The Avatar State is Perfect and The Greatest Power in Avatar! 

gorrilaboy22 best comment I saw all 2019

Lmao it never came back😪

Space sword is pretty strong too though.

gorrilaboy22 it did take out sparky sparky boom boom man

@@tong6644 and spark sparky boom man took out zuko so yeah.

*opens with Iroh naked* Me: *subscribed*

Me: opens the video and see the comment during the add Instant like!

I noticed that in the beginning 😂

😂😂😂funny af

Video is still meh at best

D L wan-shi-tong is quaking

People love to judge aang n korra so the creator wipe them out😂😂 I don't blame them

Damn, that’s deep and so true

Similar to the burning of alexandria...

It was tragic for sure, but to me that gave Korra a lot of depthbecause from then on she had to overcome her obstacles without the help of past Avatars. No other Avatar besides Wan had to do that.

Wait that ackully happend

OMG. I totally remember that. It was the commercial that showed all the drawings made by kids, right?

Well that's kinda true

I would love to see a sequel series where the Avatar has to reconnect with their past lives through research and spiritual training. It would be a great way to show the fans the stories of the past avatars as a pseudo-anthology.

Yeah I would like that

@@rainbowquartz9513 I know why they did it, but it just felt like they needed to arbitrarily depower Korra in some way after season one's Deus Ex Machina. Also it kinda prevents us from getting anymore of that sweet Avatar lore in the future too. :C

Isabel Brokaw was hoping another avatar after korra

I bet she still could if she trained enough, she’s never been a very spiritual person. I kinda see it how like how vaatu said rava was gone and then korra found her again, via ginora.

Lmao RU-vid usually gets it right for me

Ikr

In Korra, they gave that State for Free to Korra (as with so much else) and that was A Huge Mistake that spawned even more Big Mistakes. After that, the Avatar State was Weak. It meant Nothing. And of course. It had to mean nothing. Otherwise the Protagonist would be Invincible or something. In the End, the Writers, bad as they are, just written themselves into an Epic Corner. The Avatar State was Great in The Last Airbender, but it was a Book-Example for Bad Writing in Legend of Korra.

They didn't

@@blacklyfe5543 What?

Probably would have been invincible against the lightning too if he’d been aware of it. Azula was able to get him with that because she hit him with a cheap shot in the back when he was awakening. If he’d finished the process and started wrecking the s*it of everyone there, the combined efforts of Azula, Zuko and the Dai Li wouldn’t have been enough to bring him down.

@@brotty2030 lf he's aware of it

Starry Night Yes he’s an air bender but his reflexes are still peak human.

Isaiah James blood bending works on him, when Hama (idk if that’s the correct spelling) used it, sang was affected. He also was affected when Yokone (idk again) used it to get free

@@saram7126 you do know they were talking about when he's in the avatar state?

woody bint no...I said that cause those are the titles of his videos ^^; Look it up

@woody bint *cough* blood bending *cough*

@woody bint Bloodbending is pretty op since it's confirmed you can be taught to do it without a full moon and even with no hand gestures or movements as well.And Water is the only element capable of healing

@@urickmann7768 when was it confirmed anyone could learn to do it without a full moon and with movements?

AceBountyHunterRex The Legend of Korra

Yeah, I regularly go back just to watch Wan's episodes because they're SO EPIC.

Don't you mean One For All?

they are very similar, but I'd say the avatar state is like playing a video game while all previous avatars sit by the current avatar's side and telling him what to do, and all the little cheats and tricks they learnt during their lifetime about the game, while one for all is like a box that's given from one person to another, while each person that gets it put his quirk in it, until he gives it off to someone else who will also put his quirk in it, but now he can use both the quirks in the box. that's how i interpret it at least.

@@chrishansen1842 yes, my mistake, i was half asleep when i wrote this :)

@@karlbischof2807 that's cool. I'm sleepy a lot too and that usually messes me up lol

One for all is with quirks instead of bending, get it right lol

It would be interesting. Just because the connection is broken doesn’t mean their souls are gone. Could be an interesting journey through the spirit world to track down their souls and reconnect with each of them. (Look for the water tribe one near the face stealer, I’d bet that’s where he is)

An earthbending avatar who has to find the strength of his element through consulting the veterans of his work? *_YES_* I want a series for every element so yeap lol

GODDAMMIT. I just spend 10 minutes writing this exact same idea, but just explained it way worse hahaha. So well great idea I guess. Hope they do it

@@jonasdemulder9317 It would also be nice to have a more studious Avatar who isn't nearly as strong as Korra but makes up for it with brains like Deku or something. :B

give this man a nobel prize!

