Another episode that makes me tearbend. It's a tough watch, but I love that they dedicated a whole episode to Appa after we hadn't seen him for a while.
Showrunners basically said "oh, did us taking the sweetest, most wise animated grandpa figure for you and breaking him down into tears break you? Well in case it didn't, let's take a big fluffy lovable animal who you've already seen be kidnapped and haven't seen since now be put through multiple forms of animal cruelty to the point of not trusting humans and then being kidnapped and imprisoned again!"
I'm 37 years old and this show still makes me cry. Tales of Ba Sing Se always gets me..and this one. It's awesome seeing younger people discovering this show. ❤(I'm aware that this comment makes me sound like I'm 100)
Poor Appa going through so much and all to just get back to Aang. This episode honestly made the separation even more heartbreaking. The promise to always be together broken and how they both dreamt of each other... I also loved how despite Appa being a non-talking character, there's still so much emotional depth to everything in this episode.
Aang holds back, the few times he actually goes all out he's insanely powerful even without the avatar state. If he didn't hold back he'd literally flatten villages. Toph too, to an extent to be fair.
Appa and Momo (i think all the animals) are voiced by none other than the legendary Dee Bradley Baker. Also known for being Numbah 4 from KND, Klaus from American Dad, and the Star Wars clone troopers. Also, this episode won a Humane Society Genesis award for its depixtion of animal cruelty im the circus. Just a 10/10 episode for real
tbf he skipped the last step (or two?) on the way to mastery bc he invented a new move. and the new move was the air scooter 😭 not exactly the greatest air bending tool of all time. so he’s not realllllly a full fledged master but still the 🐐
@@broidk8291to get your mastery tattoos, you can master all the forms, or you can master all but one (I forgot the exact number) and then invent your own. So it’s valid 😁 he’s the youngest master so far.
tbh its less that air isnt an offensive element and more that the monks who raised aang just raised him to think that way, which will be huge for the story coming up so its a good thing to keep in mind when aang is battling with his own morals and whats the right thing to do. i feel like there really isnt one element that truly is more deadly than the last, its just your imagination with each element that dictates how deadly each can be if they were real
The tattoos that Aang has means that he's an air bending master that's why he has them in order to get them if I'm not wrong I believe you have to invent a new air bending move and the air scooter which is move he does where he sits on a air ball that's called the air scooter and is the move he invented which is why he got his tattoos so then the monks deemed him a young master
I thin usually its mastering the airbending techniques and/Or mastering a certain number and creating your own. With the air scooter, Aang got the master status.
@@karenlovely6405 but its important to remember he almost mastered all the bending techniques before the air scooter, thats why he is so op against zuko in season 1, its not even a challenge for him to beat zuko
Avatar came out when I was in college and watched a lot of anime (often bootleg because the vast majority of anime wasn't even licensed for the USA). Most of my friends (and my) reaction was to say that Avatar "is a really good dub of an anime" because kids cartoons from the USA weren't this deep and we were used to dubbing companies carefully editing out "adult" themes like death and alcohol from anime because "cartoons are for kids". Then we were all flabbergasted that this is an English cartoon that was first run airing on Nickelodeon.
Im not going to be ready for this live action scene when they torture Appa like this. I will be interested in that Suki vs. Azula scene though. I'm here for that...
Air is actually one of the most dangerous elements but Aang would never use it in a lethal way even if he knew how. You can take the air from people’s lungs and stop them breathing and his attacks are almost invisible and could carry needles or blades to cut them along with blow them away. This is canon things airbenders could do. But airbenders aren’t warriors but monks and don’t seek violence. Through achieving enlightenment it is said airbenders can fly without gliders and float and fly freely but this requires detachment from earth which they gave up to be with the air bison whom bond for life and keep airbenders attached to the world and not flying around like supermen
Maddie: Can you cut that out, I feel like people will flame me for that. (nobody gonna flame you for it, dw) Carter: I'll cut it out, dw. *Carter -- Doesn't cut it out*
I love this series so much, it floods me with nostalgic memories. I used to watch it with all my siblings and my mom when it first aired. Also, do check out Korra after this, it's another fantastic show worth watching.
