposed his own core spiritual beliefs and moral standings, being that all life is sacred. Thus, Aang deciding to be sentient and non-compromising made his spirit truly unbendable and was not corrupted! It’s these small details that makes ATLA unparalleled in its Writing by any other show!
The dragon turtle's inclusion felt like a bit of a deus ex machina honestly. If we had 1 more episode between that and the final battle, or if a few more hints of the turtle's existence were included earlier in the series, it would've been a lot better.
Revenant 0713 we were given hints of Lion turtles in two prior episodes, being Wan shi tong’s Library (S2 ep10) and in sword Master Piandao’s house near the end of the episode (S3 ep4) and Even in the Pilot episode/S1 trailer.
In that moment he was most like Toph. He stood his ground greater than any Earthbender ever could because it was own spirit he had to hold in place. Its very similar to how Toph creates metal bending.
Something a really appreciate about this fight is that it shows that not only does it show Aang using all elements but also specific abilities that he only could have learned from his teachers. Like seismic sense from Toph or lightning redirection from Zuko. It shows that not only did it matter that he learned all 4 elements, but it also mattered who he learned them from.
@Wes Bradley-Taubner he was definitely a master earth bender I think. He did earthbending moves not even Toph could pull off in this scene. He will never be the best at any element Individually because Toph is just that great
@Wes Bradley-Taubner it’s Toph, she is going to say that even if Aang could earth bend a continent. And being a master doesn’t mean you can’t improve or know everything. Bumi is a master and the strongest earthbender alive but he can’t do half the things Toph can do. Pakku is considered the most powerful waterbending master but is lacking in many of the skills less powerful waterbender can do. Azula is a master but can’t do anything close to what Ozai could do
10:36 I love that at the very end, the only thing that Aang actually needed to subdue Ozai was just Toph's style. Even with Aang's back turned, Ozai couldn't actually get the better of him as long as he waited and listened like she taught him. It just goes to show that she is one of the most powerful benders the world has ever seen. I get chills every time I see the burst of echo location waves - it is quite simply one of the most epic things I've ever seen.
@@JamaicaZ160R1793010A Skill directly translates into power. This is evident when you have an inexperienced fighter throw a punch and then immediately after, teach them how to focus the momentum of their body into force, ergo skill directly translates into power.
@@kenanderson4929 Not every single move does and you can only use so much power if you lack the skill. Let's not think skill is everything as it isn't.
Ashari Fadhilah A I agree with the other person. The clone wars went really hard if you saw the last 4 episodes and it ends in a very heartbreaking way but other than this and Clone wars, another one that comes to mind is FMAB(it’s anime though), it’s going to be very hard to see another cartoon go as hard as this.
Yes! And it's not overkill, you know, very subtle. The entire show is that way though. Each character growing little by little piecing their past with their present and destiny. And before you know it, you're crying and yelling at screen, "That's my boy! Go Aang!"😭😊❤
the airbending shield around him is called the Air shield, and is only known by the avatar. he didn't learn it. just unleashing pure, badass, impenetrable, hell of a force field, summoned forth by his past incarnations
You know when it's late at night and you try not to wake up your family but you accidentally end up laughing out loud??? Yeah... I'll see y'all in the spirit world
The best animated show ever created! Still fills me with so much emotion watching this and I’m 28 now! I remember in 2006 I was still in elementary school and I still get the same goosebumps 18 years later
I feel like we're another silent generation brother. We ate it, thing after thing. But all the boys I know our age -- not to exclude, only to describe what I've noticed -- we all are touched by these certain stones. Avatar, Nolan's Batmans. I think we're a very sensitive group. I feel we care truly about balance and learned so much of our voice from these gifts like Avatar.
From Ozai’s perspective, it was probably an even crueler punishment. It’s like Magneto losing his mutant abilities or the Riddler being lobotomized instead of killed. What worse punishment is there for someone obsessed with power, than to be forced to live the rest of his life without his precious power?
Why is no one talking about the fact that aang redirected a comet enhanced lightning by the most powerful firebender without ever using that ability and WITHOUT the avatar state?
@@inversehash5020 Iroh may be the only other person besides the Avatar that could rival Ozai, but Iroh admitted he wasn't sure if he could beat his brother. This should tell you how powerful Ozai is when even Iroh doubted himself.
Ryan Wright Iroh said that it would have been senseless violence at the end of the day brother killing brother. I think he would of beat ozai if he didn’t have those doubts.
I remember I was at my grandparents when this episode first aired. It was about the time for us to leave, and my dad was calling to us saying it’s time to go. We yelled back to him AANG IS FIGHTING THE FIRELORD!, and he came running and sat on the couch with us and we watched it, it was awesome
True. It's part of what makes this scene pure gold. And the more satisfying when Ozai's lack of mercy is what ends up unlocking the avatar state again, so he gets to see if he's still so tough against a force of nature.
The fact that Aang used Toph's method seeing Ozai’s moves by the ground and then one of the first moves Katara showed to him to put down the fires makes me happy
Here's one detail I haven't seen in the comments yet: This was the first time Aang left the Avatar state without fainting or collapsing. Really shows how he has become a fully realized Avatar.
Yeah seems every fully realised avatar glows for like a second then it goes away but they have the power of the avatar state which aang does at the end to clear the water.
@@adido1438 He's fully realised because two things happen right after he does it. 1, he does the first waterbending move he learned but this time on a massive scale, 2, then the music plays the Avatar theme with the melody.
The story telling to get here. The animation and voice acting. The contempt in ozias voice the fear on aangs face. The stakes being high. The anger of the fully realized avatar state with the cold destruction in mind. Then the gentle nature of a kid that respects life winning out. This is true storytelling. This is what we need more of.
I love how all of Aang's masters are represented in this. He retracks lightning because of Zuko, he can sense Ozai sneaking up on him because of Toph and he puts out the fire with the first move Katara ever taught him. Amazing how the writers made each of them important in this final battle.
@@zeno4107 you can't really call joeng joeng his master since they didn't get to the gist of fire bending before they parted ways. And with pakku we see to little of the actual teaching of aang.
I love how even 10 years after the show ended, videos are still getting 5+ million views in a matter of days This show will go down as one of the greatest TV series ever made
This show really had 7-11 year olds sitting on the edge of their seat in silence watching two literal SOULS battle. The most climactic scene had no cool tricks, no cool camera panning, no movement. And we were STILL biting our nails. Incredible
The best moment for me is hands down at 7:48 when he shoots pebbles the size of mere golfballs so fast that they explode like grenades. Just imagining that happening irl, is literal nightmare fuel. Combined with the seriousness & intensity of the music this gives me chills every time.
