#AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER SEASON 2 EPISODE 6 DAILYMOTION SERIES#

Additionally, The Search resolved the mystery of the disappearance of Zuko's mother, revealing she'd been granted a new face and the identity of Noriko by the Mother of Faces, while having her memories of her old life removed.

#AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER SEASON 2 EPISODE 6 DAILYMOTION SERIES#

Beginning in 2012, the show's story officially continued in a graphic novel series that began with The Promise, which followed the events after the show's end, with the series still continuing in the upcoming Katara and the Pirate's Silver. In the end, without a war immediately in front of her to wage, Azula's stability was completely erased by becoming the Fire Lord, leaving her at her most vulnerable in the climactic Agni Kai and ending in her defeat.įollowing Avatar season 3 and the series finale, the story of The Last Airbender continued in graphic novel form, including in The Lost Adventures, a collection of various short stories previously published individually in such places as Nickelodeon Magazine and DVD sets and taking place within the show's continuity, save for two 'Bonus Stories'.

However, this ended up being her undoing as soon as she became Fire Lord, as she had now achieved the utmost power she had pursued her whole life, but still craved the thrill of wielding her might over the rest of the world in the heat of battle. Where Zuko's pursuit of Aang in the show's beginning was only a means to the end of reclaiming his place in the Fire Nation, his sister was far more deeply indoctrinated in Ozai's philosophy of conquest and domination. Despite this promotion offering the very power that she's craved throughout the show, it also proves to be Azula's undoing when she suffers a total mental breakdown before she is finally captured by Katara.ĭespite the big final battle, it was really Azula who defeated herself. With Ozai proclaiming himself the Phoenix King before heading into the final battle, he crowns Azula the new Fire Lord in his absence. Though Avatar itself concluded without solving the mystery of Zuko's mother Ursa, that and other aspects of the story were later revealed in the comics.Īmong the numerous converging character arcs in Avatar's finale, 'Sozin's Comet' also zeroed in on the swift and dramatic rise and fall for Azula. However, Uncle Iroh's presence in Zuko's life after his exile provided the exact kind of guidance and love he had lost with his mother's departure, and allowed Zuko to find his way back to being the person she had intended to raise him to be. Though the show concluded its story with one plot element ending on a cliffhanger, Avatar keeping Ursa's ultimate fate a mystery added another layer to Zuko's story of redemption. When Ursa departed to save Zuko's life, her absence left him under the influence of Ozai, with Zuko's own exile leaving him determined to earn his father's love at any cost - including capturing the Avatar.

Following Ozai's defeat, Avatar would conclude with one final loose end when Zuko, now the new Fire Lord, confronts Ozai in prison to learn what became of Ursa - but the series ends without providing an answer.

This was seen when Zuko learned that Ursa had saved him from execution in order to allow Ozai to ascend to the Fire Lord's throne, and the deal struck between Ursa and Ozai also resulted in her being exiled from the Fire Nation. What became of Zuko's mother Ursa was a significant aspect of his story and feelings of abandonment. 'Sozin's Comet' wrapped up Avatar on the highest of notes, but the show still left a few lingering mysteries along with leaving other elements of the finale open-ended enough for viewers to read between the lines for their deeper meaning. To be sure, some of these have been addressed in Avatar's subsequent follow-ups, like the comics and the sequel series The Legend of Korra, but with Avatar now available on Netflix (which itself has a live-action reboot of the series in the works), now is as good a time as any to revisit the ending of Avatar: The Last Airbender. RELATED: Avatar: Will The Last Airbender Season 4 Ever Happen? Packaging the four individual episodes as one proved to be the right move for the series, with Avatar's finale having a truly cinematic scope and feel (which is certainly far more than can be said for the show's 2010 big-screen adaptation The Last Airbender.) Avatar ran for three seasons and concluded on Jwith the four-part episode 'Sozin's Comet.' All four episodes aired one after another that same evening and concluded the show with Aang and his friend's final battle against the invasion of Fire Lord Ozai.

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