I really hope that's true but since all the past avatars are a part of ravaa i.e avatar = (human spirit + light spirit) , when ravaa died the past lives disappeared 😭. Or they can be in the avatar clouds if it exists

I They never specified that the past lives’ souls were destroyed. They just said the connections to them were broken. So it would be believable that they still exist somewhere in the spirit world just like Iroh does.

Raava was the one that made it possible to still remember the Avatars' past life because she remembered for them. If she momentarily died so the memories dies too

Sadly no.

@@michaellyle859 That doesn't mean it is possible to reforge the broken connections.

You're a genius

Nickelodeon problably did that on purpose lmao

He...was #1

Korra:First time

You're a genius

@@danieloyeniyi6305 ikr

Yes definitely you have no idea how sad that was

@Crazy Rabbit lol nice.

I wonder how many people looked in the comments to see if anyone has counted

@@elijahgoodman6780 i can tell you i did

Take a shot every time Slice says Avatar.

@@elijahgoodman6780 yea

Probably not, I imagine that hundreds of liftimes of experience probably came across something similar, and learned to counter it. I also imagine a more adept waterbender who at the very least knows what's happening can resist, if not overpower the bloodbending, as Katara did. That also wasn't the first time Aang encountered bloodbending, and knowing it was a 'weakness', was ready for it, although not strong enough alone, did need the help of previous avatars who were also master water benders

It's consider extremely malicious, I doubt an avatar would ever use it for any reason

It's just overpowering it....avatar state is too powerful this can't be controlled plus it's a combination of all the past life's resisting so it's like trying to bloodbend 1000people at once

Bloodbending can be resisted by a stronger WATERBENDER, not a BLOODBENDER. Katara refused to learn bloodbending initially, and she resisted Hama's bloodbending before she was forced to bloodbend. So Aang's avatar state resisting bloodbending is not definitive proof of a past avatar knowing to do so.

Thank you! Korra was a lot more conservative with her usage of the state, which is what the avatar is supposed to be doing anyways!

Most of times wasn't because he wanted too but because he was either force into the state (by Roku, the Ocean spirit and that crazy Earth Kingdom General), or because he was extremely angered (when he found out who stole Appa). Even then, people feared it and would get away when he went into the Avatar state. The only time he put himself in jeopardy was when he decided it'd be a good time to master it in the Crossroads of Destiny and got shot down by Azula.

@@tidepods5506 I was really referring to when he was in the iceberg

@@isaiahcaston4539 she was not more conservative 💀. She literally used the avatar state to win a race

a truly underaprecieted coment

For me it hurt to see Aang, Roku and Wan go :((

Same

Are you serious?! It was so funny. Not because of rava getting hurt, but because the entire beginings and rava storyline is so retarded that tom and jerry are a fictional masterpiece in comparison

Dhilip Raja bruh really the Rava storyline was complete garbage it just basically destroys all the lore do the previous series

Marionettist's Lost Wings Original avatar series. It’s funny how he makes it clear he’s a fan of one and not the other.

@@menkirdennis6686 A fan of the original, as all should be.

It was for Aang. Other Avatars had a lot more control and could use if very controlledly, like a scalpel. Or just to cheat at airscooter racing.

A godzilla ad played too.

@@Carabas72 That was because of their experience, it was shown that Roku didn't master it until he learned all four elements and that took him a few years. While I have no proof of this, I'm sure that the avatar state was similar for most avatars when first starting out. With the exception of Wan.

washaya

@jay 1 most of them are pissed because for them somehow Raava being the explanation takes away the mysticism, the spiritual aspect of the Avatar. While I see that it only explain why everything happened and how only one human is able to reincarnate and bend all 4 elements. Somethings I agree that are best left unexplained, like how I rather they haven't explained the origin for Joker on the Joker movie, but in Avatar's case fits perfectly for me.