@@reikosta4861 i think his bending in general. Also, i dont think there exists any character that is able to do lightning bending without being able to do fire bending. I think its like an extension of fire bending. Just like earth bending's extensions are metal and lava, and water bending's blood bending
Yes! This! I remember as a kid when the day of the black sun part 2 aired, i thought that was going to be the final episode of avatar and i was so thrilled and sad at the same time. But then they dumped a bunch of extra episodes on us, Zuko joining, Aang learning airbending etc. This is absolutely the best show i've ever seen
@@ahmadraihan1667 I have rewatched this series a hundred times but I never noticed that it was a counter attack for Ozai's fire breath!!! I thought he just bursted out that gust of wind so that he'd look the fk up damn.
I noticed that but what I prefer is the fact that he didn't counter the fire breath with an air blast from his mouth; it made Aang look so much more majestic as opposed to blowing the fire away.
One really cool detail I noticed is that by the end of the fight, Ang’s shirt is burned away, but his pants are still there. I think it’s because those pants were made in the fire nation and are probably resistant to fire
Who could? Not a single bender could possibly beat a fully realized avatar in the avatar state! No blood bending or lava bending could beat it. Azula was the only one to sneak in an attack on one of them and nearly ended the cycle! Wow! And people still have the nerve of saying she was some weak brat... 😔🥱
I love how Aang countered him at the end without the Avatar state, using Toph's teachings, showing off how truly talented he was even without the Avatar state.
Another thing to note is that Aang, an Airbender, used a technique from toph, and earhbender (aka Aangs hardest element to learn) to counter Ozai's attack. Really shows how Aangs grown as the avatar
The sound design of it is brutally unique. Every other move in the show has either "oomph" or "whoosh" behind it, but that one move is PIERCING. It splinters. It's a shrapnel blunderbuss
I’m 35 now, and this show takes me back to when I was 16 or 17. I never would’ve chosen to watch it on my own, but my younger brother insisted. It felt a bit childish at first, but a few episodes in, it became a ritual for the whole family. Even my mom couldn’t wait for new episodes to drop! What seemed like a simple cartoon evolved into something deeply profound. To this day its my favorite show of all time. The themes, storytelling, and art direction transcend the medium , it’s pure creative perfection. It resonates just as strongly today as it did back then. I still get emotional thinking about certain scenes from the show. Years later i got my wife into it, cant wait until my daughter gets old enough so we can all watch together.
at 4:14 you see directly how scared ozai was when aang stopped the lightning and near gave him his own kind of power back since ozai dont know how to stopp and direct it in other way
@@funguscow Oh wow what a crime i just committed lock me up. Bro this is the Internet...... Please enlighten me and show me a law that says that I can't do that... what do you gain from taking time out of your day just to say "copy".
Can you really call that "Zuko's" though, when we can see it was Iroh who used it first and taught it to Zuko? Though Iroh was always a friend of the Avatar and was nothing but friendly and kind to him. So I GUESS that counts?
Every piece of this fight is amazing, but I've gotta comment on how at 0:28, I get CHILLS every time I listen to and watch Ozai using his firebending at full + enhanced power. Truly menacing.
I love that the Avatar state is genuinely terrifying instead of being solely some convenient plot armour we root for. When he’s in that state, its no longer just Aang, but raw and epic power. like a force of nature.
I was always glad that the power of the Avatar state was on some level influenced by the level of power Aang already had. Like his Avatar state by the end of the series is way more powerful than the initial one. I don't think he could've beat Ozai with the Avatar State when the show started
@@MegaAJCProductions idk, he'd still have the power of the past lives, but clearly his body could barely handle the strain until here as he always collapses after it's use
I agree completely. I've definitely thought this in past watch throughs of the series. Any time you see Ozai earlier in the series he is shrouded by fire. He doesn't have any character progression beyond "Evil Dude" and I love that. Too many shows now days over develop the main baddy with insight into their motivation and reasoning. Is it too much to just accept the evil guy does evil things?
I just realized Avatar state is aang is where all the past avatars merge with him meaning technically rokus there and has a SERIOUS personal axe to grind lol
Yeah it’s the best writing I’ve ever seen. Two enemies made from events in the world around them and not from interaction. The first time they met was the finale and it felt right! Writers need to take notes from this show
or it could have been Ozai to Aang: i'm gonna push you to that wall so you die hahaha Aang: HOLY SHI- pointy rock to Ozai: i'm bout to end this man's whole career
this is one of those animated fights i’ve been watching again and again since i was a child and it has never failed to leave me with my mouth open in amazement
The most exciting part about this entire scene is the chin grab and you know it. Will never get tired of the look on the poor guy's face when he realized he messed up.
“I took away your fire bending” I don’t know why but the delivery of that line was always so perfect to me. So Ang, no anger, no frustration, no humiliation, just control, inner peace and the will to stick to his morals.
It's so beautiful. He is Avatar Aang when he remains his most human, not when he uses his most power. Otherwise he would just be "the Avatar" (which is how people who don't know him call him throughout the show).
I really like Ozai's realization of the Avatar's strength. Fight begins: I do have the power. _I have all the power in the world!_ When he is easily overpowered, he finally admits it: *Even with all the power in the world* (you are still weak). He acknowledges how strong the Avatar can be, but doesn't associate the power of the Avatar with Aang as an individual until Aang removes his bending permanently. Such a fantastic resolution.
He might have also referred to aang not killing him and therefore being too weak to take someone’s life even when possessing all the power in the world. It would fit his character well too.
To be honest, that kinda sucked. How does the so called Fire Lord plan on taking the Avatar without considering he is the Avatar? There was never a Battle, just a careless child trying to prove himself to a Lord (and the child is not Aang).
@@Darihandsome890 not anymore since Zuko thought him how to redirect it Past avatars didnt know how to do it so they were defensless aganist azula's lightning. Its a style takes time and not very lethal but if used properly can be turned into a strike very hard to avoid and lethal and Azula was capeble of such strike after Zuko told him to redirect it even in Avatar state Aang will grant avatar state knowladge of how to redirect it just like all other avatars doing it.
I LOVE that the creators fought for the epic orchestral score. Nick didn't want to spend the extra money but they wouldn't budge and they got it. It adds so much to an already epic finale
Same thing pretty much happened when Super Sayian 2 Gohan was crushing Perfect Cell at the time. When you think you are so high up and you think no one can surpass you, and then someone does...you lose focus and go into denial.
Seeing everything he’s learned, seeing with his feet, redirecting lightning, using the Avatar State, and even his newest trick, removing bending, coming together to end it was brilliant.
I love how when the avatar state is triggered every single time in this series, it's accompanied by a horror track. Because it IS supposed to be scary. Aang isn't in control of his own body, reacting purely on fight or flight, filled to the brim with unquestionable power and heartbreaking emotions/stress. That's scary. But after Ozai is defeated, after protecting the legacy of the air benders by not killing and being in total control of himself and the avatar state, it's accompanied with a heroic, hopeful orchestra.
When he’s in the planet of elements, I find it so cool how you can tell which element he’s about to bend by his movements. The creators of this show took their time and did their research and it shows.
