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Avatar: The Last Airbender | Book Three: Episodes 5-8 | Unedited Reaction (Patreon)

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Hi everyone! Sorry these uploads have been on the later side! There is construction going on outside of my house from like 10am to 2pm every weekday right now because they built some new houses and they're installing internet and such. So it's been difficult to find time to record without drills, chainsaws and construction noise happening in the video 😅 Plus I'm also a squirrel brain & get very distracted when there's mayhem going on while trying to watch (if you saw my kingdom of heaven reaction during that thunderstorm you know LOL) Anyways, hopefully they'll be done soon so I can get on a better schedule again!Thanks for hanging out & I hope you all are enjoying this season as much as I have been 🔥These episodes were SO GOODSee you next week for more!Thank you for your support on Patreon!Relax and enjoy 🍿🌿SYNC ALONG LINK: https://youtu.be/HZBk2_XmXq8I watched this on Netflix

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TChang23

Watching episode 6 for the first time was incredible, I think it was genuinely the first time I ever experienced “a plot twist” it was such a rush of adrenaline to find out zuko was related to Roku and therefore related to Aang I don’t think I’ll ever forget how it felt finding that out for the first time.

Jojo Garlin

The Beach Episode is gives a very interesting Look at Azula and really cements the tragedy. Azula is simply a child of war. She’s ruthless efficient and sharp. But she doesn’t know how to be a person. It’s jarring for the first time because she’s so good at reading people but when it’s not a mission or some strategic play she can’t even make small talk. She was raised to be perfect ruthless and efficient, The tragedy is that this episode shows she at least is capable of genuinely being empathetic and somewhat vulnerable, apologizing to Ty Lee when she visibly hurt her feelings or going out to find Zuko when he was alone in the family house. There was nothing for her to gain in those moments especially when later at the campfire she shows no problem antagonizing them It’s very clear that Azula took her Mother’s reprimand and extra care for Zuko as a sign that she was unloved by her, and as a result she seeked comfort in the parent that indulged in her negative qualities and gave her praise until that’s all she has going for her

Dude Longcouch

No apologies needed, sometimes real life gets in the way and we just have to deal. This was actually posted at the perfect time for me; I JUST got home and logged on to see if you had posted yet, and I find that you did it 7 minutes ago! Gonna settle in and have an incredible Thursday night watching these episodes with you. It's a shame we weren't a bit closer to Halloween by the time you got to "The Puppetmaster", but hey, as far as I'm concerned, Spooky Season starts after Labor Day weekend, so it still counts :p

Richard

“squirrel brain” lol need a gif of that 🤣

virJhin

Thinking of defeating the Fire Nation with the volcano is so dark 💀 Also I want to mention there's physically opposite of learning bending (water/fire - air/earth) and then there's spiritually/mentally opposite. It can be with any bending that you're opposite with depending on your personality.

Justyn

The Avatar and the Fire Lord is my number 1 favorite episode in the whole show. I genuinely think it doesn't get any better. Absolutely perfect. Oh also the puppetmaster is the most geniusly terrifying thing eve ever seen 😱

SidekickSteph

You’re on time that almost every Patreon that I’ve ever had, don’t worry if you’re a few hours late girl. Your content is great, it’s worth the wait! Can’t wait for more though, this show is amazing! It’s one of my favorites ever!

none none

Since Aang is Roku's next life, if you think about it, Sozin essentially left his best friend for dead, and then made it his life's mission to hunt his best friend down and kill him again. He spent the remainder of his life searching for the friend he abandoned ... so he could kill him ... AGAIN. Sozin really did age into a rotten old man.

rubberkidney

Azula's voice actress, Grey DeLisle, is absolutely world-class and nails her performance in every possible way. When I think of the confluence of events that had to come together for this show to exist on Nickelodeon and be what it is, it blows my mind.

