Avatar: The Last Airbender

[Kira Yamato]

Azula was some what hallucinating. So That wasn't really Zuko's mother

[Ann]

is that so?
actually I didn't hope that way. but if his mother already died, why zuko asked about her to ozai at the end of book three?
p.s : sorry, I still bad in english so if you find any uncorrect spelling and grammar, please forgive me ^^a

[Sensi Hawso]

His mother didn't die she was banished, it made that point pretty clear! Probably for killing Firelord Azulan so Ozai could rule so as to save Zuko from his father who had been ordered to kill him.

[Ann]

wow, great. that's all complicated enough. I truly hope for season four so we can find the true answer about it.

[Liv]

Originally Posted by Apolyonn

I laughed when I heard this. I wonder what surprise plot twist he'll throw in at the end. Maybe the avatar is actually the alien, and at the end he goes back to Mars, but when he walks outside of is spacecraft, it turns out to be some modern-day city. Oh, M. Night Shyalaman, you crazy dog.

But I'm probably going to see it. My girlfriend's a huge Avatar fan. And joking aside, I'm quite interested to see what disturbing plot Shyalaman will intertwine into this Nickelodeon TV show.

The outrage had more to do with the irony of selecting a predominantly white cast, BUT filming in the East, AND requesting all the local AZNs dress in traditional yukatas and kimonos or whatever the hell we're supposed to wear.

[Ama]

I think this series was wonderful and the animation was great. Don't hate on outsourced Korean animation they are starting to release their own stuff...and it's good.

The fighting sequences were unique and very well done I think as well as the deep story. Most of the people that are knocking it haven't watched it or maybe gave up on season 1 which wasn't the best.

[Kira Yamato]

Well the movie is coming out and that’s based of the first book. So I think the issue with zukos mother might be resolved with in the movie chain (that’s what I think)