I always thought it was so cool that Aang used Toph's technique at the end of this fight instead of the Avatar state. It was tactful writing and paid tribute towards all the actual training Aang went through.
Aang used all the techniques he's learned, the fire roar that zuko taught him, the push and pull technique katara taught him and the vibration vision that toph taught him.
When aang hides in that earth ball, that’s the moment you realize that despite being a nearly fully realized avatar…he’s still a kid…..with a monumental task.
@mrwerewolfvampire I wouldn't say that. Aang has gotten more aggressive and willing to fight as the series goes on. Don't get me wrong he still prefers peace above aggression but he views it as more necessary and he came at Ozai a few times with relatively aggressive attacks
@@tierefuerimmer9635Aang was told he was the Avatar 4 years earlier than normal. It's traditionally the age of 16 not 12. By time Aang was 16 he was already a fully fledged Avatar while 99% of Avatar's that ever lived were just starting to master their 2nd element lol
The sound effects they did in this show were amazing. You could always feel the impact of the earth, the heat of the fire, the flow of the water, and the gusts of air in the wind as every bender used the elements to their will.
This cartoon is one of the reasons i grew up a man that i am today. The cultures and wisdom, about hate love, friendship, family, nature and war. Its something every single child of the new generation should watch. Even at the moment of his most anger and hate 10:00 after all of what the fire nation has done, he learned to forgive. Instead of becoming a monster like Ozai, he decided to spare him.
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This show was so ahead of its time and still timeless.
AGREED, and nothing has been able to succeed the amazing story and stuff
@@sonicxxx100 I think Gravity Falls came pretty close
@@luigiwiiUU naw i disagree...not even close, they are different genres too
@@sonicxxx100 if the genre has anything to do with their position then Avatar is the best of it's genre and Gravity Falls is also the best of it's genre. Its safe to say that theyre BOTH the GOATs of cartoon television
@@luigiwiiUU i can give you that lol
I love how the water bending move he does at the end is the one that he first learned. The push and pull of the tide. It all comes full circle
And the music. I get goosebumps in that scene.
Ooh nice catch
Also the Earth sensory he learned from Toph
@@charlesjefferson4372 And also redirecting lightning he learnt from Zuko
loved that. and when he used tophs earthsense out of the avatar state to control ozai
The fact that their final battle is the first time they ever meet is perfect, props to the writers
Yes but no Lok is nothing like atla
Even though they never met they kinda know who is the opponent
Just like Goku vs Frizea, delayed gratification written well.
I think it was smart to never even show ozai before the fire book too.
@@Somethingnow1 yeah master hype bending
rare video where the comments are not disabled, I love seeing people able to still talk about this show
me too! I hate when the comments are disabled because then we can’t talk to each other about the show
@@peruvianpuffpepper27 It's because most videos are TH-cam Kids friendly, the comments are always disabled in that case
@@tpartouns they cant just make it to where they cant see the comments, similar to if you blocked someone?
stoopid youtube guidelines
I just love how the community of avatar is still alive after all these years
blessed
Fr. Video was uploaded yesterday and already half a million views.
Korra ended in 2014. It’s not that long ago
Who else still remembers the original airing of this fight lol I'm 18
Andre Johnson korra isn’t this tho. so the recent ness of it has nothing to do with the original avatar still having such a big fan base especially considering most people don’t like korra so that was irrelevant to say
I love how the first episode of the series is titled “The boy in the iceberg” and the last episode is titled “Avatar Aang.” So much growth and development was displayed in this show
Excellent attention to that title detail there! I agree completely! The growth and development on this show is superb
Justin VanNest goat vibes
Every character had growth development. Absolutely loved Zuko helping Kotarra, Sokka with his sword training, Aang and Zuko with the dragons. Great show
Except Aang is nowhere close to achieving his legendary 'Avatar Aang' status which can be witnessed in LoK. He still hasn't mastered the 3 elements and defeating Fire Lord Ozai is just his first step in restoring balance to the world. Aang still has a lot of work to do as an Avatar.
@@RookieN08 but this episode proved that Aang is worthy to be called as the avatar unlike his previous self who runs away from his responsibility
the part where aang senses ozais attack using the technique toph taught him still gives me chills
Honestly so badass
Same it’s so cool
Ikr
Its the cherry on the cake. I love it too.
AWSOME
4:15 I love that part. Ozai knew exactly who it was that taught Aang that move, and I think for the very first time in his Life, he realized just how badly he had underestimated his Son
Wonder if he regrets how he treated Zuko
He doesn’t-not one bit. In the official manga "The Search, he doesn’t even show one bit of remorse for how much he abused his wife when she confronts him in his cell. Why would he regret how he treated Zuko if he doesn’t regret how he treated Ursa either?
@ I meant as in that moment when Aang was going to redirect the lightning, he probably knew it was Zuko who taught him that. Maybe more he regrets how he underestimated him rather than how he treated him
The Lion Turtles monologue to Aang is the most underrated, yet powerful part of the show if you think about it. “To bend ones energy your spirit must be unbendable or you will be corrupted and destroyed”. In essence, Aang was able to succeed in energy bending Ozai, as he didn’t conform to the ideologies of his previous lives, that juxtaposed his own core spiritual beliefs and moral standings, being that all life is sacred. Thus, Aang deciding to be sentient and non-compromising made his spirit truly unbendable and was not corrupted!
It’s these small details that makes ATLA unparalleled in its Writing by any other show!
The dragon turtle's inclusion felt like a bit of a deus ex machina honestly.
If we had 1 more episode between that and the final battle, or if a few more hints of the turtle's existence were included earlier in the series, it would've been a lot better.
Revenant 0713 we were given hints of Lion turtles in two prior episodes, being Wan shi tong’s Library (S2 ep10) and in sword Master Piandao’s house near the end of the episode (S3 ep4) and Even in the Pilot episode/S1 trailer.
In that moment he was most like Toph. He stood his ground greater than any Earthbender ever could because it was own spirit he had to hold in place. Its very similar to how Toph creates metal bending.
you people think ima read all this
well your right
If it was Kiyoshi doing that to someone like Ozai, her bending might have been taken away instead because of how similar they were.
i can’t believe i watched this when i was 8 years old and now that i’m in college, i’ll be feeling the same amazement back then.
Jason Makitubeg Ikr!
Watch the whole show again if you haven't yet, thank me later.
Same as now im 30 and i watched it since i was in college
@@hayatopendragon2796 I did lmao I'm in college too
Jason Makitubeg I love this show I always end up coming back every year and watching it at least twice!;)
Something a really appreciate about this fight is that it shows that not only does it show Aang using all elements but also specific abilities that he only could have learned from his teachers. Like seismic sense from Toph or lightning redirection from Zuko. It shows that not only did it matter that he learned all 4 elements, but it also mattered who he learned them from.
