The Firebending Masters | Avatar Book 3 Ep 13 Reaction
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Best dragon dancers and nice vid
The Hypest episodes are Zuko Adventures
first to reply
@@YT_AKai_ facts
Let's goooooo
And so begins the trilogy that is, 'Field trips with Zuko'
Should have been a four-parter but NO
Wish toph got her life changing field trip with zuko or did she.....?😏
@@SupportGamin2024 ;)))))
@@lindseysquire8417 toph did have a small but great moment with Zuko in ember Island players
@@lindseysquire8417 Sokka stole Toph’s field trip and made his a two parter
I just wanna point something out for y'all:
In "The Headband", we learn that the Fire Nation doesn't dance. They don't believe in dancing. They don't even know what it MEANS to dance. But in this episode, we see that a dance is literally the most sacred, most ancient form of firebending. Dancing is integral to the Sun Warrior culture- the original culture of the element of fire. We see just how much the Fire Nation has perverted the element of fire- they no longer dance. They've forgotten their roots.
Also that even Jeong jeong, the "enlightened one", the first to desert the army, got it wrong about Firebending being just destruction and pain. Iroh was truly the only one in the firenation who REALLY knew what firebending meant.
@@mathies3598 Yes, good point!
You're right man. Good eye! The guys needs to read this
You just made me appreciate this show even more because I hadn't even realized that. Thanks for pointing it out
It's because as the fire nation became more imperialistic they started to view their flames as a weapon to be used with precision and excessive force (the reason why azula is so good at it) whereas that doesn't accurately represent the nature of fire. It's energetic and free, it's unpredictable and lively due to constant movement similar to a dance (hence the emphasis on dancing)
Which I think was a perfect way to parallel the 2 firebending styles and zuko was the perfect character to express them through due to his idealistic nature and his prior inferiority to azula because it meant that learning this new style was able to put him on a level playing field with her for their agni kai
I'm always holding my breath that Sheera doesn't figure things out so we can see them get surprised. She's too smart.
Fax 😹
They finished Korra I think, so you never know lol
@@TheBlackKakashi She was guessing shit left and right in Korra 😭😭😭
Toooo smart bro 😂😂
Sir, yes the IQ levels for Sheera are STAGGERING!!!
"He's not used to getting roasted" No I-.. I think he has some experience...
damn, the burn...
NOOOOOO LMFAO
LMAOOOOOOO- JAIL!!
At first I thought u were referring to Azula and then it clicked 💀
Oooffffff😂
Everyone gangsta till a whole dragon comes out of a mountain
Then when they compose themselves, the second dragon comes out.
okay smaug
Smaug: I am fire! I am... death!
Ran and Shaw: Actually, there is more to fire than just death. There is also life! It is energy, and part of a-!
Smaug: Okay, you guys drained the drive to burn stuff out of me now. That was boring so Imma go sleep in my gold pile now.
Agent Washington from red vs blue?
@@Temporalchain12 dammmmn son, I already respect you
Mans grew up with AZULA. His LIFE was a literal roast for 16 years. Boy was roasted for longer than grunge music was around. He just didnt know what friends were
Nah bruh 14 years
He's always been laughed AT. This is his first experience at getting roasted WITH.
The Comics revealed that they had a good relationship until they were like 5 or 6 years old and Ozai was focussing on Azula and Ursa on Zuko.
@@abu9822 I said this before but in some flashbacks you can see them happily playing tag actually, and as we know from the comics, Zuko loved Azula A LOT
@@higharchbishopofteatasting6217 He's 16/17 he can't be 14 because Azula is 2 years younger than him, no way she's the same age as Toph
Zuko's like the big brother Aang never had, it's honestly cute.
I know I love their friendship 🥺👌🏽🤣
Yeah and I’m sad Zuko joined the gaang so late in the series. I’d have loved to see more adventures with him. His dynamic with each member of the group is so good.
Soka: m I a joke to you?
@@theredeft5319 there are comics after the show of him with the gaang
@Tinyrocket well technically... 😂
I like how the Sun Warriors are based on Aztec and Mayan culture.
Just like the one break from the core of Asia.
It's also slightly based of Southeast Asian cultures.
The Sun Warriors are based mostly on Southeast Asian cultures like Thailand and Indonesia. Look up Candi Sukuh, Angkor Wat, and Phanom Rung. There’s probably little need to take inspiration for step pyramids from around the globe when it already exists in that area of the world. The closest thing that really ties them to Mesoamericans is their worshipping the sun and their celestial calendar, but a lot of cultures have worshipped the sun over the millennia.