Este episodio fue vastante triste porque Appa sufrió mucho y al final no pudo encontrar a Ang😭😭😭😭 Por cierto muchachos...vieron el nuevo trailer de Avatar ??? Esta nueva versión se ve vastante bien😁😁😁😁saludos desde Argentina 🥰🇦🇷
air is most combat element their is but you have use it in evil ways like sucking the air out someone or creating a vortex so they cant get air and Aang is pure good of heart
Makes me cry every single time. Same with Iroh's Tale. I have seen the entire series over 20 times throughand I can quote every single one liner, Iroh line, two liners, speach, and funny scenes. (It's bad.)
I am happy to see Maddie here seems or appears to understand hopefully or already of Appa and Aang's strong and unbreakable bond, friendship and general relationship before the Hundred Year War and since Aang and Appa were way younger than they are even in The Storm episode flashback or backstory, before Aang became an airbending master and got his airbending master tattoos because of his original invention and mastery of the air scooter, and it also seems or appears that she now hopefully or already understands why Aang thought, spoke, acted and behaved the way he did in The Desert episode with Toph, the rest of the team, and with the sandbenders, with his sudden lost of Appa, which is not just his pet, but also his only actual connection to his people, ethnicity, nation and nationality, the air temples, and his culture, customs, beliefs, traditions and spirituality as an Air Nomad and a monk, all before the Hundred Year War, and that also has a strong and unbreakable bond, friendship and general relationship with him, all before he met Katara, Sokka, Momo and Toph.
also Aang bested Katara with Water bending with stuff she had been practicing the same moves for months he got all of them in minutes and figure how to do a tittle wave a move she couldn't figure out and Aang beat Tough in earth match showing he is better than both of them.
I think what you guys forget with the discussion about airbending being about escaping, is only in terms on combat. That said, the fact that air is EVERYWHERE makes it the most dangerous element, especially if you can control how it works. Could easily make people's lungs explode. Then again, water bending and firebending and earth bending can go just as deep too.
Air is not even close to the most dangerous bending. People act like getting hit by a boulder and caving in your chest would be a walk in the park. Or getting electrocuted or flame throwered to death would be any less brutal. And water is by far the most OP that it’s practically a joke. Literally all of them you’re dead if you just let a bender do whatever they want to you
You're absolutely right that airbending, especially when mastered, can be incredibly powerful and dangerous. The ability to manipulate the air around you, which is an essential element for life, can be used in a variety of ways to harm others. As you mentioned, a skilled airbender could potentially suffocate someone by removing the air from their lungs. They could also use air currents to generate powerful gusts of wind that could cause serious injury or even death. Additionally, airbending could be used to create sonic blasts that could rupture eardrums or even cause internal damage. While other bending arts like waterbending, firebending, and earthbending also have their own unique and destructive capabilities, airbending's pervasiveness and versatility make it particularly dangerous. The fact that air is everywhere means that there is no escape from it, and a skilled airbender could potentially unleash their power from a distance without even being seen. Of course, the ultimate danger of any bending art depends on the intentions of the bender. In the hands of a benevolent and skilled airbender, these powers can be used for healing, rescue, and protection. However, in the wrong hands, airbending can be a devastating weapon.
@@danielgardner3601 Air can be manipulated to negate all of what you've mentioned. If you have no air, none of those will work. High air pressure can turn earth into dust. Fire, water, and electricity also cannot exist without oxygen.
@@danielgardner3601 I agree that if we take each element to their extremes, then water is the most op, followed by air (flight). Water is the most flexible and it has the best hidden ability. But for the average bender who doesn't know any of the OP hidden techniques, then i feel like earth or fire are the best for average combat.
@@danielgardner3601 None of that would be a walk in the park, realisticly any element bending could kill a person easily(like you just describe it), however the main differene is that their attack has to get the person before it could kill them, and it requires a exeternal source(except for firebending and bloodbending but we will get to that) Air is already around the opponent all the person has to is suck the oxygen out of their lungs and that is game over. Even a super lightining attack from Azula could be blocked (like Toph did it) or dodged. Unless the opponent is a bloodbender/ a fully realized avatar, or a masterairbender there is really no counter to this.
Would you guys seriously consider reacting to the first episode of each of the big 3 in one video? For One Piece, I hope you watch the first episode of One Pace because it's the manga start. The anime start is different so you could react to both.
I know this is completely different from what you react to on this channel . I really want you guys to react to an indian movie trailer "ANIMAL" It's just amazing and i know this is out of nowhere and you guys don't post reaction to movie trailers and such on this channel but i really really want to see your reaction to this trailer.