Beautifully said
And every move he learned was vital. The rock armor, seismic sense, and redirecting lightning all saved his life at crucial moments in this fight
Too bad none of that mattered cause he was like yeah no avatar state, I just can’t
@Wes Bradley-Taubner he was definitely a master earth bender I think. He did earthbending moves not even Toph could pull off in this scene. He will never be the best at any element Individually because Toph is just that great
@Wes Bradley-Taubner it’s Toph, she is going to say that even if Aang could earth bend a continent.
And being a master doesn’t mean you can’t improve or know everything. Bumi is a master and the strongest earthbender alive but he can’t do half the things Toph can do. Pakku is considered the most powerful waterbending master but is lacking in many of the skills less powerful waterbender can do. Azula is a master but can’t do anything close to what Ozai could do
10:36 I love that at the very end, the only thing that Aang actually needed to subdue Ozai was just Toph's style. Even with Aang's back turned, Ozai couldn't actually get the better of him as long as he waited and listened like she taught him. It just goes to show that she is one of the most powerful benders the world has ever seen. I get chills every time I see the burst of echo location waves - it is quite simply one of the most epic things I've ever seen.
Right on bro!
Powerful is not it. Skilled is.
@@JamaicaZ160R1793010A Skill directly translates into power. This is evident when you have an inexperienced fighter throw a punch and then immediately after, teach them how to focus the momentum of their body into force, ergo skill directly translates into power.
@@kenanderson4929 Not every single move does and you can only use so much power if you lack the skill. Let's not think skill is everything as it isn't.
I wish The Runaway didn’t include him using Seismic Sense, that way this was the first time we saw him use it.
"Please listen to me, we don't have to fight"
We waited 3 long years for this moment... Yall better start throwing hands.
They were going to.
Underated comment
"This ain't Naruto where you can talk your out" - Sun Tzu, I think
😂😂😂😂😂
That literally goes against Aang’s character.
Everybody gangsta until the tattoos start glowing.
#commentoftheyear
@@michealscott8499 #notevenclose
@@PotahtoSmaug #youbotharewrong
Aang a gangster but he ain't no west coast gangster
Master oogway bro can also glow
It’s sad but true, no kid’s cartoons will EVER go this hard anymore.
Clone Wars I would say went as hard.
@@WTC2014 "anymore" that means no cartoon nowadays can ever be this hard
Ashari Fadhilah A I agree with the other person. The clone wars went really hard if you saw the last 4 episodes and it ends in a very heartbreaking way but other than this and Clone wars, another one that comes to mind is FMAB(it’s anime though), it’s going to be very hard to see another cartoon go as hard as this.
@@150_asharifadhilaha2 Clone Wars season 7 came out recently
@@WTC2014 yeah i know, but Clone Wars is not a new cartoon tho. Why don't you get my point lol
We all knew Kyoshi was punching the air when Aang spared his life..
Kyoshi was probably the person Aang was talking to when he said “I’m not going to end it this way.”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 @@jamesxiaolong2199 very true
That or Yang Chen. She didn't play no games either yo.
I love how you can see him using every technique he’s learned on his journey... it’s so amazing the thought put into the animation
Yes! And it's not overkill, you know, very subtle. The entire show is that way though. Each character growing little by little piecing their past with their present and destiny. And before you know it, you're crying and yelling at screen, "That's my boy! Go Aang!"😭😊❤
Im the 420th like jyeahhh
the airbending shield around him is called the Air shield, and is only known by the avatar. he didn't learn it. just unleashing pure, badass, impenetrable, hell of a force field, summoned forth by his past incarnations
lol what about his octopus technique
@@animemageqo6741 how do you think he grabbed Ozai's leg for that wonderous slam
“AND NOW YOU WILL PAY THE ULTIMATE PRICE”
*turns on The Last Airbender movie*
I LAUGHED TOO HARD AT THIS🤣🤣
U get like
Nooo
You know when it's late at night and you try not to wake up your family but you accidentally end up laughing out loud???
Yeah... I'll see y'all in the spirit world
I actually laughed
Anyone else get Goosebumps when Aang starts talking in the Avatar state
I think this was the first and only time he did that.
@@touchedme1637 It definitely wasn't. He's talked through other past Avatars.
Gonzo Productions wasn’t this the only time in the show they’ve shown him talking while in the avatar state through the voices of ALL past avatars?
2FarGone not really. When Toph said that the sandbenders put a muzzle on Appa, he entered the Avatar State and welp, goosebumps.
Anyone else here that one voice that isnt shouting
The best animated show ever created! Still fills me with so much emotion watching this and I’m 28 now! I remember in 2006 I was still in elementary school and I still get the same goosebumps 18 years later
Same here man 😮. This was 10/10
I feel like we're another silent generation brother. We ate it, thing after thing. But all the boys I know our age -- not to exclude, only to describe what I've noticed -- we all are touched by these certain stones. Avatar, Nolan's Batmans. I think we're a very sensitive group. I feel we care truly about balance and learned so much of our voice from these gifts like Avatar.
Same here too
Aang showed mercy to his biggest enemy. Fire Lord couldn't even show mercy to his own son.
"it was to teach him respect!"
"IT WAS CRUEL AND IT WAS WRONG!!!!"
From Ozai’s perspective, it was probably an even crueler punishment. It’s like Magneto losing his mutant abilities or the Riddler being lobotomized instead of killed. What worse punishment is there for someone obsessed with power, than to be forced to live the rest of his life without his precious power?
@@Sanguiluna I mean, atleast he gets to live the rest of his life lol
He is actually the Phoenix king azula is the fire lied now untill she turns into phcyco
@@byronwolf8692 that in itself is a punishment XD
Why is no one talking about the fact that aang redirected a comet enhanced lightning by the most powerful firebender without ever using that ability and WITHOUT the avatar state?
I mean Iroh was stronger but i get ur point
@@inversehash5020 Iroh may be the only other person besides the Avatar that could rival Ozai, but Iroh admitted he wasn't sure if he could beat his brother. This should tell you how powerful Ozai is when even Iroh doubted himself.
Ryan Wright Iroh said that it would have been senseless violence at the end of the day brother killing brother. I think he would of beat ozai if he didn’t have those doubts.
Ryan Wright Does anyone else find it weird that we never once saw Ozai and Iroh on screen together, what’s up with that?
@@ryanw5500 Iroh also thought itd be best if the avatar defeated ozai and not him
I remember I was at my grandparents when this episode first aired. It was about the time for us to leave, and my dad was calling to us saying it’s time to go. We yelled back to him AANG IS FIGHTING THE FIRELORD!, and he came running and sat on the couch with us and we watched it, it was awesome
That’s awesome. W dad
Sweet
Rare W🎉
that's beautiful
Much better father than Ozai 😅
Aang running away at 4:58 and hiding in an earth ball was so sad. He’s just a kid that never asked for any of this.
He's technically 112 years old 🤣🤣
@@Motokoo25 he's still a child whatsoever
@@Motokoo25Spent 100 of that in cold storage
True. It's part of what makes this scene pure gold. And the more satisfying when Ozai's lack of mercy is what ends up unlocking the avatar state again, so he gets to see if he's still so tough against a force of nature.