Kase

I’ll say it next week too, but Episode 14 has a pretty major spoiler in the recap, just a heads up.

joseph downey

Season 3 is fire....(Sokka sounds) But it really is, episodes 5,6 and 8 are some of my favorites. This season is stacked though, and I am really exciting for the next set of episodes next week. I didn't like Avatar when it first came out because I was a driving teenager and the show was a cartoon. There was one random episode in season 2 I watched and it got my interested enough in it that I watch the entire show. Caught up just before season 2 ended and was hooked. Avatar is the reason I got into anime, well the handful of amines I watch at least.

Bridget

Saying blood bending got Katara out of a pickle is funny after just watching The Sand Lot and them calling everything “a pickle”

J0HNNY0NLY

I'll always remember the puppetmaster episode. It was around Halloween when it aired. Maybe after I have to look. Love your reactions. I haven't seen these in a long time. I was a kid when these first aired.

Day Blueberry

Jeez that beach episode, I have seen it countless times through countless reactions and I still cry during that open fire scene with everyone opening up, my tears just flow when that scene happens, especially when Zuko let's out his emotions. I just love all 4 of them so much. I also really enjoyed your reaction and analysis of that scene, there's a lot more I'd love to go into but that would go into spoilers so not yet! Fun fact, Aangs earth bending master in Book 2 was supposed to be this big and strong guy before it was ultimately changed to the tiny and dangerous Toph! But they still used his character as Rokus earth bending teacher Sud! "Do you really think friendships can last more than one lifetime?" So not so fun fact, actually really sad detail, is that the way people get combustion bending (the firebendending mind explosion) is through a really horrible experience. The show never goes into it but other things do so I'll leave it vague if you ever want to dive into more than just the shows and see for yourself how that ability is gained Another cute Aang and Katara detail is how Aang immediately reassures katara when one of her plans goes awry and puts him in danger. When they were taken by pirates and Katara says "Aang, this is all my fault" and Aang immediately says "No Katara, it isn't." (let's ignore that Uncle Iroh immediately said "yea it kinda is" lmao) and now in the Puppetmaster episode when Katara freezes Aang she say "I'm sorry, Aang!" and he immediately responds with "Its okay!", he doesn't let her feel bad for a second!! I love them your honor, they are adorable

mitchhamilton64

a fun fact! the earth bending master that roku had was pretty much the master that was originally going to be toph. you see him at the start of every episode when katara says earth. i love how well the writers have for details, the little things to help build the world. like having sozin when hes introduced look for an opportunity to win against an opponent by seeing the branch. he was a clever man who took whatever the world offered him in order to better his outcome. nice catch with that southern water tribe girl who saw hamma off. that wasnt kya, it was kanna, katara and sokkas grandmother. like you said, katara is a real bad judge of character. idk if its wanting to see the good in people or she just gets her feelings mixed in and becomes so blind she cant see an obvious problem. as for locking up hamma, it shouldnt be too hard. maybe keep her hands bind during a full moon, or have it so shes locked alone in a cell for one night. shouldnt be an issue. next week! going to be good!

Josue

Book 3 doesn't miss. Great episode after great episode. Since you are reaching the end, I was wondering: do you plan on watching The Legend of Korra as well? Also, I cannot look at Combustion Man aka Sparky Sparky Boom Man and not see Dave Bautista lol

Justyn

Also, the day i say " 🤠 hey there sweet sugar cakes, how ya likin this party?" And she actually gets the joke, is the day that I'll know I've found the one

Dude Longcouch

That was a great observation about how Combustion Man inhales before every attack. It harkens back to what Uncle Iroh told Zuko way back in the first episode - "Power in firebending comes from the breath."