Hot take, Azula can easily become the third best character behind Iroh and Zuko with either more backstory or a sequel following her mental rehab including childhood trauma/ issues with her patents and some sympathy from the Gaang. PLEASE REDEEM THE BADDIE!!!
Nah, I'm not with this modern trend of making badguys into protagonists or trying to portray them in a better light. She was a psycho even as a child in a loved home, there is no redemption.
@@CRAZEH247 Aaaah, cap… but that’s your take. I believe that the writers left hints to Azula’s inner pain and humanity. In “the beach”, when she looks deeply into the fire and says “my own mother thought I was a monster…” she is truly saddened by this reality, before quickly snapping back into her psychotic protective bubble, conditioned by her father and herself through his praise. Then, her mental breakdown allowed her suffering to seep through the cracks. She is still scarred from a lack of her mother’s love (which once again conflicted with her father’s praise, forcing her to repress her pain). I believe that if Zuko found his mother and she spoke with Azula (over many months) and Zuko and the Gaang put faith in her, allowing her to rejoin the family (probably without her bending initially), she could be redeemed. (Bit of a rant but I am passionate/ invested in Azula because so many hate her “toxic” personality and overlook the depth in her character. She also has an unparalleled, chilling and invigorating screen presence)
I dont think Azula can be redeemed. We see in flashbacks that she was always a terrible child. She only 14 for the majority of the show but we've seen enough of her for me to safely say that's just who she is. Zuko always struggled in his defined role because it wasn't who he truly was. Azula flourished in her role because it suits her she was exactly the kind of child Ozai needed. Azula gets opportunities for redemption in the comics and it never lasts. She always turns bad when she gets an opportunity.
Funny how everyone in the comments is just eating this shit up 😂 wow reacting with a group with a show that has been out and watched by everyone. Disappointed in the viewers for even tolerating this garbage. Disappointed in the "content creators" here just flat out lazy and lame. Yep this is TH-cam
This episode won an award for highlighting animal cruelty. truly a goated episode.
goat
Wait really I never knew that
@@ninja_guy2577 Yep. From the Humane Society
They knew what they were doing having sad episodes of Iroh and Appa back to back.
Should have been a crime frfr
Just in time for the good Ole season finale 😂
Suki knew she was outmatched and she STILL wanted all that smoke from Azula.
This episode is like:
**Emotional damage**
**Emotional damage**
**Emotional damage**
**Emotional damage**
**Critical Emotional damage**
**Emotional Damage** COMBO x3
**EMOTIONAL FATALITY**
Another episode that makes me tearbend. It's a tough watch, but I love that they dedicated a whole episode to Appa after we hadn't seen him for a while.
If Iroh song somehow doesn’t tearbend anyone Appa’s lost days certainly will.
Yeah Appa's lost days always makes me tear up and sad. :( I can't stand seeing animals hurt.
Showrunners basically said "oh, did us taking the sweetest, most wise animated grandpa figure for you and breaking him down into tears break you? Well in case it didn't, let's take a big fluffy lovable animal who you've already seen be kidnapped and haven't seen since now be put through multiple forms of animal cruelty to the point of not trusting humans and then being kidnapped and imprisoned again!"
I'm 37 years old and this show still makes me cry. Tales of Ba Sing Se always gets me..and this one. It's awesome seeing younger people discovering this show. ❤(I'm aware that this comment makes me sound like I'm 100)
Azula didn’t even need to to do bending against Suki. She going for style points
An ego thing maybe?
They were so messed up for having Leaves from the Vine in one episode, and following it immediately with this one 😭
Poor Appa going through so much and all to just get back to Aang. This episode honestly made the separation even more heartbreaking. The promise to always be together broken and how they both dreamt of each other...
I also loved how despite Appa being a non-talking character, there's still so much emotional depth to everything in this episode.
Aang holds back, the few times he actually goes all out he's insanely powerful even without the avatar state. If he didn't hold back he'd literally flatten villages. Toph too, to an extent to be fair.