@@Motokoo25true but mentally & biologically speaking he's still that 12 yr old boy
The fact that Aang used Toph's method seeing Ozai’s moves by the ground and then one of the first moves Katara showed to him to put down the fires makes me happy
it's called sensing with your feet , an ability which was taught by Toph
and also an ability which can be learned in real life
@@ManLikeEddy not at this level
@@ManLikeEddy The actual name of the ability(in the show) is called Seismic Sense. It's a cool ability
@@ManLikeEddy Toph acutally uses the sonic waves from her mouth
TOAA8 Nah, that was just one of the things the Ember Island Players got wrong.
Can't believe clips of this 10 year old masterpiece are being uploaded still.
It's because there's gonna be a real life show. They have to make sure people don't miss that.^^
Well, that's what masterpieces do. They pop up all the time since they are usually timeless.
god damn i´m getting old
And get 33K likes within a day.
Kizza mate you finally made it you fuckin druggo
Ozai: "come out little boy"
Also ozai: "this isn't my boss music"
Perfect.
Perfect.
That's rough, buddy
Perfect.
Perfect
They don't make final battles like this anymore. Avatar was truly peak.
What about Boboiboy Galaxy season 1, where Boboiboy fought against Captain Vargoba? Boboiboy Light and Boboiboy Solar were very epic.
"Your free trial of firebending has expired."
-Avatar Aang, Master of the takesies backsies technique
I love this comment so much
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Here's one detail I haven't seen in the comments yet: This was the first time Aang left the Avatar state without fainting or collapsing. Really shows how he has become a fully realized Avatar.
Devon Stein
Because the block is gone and he is complete with the help of his friends and mentors. Especially Zuko and Iroh
Yeah seems every fully realised avatar glows for like a second then it goes away but they have the power of the avatar state which aang does at the end to clear the water.
Took him long enough! He's had 96-100 yearssssss
I wouldn’t say fully realized but still
@@adido1438 He's fully realised because two things happen right after he does it. 1, he does the first waterbending move he learned but this time on a massive scale, 2, then the music plays the Avatar theme with the melody.
Everybody gangsta until the avatar grabs your goatee.
Thought he was gonna rip that off
That was funny
Lol
lol
😂😂😂
The story telling to get here. The animation and voice acting. The contempt in ozias voice the fear on aangs face. The stakes being high. The anger of the fully realized avatar state with the cold destruction in mind. Then the gentle nature of a kid that respects life winning out. This is true storytelling. This is what we need more of.
Ozai was really prepared for this Battle, He even wore pants this time.
Lol
The real question is, did he study for his math test?
He learned to hide his royal parts...
@@bongodongo9229 no, that's why he lost, because he didn't add "Aang gives himself Creative Mode" to the equation
They're brown now though.
I love how all of Aang's masters are represented in this. He retracks lightning because of Zuko, he can sense Ozai sneaking up on him because of Toph and he puts out the fire with the first move Katara ever taught him. Amazing how the writers made each of them important in this final battle.
Roos van Bommel and what did Sokka teach him😂
@@GPOP66 How to run :D
SNEAK ATTACK!
What about jeong jeong and pakku
@@zeno4107 you can't really call joeng joeng his master since they didn't get to the gist of fire bending before they parted ways. And with pakku we see to little of the actual teaching of aang.
I love how even 10 years after the show ended, videos are still getting 5+ million views in a matter of days
This show will go down as one of the greatest TV series ever made
I think it also helps that this show is based in a made up work, so that way it never really ages or goes out of style.
Aman Smith-martin Korra was a good continue
Aman Smith-martin korra was weird asf dont @ me 💀💀
it’s already one of the greatest tv series ever made
ATLAB and LOK are both amazing shows
"FIRE LORD OZAI... YOU AND YOUR FOREFATHERS HAVE DEVASTATED THE BALANCE OF THIS WORLD, AND NOW, YOU SHALL PAY THE ULTIMATE PRICE" Aang said calmly
Aang: Agh! Call an ambulance! Call an ambulance! BUT NOT FOR ME
*his eyes start glowing*
OH GOD AHAHHAHAHAHAHA
But not for me in the avatar state voice
laser collection reference?
@@Zouzack Nice guess but it's from the video with the old man and a robber blaaaaaaaaaa!!!
LOL
This show really had 7-11 year olds sitting on the edge of their seat in silence watching two literal SOULS battle. The most climactic scene had no cool tricks, no cool camera panning, no movement. And we were STILL biting our nails. Incredible
Everything else stopped during that one night too when it premired that hype was the real thing. Nothing interrupted it.
It would air so late at night but damn...I'd still stay up waiting for it
This show still has me as a 20 year old doing the exact same thing lol
man, this show ain't just for kids, even me a 19 yr old is still having goosebumps just watching it
The camera is literally spinning, mirroring the audience who likely spun at the edge of their seats as a build-up to a huge moment occurred.
0:54 let's all acknowledge Momo's loyalty. My man was about to ride into battle with Aang to do damage.
Fr tho
Imagine appa tho that tail going slap and bam fire lord defeated
Momo would probably do to Ozai what he did to Zhao in the siege of the north
Momo would use his godly earthbending and destroy ozai.idk why aang asked him to go.if momo didn't go the fight would've been 2 seconds long
ikr
The best moment for me is hands down at 7:48 when he shoots pebbles the size of mere golfballs so fast that they explode like grenades.
Just imagining that happening irl, is literal nightmare fuel.
Combined with the seriousness & intensity of the music this gives me chills every time.
Aang hits the rock with his back.
Ozai: Why do I hear boss music?
This is an underrated comment
Wait didn't Aang say he took Ozais fire bending? What about lighting bending?
@@reikosta4861 i think his bending in general. Also, i dont think there exists any character that is able to do lightning bending without being able to do fire bending. I think its like an extension of fire bending. Just like earth bending's extensions are metal and lava, and water bending's blood bending
@@christiansoenggoro probably.
@@reikosta4861 Lightning bending is an extension of the fire bending. Without fire bending he can't use lightning bending
I remember being a kid watching the world premier of this and getting so hyped at "Momo time for you to go"
I had goosebumps everywhere
The signal that it is about to go down
Yes! This! I remember as a kid when the day of the black sun part 2 aired, i thought that was going to be the final episode of avatar and i was so thrilled and sad at the same time. But then they dumped a bunch of extra episodes on us, Zuko joining, Aang learning airbending etc. This is absolutely the best show i've ever seen
SAME!!!!
OK so it’s not just me?!?! 😭 Aang was like “I’m a man now and I gotta handle my business” 💯
I love that his last counter-attack to Ozai's fire is airbending at his normal form.
Isn't it Earth bending??
