Comments on: Avatar, the Last Air Bender, a Review

By: avatarthe

avatarthe — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 09:32:49 +0000

Unlike many sites, we do not stop the episode within in the last 5 to 10 minutes and tell you that you need to pay to continue watching them. Here, you get to watcah all FULL EPISODES absolutely FREE! avatar the last airbender episodes.

By: Jade

Jade — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 22:50:03 +0000

Avatar:The Last Airbender is a really well-done anime show. The story plot was very well-done, and it was fun to watch. There is no god in the story, as eastern mystic stuff with spirits of nature and etc. come in sometimes. Overall it is really good. At some point in each section or part of the series, one or two characters always deals with some struggle, whether anger at an enemy, or finding their place as a leader, or choosing their destiny. There is a pretty fair balance of right and wrong. Some parents may not want their kids to watch this because of the spirit-stuff that’s thrown in on occasion, but its not evil. Two big thumbs up to Avatar!

By: Heather M. Glover

Heather M. Glover — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 07:26:40 +0000

The Avatar, is not only tasked with bringing back peace to the four nations, but he is also tasked
with reuniting the nations and putting an end to Fire Lord Ozai’s ruthless reign. It was never discussed
what Aang’s assignments were, simply because it was implied. Aang was taught while he was
still at the Air temple, that all life is of value and that wrongs must be righted and justice has to prevail.
The writers assumed that the typical viewing age would understand that and created the show around
that fact.
Princess Yue, was actually Sokka’s first love (again this was implied), and because of the siege
at the Northern Water Temple, she gave up her life to keep the balance between Tui and La;
which was Yin and Yang. After Yue’s birth, Arnook (Yue’s Father) asked the former moon spirit to
save Yue’s life. So the moon spirit endowed her with some of her life force. Because the siege was
getting out of control, Yue knew what she had to do to save her people. She gave her life and became
the new moon spirit.
All children should be exposed to this series. It is not harmful and will not delude your children.
It has a lot of similar mythology to that of actual asian culture; ie: The Island of Kiyoshi, to Japan’s
Kyushu Island. It also has the bending forms based off of actual martial arts styles. Earthbending
is based off of Hung Gar; but the exception being Toph, who’s form was based off of Southern
Praying Mantis or Chu Gar. Waterbending is based off of Tai Chi. Fire bending is based off
Northern Shaolin Kung Fu, which also blends Xingyiquan and Southern Dragon Claw; and lastly
Airbending was based off of Ba Gua.
This is a great cartoon to let children sit and watch. They ask questions
and they get answer. It goes far beyond the whole “hit on the head and still get up” tactic,
that most cartoons have. When a character gets hit on the head, they simply die or are seriously hurt.
Like the character Jet, that was battling his moral compass and agenda. Jet ends up getting killed
under Lake Logai by Long Feng, whom had manipulated him. This series is a definite must watch.
Not just for children but for adults as well. Also for anybody that likes asian culture and mythology.

By: Emily

Emily — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 22:56:48 +0000

I would just like to point out that in the series, there is no moon “goddess
There is a moon spirit and there’s also many other spirits. There’s a spirit world. The avatar is the bridge between our world and the spirit world.

By: Andrew

Andrew — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 07:15:35 +0000

I’d love someone to review my new novel. I’m a new Christian author. My blurb below. My ook can also be purchased on Amazon and Barnes & Nobel sites Andrew p. Wright.

THE FLAME OF HEAVEN

Embark on a Journey of Intrigue that Spans the Gulf of Time

A vivid tale of revenge that spans two worlds—united by the mysterious power of an evil curse that seeks the destruction of an ancient enemy in, The Flame of Heaven, by author Andrew Wright.

In a time when Babylon dominates the world, Queen Jezebel knows she is about to die, but she is intent on having her revenge. Through her nefarious witchcraft she creates a mysterious object of power and uses Obrahim, her spiritual slave as its keeper.

Thomas Dekker, a young archaeologist applies for a post in the British Museum and is instantly caught up in a world of dangerous intrigue and black mail. Through a long forgotten curse, Dekker is brought face to face with great evil…

Filled with sweeping drama, gripping suspense and mysterious power, The Flame of Heaven will keep you at the edge of your seat, wondering—who is this presence who speaks through the mouth of an old acquaintance, and what is his purpose?

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