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AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER Summarized - By SimoTheFinlandized / Paul P. - 2022 CE

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AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER
 Summarized - By
 SimoTheFinlandized / 
 Paul P. - 2022 CE
==============================
"Avatar: The Last Airbender" takes
 place in a world that is home to
 humans, fantastic animals, and
 spirits. The world is divided into four
 nations: the Water Tribes, the Earth
 Kingdom, the Air Nomads, and the
 Fire Nation. Each nation bases its
 society on the element (water, earth,
 fire, or air) that is in its name. Some
 people who live in each nation have
 the power to magically control and
 use, or "bend," the element of that
 nation. Those people are called
 "benders." They can use their powers
 of bending to fight. The way that the
 show portrays the fighting style from
 each nation is based on a martial art
 from real life. For instance,
 "waterbenders" (people who can
 magically control and use water)
 have a fighting style that is based on
 tai chi chuan from real life.
 Earthbending is mostly based on
 Hung Ga kung fu. Firebending is like
 Northern Shaolin kung fu. And
 Airbending is similar to baguazhang.
 Each nation is also connected to a
 season: autumn for the Air Nomads,
 winter for the Water Tribe, spring for
 the Earth Kingdom and summer for
 the Fire Nation.
==============================
In the world that Avatar: The Last
 Airbender shows, there is always 
 only one person alive who can bend
 all four elements. That person is
 called the "Avatar." When one Avatar
 dies, he or she is reincarnated, or
 born again in another body. The
 Avatar's next body always belongs 
 to the next nation in the Avatar Cycle.
 The cycle always goes in this order:
 water, earth, fire, air. Then it starts
 over again with water. The Avatar
 must learn how to bend the elements
 in the same order. He or she begins
 by learning how to bend the element
 of the country where they were born.
 Then he or she learns the next three
 elements in order. Usually, it is a
 challenge for the Avatar to learn 
 how to bend the element that is the
 opposite of their first, or "native,"
 element. For instance, the main
 character of the show, Aang, was
 born to Air Nomads, so air was the
 first element he learned to bend. The
 "opposite" element to air is earth, so
 for Aang, it was difficult to learn
 earthbending. This is because
 Earthbending focuses on steadiness
 and facing your opponent directly.
 This is different from airbending,
 which focuses on getting to your
 opponents in many different ways
 and changing your style quickly if it 
 is necessary.
==============================
One special power that the Avatar 
 has is called the "Avatar State." When
 an Avatar goes into the Avatar State,
 he or she gains all of the knowledge
 and abilities that all of the past
 Avatars have had. The Avatar State 
 is a defense mechanism. An Avatar
 goes into this state automatically.
 However, if he or she practices for a
 very long time, he or she can control
 when they go into the Avatar State
 and what they do while they are in it. 
 If an Avatar is killed in the Avatar
 State, then the Avatar Cycle will be
 broken. Then there will be no more
 Avatars. Through the years, there
 have been many Avatars. They keep
 all of the four nations peaceful.
 Another special power that the 
 Avatar has is being able to go into 
 the Spirit World. He or she can link
 the physical world to the Spirit 
 World. In this way, he or she can
 solve problems that regular 
 benders cannot.
==============================
BOOK ONE - WATER:
==============================
One hundred years before the 
 story begins, a twelve-year-old
 Airbender named Aang learns 
 that he is the new Avatar. He is not
 happy when he learns this, because
 he knows that being the Avatar is a
 big responsibility, and he does not
 think he is ready for it. He is also
 scared of having to leave his 
 mentor, Monk Gyatso, whom he 
 loves very much. Aang flees from
 home on his animal guide, a flying
 bison named Appa. But they fly 
 into a big storm and crash into the
 ocean, and Aang goes into the 
 Avatar State and freezes himself 
 and Appa inside an iceberg. They 
 are frozen in a state of suspended
 animation—they cannot move, grow
 older, or die. While this is happening,
 the Fire Nation is beginning a war
 against the other three nations. 