@@sarah12232 it's the last one bro. The one when ozai try to use his fire breath
@@ahmadraihan1667 I have rewatched this series a hundred times but I never noticed that it was a counter attack for Ozai's fire breath!!! I thought he just bursted out that gust of wind so that he'd look the fk up damn.
Wow I never noticed Ozai was using fire breathing at that moment until now! Always finding cool things I missed about this show
I noticed that but what I prefer is the fact that he didn't counter the fire breath with an air blast from his mouth; it made Aang look so much more majestic as opposed to blowing the fire away.
One really cool detail I noticed is that by the end of the fight, Ang’s shirt is burned away, but his pants are still there. I think it’s because those pants were made in the fire nation and are probably resistant to fire
Well… we dont want to see aang naked right?😂😂😂
@@quochuydang2854 yeah that’s probably the real reason but just like to think that it’s this reason lol
His nightmare about fighting the fire lord without pants inspired him to find the most durable pair in the world
Like a Hulk @@DogsRNice
You can see how Aang was mannerly raised by the monks when His first word for Ozai when they faced each other was "Please-"
Kevin Rivera lol
Canadian heritage confirmed.
Bjorn Lothbrook imagine Aang going
Into the avatar state, hurting someone by accident and then just start profusely apologizing
Sang knew he was on a kids show
Yeah but apparently he’s a mannerless colony slob
The moment “they” grabbed Ozai’s goatee, Ozai knew he wasn’t getting out of that one
y o because he was in the avatar state, so aang and countless other people are in one body so he was just referring to all of them
@y o All avatars was holding that goatee alongside Aang
Because in the Avatar State all previous avatars are living through one person one body so it was like all of them were fighting fire lord ozai
Who could? Not a single bender could possibly beat a fully realized avatar in the avatar state! No blood bending or lava bending could beat it. Azula was the only one to sneak in an attack on one of them and nearly ended the cycle! Wow! And people still have the nerve of saying she was some weak brat... 😔🥱
nahhh this man ozai knew it was gg
Aang getting hurt in his back be like: Ughh, call an ambulance, call an ambulance...
BUT NOT FOR ME...
Giornos theme starts
Or last surprise
My first time watching it I thought he fr died 💀
@@elbobo6997 same
Aang, what would happened if someone or something hit that scar on your back?
Aang (/ Bane) : That would be very painful... for YOU.
@Mc no that’s not my real name 😂 I think it means “dummy” in spanish
Anyone watching Aang vs Ozai in 2025?
I watched it on new years
Me
so werid this comment can be true
Am here right now lol
I wish people stop making these comments
I wish Toph could have seen every earthbending Aang did in this fight. She would have been proud of Twinkletoes.
you hella know she sensed the fight from those 2 miles away
She's blind!
@@naxionkryelight951 BUT SHE CAN SENSE USING EARTHBENDING!
@@paullacman7774 but she's not on the ground
@@paullacman7774 Not on the plane though
I love how Aang countered him at the end without the Avatar state, using Toph's teachings, showing off how truly talented he was even without the Avatar state.
Yes i love this scene so much
Yeah bro. Sensing with earth always looks awesome. Even when toph's daughter does it in legend of korra, it seems awesome.
Another thing to note is that Aang, an Airbender, used a technique from toph, and earhbender (aka Aangs hardest element to learn) to counter Ozai's attack. Really shows how Aangs grown as the avatar
@@badatmathhh yeah
anime profile picture and that he actually mastered the elements so well in that short amount of time
That earth-rock-machine gun is the most terrifying thing on this show.
Its my favorite move in that fight
7:50 I've always loved that.
I always liked the blast of wind so strong it degrades rock in seconds
The sound design of it is brutally unique. Every other move in the show has either "oomph" or "whoosh" behind it, but that one move is PIERCING. It splinters. It's a shrapnel blunderbuss
Terrifies me realizing those rocks were practically compressed boulders
I’m 35 now, and this show takes me back to when I was 16 or 17. I never would’ve chosen to watch it on my own, but my younger brother insisted. It felt a bit childish at first, but a few episodes in, it became a ritual for the whole family. Even my mom couldn’t wait for new episodes to drop! What seemed like a simple cartoon evolved into something deeply profound. To this day its my favorite show of all time. The themes, storytelling, and art direction transcend the medium , it’s pure creative perfection. It resonates just as strongly today as it did back then. I still get emotional thinking about certain scenes from the show. Years later i got my wife into it, cant wait until my daughter gets old enough so we can all watch together.
Remember: This Show started FIFTEEN years ago. what a timeless masterpiece.
I an younger than first episodes. Thats funny
Wow almost 2 decades that’s crazy
Fuck I’m old
I first watched ATLA when I was 6 lol
and its coming back as well for another season on netflix with the original crew
Lord Ozai: Come on out little boy, you're about to --
*"I have made a severe and continuous lapse in my judgment"*
_MATCH BEGINS IN 5..._
4
@@COCO-tm3gp btw how you text like that?
@@soup7798 3
@@COCO-tm3gp 2
"Momo, time for you to go."
Love how the writers and animators use Momo to signify when the conflict begins and when it truly ends.
Michael Morphew The perfect shoo out the clowns moment
at 4:14 you see directly how scared ozai was when aang stopped the lightning and near gave him his own kind of power back since ozai dont know how to stopp and direct it in other way
When Aangs back hit that pointy rock and had all that flashbacks is the same as when I hit my small toe against my bedpost
Same for me when I step on a Lego.
Both over used jokes...
*But you don't get flashbacks so it's not the same thing.*
@@prot07ype87 or awesome awakening powers
and some newly discovered language of your own
"Fire Lord Ozai, you and your forefathers have devastated the balance of this world and now you shall pay the ultimate price!"
Matt Gerrish the combined Avatars voices are so epic!
goosebumps.
He should have killed him
*Few pebbles and a splash of water*
“Actually never mind lol”
Who else got chills when Aang used Toph’s “Seismic Sense”!!!
🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️
Oh absolutely, and that moment when he bursts and follows Ozia right after the earth gatling gun move, his face sends shivers at that moment
Mememe
honestly one of the best moments in this fight
Why do you talk like Toph is the owner of Seismic Sense?. Toph is just know as the user of it not the owner
Next generation will never understand what a masterpiece this is😢
First episode: The boy in the iceberg.
Last episode: Avatar Aang.
Progresss yeesssirr
12:58
Copy
@@funguscow Oh wow what a crime i just committed lock me up. Bro this is the Internet......
Please enlighten me and show me a law that says that I can't do that... what do you gain from taking time out of your day just to say "copy".
@@Quincy_010_ Never said you couldn't, you just don't show respect to those around you. You're the Amy Schumer of YT.
Justin Vannest had the same thing. You just changed the format lol.
Love how he uses a special "skill" from each of his friends: Katara's whip, Zuko's lightning redirection and Toph's vibration sensing.
They are his masters after all
Can you really call that "Zuko's" though, when we can see it was Iroh who used it first and taught it to Zuko? Though Iroh was always a friend of the Avatar and was nothing but friendly and kind to him. So I GUESS that counts?
