Flox

Peak fiction. That's all I can say.

The magnum opus of Dreamworks. Beyond perfection. Touched upon many subjects anf philosophies. I once believed, sentient robots aren't as important as mankind, and this idea was brought into my mind at the beginning. I won't spoil it but, not even just half way through, it changed me. This is beyond perfection. It was fun, it had a great concept, great story and tons of things I can't fathom while watching. I was sobbing, laughing and made me feel emotions I don't think i've felt before. Last thing I wanna touch upon is, the voice acting. Earlier on, Rozzm speaks in a more emotionless method. She spoke robotic and non-human like. And her voice slowly becomes more human like, that's all I gotta say. 10/10, beyond satisfactory. Thank you, Dreamworks. You've outdone yourselves.

The adaptation botched some developments tbh. Aang wasn't the same an was more serious, they didn't ride penguins (very sad) and Sokka also didn't have development. Iroh carried the show In my opinion. He showed so much emotions even though i already know his back story. Somehow, the show made me root for Iroh more than the GAang. Idk why but, they also mixed the show up. I don't think the other books will be made as the other aspects of the book was mixed up with the first one. I won't rate it higher but not lower because of Iroh's character in this one. They tapped in with the balance of his comedic side and his wise side. The only things I personally don't like: lack of character development on the GAang, Aang is way serious than normal, Katara is kinda eecky (felt like she was useless as hell and had no character) some important parts were removed and probably the environment. I personally liked: Iroh being more in the wise side, the CG, actors chosen for the characters and the personality of the past avatars (especially Roku). In conclusion, Iroh carried the whole show on his back, not Appa.