@@razgrizraven Well, the Inuit-inspired water tribes aren't Asian just as the Aztec and Mayan
Actually there r southeastern cultures that also look very similar to meso american ones. Like the step pyramids and aesthetic I would bet it’s possible it a not mesoamerican inspired at all although I see how one can get them confused. Look up the ancient civilization in java Indonesia
We were ROBBED in this episode. We never got the conversation:
Aang: Flameo, Sifu Hotman!
Zuko: Ugh, you sound like my great-grandfather
Aang: I am your great-grandfather
Was that in the book
@@yoitsbeecher Just in my mind. The comics came after the series, and they're all sequels.
THAT WOULD BE FREAKING AMAZING!
Aang doesn’t know that he is Zukos great-grandfather yet. It’s after the war in the comics. But I feel like that would happen.
@@lindseysquire8417 actually some comics happen between the show
My theory to why Sozin started the tradition of Dragon slaying, was to prevent other fire benders and future Avatars from learning the true ways of Firebending to leave him unchallenged.
From what we saw in the *“Avatar and the firelord”* Sozin was an extremely skilled firebender who incorporated different elemental philosophies into his bending style like waterbending, which was shown in his heat-redirection and play-fighting with Roku.
Wait that actually makes perfect sense!!
Could be the reason the fire nation doesn't dance either with a fire bending form revolving around fire bending
@@nnightkingj exactly! Sozin was very intelligent, so it wouldn’t be imprudent to assume that his systematic repression of Fire nation passionate expressive arts, was to dampen their spirits, and thus weaken their firebending.
Makes sense, cool theory👍
Nice observation
If this show didn’t do as well as it did, this episode probably wouldn’t have existed, since the dragons would’ve been relatively hard to animate.
Facts
Facts bro💯
Facts
They've had dragon like creatures on the show in all the seasons, serpents pass, kioshe Island
you say that as if they’ve cheaped out on the animation before. the animation has been god like since episode 1
Zuko saying "I understand" has to be one of the best scenes on the show.
I remember watching blind wave reactions to this episode and Eric going, “shit I think I understand” after zuko saying tbat. best snd funniest reaction ive seen
@@benlezmh1835
Blind wave.... and nahid the normies aaaaaam faaaaam
I actually cried the first time i saw that. Just out of the sheer beauty of the moment
Where and when
"He's just not used to getting roasted."
I mean...his dad roasted half of his face...so it might be little traumatic...
LMAO
ionno bout you, but i find that i rarely feel like i've gotten used to something after doing or experiencing it only once >_>
Also!!! In the episode “the headband”, we found out that people in the fire nation don’t dance. In this episode, one of the original forms of fire bending is connected to dancing, and dancing is a part of life and celebration around the world. All of this comes together to show that the fire nation probably had a rich culture, in which fire was based on life, on the sun, but through centuries of indoctrination firebenders were taught that rage, etc fuel firebending, and they either forgot how to dance or were forbidden to dance, creating a gap between the people and the original source of firebending and ultimately making them reliant on their rage.
So many deep things this show unintentionally makes to this dat
Zuko and Aang basically modern-day sozin and roku,anyone ever noticed that?
No one ever noticed that ever. You're so wise
Except neither of them are evil
Yes and technically Aang is Zuko's great grandfather, at least reincarnation of him.
Yea but zuko got avatar in his blood too tho
Zuko is also literally both
Dude I’m still laughing from last episode with Lupas when he said “Now you gotta leave wet.”
yo lupa is funny as hell,
When you think abt it that egg they found ended up becoming zuko’s dragon
Also before someone say’s sum they already seen legend of korra so it ain’t a spoiler least not for them
@@Uh_0h_zilla did they watch it to the point where they See zuko With the Dragon tho??
@@momofreaks9206 I think they finished korra
@@momofreaks9206 yes they finished s4
@@Uh_0h_zilla on patreon right?
This is Zuko's second time flying on Appa. The first time was in "The Siege of the North, Part 2", although he was unconscious during that time.
Sokka mocks Zuko by suggesting he should jump into a volcano. In the following episode, Sokka and Zuko both literally find themselves in a hot spot
Aang calls Zuko "Sifu (Master) Hotman", a reference to his knowledge of what was common slang in the Fire Nation a hundred years prior.
From this episode on, Zuko does not grunt in anger every time he firebends, which was something he did frequently in seasons one and two and part of season three.
yo wtf, i never noticed the grunting thing! that is so smart!!! thanks once again for your wonderful wonderful facts~
@@patasdfghjkl2961 no problem
That grunting thing just goes to show the crazy high level of detail this show goes to.