Kara Noelle Iroh invented it but Zuko is the one who taught Aang
山本美巌 thank you.
And Sokka's boomerang..
The fight in a nutshell:
Aang: *Call an ambulance*
Also Aang: *BUT NOT FOR ME*
😭😭
EXACTLY.
💀💀💀
Yes
Yes
And most importantly
Yes
Aang: "But seriously, I got this wicked hole in my spine now so I could probably use one too..."
Every piece of this fight is amazing, but I've gotta comment on how at 0:28, I get CHILLS every time I listen to and watch Ozai using his firebending at full + enhanced power. Truly menacing.
I love that the Avatar state is genuinely terrifying instead of being solely some convenient plot armour we root for.
When he’s in that state, its no longer just Aang, but raw and epic power. like a force of nature.
I was always glad that the power of the Avatar state was on some level influenced by the level of power Aang already had. Like his Avatar state by the end of the series is way more powerful than the initial one. I don't think he could've beat Ozai with the Avatar State when the show started
@topple aang wouldn't win if he never used the avatar state, the rock stabbing him in the back was the final straw
Its Kyoshi state
@@MegaAJCProductions idk, he'd still have the power of the past lives, but clearly his body could barely handle the strain until here as he always collapses after it's use
Want was like surprise!
The fact that this is the only interaction between Ozai and Aang in the entire series makes it so much better.
I agree completely. I've definitely thought this in past watch throughs of the series. Any time you see Ozai earlier in the series he is shrouded by fire. He doesn't have any character progression beyond "Evil Dude" and I love that. Too many shows now days over develop the main baddy with insight into their motivation and reasoning. Is it too much to just accept the evil guy does evil things?
I just realized Avatar state is aang is where all the past avatars merge with him meaning technically rokus there and has a SERIOUS personal axe to grind lol
Yeah it’s the best writing I’ve ever seen. Two enemies made from events in the world around them and not from interaction. The first time they met was the finale and it felt right! Writers need to take notes from this show
“We finally meet. Should we fight now?”
“I guess, that’s what everyone was waiting for, right?”
Sabia @@Power_TheInfinityGod
Aang: I cannot use the Avatar State...
Pointy rock: I'm gonna do what's called a "pro gamer move"
Haha the pointy rock is a teensy bit convenient, but I think I can forgive it under "Rule of Cool" regulations.
🤣🤣
XD
Thank you Azula for that wound
or it could have been
Ozai to Aang: i'm gonna push you to that wall so you die hahaha
Aang: HOLY SHI-
pointy rock to Ozai: i'm bout to end this man's whole career
this is one of those animated fights i’ve been watching again and again since i was a child and it has never failed to leave me with my mouth open in amazement
Indeed
You, me, and our entire generation.
Aang was basically like: "you have lost your bending privileges, learn to play fair next time"
Funny, did laugh
Funny, did laugh
Except there's not a next time
funny, did laugh
Funny, did laugh
Everybody gangsta until Twinkle Toes becomes Twinkle Glows.
This comment has me weak omg
Twinkle Toes glow tho
LOL
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
🤣 yes
The most exciting part about this entire scene is the chin grab and you know it. Will never get tired of the look on the poor guy's face when he realized he messed up.
I wouldn’t say “poor guy” though
@@sadsader100yearsago9 He turned into a poor guy
The first time I watched this I was 15, at that moment I just thought "YES! YES! YEEEEEES!"
The fight literally ends at that exact second. And Ozai knows it, hence why he started running after Aang yeeted him across the valley
@@RGK93 is that a jojo reference
“I took away your fire bending” I don’t know why but the delivery of that line was always so perfect to me. So Ang, no anger, no frustration, no humiliation, just control, inner peace and the will to stick to his morals.
It's so beautiful. He is Avatar Aang when he remains his most human, not when he uses his most power. Otherwise he would just be "the Avatar" (which is how people who don't know him call him throughout the show).
I really like Ozai's realization of the Avatar's strength.
Fight begins: I do have the power. _I have all the power in the world!_
When he is easily overpowered, he finally admits it: *Even with all the power in the world* (you are still weak). He acknowledges how strong the Avatar can be, but doesn't associate the power of the Avatar with Aang as an individual until Aang removes his bending permanently.
Such a fantastic resolution.
Aang basically flexed on Ozai by showing that he’s also a BENDER bender.
He might have also referred to aang not killing him and therefore being too weak to take someone’s life even when possessing all the power in the world. It would fit his character well too.
There’s a way that ozai could’ve got his bending back lol
I think that’s what he meant too
To be honest, that kinda sucked.
How does the so called Fire Lord plan on taking the Avatar without considering he is the Avatar? There was never a Battle, just a careless child trying to prove himself to a Lord (and the child is not Aang).
**Ozai shoots lightning at Aang**
Aang: Call an ambulance!
**Aang redirects it and aims at Ozai**
Aang: _but not for me_
HHAHAHA
I think ATLA comment sections are some of the best on TH-cam and this is a prime example of that notion
Thank you for the laugh
I thought he would use the lightning against Aang while he was in the avatar state, it probably wouldn’t have affected him anyway
@@Darihandsome890 not anymore since Zuko thought him how to redirect it
Past avatars didnt know how to do it so they were defensless aganist azula's lightning. Its a style takes time and not very lethal but if used properly can be turned into a strike very hard to avoid and lethal and Azula was capeble of such strike
after Zuko told him to redirect it even in Avatar state Aang will grant avatar state knowladge of how to redirect it just like all other avatars doing it.
Aang's dream: Firelord has no pants
Actual battle: Firelord ONLY has pants
Hmm, how the turntables
Heschewingonit he’s the firelord, duh
@Heschewingonit yes, really hot
dj fulford wha?
xD
This scene from a kid's show has over 75 million views on it. Crazy when you think about it.
Ozai was chasing Aang
but everything changed when the Avatar State attacked
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
Long ago the Fire nations lived together in harmony
Then everything changed when the avatar attacked
Everybody gangsta til the eyes light up
@@TheRyanMode till avatar starts glowing
And when he needed it most, ozai's bending vanished
It’s funny that you say this because Aang could’ve defeated Ozai before the Avatar state if he just blasted him with the lighting.
Ozai at the beginning: “I don’t know the meaning of the word fear!”
Ozai when aang grabs him: “Fear, noun: a state of terror!”
**The word "Fear" has been added into the dictionary**
Greatest. Comment. Ever....😂😂😂😂
xDDD that was funnier than it should have been
This is the funniest comment ever 🤣
Looney Tunes reference? 🤣
I LOVE that the creators fought for the epic orchestral score. Nick didn't want to spend the extra money but they wouldn't budge and they got it. It adds so much to an already epic finale
Agreed, the score in the season finale really puts it over the top.
Didn't the entire show have orchestrated music?