Korra will have her raw Raava power, and the next avatars until vaatu starts to grow again. Because he can never be destroyed, just diminished if raava wins the battle. Im sure its another kind of cycle, just on a 10k year cycle. The raw power goes down as the knowledge power increases until the next battle with vaatu. But like @jay 1 says it is still kinda strange how the avatar can just bend so much more of an element when in avatar state. That's probably due to raava's power

@@infragrayscale but even if the brute power Raava provides becomes less and less, in the end it will be more than it was when Wan fused with Raava. At the time Raava fitted into a tea pot, now, even if Vaatu returns, Raava will just return to it's regular power and size.

True Wan didn't have any last lives. Only Raava. But then again, having all those past lives is such a great gift to the Avatar. I personally was angry when this happened, but it was out of her control (in a way). Drawing wisdom from their past lives is so useful, but it also provides the Avatar with guidance and great advice about how to move forward with maintaining peace. But I'm hoping that this feature doesn't end with Korra. That having the past live feature continue. And what's great is that she knows energy bending and that knowledge will be passed on to the next Avatar. I'm certain the Avatar Cycle will always continue to impress, grow stronger and endure. Love: Me :P

@jay 1 Great minds think a like am I right🐣I appreciate that Korra, even though she was not at fault tried hard to redeem herself. And what was really fascinating for me was how she took energy bending to the next level. We all saw how Aang bent Ozais energy, but Korra definitely displayed the true power of the Avatar. And she did this without the help of the past avatars. I am grateful for the way she made up for what happened in the past and as you said it made her stronger. She isn't Aang, we can all agree, but her character definitely shows us how worthy she is to be an Avatar and why she was the next reincarnation of Aang.

Jesse Stewart Be glad you didn’t.

Me too

I enjoyed the dark story of the legend of Korra but I hate how they ruined the whole concept of the avatar and the origin of bending... everything was so mythical in TLA

Wtf is wrong with you tlok was amazing

trolladas - nebulous The Legend of Korra is really good but it’s not amazing. Personally I think each seasons story is pretty good but the way some stuff was executed was pretty bad... Korra losing to the dark avatar, the origin of the avatar, the fast modernization with the mechs ...

pretty literally. When Korra connected the spirit world and the physical world she learned she had to accept change not necessarily as good or bad but as something different

I believe it is completely gone, if i remember correctly avatar korra writes letters to the next avatar

@@hz7739 well Korra wrote letters just incase it’s completely gone they never confirmed if it was or wasn’t

i would say yes every single future avatar can still talk the the past avatars up to korra but starting from wan to aang they can no longer connect to them, their spirit lives in the spirit world but they can no longer connect to the future avatars

Damn

Seff Plays that’s what I thought too

not to mention the *Scar Twins*

And let's not forget that this new Avatar cycle is stronger than the previous one since Wan fused with a much weaker (nearly dead) Raava while she fused with Korra in her peak of power.

I always imagined that it would have drastically changed Aang's personality - maybe not right away, but over time - as I think he would be haunted by it, and would also feel he'd lost some of his connection to his Air Nomad values. By the time he became an adult I think he would have been a very different person. And who knows how many repercussions that might have had?

I think it would have had quite a few different rather grim repercussions. First of all Aang would have lost his ways. Some might say that he would have finally accepted his role as the avatar and done what was nessesary. I however disagree. If Aang had killed the firelord he would have no longer been Aang anymore since he would have given in to what others wanted him to do and be..instead of what he was. It would leave him hollow and would have never made him unable to ever reconnect with himself since he would forever hate himself. In other words I believe he would have distanced himself from his current life (Like he did in the books with his previous) and thereby distanced himself from all his lifes leaving him an empty husk. Now that is what I believed would have happened to Aang. What would have happened to the world would be just as dark. The war would have been won but the death of the firelord would have most likely made him into a war hero. The firenation would have agreed that easily to what happened to their leader and would have kept the war going costing many more lifes and most likely made it almost impossible for the 4 nations to ever live in peace together. Zuko would never be accepted as the firelord and would have never been able to control it..simply because it would no longer just be seen as the firelord having been defeated in his own game and even spared by the Avatar that could have killed him...but rather an unfair battle that had the bloodthirsty Avatar kill off their leader. I know Uncle Iroh said it had to be the Avatar who defeated the firelord..but notice he said defeat him..never kill. That is my take on it at least.

