Avatar: The Last Airbender 1x20 The Siege of the North Part 2 | First Time Reaction & Review 

You have a lot more full lobster coming. This show is about to become great.

Actually in the intro the firebender is a girl ..

This Season is just the Tip of the Iceberg 🤣

That dude was such a force of nature Zhao just had to remove himself from the situation.

Favorite character of the show.

Wait until he starts singing

@@jakelovell5882 Winter, spring, Summer and fall Winter, spring, Summer and fall Four seasons For love Four seasons For love 🎶

@@warren286 he’s my favorite as well his progressions mentally throughout the serious makes his character perfect and personally as a young man I’ve learned from his story and he can teach actual kids who stumble upon this show

And the fire bending🫶🏼

It begins

Lmao this comment made me laugh harder than I was prepared for

@@ChocolateChick1000 Happy to have brightened your day. I'd like to take full credit for it, but in case you don't know it's stolen from one of the episodes of Firefly, which you should definitely watch if you haven't already. (The original version of the line was much better, but I had to adapt it to make it fit the situation.)

Excellent riff on Mal Reynolds' line.

When I first glanced at your comment, what popped into my head was: "Your days of tyranny are over firelord!"

_Nisī fallor,_ he was the youngest master in history.

@@Thelaretus that is until Jinora became a master. she earned that title at a younger age than aang

Actually, no, he didn’t master air bending, but he can earn his tattoos if he develops an original technique hence the air scooter.

​@@redfieldwong717There are 36 schools of airbending. To earn the tattoos an air bender needs to master all 36. Aang had mastered 35 of the 36 teachings and his invention of the air scooter, being an all new way of airbending, allowed him to be made an air bending master without having mastered the last teaching. Nevertheless Aang had mastered 35 of the 36 schools necessary. Aang absolutely is a master airbender, from the very beginning of the show.

​@@SWTobito0702isn't the theory that the last technique/teaching that he hadn't yet mastered was creating a vacuum? Tied to the theory that the way Gyatso killed an entire room full of firebenders, and himself, with no visible damage to them or him, was by pushing all the air from the room, creating a vacuum and suffocating them all With the way Gyatso is sitting when they find him, I can picture him sitting crossed legs on the floor, meditating and waiting. The firebenders all rush in to take him, and in that instant, without a pause in his meditation, all the air is gone and they all die together

episode 2x15: i will never be the same

Remember when the Fire bending master Jong Jong "The Deserter" said water bending brings life and healing? We already saw the healing part but in this finale we get to see the "life" part (Princess Yueh). The attention to details in this show is mind blowing.

the ocean only pushing is wrong. It pulled Zhao into the water

@@JakeConrad666 Yeah, when the Moon Spirit was back

@@JakeConrad666 Looked like a hand grab to me, not a water bending pull.

@@pee-buddy when you’re made of water then it’s all water bending

I didn't realize until you mention it

La (pull) was dead, only Tui (push) remained. I'm honestly not sure how many watches it took for me to realize it.

Well pulling wouldn’t have helped anyway.

the ocean only pushing is wrong. It pulled Zhao into the water

@@JakeConrad666 Yeah, it’s a stretch of a theory.

The episode with Hei Bai (Panda) and Aang riding Roku's dragon while the Earth Kingdom has Iroh captured.

you mean tearbending :)

I'm so full of hope, it's making me tearbend!

@@melanie62954 My stomach is so empty that it's making ME tearbend! 😭

@@melanie62954 😂👀

Noticed her nasty evil smile in that shot on my second watch through

​@@j0hn00 she's such a great villain tho. Can't hate her.

@@9eishitasharma501I mean… you definitely can hate her, but what ppl usually say when it comes to Azula, is that you love to hate her. She’s just such a good addition to the cast of characters👌so well written

@@BonzoDrummer Even The Great Divide?

​@TheDriver458 Ngl, I struggle on that episode. It feels a bit cringy. That said. Out of all episodes it's the only one imo that I would remotely call below par. Basically every episode is excellent.

@@BonzoDrummer I respect that.

so true! I always get so emotional when the moon spirit dies like if I don't know what happens next haha

Real

Mae & Ty.. Sure. Not sure about Azula for obvious reasons

@@shiva19112 Dude; everyone loves Azula.

