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Some fun trivia about the play actors:
Regular Zuko is played by Dante Basco, Actor Zuko is played by his brother Derek.
Azula's voice actress Grey DeLisle (now Grey Griffin) plays Actress Katara.
The big buff male version of Toph was actually the original design for the character before she was redesigned as a girl.


textDisplay: Katara: "I don't know, Aang.  I'm just confused right now.  See, there's this girl named Luz..."

textDisplay: @DumFukkJuice Yup!  In all fairness, I'll stop making Owl House references in Avatar when The Owl House stops putting Avatar references in its episodes :P


textDisplay: Fun fact: the actress version of Azula is voiced by Twilight Sparkle's VA: Tara Strong.

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NO WAY!
I watched this episode dozen of times and never catched that.
Neither the fact that Actress Katara is played by Azula's VA, Grey DeLisle.

Range *WIN DING*

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NO WAY!
I watched this episode dozen of times and never catched that.
Neither the fact that Actress Katara is played by Azula's VA, Grey DeLisle.

Range **WIN DING**


textDisplay: I have never really liked recap episodes, especially if it was a show that I would watch week to week.  But the way Avatar did it was really clever, and that little jab at the series worst episode was the icing on the cake.


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For what can be considered a recap episode, this one is amazing and honestly one of my absolute favorite episodes in the show. It's presented in a very engaging way, and it's absolutely filled with meta-contextual humor and references, which makes it stand out. It ran the risk of being annoying, but managed to completely avoid that. Love it

Also: It's a very fun approach on how real stories can be documented and presented in a very different way than how it originally played out. It especially works out well here, since the Fire Nation has political motivations to represent the Aang gang in a silly way. The play is basically a propaganda piece.


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textDisplay: Now that this episode’s out of the way, next come the grand finale! Let’s go!!


textDisplay: Pretty good recap. Great calm before the storm.


textDisplay: after the last airbender you still got the legend of korra to go through


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( sorry I know that this is off topic ) So these are a couple of interesting movies which I would suggest for future polls :

Wolf Children (2012) : a very touching anime drama
Brother Bear (2003) : has an interesting concept with a very important message about unity
Lion King 2 : Simba’s pride (1998) : for some people this sequel is even better than the first, I wouldn’t say that but it’s still impressive
Spirit : Stallion of the Cimarron (2002): a beautiful epic movie about the life of a horse set in the Wild West
The Hunchback of Norte Dame (1996): quite dark for Disney
Dinosaur (2000): has Great realistic animation


textDisplay: The most awkward but funny episode... x - x<br>can't wait to see what you think of the BIG finale.

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The most awkward but funny episode... x - x
can't wait to see what you think of the BIG finale.


textDisplay: We here already!?

textOriginal: We here already!?


textDisplay: Can You React My Tiny Pony?<br>You can see how cute the flutershy is

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Can You React My Tiny Pony?
You can see how cute the flutershy is


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After this, you gotta react to the live action movie The Last Airbender!

NOT because it's good, but because it is notoriously bad and this somehow managed to predict that movie's faults and controversies. With your optimism, you actually might not hate it as much as most fans did (I was one of the few fans that didn't hate it when I first saw it, but then again, I was only vaguely familiar with the show at the time, being like 9 years old or something when it came out.)


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Hey, bro! Guess what?)

Great reaction!

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*Hey, bro!* Guess what?)

*Great reaction!*

textDisplay: Nice prediction as always

textOriginal: Nice prediction as always

textDisplay: @@4yzhoi I’m not predicting

textOriginal: @@4yzhoi I’m not predicting


textDisplay: While the play itself recapped everything they’ve done in their adventures and was hilarious to some of them, Aang and the group soon realize much to their shock it’s nothing more but Fire Nation propaganda.


textDisplay: As much as this play butchered The Avatar, the 2010 movie did even worse. <br>Atleast this episodes purpose was to be funny, not just straight up disappointing like the movie. 😂

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As much as this play butchered The Avatar, the 2010 movie did even worse.
Atleast this episodes purpose was to be funny, not just straight up disappointing like the movie. 😂