Iroh Vs Zuko : What State Did Aang Go Into?

Later, zuko escapes an assassination attempt plotted by zhao. during the invasion of the northern water tribe, zuko captures aang, but both nearly die in a snowstorm before they are rescued by aang's friends. zuko encounters zhao and attacks him, but aang , in the avatar state, abducts zhao before the fight is concluded.

Even after all the hardship that he suffered at the hands of his sister, azula, zuko was still willing to vouch for her, giving her several chances for them to work together in order to find their mother. he even went as far as to show brotherly affection for her, inspired by sokka's actions toward katara. he was liable to commit brash actions against his sister, however, despite his best efforts to stop fighting her, even going as far as almost throwing her off a cliff.

Iroh is also the namesake of zuko's grandson. azula (阿祖拉; ā zǔ lā) (voiced by grey delisle in books two and three of the animated series, and portrayed by summer bishil in the live-action film) is zuko's younger sister and a gifted firebending master and prodigy, capable of creating blue fire and lightning. after zhao's death, azula is sent by ozai to capture the avatar, zuko, and iroh.

He, aang, and katara were shocked to see azula standing free and apparently escaped, but zuko explained that she was coming with them in exchange for information about ursa. on the journey to hira'a, sokka battled azula during one of her psychotic episodes and also fought against the mysterious wildlife, such as a giant wolf spirit. after the team camped, they headed to town, where they met noren, noriko, and kiyi.

In this "adaption" they are in what looks like a quarry which makes no sense since they are surrounded by the elements needed to fight back with no way of being beaten down as they where in the show.the most glaring problems with the show are with the firebending. which in this version must be done with a source to be able to bend, which in the original was able to be made from internal heat and amplified by the sun, in this version zhao is surprised that iroh can do it with out a source.a failure in all respects.

Instead of anger, iroh based his bending style on the original firebending wisdom of the dragons and teachings of the sun warriors from whom he learned and whose secrets he kept. this philosophy emphasized the beauty and life-giving qualities of fire; thus, iroh firebent without resorting to anger, hate, or lust, unlike his brother, niece and most other firebenders of his time. at the same time, he was able to show truly destructive power when provoked, able to blast through the inner wall of ba sing se with a large and highly charged fire blast.

The people of the water tribes are capable of adapting to many things. they have a sense of community and love that holds them together through anything." — general iroh (avatar: the last airbender, "bitter work") katara has demonstrated to be a formidable opponent to her enemies, able to fight on equal terms with azula and long feng; she eventually outmatched the fire nation princess to demonstrate the extent of her skill.

Dev patel is probably the number one worst character, since he looks absolutely nothing like zuko. i either haven't seen or haven't recognized iroh yet. katara looks okay, a little too much like a child, since i'm sure she's supposed to be a teenager in the cartoons.

Shaun toub as general iroh: zuko's paternal uncle and the brother of fire lord ozai. he is very easy-going and friendly and often acts as a surrogate father to zuko. formerly a great general of the fire nation, personal tragedies led to his retirement, and the role of heir-presumptive passed to his younger brother.

His final conversion from the destructive philosophy of sozin/ozai is completed symbolically with him burning down the fire nation flag in ba sing se. while his future is unclear, his past and present and reconciled and juxtaposed constituting a satisfying denouement.the fight between aang and ozai is satisfying as the audience observes it.now however i must delve into my discontentment.azula, a previously strong and interesting character devolved into paranoia, and mired her intimidating charm by - for no reason other than her own idiocy, cutting her own hair as she had banished her maids. zuko's development was one of the mind rather than one of skill, so his sudden ability to match azula both on the airships and in the fight scene feels unearned.

All these put more details and depth into zuko's character, which i like. he's not a generic antagonist, he does not want to capture aang just because's he's villain. no, he's a flawed, hurt character that seeks redemption, wants to reclaim his honor, wants to be loved or accepted by his father once more.