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LET THE WATER BENDING TRAINING BEGIN! - Avatar #18 (Patreon)

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2019-05-08 22:39:19
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It took an emotional reckoning to knock the Water Bending Sage off his misogynist soap box, but now that he's been brought around, the real water bending can begin!

I WATCH AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER AT AMAZON PRIME: amazon.com/The-Boy-in-the-Iceberg/dp/B000GFD4C0/

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LET THE WATER BENDING TRAINING BEGIN! - Avatar #18

It took an emotional reckoning to knock the Water Bending Sage off his misogynist soap box, but now that he's been brought around, the real water bending can begin! I WATCH AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER AT AMAZON PRIME: amazon.com/The-Boy-in-the-Iceberg/dp/B000GFD4C0/

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Jacob Harmon

Damn, I have awesome timing today. Looking forward to this one.

Anonymous

This is when shit starts getting good, in my opinion. The story tellers really start to flex their muscles at this point.

PKKite

TBH Katara is basically the same thing as any person visiting a country and saying "I dont like this you have to change your ways to accommodate me!" Even if she doesnt agree its 1. Not her place / home. 2. They dont have to let her stay. 3. She is not being forced to stay or learn healing. Its the same thing when people go to places like Japan and think things are weird or incorrect. It would be one thing if it was just one person being a ass. But like Pakku said his culture has been this way before even he was born its not like its a personal vendetta he has only. And yeah its a kids show but its funny that Katara alone somehow changed hundred or thousands of years of tradition in one day.

Chrome
>>22538910

she didn't really change hundreds of years of tradition in one day, she changed the opinion of one man really, convincing him to teach her, though it's assumed things will change later we don't see any other woman learning under him, there's a lot of cultural issues in the avatar world we know don't get sorted out before the end of the series, like a certain earth bender capital coming up.

Moe

I still don't get how the balloon wasn't damaged. It fell from the height of a mountain and the basket didn't even break. It also landed in a forest and wasn't ripped by the trees

PKKite
>>22539958

even if it was ripped they saw it in action and how it worked just having the prototype is a bonus for them.

Moe

I know i just thought it'd be more realistic if the basket broke.

1yoyoyo2

ohoho get ready for the book 1 finale curtis

Liesmith

Curtis: "Iroh, I like ya, bud, but singin' might not be it for you." Entire fanbase: [no comment]

GoldArthur

One of the things I really like about Avatar, is that it portrays it's villains in a very realistic way. Most other shows will have all their villains be pure evil, with no signs of humanity. In this show, there is an occasional pure evil villain, but most are just humans that are doing the wrong thing for personal reasons.

PotterBrony

well, Sokka is the son of the chief.

Chris D. Jones

No one notices their first time watching but Zuko puts a fire shield or dome around him to protect himself from the explosion

Anonymous

Glad you are enjoying Avatar, please stay away from Korra the entire thing was a train wreck from beginning to end. There is much better stuff to watch out there like Berserk 97, Hajime No Ippo, or Code Geass.

Anonymous

Not really, some people just hate differences in the sequel, and are determined to shit on it, no matter what. I personally loved it, start to finish. Not as good as Avatar, but definitely worth watching, so I really hope you watch it right after Avatar Curtis :D.

Anonymous

Now if this episode aired today it would feel like a feminism thing when in actuality its just old customs and their old way of doing things.

Tyler

I love the line from Pakku, "If you want to learn so badly, study closely!"

SomeRandomCanadian

This episode always made me wonder whether or not the northern tribe would train the avatar in a past life if he was a she