 Fire Lord Sozin, the leader of the 
 Fire Nation, knows that the new
 Avatar is an Air Nomad (because of
 the Avatar Cycle's pattern), so he 
 kills all of the Air Nomads in a
 genocide. This is because he 
 wants to make sure that the Avatar,
 who is very powerful, will not be 
 able to defeat the Fire Nation in 
 the war. The FIre Nation army is 
 able to kill all of the Air Nomads
 because a comet called "Sozin's
 Comet" made their bending much
 more powerful. But because the
 actual Avatar, Aang, is frozen in an
 iceberg, he is not killed. He is the 
 only Airbender to survive the attack.
 For one hundred years, everybody
 in the world believes that the Avatar
 does not exist anymore.
==============================
A hundred years later, Katara and
 Sokka, two siblings who live in the
 Southern Water Tribe, free Aang 
 and Appa from the iceberg. Katara
 is the only waterbender in her small
 tribe. She has taught herself how to
 bend. Her older brother, Sokka,
 cannot bend, but he is a warrior and 
 a thinker. Katara, Sokka, and Aang
 travel to the Northern Water Tribe 
 so Aang and Katara can learn
 waterbending from a master. Aang
 does not know about the war or the
 genocide of the Air Nomads. While 
 on their journey, they visit the
 Southern Air Temple, where Aang
 used to live. There, Aang discovers
 that the Fire Nation destroyed the 
 Air Nomads. He also meets his
 Avatar guide, Avatar Roku, who is 
 the Avatar who came before Aang.
 Roku tells Aang that he must learn 
 to bend all four elements by the
 summer solstice. This is because
 Sozin's Comet will return on that 
 day, and it will make the firebenders'
 bending very powerful. If Aang does
 not defeat the current Fire Lord, 
 Ozai, by the summer solstice, then
 the Fire Nation will take over the
 world and no one will be able to 
 stop them anymore.
==============================
While Katara, Sokka, and Aang 
 travel to the Northern Water Tribe,
 they are constantly chased by 
 Prince Zuko. Zuko is the son of 
 the current Fire Lord, Ozai, but Ozai
 banished him from the Fire Nation
 three years before the story starts.
 Zuko can only return to the Fire
 Nation and get back his honor 
 if he captures the Avatar. He 
 travels with his uncle Iroh, nicknamed
 "Dragon of the West", a legendary 
 Fire Nation general and the older
 brother of Ozai. Zuko and another
 Fire Nation military officer, Admiral
 Zhao, compete to capture the Avatar.
 At the end of the season, Admiral
 Zhao leads the Fire Nation navy in
 attacking the Northern Water Tribe.
 During the attack, Zhao also kills the
 Moon Spirit. But Aang and his friends
 help fight back against this attack,
 and Yue, the princess of the Northern
 Water Tribe, sacrifices herself so 
 she can become the new Moon 
 Spirit. In the end, Aang and his
 friends win the battle.
==============================
BOOK TWO - EARTH:
==============================
After leaving the North Pole, 
 Aang continues to learn and 
 master waterbending with Katara.
 Aang, Katara, and Sokka look for
 someone who can teach Aang how 
 to earthbend. They soon meet Toph
 Bei Fong, a young girl who is one of
 the best earthbenders in the world.
 She is blind, but knows how to
 "see" (or sense her surroundings)
 through earthbending and by 
 feeling vibrations, or small shakes,
 in the earth. She teaches Aang to 
 do the same. 
==============================
Meanwhile, Zuko and Iroh are now
 fugitives from the Fire Nation. They
 escape to Ba Sing Se, the capital 
 city of the Earth Kingdom, where 
 they try to start new lives. Zuko, 
 with the help of his uncle, tries to
 accept the difficult events he has
 gone through in his life, and he 
 learns to not be so focused on
 capturing the Avatar. Aang and his
 friends (who are sometimes called
 "Team Avatar") learn about a solar
 eclipse that will happen in the future.