Vetarlit Torf not a full orchestra no
@@vetarlittorf1807 No. Mostly composed digitally with a few instruments. They went all out in the Legend of Korra though
Hard to imagine the fight with a different score. It's clear that some of the battle animations are purposely in sync with it.
6:27 that moment definitely made my entire life! So freaking well made! 😭
This is not a cartoon, this is a life lesson
Couldn’t have said it better.
Whats the lesson, may i know?
@@mohammedavdul5247 I think the life lesson is power isn't everything idk
The life lesson is uncle iroh's the best person ever
Be like uncle iroh
Everything , i hate it when they say its a kid show, its not, its just a masterpiece
It is so satisfying to watch Ozai's smug, arrogant, vicious demeanor turn to desperate abject terror.
Just like her daughter
Stop use Epik big word
@@AzzyYT7 are you dumb
Same thing pretty much happened when Super Sayian 2 Gohan was crushing Perfect Cell at the time.
When you think you are so high up and you think no one can surpass you, and then someone does...you lose focus and go into denial.
Is this about the lightning scene or the Avatar state one?
Seeing everything he’s learned, seeing with his feet, redirecting lightning, using the Avatar State, and even his newest trick, removing bending, coming together to end it was brilliant.
Don't forget, the first lesson Katara taught him, pushing and pulling the water to extinguish the flames
@@geoff3731 WAIT!WATER CAN EXTINGUISH FLAMES?
Don't forget Toph's rock armor she used to train Aang
his stance when he came out of the rubble would make toph so happy lol
I love how when the avatar state is triggered every single time in this series, it's accompanied by a horror track. Because it IS supposed to be scary. Aang isn't in control of his own body, reacting purely on fight or flight, filled to the brim with unquestionable power and heartbreaking emotions/stress. That's scary. But after Ozai is defeated, after protecting the legacy of the air benders by not killing and being in total control of himself and the avatar state, it's accompanied with a heroic, hopeful orchestra.
Aang : "Please listen to me. We don't have to fight."
Ozai : "Understandable. Have a nice day."
Y’know what avatar? You’re absolutely right
Credits roll
*credits song plays* ocean man, take me by the hand-
@@cocsukervimcemt
*The credits then get burned.*
*An anonymous figure is seen.*
Fail Meep *Avatar, now that I am the fire lord I have an army trained to capture you...* screen fades to black
When he’s in the planet of elements, I find it so cool how you can tell which element he’s about to bend by his movements. The creators of this show took their time and did their research and it shows.
Kaamiishuu U me too man. It’s top tier. You can always tell the different styles of bending
Its because every element represents a different real life fighting style
@@sonsofaxe5367 true XD
research? u mean he sat there and used his creativity and logic
Both, as said above, each bending is based on a real fighting style so yes, you can tell which one is about to bend by watching the moves
I always thought it was so cool that Aang used Toph's technique at the end of this fight instead of the Avatar state. It was tactful writing and paid tribute towards all the actual training Aang went through.
Aang used all the techniques he's learned, the fire roar that zuko taught him, the push and pull technique katara taught him and the vibration vision that toph taught him.
@@bgill6623 Well, and the energy bending that the lion turtle taught him. I love how Korra further explores what is possible with energy bending.
Love that too, instead of throwing all of that out and relying all on OP avatar state, the fully journey meant something, great writing.
@@break1146 I honestly think they went too far with energy bending. It got a little ridiculous in Korra
@@bgill6623 I think you meant redirecting lightning.
7:27 bro really became a dark souls boss. Even the music
Aang: I can't use the Avatar State...
Rock: I'm about to BEGIN this whole man's career.
Ha! Nice
Neverland4Life start*
hahahahahaha
*again
More like: I got your back, bro
I have watched ATLA a thousand times in a thousand lifetimes. Now, I must do it once again.
Avatar roku words
Roku is that you? 😂
same and i just finished it again so ig its time to do it again
it’s been 15 years and you’ve had 1000 lifetimes?
It’s sad that i immediately know which episode and scene this quote Is from
One of the best shows in history
Agreed
Not rly.
Aang: *gets slammed against a conveniently pointy rock*
Aang: So anyway, I started blasting.
Darth Maul yes
Darth Maul they can float and make fire
Darth Maul small
Hahahah, so true
Darth Maul BC He baby
Aang should count himself lucky that Ozai didn’t whip out a mathematics test at the end.
yeah man, hes like reaallllly lucky u know
Or he didn’t show up to the fight with no pants on
Moral of the story?
Always revise
He must learn to bend an abacus 👍😂
"Avatar, you have finally arrived...7x12?"
"What?"
*7x12*
When aang hides in that earth ball, that’s the moment you realize that despite being a nearly fully realized avatar…he’s still a kid…..with a monumental task.
A task that he never asked for nor wanted.
He's isn't even near fully realized avatar yet.
And too kind to fight to properly deal with Ozai.
@mrwerewolfvampire I wouldn't say that. Aang has gotten more aggressive and willing to fight as the series goes on. Don't get me wrong he still prefers peace above aggression but he views it as more necessary and he came at Ozai a few times with relatively aggressive attacks
@@tierefuerimmer9635Aang was told he was the Avatar 4 years earlier than normal. It's traditionally the age of 16 not 12. By time Aang was 16 he was already a fully fledged Avatar while 99% of Avatar's that ever lived were just starting to master their 2nd element lol
Never gets old no matter how many times I watch
It’s been at least 12 years since I first watched this as a little kid and it is still as great as it’s always been
The sound effects they did in this show were amazing. You could always feel the impact of the earth, the heat of the fire, the flow of the water, and the gusts of air in the wind as every bender used the elements to their will.
The fire at 8:48 sounds absolutely incredible
Even when aang is taking away ozais bending, it sounds almost... Cosmic. Love it
Lancelottlebits earth bending is my favorite bending sound
Where can I find the foley? I NEED IT
Everybody Remember that this all started because Sokka forgot to wash his dirty socks.
Oh my gosh. This is now the proof I need to procrastinate on laundry. If I do it too soon, the avatar can’t be free.
not pleasant
Wait appa can talk XD
@@RedRoyalex Only can understand like this jokes who watched avatar ten thousand times
Sexist man doesn’t wash dirty socks so sister uses magic water and the world is saved
*Avatar state unlocks
Kyoshi: Oh finally. Roku, get outta here. Give me the wheel
Underrated comment
She was like "FINALLY! Roku, MOVE-"
@@tayfun4688 probably she's saying move, or you will be moved!
Meanwhile Ozai - Why do i hear boss music?
@iamchrispaez TV cause kyoshi is one of the more ruthless avatars
This cartoon is one of the reasons i grew up a man that i am today. The cultures and wisdom, about hate love, friendship, family, nature and war.
Its something every single child of the new generation should watch.
Even at the moment of his most anger and hate 10:00 after all of what the fire nation has done, he learned to forgive. Instead of becoming a monster like Ozai, he decided to spare him.