It never occurred to me until now that people actually used to say hotman and flameo, for some reason I thought Aang just made it up because he assumed that's how people talk in the fire nation lol
I remember I loved this episode as a kid growing up,the way they showed the good side of fire bending was amazing,I still love it. Like this shit impacted me on a mental level,how u should always have something to drive u. Anger and hatred as a drive causes pain and destruction. But a positive drive creates life and beauty. This was honestly one thing that helped me change for the betterment of myself and my family/friends. It was actually so impacting. I know that a cartoon isnt something to be taken too deep like I did,but i feel like the last airbender was such an exception to that notion.
If a series of any kind makes u think deeply of any kind beyond of this is just a show then its a good thing
Spoiler alert: the sun stone is actually confirmed to be a dragon egg.
Where was this stated?
@@nnightkingj I'm guessing that it was in one of the comics.
And I'm also guessing that... POSSIBLE SPOILER POSSIBLE SPOILER POSSIBLE SPOILER
The egg hatches into the dragon that Zuko rides on in A:TLOK.
Haha back in the day when the series was airing I made a comic about that. That the dragons thought him worthy enough to have their egg to be his animal guide. Almost like the avatar I guess. Though my dragon was purple since red + blue = purple.
@@quwykxz and the dragon’s name is Druk.
Is that how older zuko had a dragon in Legend of korra
I really wish we got to see more of Aang and Zuko’s friendship. It’s so cute they’re like brothers 🤣🥺
Yup, its really nice to see their amazing character development.
At least we got see more of them in the canon comics that take place after the end of the show.
Lupasan: "He's not used to be roasted"
Fire lord Ozai: *DOUBT*
The moon is the original water bender, in case you were wondering.
The moon and the ocean, since water bending is about push and pull, the moon pushes the ocean pulls, the moon pulls the ocean pushes
yea they said that in the episode when soka's ex died
16:05 I love this shot cause it's a really smooth parallel to the slow-mo shot of aang's first attempt at firebending, the moment when he burned katara. for whatever reason it gets me right in the heart
"He's not used to getting roasted"
Zuko has a scar on his face to prove otherwise
Lupa: He not used to getting roasted
Me: have you seen his face??
Was hoping that one of them would say sth like ' At least Not from Others beside his dad' or ' I can see in his face he's experienced in getting roasted'
That's what I said lol
LOLLLL omg great comment
Time stamp?
A small detail (not exactly a foreshadow but like one) from the first few episodes was Iroh constantly emphasizing that true power in firebending comes from breath control rather than physical strength
Azula is a sociopath (cold, calculating pathological liar, highly intelligent, lacking interpersonal skills group dynamics of a leader) compared to Sokka and Suki for instance. When Iroh describes creating lightning and having inner peace to do so it blows up for Zuko and is perfect for Azuka because she truly finds no conflict within herself....for now lol
Lack of empathy - Azula has absolutely zero empathy.
Cold, calculating nature - Azula is cold, she is incredibly intelligent for her age and she calculates her every move. One step ahead of everyone (until her mental breakdown).
Shallow emotions - Azula exhibits a very minimal set of emotions. The only time we see her exhibit an emotion such as crying was during her mental breakdown, when she completely lost it and cried out of anger and frustration.
Narcissism - Azula is extremely narcissistic.
Grandiose self image -Azula sees herself as superior to everyone (she’s also a prodigy).
Charming - This trait is one which Azula does not possess. She uses fear to control people.
High IQ - Azula is VERY intellegent.
Manipulative - Azula is extremely manipulative and it is shown throughout the show, from manipulating Zuko, her friends, etc.
Low tolerance for boredom - Great example for this would be Azula’s idea to burn the beach house of the general’s son in season 3, episode 5.
Compulsive lying - Azula is a pathological liar
Azula is very Machiavellian in nature.
I see, I click. That's how these notifications work.
Facts my guy
Im convinced shira has observation haki now her reads are just crazy now lmao
She's always on point. Like always! And when she's wrong she's some how still super close to the truth.
Advanced observation
lol, she is good
Maybe observation haki comes with color blindness because she confused red and green 😂 seriously though she's always on point.
thought the same in their recent Attack on Titan reaction. Nothing gets past her!