 When the eclipse happens, all
 firebenders will lose their bending 
 for a short time. So Team Avatar
 makes plans to invade the Fire 
 Nation on that day. This is when
 Aang plans to defeat Fire Lord Ozai.
==============================
While Team Avatar travels to Ba 
 Sing Se so they can tell the Earth
 King about the eclipse, Zuko's
 younger sister Azula and her two
 friends Mai and Ty Lee try to 
 capture them. Finally, the three of
 them capture the Kyoshi Warriors
 (friends of Team Avatar) and pretend
 to be them, so that they can invade
 Ba Sing Se. Azula persuades an elite
 group of Earthbenders called the Dai
 Li to instigate a coup d'état, allowing
 the Fire Nation to capture Ba Sing Se.
 At the end of the season, when Team
 Avatar is fighting against Azula and
 her allies, Zuko sides with Azula, who
 promises to restore his honor. When
 Aang enters the Avatar State, Azula
 shoots him with lightning. It hurts
 him very badly, and he almost dies.
 Katara brings Aang back to life with
 spirit water that she got from the
 North Pole in the previous season.
 But Aang's seventh chakra is 
 blocked, and he cannot enter the
 Avatar State.
==============================
BOOK THREE - FIRE:
==============================
Aang awakens to find the group
 disguised as Fire Nation soldiers
 heading West on a Fire Nation ship,
 while Zuko has been restored to his
 position as crown prince. Sokka has
 planned a small-scale invasion of the
 Fire Nation to capture the Fire Lord's
 palace and defeat Fire Lord Ozai,
 taking advantage of the solar 
 eclipse. The invasion will be staged
 by a ragtag group of benders and
 warriors who Aang has helped along
 his journey. Initially the invasion
 proceeds as planned, but Aang fails
 to find the Fire Lord before the eclipse
 ends, because Azula knew about the
 invasion. The invasion ultimately
 fails, and only Aang and his closest
 friends are able to escape. Zuko, in a
 change of heart, decides to defy his
 father and join the Avatar. Zuko
 catches up with Aang at the Western
 Air Temple and offers to teach Aang
 Firebending. After some reluctance
 from Katara and Sokka, Team Avatar
 allows Zuko to join the group. In the
 series finale, Aang defeats Fire Lord
 Ozai by taking away his ability to
 firebend. With Ozai defeated, the war
 quickly ends. Zuko is crowned the
 new Fire Lord and, with the help of
 the Avatar and his friends, begins
 rebuilding the four nations. The 
 series ends as Aang and Katara kiss
 in front of the sunset.
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Lot of text.
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Is Avatar even anime?
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To be honest, Avatar isn't officially an anime, although it does in fact draw quite a lot of East Asian influences into the show's setting. I just posted it here because I had no idea where to post it because of the show's inherent genre ambiguity, plus I wanted this post to get at least some kind of coverage. I apologize for any inconvenienceI may have caused.