Dude Longcouch

"It was the summer I met the weirdest old lady in the woods and got us all into the biggest pickle we'd ever be in." - Katara

Ron B

Ok so you didn't spot it, no shame!! I seriously didn't either until after a rewatch or two 😅 but I'm copying a comment I made on a different reactors reaction for episode 6 for you and anyone else that hasn't put all the pieces together with the insanely good writing this is for a "children's show." 😄 If it wasn't clear; the reason Iroh has the artifact for the crown prince to wear is because if you remember he was SUPPOSED to be fire lord and would have worn it during his reign and then given that ornament to his now passed away son Lu Ten. 😭 I still haven't seen the other 2 episodes for this week yet with you, but I definitely wanted to get this comment out there and will likely comment on the others separately when I do! No apologies needed for the timing on release Kali! Thanks again for wonderful reactions!!

Dude Longcouch

Speaking of bending techniques, there's a really great but easy to miss detail in Katara's fight with Hama. Remember Uncle Iroh's speech about taking wisdom from many sources and the particular styles of each bending discipline? And he goes on to explain how waterbenders redirect attacks and earthbenders take things head on? Well, Katara has been training with Toph, but Hama has no experience with fighting earthbenders. So when they start throwing attacks at each other, you can see them both receiving the attack and redirecting it back, as waterbenders do. But then, instead of redirecting, Katara stands head on and shatters Hama's attack, which leaves Hama stunned, because she's never seen a waterbender use a technique like that. The attention to detail in the choreography animation is absolutely insane.

MrGiamMY999

Little detail: we saw that it took 12 years for Roku to master all the elements, while Aang is supposed to do it in less than a year at 12 yo.

Binho

Messenger pigeons were absolutely a real thing, and they were used for thousands of years, especially before telephones, radio, and the internet. The fascinating part is that the bird (mostly pigeons) usually didn't know the address in the way we think of it. It was trained to return to its home. They have a remarkable ability to navigate back to their home loft.

MrGiamMY999

I get why Katara didn’t get a weird vibe from Hama as we did: remember, Katara can’t hear the creepy music as we can 😂

UTU49

The Avatar and the Firebender... and... The Puppetmaster... are a couple of my favourite episodes.

UTU49

I loved the revelation that Zuko is descended from both Sozin and Roku. We're 48 episodes in and the writers still have some aces up their sleeves.

UTU49

I think and analyze stories a lot, so sometimes I think of things in advance. I thought of blood bending early on, but I didn't actually believe that they would use that idea on the show. I was amazed that they not only depicted blood bending but that they did it in a way that was so satisfying and scary, but also sad.

JCR

How did Hama sneak up on Toph? They can cut off her arms, and she can't blood bend anymore.

eladrin22

The headcannon for me is that the fire nation was capturing the southern waterbenders in an attempt to capture the avatar, because they assumed he had died. They kept them alive for the same reason that Zhao kept Aang alive at the prison (the one that zuko rescued him from in season 1)

FrenchTantan

I think the bloodbending isn't evil on accounts of being some sort of temptation, but rather because of the mindset you need to get in, and maintain, to use it. As Hama said, "the rats were nothing more than bags filled with liquid". To use the technique on people, you have to stop seeing them as such. It's dehumanizing, Katara realized it immediately and that's why she doesn't like the thought. She doesn't want to bring herself to think that way, even for people in the Fire Nation. Hama however, was so corrupted by revenge rather than justice that she stopped caring after a while. Cross a line enough times and your footsteps cover it eventually.

NeonThunder

That detail is genuinely one of my favorites from the episode it's so freaking cool

Alexander Frangie

I wouldn't say Katara is a bad judge of character; given that Southern Water Tribe culture had almost been erased, how could she not be ecstatic to find she is not alone? Also, the others were willing to write Hema off as creepy and pursue the idea that it was an angry spirit until they found the people in the cave.

David Hansen

Sokka knew there wasn't any bathroom in the spirit world because he was trapped there for 24 hours during season 1. And the first thing he said was he needed to go to the bathroom when he got out.

Armand Soulliard

As a second-generation Bengali, I've gotta say that Katara in The Runaway gives super strong South Asian parent vibes; reminds me of my own mom! But yeah, she struggles with the parentification she had to go through and didn't get to have a normal childhood.

