Avatar The Last Airbender: The Deserter
Apr. 7th, 2012 07:49 pmNo, I'm not skipping episodes, I'm just not commenting on every episode. That would make this a chore, which I don't want.
( spoilers and ponderings )
( spoilers and ponderings )
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Apr. 1st, 2012 09:02 pmThanks to ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
lizbee, I have been watching the first season of Avatar: The Last Airbender. I've just finished watching episode 13, "The Blue Spirit". Now, before this episode, I would have said that I liked ATLA, but I didn't love it. There have been episodes like "Jet" and "Imprisoned" that did not go down the usual cliched route, but actually touched on difficult issues raised by war. That was good, that was impressive; it means that the series is not as shallow as one would expect from a kids' cartoon. Good.
I also have to say that Uncle Iroh is made of awesome. But even Uncle Iroh wasn't enough to make me fall in love with this show.
However... we come to The Blue Spirit.
( there be spoilers, serious spoilers, do not read this if you haven't seen the episode! )
lizbee, I have been watching the first season of Avatar: The Last Airbender. I've just finished watching episode 13, "The Blue Spirit". Now, before this episode, I would have said that I liked ATLA, but I didn't love it. There have been episodes like "Jet" and "Imprisoned" that did not go down the usual cliched route, but actually touched on difficult issues raised by war. That was good, that was impressive; it means that the series is not as shallow as one would expect from a kids' cartoon. Good.I also have to say that Uncle Iroh is made of awesome. But even Uncle Iroh wasn't enough to make me fall in love with this show.
However... we come to The Blue Spirit.
( there be spoilers, serious spoilers, do not read this if you haven't seen the episode! )