This episode was part of an event called "Countdown to the Comet". The new episodes of Avatar began airing on July 14, starting with "The Western Air Temple", followed by "The Firebending Masters", The Boiling Rock parts one and two, "The Southern Raiders", "The Ember Island Players", and finally Sozin's Comet parts one through four.
Iroh stated to Zuko in "Bitter Work" that firebending is fueled by rage and emotion, despite having known the true motivation behind the bending art.
When Zuko is about to raise the golden artifact, Aang states that he is "very suspicious of giant glowing gems sitting on pedestals", most likely alluding to a similar situation concerning the booby-trapped golden idol from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Ran and Shaw resemble the red and blue dragons from Zuko's fever-induced dream in Ba Sing Se.
The Sun Warrior's architecture resembles that of Indian Buddhist Stupas and Tibetan monasteries.
The bowing gesture demonstrated by the Sun Warriors during Ran and Shaw's judgement is identical to the bowing gesture demonstrated by Kwan's students in "The Headband".
Watching y’all reaction, I JUST realized how Iroh got the nickname “Dragon of the WEST” because the Sun Warrior temple is in the western part of the world.
Avatar Roku is Zuko's great-grandfather on his mother's side. So depending on how you view reincarnation, Aang (as a reincarnation of Roku) is Zuko's great-grandfather.
It's almost as if we had an ENTIRE episode telling us this.
@@rainofkhandaq6678 lol right!
Which in a way makes Aang the most supportive family member Zuko has.
@@chromaticblue3976 Nah, Iroh takes the cake...he was very quick to forgive zuko when he fucks up.
@@amakaamuwa2707 Fair point.
imo each of the gaang adds an element of what they were lacking based on their elemental attribute. Aang is an airbender who brings freedom and levity to katara and sokka's life, while they both help him adapt to a changing time/world and be flexible as waterbenders. Toph influenced the group as an earthbender by building on their North Pole victory, they went from travelling skirmishes/survival to seeking a foundation to oppose the fire nation via the library/earth king, and all being more headstrong. in this set of episodes, zuko as a firebender brings the group what they needed after two defeats (ba sing se+invasion) - drive, motivation, and energy. The next few episodes all go at a breakneck pace and thats in large part due to Zuko being the *spark* for the group to finally act on their deepest fears/motivations (aang learning fire, sokka's redemption/rescue mission, katara's revenge, mei+ty lee's decision, and finally fighting the fire lord)
Pretty cool observation
I love y’all 🤧
Side note: notice how the true way of fire bending was through a dance which the fire nation kids (in the beginning of the season) didn’t know how to and were discouraged from doing so.
The dragon scene is imo the most beautiful in the show, I can’t help but tear up whenever I see it
Bruh at the start when sumo couldn’t firebend and said why she said “that internal conflict” so quick😂 mad accurate all the time
The reason sozin hunted the dragons is so aang wouldn’t have a firebending teacher
That would make a good second theory reasoning lol
That's pretty clever.
@@bricky7081 I think mike and Bryan said that so i don’t think it’s a theory
@@hairman6535 ikr and he convinced everyone else to do it to lmaoo
@@xnortheast1106 oh ok I didn’t know
This ep gives so much depth and history to Iroh’s title: Dragon of the West !! Also Sheera was right, the two dragons are reminiscent of the two in Zuko’s visions, and his ancestry. They foreshadow that he’s related to Sozin and Roku earlier on. Love you guys
Everyone gangsta till Zuko's scar is on the wrong side
I was just scrolling through my subs and thinking man, an Avatar reaction would be great rn with my food.
Boom here you guys are. :D
I'm not gonna spoil anything. But low key this whole thing has been about Zuko. Aang and the fire Lord are just the playing out of a cyclical struggle humans have always had to face. Zuko coming of age and breaking the cycle is the real story.
they already finished korra so it doesn’t matter if you spoil
@@keylagann Why did they watch Korra before atla?
@@andythewarriorwang4755 ????
@@andythewarriorwang4755 they been finished atla on patreon and they just finished Korra on patreon too
@Trashthlete Ohhh, my bad
Sheera: "Don't tell anyone..."
2 seconds later... "But, seriously, don't tell anyone.."
Genius...
Lapusan - love, love, love how explosive your laughter is.. It's amazing...
Roshi "Whole-ass Pikachu.."
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I only come here for Sheera's laugh. Top tier
Got that clown laugh fr
Zuko has the best redemption arc ever written.
U ain’t lying
the only time zuko never covered his face if you notice was when iroh shot a fire blast at him while training because he trusted him other than when he was fighting zhao and wa able to block it
zuko got that silver tongue hanging around iroh he knows how to talk eloquently
i wouldnt say zuko not used to getting roasted i mean his dad did...... nevermind
That’s why Iroh is called The Dragon of The West!!