@@bibbobella interesting I was also thinking something along the lines of the fire nation not giving up and accepting zuko what do you think our reaction was n the real world would have been? Would we view the series the same way, as one of the greatest series of all time(at least in my opinion) or would we view it differently?

@@skydragonslayer9820 Hmm tough to say really. Now it would without a doubt have been a hell of a jump for the series and I feel like it would have destroyed more than a few of the important messages that the show was giving us but I am not certain it would have nessesarily been hated. Some people would have disagree with it (myself included) but it would have been exstremely ballsy and even somewhat respectable to actually have the unwilling protagonist actually kill the firelord. The deus ex machina that they kinda threw in with energy bending could have been handled better but I don't believe killing the firelord would end up being better in the end. It would have a huge shock factor from the first viewing but after that be seen as nothing more than a simple attempt at shock value. I don't believe it would have destroyed the show but it would have been an unfitting end to Aang's story arc and would have taken way more away from the show than add to it.

For starters, he wouldnt have the ability to take away bending, wich has majors consequenses to Tlok. But as well as hes own personal values and his self image. Interesting topic

And overpowered that why they did make an series about aang growing up

Uhhh yeah.... why would it not be? Just because you don't like it? Not everybody liked Last Airbender believe it or not

@@BlueSkullX I didn't say that everyone should think the same way I think

@@AmitCinematicUniverse Neither did I

Acourse we should. People only didn't like it because it was something completely different from Aang. Korra and Aang are complete opposite.

Yeah we should even if we dont like it you cant deny that it is canon

who the hell cares

Y the emojis tho

@@unathi9017 rude

African Queen um what?

Probably not

The Avatar is the reincarnation of wan so nope.

mjkalasky I don’t think that’s how it works

@@derekmeade1741 basically if aang didnt stay in the iceburg and he died before katara was born he thinks katara would have been the avatar

Yeah Korea’s legend is her struggle, she went through a lot and manages to build herself back up from it.

I myself watched ATLA first and as it was airing but when Korra came out that show just resonated with me more. I appreciate them both but Korea’s arc and stuff is more appealing to me

@@lecoreytarpley9221 Thats the case for me

Not all air nomads were avatars, they could reach enlightenment

@@ninjafaceify Yeah I know that? 1000's of avatars have existed meaning it's plural.

@@Eruptor1000 you phrased the comment so it seemed like you were saying air nomads couldn't reach enlightenment

@@ninjafaceify My bad I hope you understand now.

@@Eruptor1000 Bit late to the party, but considering it's been only 10,000 years (plus a few in Korra Book 3+4) since the Avatar was first created and assuming each incarnation lives on average 100 years (Kyoshi lived to 230 years old, but Kuruk had died at 33, for example), there could only have been *a hundred* Avatars.

I thought it made it more fascinating. Korra couldn't rely on other Avatars anymore. Then her being crippled and traumatized by Zaheer is even more tragic because with the combined power of past lives, she could have beaten Zaheer and recovered quickly. But because the connection was severed, she didn't have that option. It was interesting to watch her struggle with those things alone. And the fact that she was still able to pull Zaheer to the ground in the middle of a tornado while being poisoned, all without the help of the other Avatars, shows how truly powerful she is.

Sidney Goodrich I see your point, without the experience of the past avatars, Korra became much more self-reliant. When Aang needed guidance or wisdom he would call upon his past lives. Sadly Korra lost this luxury, she was alone and had to face challenges without guidance. The reason I think I hate severing so much, is because I can’t stand to live with the fact that the spirits of the past avatars are gone, erased, as if they meant nothing. And what really irks me is that I just found out that this doesn’t just stand Korra, I heard that even the avatars after her will be unable to speak with their past lives. It’s an injustice, they were so helpful, so enlightening, it’s unfair to Korra and to the avatars after her, they will never be able to seek upon the wisdom of those before them. I liked TLOK, even though many people do not, but the one thing I’ll never forgive, is taking away Aang .😔

@@dylanpastore where did you hear that Avatars after Korra cannot speak with their past lives? My impression was that since Raava got reborn, that means the Avatar cycle will restart. So basically Korra is the first Avatar of the new cycle (like Wan) and all the Avatars after her will be connected cuz Raava will be within all of them. This is the first time I've heard that this will affect future Avatars.

