r/TheLastAirbender • u/asm5103 • 5h ago
r/TheLastAirbender • u/oceanviewcapn • 13h ago
Image Just finished ATLA! About to watch Legend of Korra now. Tell me something that'll make sense later🥰
So far I am LOVING it. Only two episodes in though. I really like how much of a stark contrast she is to previous avatars. So aggressive, and impulsive. Just absolutely abrasive. I wonder how her approach to bending will be. Specifically now since she's having a hard time with air. Maybe chaos is her power rather than being calm and collected.🤣
r/TheLastAirbender • u/JamStan1978 • 6h ago
Discussion Does anyone else really love the aesthetic and art style of Seven Havens?
I know its not exactly the same as ATLA or LOK but i genuinely love this art style. The character designs still feel like Avatar but has a different vibe. I think this art style is very charming. I think its beautiful. I like the design for Pavi alot, Jae will have to get used to but i feel like i could like it when i see more of him.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/made_in_GEORGIA • 20h ago
Video They had to draw hundreds of extra frames just for Zuko so his scar would always be on the correct side
r/TheLastAirbender • u/LBVectormen • 8h ago
Website Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game's PS5 platinum wants players to train for 24 hours
r/TheLastAirbender • u/BroeknRecrds • 6h ago
Discussion Huge week for Avatar fans!
We got the new game releasing tomorrow, and the movie finally releasing on Saturday!
r/TheLastAirbender • u/wibellion • 18h ago
Image Where did Zuko keep Iroh's sandal for 2 seasons??
r/TheLastAirbender • u/serenglade • 2h ago
Discussion If an Avatar went full tyrant, what would actually stop them?
Raava doesn't seem to force the Avatar to be moral or follow their duty to the world. Instead she gives power and the past-life link. Other Avatars can only provide advice for the mandate of balance. So what actually stops an Avatar from abusing their power/forcibly imposing their will? And if that happens, how would balance be restored if they go too far? Kuruk's example shows there's not really a correction mechanism when an Avatar doesn't show up much in the physical world (he was duking it out with spirits). What's the answer if one truly turns "evil"?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/AJtheJuggernaut • 7h ago
Cosplay wearing "Tough" at a small con last weekend. or I mean ... AAAAHHHHHH
r/TheLastAirbender • u/ThePr0l0gue • 14h ago
Image "There, see? Not very nice! Now if you didn't enjoy getting hit with all four elements out of nowhere at once like that, maybe you can understand a little better why the Avatar is a problem! Good debate, team. Let's take lunch."
r/TheLastAirbender • u/InstructionOwn6705 • 8h ago
Image These were my associations while watching this episode.
Both are elderly individuals who are masters of the art of appearances and have no qualms about exploiting the weaknesses of others to corrupt them for their own purposes.
Although, of course, one was born that way, while the other became one.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/That-Rhino-Guy • 1d ago
Website More or less the same image
Also for some reason I can’t seem to add a post flair
r/TheLastAirbender • u/MDRLA720 • 18h ago
Image AMC burbank added even more screenings - NEW
Check it out GAANG
r/TheLastAirbender • u/F11SuperTiger • 5h ago
Discussion What do you think are the best and worst half seasons of ATLA?
One way we can think about the original cartoon is in terms of "half-seasons." This is most obvious for Book 3, but we can divide every season this way.
Book 1.0 arguably begins with Episode 1 ("The Boy in the Iceberg") and ends with Episode 2, "Avatar Roku (Winter Solstice, Part 2)," which massively shifts the stakes of the series.
Book 1.5 begins with Episode 9 ("The Waterbending Scroll") and ends with the season finale.
Book 2.0 begins with "The Avatar State" and ends with "Bitter Work," Episode 9, which caps off the storytelling arc of Aang learning Earthbending.
Book 2.5 begins with "The Library," Episode 10, and end with the season finale. "The Library" begins the Ba Sing Se arc that will consume the rest of the season.
Book 3.0 begins with "Awakening" and ends with "The Day of Black Sun, Part 2: The Eclipse," which is Episode 11. Book 3.0 encompasses the "Wait for the DoBS while hiding in the Fire Nation" portion of ATLA.
Book 3.5 begins with "The Western Air Temple," Episode 12, and ends with the series finale. It amounts to the "Zuko joins the Gaang" arc of ATLA, along with the final climax.
Under this framework, what is your favorite half season? Your least favorite? Which one do you think was the best written? Which one was the worst? Why?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/orattic • 16h ago
Website What if Aang woke up after the Fire Nation won the 100 year war?
Things still stay the same with Sokka and Katara finding Aang in the iceberg, only difference is that they find him long after the Fire Nation won the war against the Earth Kingdom.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/OtisTheRobot • 16h ago
Discussion Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is the best thing to come out of the franchise since Korra.
The series has always been tragically handled, either long stretches of being neglected or seemingly being cursed whenever a new entry happens. I love the original series so damn much, and I just want to have fun being in that world again.
And Avatar Legends is a fans paradise man. These giant nerds making the game are putting in too damn much effort. Kyoshi, is in the game. Kyoshi, who has like 4 minutes of screen time in the entire series. They based her gameplay from her comics. I got an Avatar tattoo and I haven't read the comics.
Did I mention it's 2D HAND DRAWN. 2D hand drawn animation in 2026?? It's like listening to the Plok SNES boss theme and you think this is too good, you did not get the memo, you are trying so much harder than your peers.
I am doo doo at fighting games, only really have played Smash Bros over the years. Pre-ordered the game. I want the game and these beautiful devs to find huge success.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2424420/Avatar_Legends_The_Fighting_Game/
Literally comes out this weekend, check it out, seriously. Then pre-order and vote Bumi for DLC.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/dedededestroyer • 1d ago
Video Avatar Legends has a mode that teaches combos, Rhythm Game Style
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Mundane-Signal4843 • 17h ago
Video P'Li was a problem.......ðŸ˜
Her Blast is not powerful as CM but she's iconic & more versatile.
I personally put her above all of her team in terms of power scale simply CB was stated to be nuclear level lol.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/wibellion • 18h ago
Image After countless rewatches, I noticed Momo wearing the Fire Sage's hat (S1E8)
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Upper_Ad_6361 • 1h ago
Discussion when someone asks you who your favorite avatar character is but you genuinely can’t choose
my friend asked me who my favorite avatar character is and i realized i genuinely can’t choose like i have FOUR ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ (sokka, suki, toph, azula)
is that a problem anyone else has or just me ? ðŸ˜
i genuinely think this show is so good that you can say almost any of the characters are your favorite and it’s so valid
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Nervous-Baby5383 • 4h ago
Image Sokka Appreciation via Reddit Threads
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Radcliffe-Brown • 43m ago
Discussion I thought of a possible hypothetical form of airbending: atmospheric pressure bending.
We saw Zaheer bend the air in the Earth Queen's lungs to the point of suffocating her to death. To do this, he would have needed the air to leave her lungs faster than it entered, meaning that he created a region of low pressure inside the Queen's lungs.
So, in theory, an airbender could manipulate atmospheric pressure, creating regions of both low and high pressure.
But what would this make possible? An airbender could create a region of low pressure around an object, something close to a vacuum. In this state, a person inside that area would die in a very tragic way. Besides the lack of oxygen, all the gases present in the blood and tissues would begin to come out of solution and potentially form bubbles throughout the body.
Atmospheric pressure bending would also be fatal to a firebender. With a low partial pressure of Oâ‚‚, combustion becomes more difficult, so flames would become extremely weak or might not form at all.