@@patrickcromwell7554 You must be trolling

@@shiva19112 no, he's right, everyone loves azula, she's a great villain

@@lylatfox4we love hating her, she’s a perfect villain👌

Yeah, I would strike the "for children" in your second phrase.

It is the best animated series of all time, period. Nothing else even comes close. You can binge it 20 times and still find something new to geek over.

@@pee-buddy Arcane comes close, but It definitely strikes a different chord.

@@fredrice8650 No it doesn't. I have already forgotten much of the story and it has extremely low re-binge value. I for one will not be watching Season 1 again. Ever.

@@pee-buddy that's your subjective opinion. Objectively the storytelling in arcane is good.

I feel like they purposefully just made an adults show and slapped a Y7 on there to make a hidden gem, because most ppl who know of atla but don’t watch it, say it’s because it’s seems kiddy. But I feel like the creators wanted it to be like that😂

@@lanafrank6086 to be fair, its a kids show in a sense that it was on nickelodeon. But its meant for people of all ages. What it did was not treat kids as complete dumbasses who dont know how to think for themselves. It did a very good job at portraying “adult” topics and framing it in a way children could understand and learn from. Which also means it didnt talk down to children, but allowed the parents to watch along and not feel like they were watching a boring show only aimed at toddlers and kids under 10. Like look at SpongeBob for instance, its a silly show but back in the earlier days of the show they were throwing a lot of stuff for the parents that may have been watching along with their kids. I think nick in the early to mid 2000s was incredibly good at being entertaining for all age demographics.

@@Celticshade I agree they evened it all very nicely👌I just find it so funny how they hid it!! it’s amazing😂💖

Even if Zuko was able to pull him away he knew his career & probably life was over.

But he technically learns fire before earth... He just refuses to practice or use it, anymore. So he doesn't _have_ to learn them in order... because he didn't. And they never brought it up saying, "no, I have to find an Earthbending Master, first", or whatever. It may be tradition or recommended, but it isn't a necessity in order to "unlock" the ability to bend the next element. It's not explicit rules, I guess.

​@@cctomcat321 probably swap out "learn" for "master." Jeong Jeong specifically said he wasn't ready to learn fire because he hadn't mastered water and earth, and the one time we see Aang try to firebend early it goes terribly wrong. Korra knew how to bend every element as a toddler, but she still had to take time to actually learn, or master, each element. It's like the difference between having the ability to punch and actually knowing how to throw a punch.

@@cctomcat321 ya think half an afternoon of instruction is “learning” firebending? And some Avatars stumble upon the other elements by accident. A certain water tribe girl comes to mind. ;-)

I also feel that Jeong Jeong has a jaded view of fire and firebending. How it’s only good for destruction. A future character has a distinctly different take on things.

@Bobby Clarkston ...it wasn't one afternoon, it was multiple days. Stance and breath. Patience and control. The basics. And, yes... Katarra has been a Waterbender from episode 1. And I haven't watched most of Korra because it's mid, but even I know she had the first 3 elements aside from air because plot, they didn't want to redo Aang's story. Either way, you kinda made my point for me. Had plot not gotten in the way, Aang would've learned firebending before earth, which is my entire point that an order might be tradition, but it isn't necessary to unlock each subsequent element. If Aang so chooses, he could firebend. He isn't a master, by any means, but he has more than Katarra had in terms of originally teaching him waterbending... So, again, they don't _have_ to learn in any specific order. That's not how it works. But it is recommended for *Mastery* over the elements. Aang doesn't have the self control, because he's yet to learn some of that in life, and other parts in earthbending. Which is why we're talking about bending, not ability to do or what would be considered "mastery".

For reallll 😭😭😭

True😮 Like every time and enters the Avatar state I get goosebumps it's so chilling to see how much untamed power our 13yrs old aang can have

I don't know a person who actually watched this as a kid. I remember when it was on TV, I would always change the channel cause I couldn't understand what was happening, for not having context at all. Really got into watching it in my late teenage years

@@shikitohno47 How could you say that?! (read it in Zuko's voice)

I'm don't think so. He could have fought for his life through accepting Zuko's help, but because he was so prideful, he would rather die than accept it