William Roberts

Uncle Iroh had the crown prince artifact because originally Iroh was the crown prince, next in line to be Firelord, so it was originally his, and it was going to be Lu Ten' s...

Jahny Bravo

I always thought Roku’s biggest mistake was being so insistent on rejecting Sozin’s idea of the Fire Nation helping other nations that he never considered the possibility of even ATTEMPTING to steer him away from colonialism and more towards philanthropy, trade, and international outreach. The Fire Nation could’ve easily shared its resources without opting for straight domination. But since Roku and Sozin were both hot heads about it (pun intended) just both just kept digging in their heels about it and Sozin’s plan to spread the empire got more spiteful and spiteful because his own best friend thought he was too powerful and good for him to work with him anymore. p.s. it’s pedantic but I also have to go with Sokka on the whole friendships transcending lifetimes. Aang didn’t know Gyatso and Roku were friends, but the entire time Gyatso was raising Aang, HE knew Aang was the reincarnation of his old friend Roku. So it’s less like being friends across lifetimes and more like when someone you’re friends with has a kid and that kid grows up looking up to you because you go out of your way to be a supportive adult figure for your friend’s kid, too. Friendships transcending generations, not lifetimes. Pedantic argument, but Sokka got dismissed so quickly despite being right in my opinion. P.p.s.s I always thought it was funny no one tried to call out Katara for being the one who said “Stealing is wrong…. Unless it’s from pirates!!” back when she stole the Waterbending scroll. Same energy as Toph’s “I cheated a cheater.” Only would’ve worked back after the very first scam and before they got carried away, but it’s a valid callout

Luth

It is a great video but i think you totally misjudged the characters in the beach episode. Mainly Azula. She doesn't look like she is very emotionally stable. She looks exactly like when you bottle up every emotion and try to ignore them. That is a highly unstable emotional state. And ridiculing others for opening up (what she does) is a tool used by these people because seeing others talk about their feeling starts to bring up theirs. And they make fun of it so its easier to supress their own emotions. Love your reactions.

iMarks

I think these 4 episodes encapsulate perfectly, why this show isn't just a kids show.

Chris Truex

Fang curling up around Roku on the volcano gets me every time

David Hansen

The person that looked like katara was sokka and kataras grandma/ gran gran.

Null_Returns

@kaliwali, Can you please adjust episode 17 with episode 13-17(5 episodes) on that week? So after that in the next week you can close this series with Episodes 18-21 the Four Part finale named Sozin's Comet

BloodyBen

Theres some really cool and well done fan made animations of the various bending and sub-bending abilities that are worth checking out. This is a good one, and spoiler free now that you've seen bloodbending - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5vdPy7nbRQ

ConsistentlyStupid

Beyond how upsetting it is for Katara to have to have used Blood Bending to stop Hama, it's also just so sad for her that the one Southern Water Bender she ever meets is evil. Katara was so happy to meet someone who can finally teach her about her Tribe's culture and techniques around Water Bending, something that's incredibly important to her, just to have it ripped away in the most awful way.

Garrick Smalley

When bloodbending was introduced one of the things I have been happy about is the writers not taking the lightening bending to the next level of bending the electricity in the body. Your brain and heart run on electricity my guess is if a skilled enough fire bender wanted to they could bend that as well, causing seizures and heart attacks.

Lil Zane

I feel like a really unnoticed moment in the beach episode is when Zuko says, “he even thinks I’m a hero”, when talking about his dad. The scene quickly cuts to Azula smirking. I feel like this was an important moment in the show because this is the moment Azula realizes Zuko doesn’t believe his dad should think he’s a hero because he knows the Avatar isn’t really dead. That scene is an easy part to miss, and I don’t think a lot of people understand its significance

Azer S

Classic sunk cost fallacy. If you kill your best friend to realize your objective, then if you don't succeed, you killed your best friend for no reason. So from that, anything that you have to do to succeed is worth it

Marco Garcia

Fire lord Ozai doesn’t care about anyone but himself girl, nice of you to consider it tho.