I love Appa grappling that giant Wild Bore as if to say "Not today! Not today, a$$hole, not today!!". Appa just wrecked him.😂
Appa and Momo (i think all the animals) are voiced by none other than the legendary Dee Bradley Baker. Also known for being Numbah 4 from KND, Klaus from American Dad, and the Star Wars clone troopers. Also, this episode won a Humane Society Genesis award for its depixtion of animal cruelty im the circus. Just a 10/10 episode for real
Aang (at the moment) is the youngest air bender to achieve the rank of master at age 12. Truly one of the greatest air benders to ever live.
tbf he skipped the last step (or two?) on the way to mastery bc he invented a new move. and the new move was the air scooter 😭 not exactly the greatest air bending tool of all time. so he’s not realllllly a full fledged master but still the 🐐
@@broidk8291to get your mastery tattoos, you can master all the forms, or you can master all but one (I forgot the exact number) and then invent your own. So it’s valid 😁 he’s the youngest master so far.
@@broidk8291I mean hey if the monks excused it, it’s good enough for me 🤷♀️
Maddie about to get into fite mode when they say "sell him for parts".
We all felt that.
tbh its less that air isnt an offensive element and more that the monks who raised aang just raised him to think that way, which will be huge for the story coming up so its a good thing to keep in mind when aang is battling with his own morals and whats the right thing to do. i feel like there really isnt one element that truly is more deadly than the last, its just your imagination with each element that dictates how deadly each can be if they were real
and boy....do we learn
@@itsjustvin7630 Frfr I couldnt even fathom how you would use air offensively until we got to *spoiler*
Zaheer
After seeing what Za'here (Korra, book 3) was capable of, it definitely gets brutal
i cried for like 5 minutes straight appas lost days kills me.
The tattoos that Aang has means that he's an air bending master that's why he has them in order to get them if I'm not wrong I believe you have to invent a new air bending move and the air scooter which is move he does where he sits on a air ball that's called the air scooter and is the move he invented which is why he got his tattoos so then the monks deemed him a young master
no... they need to master a certain amount of techniques, aang needed 1 more to become a master and then he invented the air ball, but yea.
I thin usually its mastering the airbending techniques and/Or mastering a certain number and creating your own. With the air scooter, Aang got the master status.
@@karenlovely6405 but its important to remember he almost mastered all the bending techniques before the air scooter, thats why he is so op against zuko in season 1, its not even a challenge for him to beat zuko
@@skull1161 You are right. I was just commenting on how they become masters.
Appas lost days had me crying. Still don't think enough pain was dished out to those responsible.
This whole book/season is so good. Can't wait to keep rewatching it with you guys lol
11:57 proceeds to keep it in😂
Avatar came out when I was in college and watched a lot of anime (often bootleg because the vast majority of anime wasn't even licensed for the USA). Most of my friends (and my) reaction was to say that Avatar "is a really good dub of an anime" because kids cartoons from the USA weren't this deep and we were used to dubbing companies carefully editing out "adult" themes like death and alcohol from anime because "cartoons are for kids". Then we were all flabbergasted that this is an English cartoon that was first run airing on Nickelodeon.
Im not going to be ready for this live action scene when they torture Appa like this. I will be interested in that Suki vs. Azula scene though. I'm here for that...
Appa’s my favoriteee. This episode always makes me tear up
If you think this cartoon won’t make your grown ass cry think again 😂
Air is actually one of the most dangerous elements but Aang would never use it in a lethal way even if he knew how. You can take the air from people’s lungs and stop them breathing and his attacks are almost invisible and could carry needles or blades to cut them along with blow them away. This is canon things airbenders could do. But airbenders aren’t warriors but monks and don’t seek violence. Through achieving enlightenment it is said airbenders can fly without gliders and float and fly freely but this requires detachment from earth which they gave up to be with the air bison whom bond for life and keep airbenders attached to the world and not flying around like supermen
Appa basically gotten the Theon Greyjoy treatment.
Appa and Aang are so connected that they even dreamed the same dream. Beautiful stuff really
hard to watch but super important episode
Maddie: Can you cut that out, I feel like people will flame me for that. (nobody gonna flame you for it, dw)
Carter: I'll cut it out, dw.
*Carter -- Doesn't cut it out*
An Attack On Titan rewatch with some other people would go crazy ngl
I love this series so much, it floods me with nostalgic memories. I used to watch it with all my siblings and my mom when it first aired. Also, do check out Korra after this, it's another fantastic show worth watching.
