#AVATAR THE LEGEND OF AANG FULL MOVIES SERIES#

Unlike Kyoshi, Aang died of (mostly) natural causes at the relatively young biological age of 66, and was outlived by Katara by at least a couple of decades. Related: Avatar: What Bending Powers Aang & Katara's Children Have Commenting on Kyoshi's long life in an interview with Avatar Spirit, Avatar: The Last Airbender co-creator Bryan Konietzko explained, ' Mike and I were of the idea that these people with such enhanced Chi fields might live a longer time.'

Aang's childhood friend Bumi lived to be more than 100 years old (and was still a formidable earthbender), while Avatar Kyoshi lived to the ripe old age of 230. PeopleВ can live for a long time in the Avatar universe. Sadly, though, Aang never got to meet his grandchildren.

#AVATAR THE LEGEND OF AANG FULL MOVIES SERIES#

With the Hundred Year War ending in Ozai's death, the world of Avatar would have been far different.В Yet in some ways, it's hard to say that ending the war earlier would definitively be a worse option.After Avatar: The Last Airbender ended, Aang's time in the iceberg eventually caught up with him, and he was the first member of Team Avatar to die.В The sequel series The Legend of Korra, which is set 70 years after the original show, revealed that Aang remained with Katara for the rest of his life, and had three children with her. The core issue of The Last Airbender's finale questioned whether it was permissible to take a life,В butВ Korra seemingly shared no such qualms as she and her allies threaten and kill various villains during Legend of Korra. Then there's the ultimate question of whether or not Aang's nonviolent solution to his battle with Ozai - in which he removed the Fire Lord's bending - was theВ best one. Many of the smaller adventures Aang resolved on his journey, such as the feud between the Gan Jin and the Zhang tribes, would likely have been worse off with Korra's head-on approach. Indeed, much of Aang's value to his time came in finding nonviolent solutions to problems Korra wouldВ likely have exacerbated with confrontation. This is not to look at Korra's approach to being the Avatar with rose-tinted glasses, or to pretend she had every advantage over Aang. RELATED: The Legend of Korra: Kya Is Not One of the Best Waterbenders - and That's OK Heck, she directly challenged Amon to a duel as early as the second episode in Legend of Korra. The urgency in The Last Airbender's finale resulted from the arrival of Sozin's Comet - which empowered the Fire Lord thousands of times greater than he was before - but Korra would never have been so non-confrontational as to wait until the last minute for a final duel. Korra's mastery of the Avatar State was a valuable asset that she could've used in defeating the Fire Lord, but given her proactive approach to saving the world, it's likely she wouldn't even have needed it. Aang shirked the Avatar State as a resource, seldom controlled it, and his world was lucky that fortune allowed him to use it at all. While Korra starts at an older age than Aang - having already mastered three elements - it's not a huge leap to assume the Hundred Year War would have accelerated her training compared to her peaceful, isolated upbringing in the White Lotus compound.В If her skills alone were not enough to defeat Ozai during a climactic final battle, her comfortable mastery of the Avatar State soon after gaining it would surely have won her the day. He had yet to master it even by The Last Airbender's finale, with Toph noting thatВ Aang's earthbending could still use work by that point. RELATED: The Official Avatar CookbookвЂ™s Tastiest Sweets - Perfect for Holiday DinnersДЄang was hesitant to ever firebend again after his first day producing flames saw him injure his friend Katara.

She would have embraced her training at an age before Aang even knew he was the Avatar, and would have mastered the elements far sooner. But in her eagerness to fulfill her duty, she could very well have succeeded in many of the places Aang failed. In stark contrast, at the age of four Korra declared 'I'm the Avatar! You gotta deal with it!' and was already bending three different elements at once - eight years ahead of when Aang first expanded beyond his own native element of air.В TheВ problems in Korra's time were the opposite of Aang's, with much of her arc revolving around her need to accept her vulnerabilities rather than her responsibilities.

First learning he was the Avatar at age 12, Aang initially ran away from his home and became frozen for 100 years - during which his people were wiped out.В Even after his awakening, he took months to embrace the importance of the responsibilities ahead of him.

That said, there was much to be desired in the fulfillment of his duties that begs the question of how the world may have been better off with a different Avatar in his role. Aang was a wonderful protagonist to introduce audiences to the world of Avatar, making for a unique and refreshing characterВ who defined much of what made the original series great.

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