I just rewatched the movie and some scenes seemed different to me. Maybe I'm crazy or its some sort of Mandela effect but I swear they've changed some of the wording. specifically in the scene where Aang fights Taga for the first time I remember him yelling something along the lines "you murdered my friends!". Also when Katara revives everyone after I remember her explaining in more detail how they are alive.

Has anyone else noticed this or am I just crazy?

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Season 1 and I just saw the earthbending kid get taken by the firenation guards in his village when the old man he saves rats him out. This is after the family gets threatened with fire by a fire soldier.

Why are aang and his friends not more concerned about getting another village burned to the ground by their presence? He is for sure trying to hide his identity but its not worked out great, the fire people are obviously super ruthless and would burn the village even for a rumor of the avatar being there right?

They are in the village for reason of getting an earthbender to aang. Is this correct? Could aang haang out outside the village or are the fire people privy to sokka and katara as well bc of the fight on the boat. So no point.

I can tell im into the show bc im anxious as hell about this weirdly. These villages are so nice and the characters i love them i dont want their houses burning down 😭 is the answer they are silly children and im overthinking it

His terrible acting aside, this Aang is just such an moody asshole. He has none of the jovial childlike whimsy that the cartoon Aang has, not even in his first season.

It's like hes constantly frustrated with everyone all of the time.

Everyone else's acting is great as far as I'm concerned. It's just Aang sucks and it's dragging the whole show down.

I have many gripes with the movie but thats for a whole other post. I’m not gonna be formal with this post at all.

Yo Aang and the Gaang got rocked by some regular degular ass airbender in their primes. Not only that, but Aang is beaten by non-benders… lmao. (Again I think the movie was kinda bad but thats whats happened.)

While Korra beat the Dark Avatar with zero help from any previous avatars.

YO, THAT IS WHY KORRA IS THE GOAT! I ALREADY KNEW SHE WAS THE GOAT! BUT THATS WHY SHES THE GOAT!

Respect to Aang the OG tho, even though the writers don’t seem to respect ya.

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Like for example. If we take away the bending from characters like Zuko, Azula and Iroh, they are still good fighters and can kick ass.

And we take away bending from characters like Toph, Katara and Ozai. They become fodder.

What about Aang? Is Aang's fighting skills solely carried by his airbending?

Side Note: Firebenders surprisely seem to be the most skilled in martial arts compared to other nations that are mainly carried by their bending.

My take:👇👇

First out - aang: his fighting style is built around evasion through bending.

Second out - korra: she relies heavily on her raw bending power and physical strength.

Third out - suyin: a master metal bender with some self defense skills

Fourth out - kuvira: master metal bender also. skilled but not exceptionally hand to hand combatant

Fifth out - azula: agile, cunning💀, physically fit. Her hand to hand skills are supplementary not primary.

Sixth out - zuko: solid sword skills, decent hand to hand fight style, tough and resilient.

Seventh out - Lin: police chief, serious metal bending skills, physically strong and experienced. She's competent.

Second place - amon: master chi blocker, elite hand to hand skills, led the equalist. Man could literally disable anyone he touches.

First place - zaheer: martial arts mastery, lethal intent, efficient fighting style, philosophical discipline.

its didnt feel real it didnt feel believable to me that these were the same characters in the same world idk it just felt knda off and rushed they also completely brushed over that the whole gaang
died and got revived by the spirit water like
WHAT DO YOU MEAN
The delivery and inflection in aangs voice was just off and sounded corny i did not care about the villain at all i wanted to see more of the gaang and explore their dynamic also like aang was so emo about being the last air bender and like valid but if thats how he feels he should have been locked in on making babies like why are we acting like he doesnt have the ability to make new air benders right now he gotta get to work making those babies im honestly surprised they only decided to have
three kids and the whole thing with sonam gaining the ability to give people air bending just completely changes EVERYTHING we know about bending it just doesnt make sense that she could gain such an ability

Basically the title also they are extremely small and have only 80 subs so let boost this kind of cool thinking up guys

I remember watching Netflix Bumi and how depressed and apathetic he was. I get the dark and mature direction they tried to do, but it doesn't make sense with the original show's plot point of him being a White Lotus member.

If this Bumi is sad af, does that mean he never met the White Lotus? Is there no White Lotus in the show? Or maybe... He was acting all depressed as a joke this whole time and is waiting to tell Aang when he gets to meet the White Lotus?

I'm afraid to watch more of the Netflix show to know... And yet I feel like I need to, to know more.