A 12-year-old boy named Aang is freed from an iceberg by a Water Tribe girl, Katara, and her brother Sokka. A century has passed, and he is the last Airbender and the Avatar, with the Fire Nation at war with everyone.
Teens and adults who think a cartoon is beneath them should give this one a try, because the war is serious and the jokes still land. Aang yells "Yip yip!" every time he takes off on Appa, and Sokka waves off Katara's waterbending with a sarcastic remark that starts a sibling squabble. Zuko keeps turning up in pursuit, and the jokes keep the chase light.
The first ten or so episodes are light and mostly self-contained; from the back half of season one, the story runs continuously.
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A 12-year-old boy named Aang is freed from an iceberg by a Water Tribe girl, Katara, and her brother Sokka. A century has passed, and he is the last Airbender and the Avatar, with the Fire Nation at war with everyone.
Teens and adults who think a cartoon is beneath them should give this one a try, because the war is serious and the jokes still land. Aang yells "Yip yip!" every time he takes off on Appa, and Sokka waves off Katara's waterbending with a sarcastic remark that starts a sibling squabble. Zuko keeps turning up in pursuit, and the jokes keep the chase light.
The first ten or so episodes are light and mostly self-contained; from the back half of season one, the story runs continuously.