Zhao : Along With Zuko, Katara, Sokka, Grandma And Fire Lord, What Character Played Like A Real Person?

Aang, zuko, katara, sokka, grandma, uncle iroh, commander zhao, monk gyatso, fire lord - all characters have played like real. a must watch for fans. just don't take it as movie version of series.

Aang, zuko, katara, sokka, grandma, uncle iroh, commander zhao, monk gyatso, fire lord - all characters have played like real. a must watch for fans. just don't take it as movie version of series.

Aang, zuko, katara, sokka, grandma, uncle iroh, commander zhao, monk gyatso, fire lord - all characters have played like real. a must watch for fans. just don't take it as movie version of series.

In the first season, aang travels with katara and sokka to the northern water tribe so he can learn waterbending and be prepared to defeat the fire nation. prince zuko, the banished son of the current fire lord ozai, pursues them, accompanied by his uncle iroh, hoping to capture the avatar in order to restore his honor. aang is also pursued by zhao, a fire nation admiral aspiring to win ozai's favor.

I thought that dev patel made a wonderfully tortured zuko, and the kids who played aang, sokka and katara played their roles with great poise and pathos. all of the adult roles were well done, too, with great performances for uncle iroh, commander zhao and fire lord ozai. in addition, the movie features beautiful special effects and gorgeous sets and costumes.

I thought that dev patel made a wonderfully tortured zuko, and the kids who played aang, sokka and katara played their roles with great poise and pathos. all of the adult roles were well done, too, with great performances for uncle iroh, commander zhao and fire lord ozai. in addition, the movie features beautiful special effects and gorgeous sets and costumes.

His personal reasons for hunting aang make him more believable and complex character.also zuko's duel with zhao was also well done. after last episode's fiasco, we get to know more about zuko's firebending powers and also his merciful side, as he spares zhao from any grave harm after defeating him. yet the "mighty general" tries to attack zuko when he turns his back and was stopped by uncle iroh, who i suspect has great powers already and he reveals them(in his own nonchalant way of course).

My other complaints were that commander zhao did not come off as evil and commanding as he should of, and despite his great job in his role, zuko came off as merely sad and not complicated as he should have been (that'll lead to problems in the later movies i tell you). additionally, some parts of the movie felt quite rushed and hardcore fans will be flabbergasted at shyamalan's temerity of putting some events out of order (not major events), or even creating entirely new scenes just so he could sew the story together. some, like i, will also point out that shyamalan did some annoying reworking of character names (aang to ahn-g, sokka to soh-ka, iroh to eer-oh, etc.

Enraged by zhao's sacrilege, iroh reveals his mastery of firebending, frightening zhao and his entourage out of the sacred cave. princess yue gives her life to revive the moon spirit. zhao finds out zuko survived and they prepare to fight, but iroh talks zuko out of it and zhao is drowned by waterbenders.

Enraged by zhao's sacrilege, iroh reveals his mastery of firebending, frightening zhao and his entourage out of the sacred cave. princess yue gives her life to revive the moon spirit. zhao finds out zuko survived and they prepare to fight, but iroh talks zuko out of it and zhao is drowned by waterbenders.