Book 1, Episode 7: “Winter Solstice - Part 1: The Spirit World”Įxposition time: In addition to learning the four elements, the Avatar has a spiritual responsibility.
This episode gave us memorable exchanges like “Can your science explain why it rains?” “Yes! Yes, it can!” - not to mention some lovely messages about shaping your own destiny - but is largely inconsequential.ĥ5.
Sokka learns that girls can fight too and Aang learns that hero worship is a double-edged sword. Book 1, Episode 4: “The Warriors of Kyoshi” Insane King Bumi’s introduction is fun, even if it’s a bit obvious that he’s Aang’s childhood friend.ĥ7. It deftly establishes Zuko’s potential, and when Aang, Sokka and Katara take off on Appa, it’s the real beginning of the show.ĥ8. And off the bat, Zuko shows he has honor - he promises to leave in peace if given the Avatar, and he does. Book 1, Episode 2: “The Avatar Returns”įor the record, Aang was never officially unbanished from the Southern Water Tribe. It’s a bit moralistic and heavy-handed, even if Aang’s lie to the two tribes is hilarious.ĥ9. It’s a good sign when a series only goes up from the first episode.Ħ0. Book 1, Episode 1: “The Boy in the Iceberg” The series as a whole is excellent, but how do the individual episodes stack up? By no popular demand, here is an entirely objective ranking of all 61 episodes of “Avatar: The Last Airbender” from worst to best.Ħ1. In fact, it’s one of the best shows of all time, full stop. He accepts that with the fall of Ba Sing Se, secrecy is their greatest advantage, and gives up his glider, a part of his identity as an airbender, to the lava flows of Avatar Roku's island.“Avatar: The Last Airbender” is one of the best animated series of all time.
Aang tries to run away by himself, but his friends find him. Zuko realizes that Azula credited him with the honor-bestowing reputation for having killed the Avatar for ulterior motives that will eventually serve her own ends. Zuko and Azula are welcomed home as heroes, and Fire Lord Ozai makes his first appearance in the series in which his full, unobscured figure is revealed, as he congratulates Zuko for killing the Avatar. Sokka believes that this is a positive development and insists they should maintain the illusion as long as possible, since it means the Fire Nation won't be hunting Team Avatar anymore and that they won't be expecting Aang at the invasion. He is dismayed to discover that the world believes him to be dead, just like when he was frozen in ice. Episode Description:Aang awakens to find himself weakened, his head full of hair, and all of his friends dressed in Fire Nation clothing as they travel on a stolen ship.
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