I love how the original Airbenders were the sky bison, the original Earthbenders were the badgermoles, and the original Firebenders were the dragons. But the original Waterbenders? THE F*CKING MOON!
One of these things is not like the other! XD
5:00 love how she's always right
The final move of the Dancing Dragon is reminiscent of the "Fusion" move in Dragon Ball Z.
The entire Dancing Dragon form bears a striking resemblance to the real life Long Ying Mo Kui, the traditional Southern Dragon kung-fu style.
Eternal flames are common to many ancient religions. In particular, the Hebrew Bible commands that the altar flame must never go out. The sun warriors also seem to have a shofar, a musical horn made from ram's horn that is used to announce religious ceremonies.
This is the only episode of the franchise to first air on a Tuesday.
Red and blue dragons represented the struggle between good and evil in past episodes (Iroh and Azula in Zuko's nightmare, Roku's dragon and Sozin's dragon) so I always loved that the red dragon aligned with Zuko during the dance, symbolizing that he had finally chosen the side of good
I just love imagining the exchange Iroh would have had after he came back from “killing” the last dragon:
Iroh: I killed the last dragon
Ozai(probably): where’s your proof
Iroh: There was nothing left for me to bring back
Ozai: ...
Iroh: ....
Everyone Else: yeah that tracks
Perfect timing! just finished rolling up.
Time to spark up with you
“What happened to his fire?!”
Me: don’t worry Sheera will figure it out per usual 😂
Its funny how this goes back to Iroh's first lesson with zuko.
Firebending comes from the breath.
Fun fact: Dragon Ball Z Fusion dance did play a role in the Dancing Dragon moves
Zuko is a Targaryan, the father of dragons, and the breaker of chains.
Nah Zuko is zuko,Game of thrones is trash
“He’s not used to getting roasted” yea his dad roasted him once and that was it
Zuko’s just not used to getting roasted by people other than his father lmao
Goosebumps for the last few minutes of this episode every time. The chanting buildup and then the music and visuals as they dance for Ran and Sha is beautiful.
Zuko’s gotten roasted, but he hasn’t been picked on before.
Yea wat the gaang was doing here is just being petty towards him because they still didn't like him
About the music, the drums that start when they get to the top are the end credits theme. Actually, I'm pretty sure it plays whenever Zuko was fighting since the first season.
14:14 the happiness in his eyes
8:15 It's now my headcannon that that's the egg of the dragon Zuko rides in Korra.
I actually think it is confirmed that egg is zukos dragon in korra
Sheera with the early insight. She's constantly on the money with what this show is trying to do
"You Fool!"
(with Excalibur from Soul Eater)
That caught me off guard. HAHAHA
@@mikelhardy7120 Worth mentioning but there is Soul Eater NOT! that takes place before Soul Eater.
Hands down favourite episode!! 🔥🔥
For me, it used to be Zuko Alone, but watching this episode again reduced me to tears, so I might have to reconsider.
Hana People say the Zuko life-changing field trips didn’t need to happen (except sokka) but i strongly disagree.
Just in this episode we learn about:
- How Toph learned to see
- How Zuko’s firebending would fuel, if not coming from rage
- The original benders
- That Iroh learned from the dragons
- What happened to the dragons
- The dragon egg
- What firebending truly is
- Why Zuko’s firebending was kinda weak before and why it gets so much better after this (This is a little more hidden but in “The Headband” we learn that fire nation have banned dancing so that means they never taught The Dancing Dragon.)
And probably a lot more i missed out on! Amazing episode!
That was a magnificent episode!! I almost always tear up once the dragons come out, also with the idea that the rainbow fire binded Aang and Zuko together, and cleansed Zuko in a way too
Iroh was the episode's MVP even without a single screen time. woah.
The chills when they do the Dancing Dragon with the masters...
One of the best episodes in the series imo
I laughed a lot when the dude on the right was speaking for the circling dragons and said "Yo, they just did the dance, that shit was lit."
Finally I've been waiting for this fire ass upload
Definitely one of the best episodes 🔥👌🏾
Was Just waiting for them to see Aang and zuko performing the dragon dance synchronously with the Dragons, dopest Scene in the entire Show
I literally checked to see if you uploaded like 10 minutes ago and I was like, I feel like they will definitely upload today and as soon as i got back on youtube, there's the upload ready and waiting for me! Thanks guys!!