@@Thief555WWJD Of course it will affect future avatars if they cannot connect to the older wiser ones, all they will have to rely on is Korra.

I actually think it makes it better because she can find knowledge from other people instead of old avatars

78 if I counted right

@@jannap.2811 why tho

@@menkirdennis6686 12:26

@@jannap.2811 I counted 82

kumata

Exactly my thought. This is the most worst thing happened in the Avatar World. I hope a new series of a new Avatar will find a way to reconnect to Aang and the latter previous lives of the avatar

Its not that bad

@@Lowkidoe29 it really is tho, possibly the worst thing to happen to an avatar/the entire cycle

But wasnt it like destined to happen or smth

@@takemeaway5548 i think so, cause at that temple with all those statues of the avatars, Aang was the last one

She lost her connection. She started the second cycle.

No that as only bad writing

@@ricardosnowbacks6404 That not bad writing at all. Lok was great show. Korra bending physical energy showed how far she came and grew on her spiritual side, not bad writing.

The writers said Korra avatar state isn't weaken. Every avatar has same amount of power in avatar state. Korra still has same amount of power but just lost her past lives. But she does have more raw power since the new Ravaa is stronger than the old cycle.

Ricardo Snowbacks How? She is the start of a brand new avatar cycle, so was Wan when he first fused with Raava and he was able to defeat the embodiment of evil without the power of the past avatars, so that was his own power just like Korra after book 2.

Josh Dylan de Leon water actually comes after air just like korra came after aang, so that theory is wrong unfortunately

It was too good to replicate in a live action and to perfect for a sequel

​@@rushalias8511 @I @ my mom made me. it has a good sequel in the comics and the story is really good. but on the first ones is a bit awkward because they had to figure out who to work with a new media. and yes the romance. in the comics they shake up a bit except for the main one (aang and katara), on the other side the make aang not be a good father (toph also take that for free)

There few things that wrong like lion turtle popping up no where giving Aang energy bending. There many things people ignore about ATLB. But still the best show.

Korra

it ended

what kind of logic are you using lmao when was Aang’s connection severed ? If you mean Korra’s connection that’s all she lost lmao she didn’t lose any power to the avatar state. At the end of book 2 they clearly show her fusing with a much bigger and powerful raava making her avatar state stronger

@@christianmugisha7933 Where was it said that a bigger raava makes her avatar state stronger than any of the past avatars? Like i’m genuinely wondering?

@@julianmuhhamad4562 your confused if you think they made Korra’s avatar state weak for the plot of book 3 😂 there is a reason why Unalaq’s AS overpowered Korra’s. When Unalaq removed raava from korra she was small and the end of book 2 after Korra raava was bigger

@@christianmugisha7933 How am I confused when I literally never even said that? Also you didn’t even answer my question I asked where it was said that a bigger raava would make her avatar state stronger than the past avatars? Also that was during harmonic convergence.

@@christianmugisha7933 um idk Idk if your a clear fan but RAAVA was destroyed which severed the connection to the past avatar forever now there might be a way to get it back but the future avatars can now only speak as far as khora they can’t talk to aang or Chanel the past avatars only just khora and raava and I guess themselves

Is it ending soon?

@@chrishansen1842 Yes, It's ending in about two weeks

Best Aang feat: after the Ozai fight, after he has finally mastered the Avatar state, he just casually switched it on, effortlesly raises the entire sea level to put out some fires raging across the country, and then calmly just releases it again. That's way better than an element sphere.

@@Carabas72 I liked the element sphere

Don't forget about the avatar before yangchen was able to bend the magma out of the volcano

@@mr.kingofphenomenal4629 I like it too, but it's not the most powerful thing he ever did.

@@cactusjack1381 Oh yeah. I forgot about Avatar Jafar.

so drinking game? xD