Alyssa A

This show will bring you to tears if you understand/have been through trauma. The first season is fantastic and violent; the second season focuses on the main theme-- becoming a true warrior. And it brings everything together so, so well. Season 1 was fantastic, but I was not at all prepared for the drastic, emotional shift of season 2. It came absolutely full circle. They REALLY tackled the psychological aspects that were, in a way, disregarded in season 1. I have never cried so much in such an empathetic and roughly relatable way for a show, ever. Please watch it.

6/10. The acting, the obvious green screens, the tone of it all just seems off and bland and incredibly contrived. I'm on episode 6 and I don't think I can finish it, which says a lot considering I have an obsession with avatar and have watched both shows dozens of times. I understand the plot holes and imperfections. I respect the cast and crew as they're all true fans and I know that they were very careful when producing the show. I am also not opposed to any changes they made, some of them were lovely. I watched the show with no expectations, yet it's still just a bad show. But, I accept its existence. The best part of this show was Sokka. Not only is Ian perfect for the role and is one of the better actors, but I love what they did to his character.