More of this more more more
First time I saw this episode I bawled my eyes out
You can get an Appa plush online
This is why Aang was right to be so mad about losing Appa
Este episodio fue vastante triste porque Appa sufrió mucho y al final no pudo encontrar a Ang😭😭😭😭 Por cierto muchachos...vieron el nuevo trailer de Avatar ??? Esta nueva versión se ve vastante bien😁😁😁😁saludos desde Argentina 🥰🇦🇷
This is the saddest episode of the show for me because Appa so innocent and sweet. It always breaks my heart to see an animal mistreated.
air is most combat element their is but you have use it in evil ways like sucking the air out someone or creating a vortex so they cant get air and Aang is pure good of heart
Makes me cry every single time. Same with Iroh's Tale. I have seen the entire series over 20 times throughand I can quote every single one liner, Iroh line, two liners, speach, and funny scenes. (It's bad.)
I am happy to see Maddie here seems or appears to understand hopefully or already of Appa and Aang's strong and unbreakable bond, friendship and general relationship before the Hundred Year War and since Aang and Appa were way younger than they are even in The Storm episode flashback or backstory, before Aang became an airbending master and got his airbending master tattoos because of his original invention and mastery of the air scooter, and it also seems or appears that she now hopefully or already understands why Aang thought, spoke, acted and behaved the way he did in The Desert episode with Toph, the rest of the team, and with the sandbenders, with his sudden lost of Appa, which is not just his pet, but also his only actual connection to his people, ethnicity, nation and nationality, the air temples, and his culture, customs, beliefs, traditions and spirituality as an Air Nomad and a monk, all before the Hundred Year War, and that also has a strong and unbreakable bond, friendship and general relationship with him, all before he met Katara, Sokka, Momo and Toph.
also Aang bested Katara with Water bending with stuff she had been practicing the same moves for months he got all of them in minutes and figure how to do a tittle wave a move she couldn't figure out and Aang beat Tough in earth match showing he is better than both of them.
I ALWAYS cry during this episode 😭
What about episode 15 tho ?
(I got confused because the react to episode 15 is mistitled)
cannon's really enjoying being the corner couch guy recently
does anyone else hear like...someone wheezing into the microphone at 0:47 or am i just high?
All my homies mess with guru patik
Airbending can be *very* combat oriented. See Kelsang from the Kyoshi books, or Zaheer from Korra. Or what Yangchen does to the combustion benders.
God damn, the only thing I can bend is tear bending 😔
Is the guy with the gray hoodie siblings with her?
I thought they were dating but I saw some people call them cousins so who knows
Gray hoodie guy, her and specx guy all of them are siblings
Yeah they're like a big extended family. One of the girls had a bf (i think) & one of the guys had gf ( I think) but they both stopped watching early.
Jackson and McKay are my older twin brothers:)
@@maddiecarter861 thank you for the clarification i thought y'all looked pretty similar, now it all makes sense!
little known fact: vin diesel voices Oppa .
😁😁
great video
I think what you guys forget with the discussion about airbending being about escaping, is only in terms on combat. That said, the fact that air is EVERYWHERE makes it the most dangerous element, especially if you can control how it works. Could easily make people's lungs explode. Then again, water bending and firebending and earth bending can go just as deep too.
Air is not even close to the most dangerous bending. People act like getting hit by a boulder and caving in your chest would be a walk in the park. Or getting electrocuted or flame throwered to death would be any less brutal. And water is by far the most OP that it’s practically a joke. Literally all of them you’re dead if you just let a bender do whatever they want to you
You're absolutely right that airbending, especially when mastered, can be incredibly powerful and dangerous. The ability to manipulate the air around you, which is an essential element for life, can be used in a variety of ways to harm others.
As you mentioned, a skilled airbender could potentially suffocate someone by removing the air from their lungs. They could also use air currents to generate powerful gusts of wind that could cause serious injury or even death. Additionally, airbending could be used to create sonic blasts that could rupture eardrums or even cause internal damage.
While other bending arts like waterbending, firebending, and earthbending also have their own unique and destructive capabilities, airbending's pervasiveness and versatility make it particularly dangerous. The fact that air is everywhere means that there is no escape from it, and a skilled airbender could potentially unleash their power from a distance without even being seen.
Of course, the ultimate danger of any bending art depends on the intentions of the bender. In the hands of a benevolent and skilled airbender, these powers can be used for healing, rescue, and protection. However, in the wrong hands, airbending can be a devastating weapon.
@@danielgardner3601 Air can be manipulated to negate all of what you've mentioned. If you have no air, none of those will work.