10:51 never thought of it but now I get what their philosophy is he’s saying that with a lack of drive you have no firebending but with to much ambition and drive you can take things to far
“He’s not used to being roasted”
Zuko’s scar: am I a joke to you?
You know, when Zuko had the mental breakdown in Ba Sing Se, the evil voice in his head was Azula as a blue dragon, and the good voice was Iroh as the red dragon. Then we learn that avatar Roku, who was Zuko great grandfather, spirit animal was a red gradon while his other great grandfather Sozin was a blue dragon. Then finally here, we see that the dragon who dancing with him is a red dragon, symbolizing that he IS good. Also, when they facing the dragons at rhe end. Zuko is facing the blue dragon, symbolizing he is facing his fear, and Aang facing the red dragon, symbolizing that he is also facing his fear of fire, when he burned Katara. The details in this anime is amazing.
all of this great story telling was done with drawn animation, our eyes can only take in so much so we really can't see true beauty or what the world is really like. but with animations you can help the brain understand things we would never see or fathom to ever think of.
They skipped it but right after Aang said Zuko was smart he looked at us the viewer
Is no one going to talk about the fact that the Sun Warriors' music to summon the dragons is literally the end credits music from every episode?
There's a theory that Sozin started the tradition of hunting dragons to prevent Aang from learning firebending from them.
Actually, Azula's drive is to be perfect, and since the strength of her fire has to match her drive, it therefore makes her firebending perfect.(blue fire is hotter than orange fire)
I think this is the earliest I’ve been at a YaBoyRoshi video
13:52 I think Aang subconsciously remembers doing the dragon dance along with the dragons from his past life as Wan
Fun fact: Azula's fire is powered by hatred and because she has so much hatred that's why her fire is blue (very hot fire!)
is actually either self hatred or sociopathic tendencies that drive her fire to be that strong and precise. plus shes probably the actual child of the prophecy who benefits from sozin+roku;s bloodlines
@@hiroprotagonitis That's even cooler than it being powered by her pure hatred and it goes with well her personality
i love Sheera and how much she pays attention to detail
Sometimes I wonder if Sheera is a female reincarnation of Light Yagami or something.
I love it when Sheera Laughs
Her laugh is unique
And it also love it when you make her head bigger
16:52 i’m pretty sure he’s already used to it...
Ikr
I’m done😂😂. I get the joke
This episode shows Toph learning earthbending from badgermoles. She had previously stated she learned the art from them in "Sokka's Master".
Katara continues to be cold toward Zuko after he was finally accepted to the group in the previous episode. She remarks at the irony of him losing his firebending.
The song chanted by the Sun Warriors to call forth the Masters is the same as the Avatar series ending credits song.
The close-up of Aang shown as his first burst of fire is disappearing mirrors the close-up from "The Deserter" when he makes a ring of fire that results in Katara's being burned. That episode taught him the dark side of firebending and caused him to steer away from ever using it again; this one teaches him the true art, thus breaking that mental block.
“He’s not use to getting roasted”
Looks at scar* huh
Y'know, that's really telling of the Fire Nation.
This ancient Sun-Warrior form of fire bending is called the Dancing Dragon, and nowadays the Fire Nation won't even allow dancing of ANY kind in school.
That's just so sad...
What if Zuko said, "Hello, Zuko here." To the Sun Chief lol
Thus is one of my favorite episodes. I love seeing Aang and Zuko’s dynamic. I love the reveal of the dragons and I love the dragon dance and the cool rainbow fire.
I think it's cool that Iroh is known as "The Dragon of The West" and Zuko was on the west facing side of the dragon bridge. Kinda symbolizing him following in Iroh's shoes to me.
that outro music with the visuals of the Aang and Zuko learning real firebending from dragons...chills, man.
14:42 Zuko's scar switched sides.
THE SCAR IS NOT ON THE WRONG SIDE
@@FreshZCORD in that shot the scar is on his right eye when it’s supposed to be on his left. Why do people act confidently when they’re dead ass wrong smh
This is probably one of if not THE best episode of the show. Just the sheer majesty, world building, and spiritual details were amazing. And the music was absolutely amazing especially during the final judgment ceremony
14:45 „what is this magically delicious a** sh*t“
Yeah these flames are really fabulous max
(Anyone who knows the reference gets a cookie)^^
This episode will always be my favorite in the whole series. I can't explain it. I just get chills and start crying when the dragons pass their judgement.
Would you look at that Zuko gave Aang his life changing adventure.