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    ============================== AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER Summarized - By SimoTheFinlandized / Paul P. - 2022 CE ============================== "Avatar: The Last Airbender" takes place in a world that is home to humans, fantastic animals, and spirits. The world is divided into four nations: the Water Tribes, the Earth Kingdom, the Air Nomads, and the Fire Nation. Each nation bases its society on the element (water, earth, fire, or air) that is in its name. Some people who live in each nation have the power to magically control and use, or "bend," the element of that nation. Those people are called "benders." They can use their powers of bending to fight. The way that the show portrays the fighting style from each nation is based on a martial art from real life. For instance, "waterbenders" (people who can magically control and use water) have a fighting style that is based on tai chi chuan from real life. Earthbending is mostly based on Hung Ga kung fu. Firebending is like Northern Shaolin kung fu. And Airbending is similar to baguazhang. Each nation is also connected to a season: autumn for the Air Nomads, winter for the Water Tribe, spring for the Earth Kingdom and summer for the Fire Nation. ============================== In the world that Avatar: The Last Airbender shows, there is always only one person alive who can bend all four elements. That person is called the "Avatar." When one Avatar dies, he or she is reincarnated, or born again in another body. The Avatar's next body always belongs to the next nation in the Avatar Cycle. The cycle always goes in this order: water, earth, fire, air. Then it starts over again with water. The Avatar must learn how to bend the elements in the same order. He or she begins by learning how to bend the element of the country where they were born. Then he or she learns the next three elements in order. Usually, it is a challenge for the Avatar to learn how to bend the element that is the opposite of their first, or "native," element. For instance, the main character of the show, Aang, was born to Air Nomads, so air was the first element he learned to bend. The "opposite" element to air is earth, so for Aang, it was difficult to learn earthbending. This is because Earthbending focuses on steadiness and facing your opponent directly. This is different from airbending, which focuses on getting to your opponents in many different ways and changing your style quickly if it is necessary. ============================== One special power that the Avatar has is called the "Avatar State." When an Avatar goes into the Avatar State, he or she gains all of the knowledge and abilities that all of the past Avatars have had. The Avatar State is a defense mechanism. An Avatar goes into this state automatically. However, if he or she practices for a very long time, he or she can control when they go into the Avatar State and what they do while they are in it. If an Avatar is killed in the Avatar State, then the Avatar Cycle will be broken. Then there will be no more Avatars. Through the years, there have been many Avatars. They keep all of the four nations peaceful. Another special power that the Avatar has is being able to go into the Spirit World. He or she can link the physical world to the Spirit World. In this way, he or she can solve problems that regular benders cannot. ============================== BOOK ONE - WATER: ============================== One hundred years before the story begins, a twelve-year-old Airbender named Aang learns that he is the new Avatar. He is not happy when he learns this, because he knows that being the Avatar is a big responsibility, and he does not think he is ready for it. He is also scared of having to leave his mentor, Monk Gyatso, whom he loves very much. Aang flees from home on his animal guide, a flying bison named Appa. But they fly into a big storm and crash into the ocean, and Aang goes into the Avatar State and freezes himself and Appa inside an iceberg. They are frozen in a state of suspended animation—they cannot move, grow older, or die. While this is happening, the Fire Nation is beginning a war against the other three nations. Fire Lord Sozin, the leader of the Fire Nation, knows that the new Avatar is an Air Nomad (because of the Avatar Cycle's pattern), so he kills all of the Air Nomads in a genocide. This is because he wants to make sure that the Avatar, who is very powerful, will not be able to defeat the Fire Nation in the war. The FIre Nation army is able to kill all of the Air Nomads because a comet called "Sozin's Comet" made their bending much more powerful. But because the actual Avatar, Aang, is frozen in an iceberg, he is not killed. He is the only Airbender to survive the attack. For one hundred years, everybody in the world believes that the Avatar does not exist anymore. ============================== A hundred years later, Katara and Sokka, two siblings who live in the Southern Water Tribe, free Aang and Appa from the iceberg. Katara is the only waterbender in her small tribe. She has taught herself how to bend. Her older brother, Sokka, cannot bend, but he is a warrior