High air pressure can turn earth into dust.
Fire, water, and electricity also cannot exist without oxygen.
@@danielgardner3601 I agree that if we take each element to their extremes, then water is the most op, followed by air (flight). Water is the most flexible and it has the best hidden ability. But for the average bender who doesn't know any of the OP hidden techniques, then i feel like earth or fire are the best for average combat.
@@danielgardner3601 None of that would be a walk in the park, realisticly any element bending could kill a person easily(like you just describe it), however the main differene is that their attack has to get the person before it could kill them, and it requires a exeternal source(except for firebending and bloodbending but we will get to that) Air is already around the opponent all the person has to is suck the oxygen out of their lungs and that is game over. Even a super lightining attack from Azula could be blocked (like Toph did it) or dodged. Unless the opponent is a bloodbender/ a fully realized avatar, or a masterairbender there is really no counter to this.
Cannon you honestly are the sexiest man I‘ve ever seen! 😳
I love you bro! ❤
❤️🔥
I want my own Maddie. 😂😂❤️
PAIN
You should watch the anime Boku no Hero Academia. It is really beautiful and worth watching. I hope you react to it🙏🏻💛.
Would you guys seriously consider reacting to the first episode of each of the big 3 in one video?
For One Piece, I hope you watch the first episode of One Pace because it's the manga start. The anime start is different so you could react to both.
Episode 36: of appreciating the ladies of studio Gek. (Respectfully)
PETITION!
To give Jacks comfy corner-place to Cannon permanently! 😁
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@@Francis... YES!
No OG is best
nah
Azulaaa 🖤 . she's a mob
Where is episode 15?
The Tales of Ba Sing Se is episode 15, they just mislabeled it
I know this is completely different from what you react to on this channel .
I really want you guys to react to an indian movie trailer "ANIMAL"
It's just amazing and i know this is out of nowhere and you guys don't post reaction to movie trailers and such on this channel but i really really want to see your reaction to this trailer.
comment for the algorithm
Ya'll should watch the legend of korra after finishing atla. Just a hint but, airbending can be the deadliest bending ever.
Air isn’t combative? Watch that one scene in korra with the queen lol
Hot take, Azula can easily become the third best character behind Iroh and Zuko with either more backstory or a sequel following her mental rehab including childhood trauma/ issues with her patents and some sympathy from the Gaang. PLEASE REDEEM THE BADDIE!!!
Nah, I'm not with this modern trend of making badguys into protagonists or trying to portray them in a better light. She was a psycho even as a child in a loved home, there is no redemption.
@@CRAZEH247 Aaaah, cap… but that’s your take.
I believe that the writers left hints to Azula’s inner pain and humanity.
In “the beach”, when she looks deeply into the fire and says “my own mother thought I was a monster…” she is truly saddened by this reality, before quickly snapping back into her psychotic protective bubble, conditioned by her father and herself through his praise.
Then, her mental breakdown allowed her suffering to seep through the cracks. She is still scarred from a lack of her mother’s love (which once again conflicted with her father’s praise, forcing her to repress her pain).
I believe that if Zuko found his mother and she spoke with Azula (over many months) and Zuko and the Gaang put faith in her, allowing her to rejoin the family (probably without her bending initially), she could be redeemed.
(Bit of a rant but I am passionate/ invested in Azula because so many hate her “toxic” personality and overlook the depth in her character. She also has an unparalleled, chilling and invigorating screen presence)
I dont think Azula can be redeemed. We see in flashbacks that she was always a terrible child. She only 14 for the majority of the show but we've seen enough of her for me to safely say that's just who she is. Zuko always struggled in his defined role because it wasn't who he truly was. Azula flourished in her role because it suits her she was exactly the kind of child Ozai needed. Azula gets opportunities for redemption in the comics and it never lasts. She always turns bad when she gets an opportunity.
@@MysticMage1311 In the inmortal words of Iroh "She is crazy and need to put down".
@@yotuel9064 “what, are you crazy?… yeah, but I’m not going to shoot lightning at you!”
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Funny how everyone in the comments is just eating this shit up 😂 wow reacting with a group with a show that has been out and watched by everyone. Disappointed in the viewers for even tolerating this garbage. Disappointed in the "content creators" here just flat out lazy and lame. Yep this is TH-cam
This episode is so sad 😭 the kid who looks like Aang and reminds appa of him 😭😭 brooo
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