>He looked pretty surprised by it.
just as planned
Anyone esle here remember Avatar Last Airbender?
Lucas Phillips
Kevin Williams
It was an extremely childish show but for some reason still enjoyable. I wish someone would remake it but with actual logical decisions behind everything and it not being a kids show.
Chase Davis
i loved this show so much. still holds up really well
Evan Torres
>It was an extremely childish show
literally how
Jordan Cook
You do realize that this aired on nickelodeon, a network literally specialized in airing content for kids...?
Gavin Nelson
They wouldn't kill an Aang. They would keep him alive so that he wouldn't be reborn retard. Read up on the lore faggot
James Turner
we've already established that.
But what about Katarra and Sokka? They would be executed almost immediatley.
Alexander Ortiz
logically they'd kill the 2 of them in front of him and then take him out when he's in avatar state right
Brandon Flores
It was pretty mature for kids though. We were the target audience but still a league above all the other Nickelodeon stuff.
Easton Murphy
If their deaths trigger his Avatar state, yes.
But it would have to be quick and precise, otherwise he would kill them all.
The way I see it playing out is they have Aang in a metal casket preventing him from moving his arms and legs and forcing him to watch Katara and Sokka be executed.
Once he goes into Avatar state, an executioner standing behind him cuts off his head thus killing him as well as the reincarnation cycle.