and a thinker. Katara, Sokka, and Aang travel to the Northern Water Tribe so Aang and Katara can learn waterbending from a master. Aang does not know about the war or the genocide of the Air Nomads. While on their journey, they visit the Southern Air Temple, where Aang used to live. There, Aang discovers that the Fire Nation destroyed the Air Nomads. He also meets his Avatar guide, Avatar Roku, who is the Avatar who came before Aang. Roku tells Aang that he must learn to bend all four elements by the summer solstice. This is because Sozin's Comet will return on that day, and it will make the firebenders' bending very powerful. If Aang does not defeat the current Fire Lord, Ozai, by the summer solstice, then the Fire Nation will take over the world and no one will be able to stop them anymore. ============================== While Katara, Sokka, and Aang travel to the Northern Water Tribe, they are constantly chased by Prince Zuko. Zuko is the son of the current Fire Lord, Ozai, but Ozai banished him from the Fire Nation three years before the story starts. Zuko can only return to the Fire Nation and get back his honor if he captures the Avatar. He travels with his uncle Iroh, nicknamed "Dragon of the West", a legendary Fire Nation general and the older brother of Ozai. Zuko and another Fire Nation military officer, Admiral Zhao, compete to capture the Avatar. At the end of the season, Admiral Zhao leads the Fire Nation navy in attacking the Northern Water Tribe. During the attack, Zhao also kills the Moon Spirit. But Aang and his friends help fight back against this attack, and Yue, the princess of the Northern Water Tribe, sacrifices herself so she can become the new Moon Spirit. In the end, Aang and his friends win the battle. ============================== BOOK TWO - EARTH: ============================== After leaving the North Pole, Aang continues to learn and master waterbending with Katara. Aang, Katara, and Sokka look for someone who can teach Aang how to earthbend. They soon meet Toph Bei Fong, a young girl who is one of the best earthbenders in the world. She is blind, but knows how to "see" (or sense her surroundings) through earthbending and by feeling vibrations, or small shakes, in the earth. She teaches Aang to do the same. ============================== Meanwhile, Zuko and Iroh are now fugitives from the Fire Nation. They escape to Ba Sing Se, the capital city of the Earth Kingdom, where they try to start new lives. Zuko, with the help of his uncle, tries to accept the difficult events he has gone through in his life, and he learns to not be so focused on capturing the Avatar. Aang and his friends (who are sometimes called "Team Avatar") learn about a solar eclipse that will happen in the future. When the eclipse happens, all firebenders will lose their bending for a short time. So Team Avatar makes plans to invade the Fire Nation on that day. This is when Aang plans to defeat Fire Lord Ozai. ============================== While Team Avatar travels to Ba Sing Se so they can tell the Earth King about the eclipse, Zuko's younger sister Azula and her two friends Mai and Ty Lee try to capture them. Finally, the three of them capture the Kyoshi Warriors (friends of Team Avatar) and pretend to be them, so that they can invade Ba Sing Se. Azula persuades an elite group of Earthbenders called the Dai Li to instigate a coup d'état, allowing the Fire Nation to capture Ba Sing Se. At the end of the season, when Team Avatar is fighting against Azula and her allies, Zuko sides with Azula, who promises to restore his honor. When Aang enters the Avatar State, Azula shoots him with lightning. It hurts him very badly, and he almost dies. Katara brings Aang back to life with spirit water that she got from the North Pole in the previous season. But Aang's seventh chakra is blocked, and he cannot enter the Avatar State. ============================== BOOK THREE - FIRE: ============================== Aang awakens to find the group disguised as Fire Nation soldiers heading West on a Fire Nation ship, while Zuko has been restored to his position as crown prince. Sokka has planned a small-scale invasion of the Fire Nation to capture the Fire Lord's palace and defeat Fire Lord Ozai, taking advantage of the solar eclipse. The invasion will be staged by a ragtag group of benders and warriors who Aang has helped along his journey. Initially the invasion proceeds as planned, but Aang fails to find the Fire Lord before the eclipse ends, because Azula knew about the invasion. The invasion ultimately fails, and only Aang and his closest friends are able to escape. Zuko, in a change of heart, decides to defy his father and join the Avatar. Zuko catches up with Aang at the Western Air Temple and offers to teach Aang Firebending. After some reluctance from Katara and Sokka, Team Avatar allows Zuko to join the group. In the series finale, Aang defeats Fire Lord Ozai by taking away his ability to firebend. With Ozai defeated, the war quickly ends. Zuko is crowned the new Fire Lord and, with the help of the Avatar and his friends, begins rebuilding the four nations. The series ends as Aang and Katara kiss in front of the sunset. ==============================