You did a wunderful Version of Iroh and I am so excited to see where the journey will take you. Thank you for making me feel all the right emotions! Greeting from Germany!

Thank you for the great performance of Uncle Iroh!🔥

Ayy!!! Thank you Paul for playing the best uncle in the world... hope to see you more in the future!

We couldn't have asked for a better Iroh! It's a wonderful adaptation and I can't wait for more!

Thank you and all others for this great live action of my childhood show ♥ You've dont a brilliant job!

That scene really added to the story. I love LA for it.

The unit of the fire nation that Prince Zuko saved and he has the scars to prove it.

Yeah, I really like that addition myself.

Right, I didn't know that :(

Same and it's a shame his crew are gone now. I know the lived action show differ from the original show but I assume they are keeping Zuko and Iroh as fugutives in season 2 !

Who do you mean?

@@sanghukers1577 The guy named "Eeroh" from M. Shyamalan movie? Feels like that guy belong in Hobbit more than Avatar.

Right

Idk he looks alittle goofy. I don’t really like his voice, doesn’t have that raspy wise old man sound. It just doesn’t live up to Iroh in the cartoon

Still a good character tho​@@coryjack606

Captain America: "I understood that reference!"

@@jonkeathegamer I was too late TWICE

@@avacado4706 You'll get 'em next time xD

​@@jonkeathegamer hopefully😔

I also loved that scene so much. I added so much to their bond and reminded us of Iroh's grief without having to directly take from the source material. It was a brilliant new angle that strengthened their bond both in universe and in our minds. Despite overall feeling underwhelmed with certain aspects of this show, moments like this between Zuko and Iroh were pretty much always a win, and that alone makes me hope for future seasons to get greenlit.

Yeah, it's a tight rope to walk. There's stumbles in season 1, but I believe that with scenes like these, they truly understand the series and can only get better as they mature with time.

You did a good job. ❤

Great job but why is this your last? There's probably gonna be two more seasons.

I liked it too

@@Deathrydar he probably meant that as for now, he’d still make a video of ATLA if the series get renewed/continued.

Agree. The Netflix series is unexpectedly good. Actors who play Aang, Zuko, Iroh and Ozai are particularly good.!

La implementación de la división 41 fue extremadamente buena

It's fine to have issues with it, everyone has opinions, but even the critics I've read say that they got Zuko and Iroh right. On that, I agree.

It's fine for some people to have criticism towards the live adaptation. Tbh there are some artistic liberty that really ticks off some fans. Me, i have some pet peeves as well. For example in the cartoon aang really hated hated being the avatar and ran away after finding out about it leaving a rift between him and monk giatso. So his death really affected aang as he was riddled with a lot of guilt from blowing up on monk giatso. In the live action, he just reconcile with monk giatso and went for a stroll to reflect. It really mellowed down the emotion of guilt once he discovered monk giatso's death

The show its like a 7 out of 10

They made some characters just right, but for others... They found a perfect cast for Aang and than ruined his character. Like many others already said, they managed pretty well on expanding what was in original, but every character they tried to rethink or alter they ruined.

Agree. I can't believe the live action series of Percy Jackson and Avatar: The Last Airbender are such good. Good job, Disney+ and Netflix!

There is a lot of promise and potential in the shows. They just need to bring the same energy to every storyline and character

That's it, that's what felt off about him in this adaptation. I couldn't put my figure on it. Thanks Still love the show.

The whole show has a more serious tone. It's not just Iroh.

And thats why u should see the original show too

@@deserteur7211 already finished season 2. I won't spoil anything in case someone reads this, but I think live action will make some moments hit even harder, because animation has its limitations (as well as live action has its own limitations, too).