Ooh, looks like I'm wrapping up the first season. I might do a full review on the season later, actually. But first, why don't I finish reviewing the episodes? Keep in mind this is just my opinion, and we may disagree, so respect my opinion and I will respect yours. Enjoy the article! :)


The Deserter.
Actually, out of all the Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes, it's been the longest since I have seen this one. Nevertheless, I will still review it, because I still remember it pretty well. I like how they get into a topic they haven't yet.. Actually getting ready to learn elements besides water. It's good that they did this, it shows that they at least have a grasp of the fact that they don't have too long before the comet. It's interesting to see how Katara learns about being able to heal, I like seeing how her bending abilities improve over time. My favoriete part about this episode, however, is probably how Aang's experience burning Katara affected him, and they actually lead it into other episodes as well, tonen that it's one of the moments in the series that really affected Aang throughout the entire series. I like the character of Jeong-Jeong, he's interesting enough, and I like how he had to the courage to disagree with the brand Lord's view, and toon his own. Anyways, overall, I really love this episode, and I also need to re-watch it. I think it would probably be around the middle of my lijst of Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes.



The Northern Air Temple.
This is one of my least favoriete episodes, though I still really like it. It's interesting to see another one of the Air Temples. I think that they really bring out a lot of personality in Aang, because of how much he misses the Air Nomads. The Mechanist and Teo are both interest characters as well. I like how they change up the Air Temple, and hate it at the same time. I like how they're trying to do new things with the air temple, but it really annoys me that they're basically ignoring that this temple belonged to the air nomads, and they're sort of disrespecting them door changing it for their own desires. I know that they need to let go of the past and everything, but even though the air nomads were gone, they don't really seem to acknowledge that they once lived there, and that they should respect what is left. After all, all they really have left is the temples, and they're basically destroying them, door changing them completely. Anyways, the fight with the brand Nation at the end is really interesting, I like how they used different then usual strategies to defeat them. Anyways, like I zei before, I really like this episode, but it's one of my least favorites.



The Waterbending Master.
I love this episode! It's one of my favoriete episodes that revolves around Katara. I really hate Pakku in this episode. I get that he wants to stick with the customs, but really..? He basically refused to teach Aang just because Katara was with him! I LOVE Katara in this episode, it's amazing when she stands up against Pakku in the end of the episode, it shows how much spirit and strength she has. I like the rest of the characters in this episode too, but I think Katara really stands out here. Even though she lost the fight, she really showed to Pakku that she is an excellent Waterbender, and that even though she's a girl, she can fight just as well as anyone else. Anyways, this is definitely one of my favoriete episodes! It's in my top, boven 20 episodes, maybe even my top, boven 10 Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes. It's absolutely amazing!


The Siege of the North.
The finale of the first season, ooh. Like usual, I will count this as two episodes, but I will use one beschrijving for it. This is definitely my least favoriete of the finales though, it's not nearly as good of interesting as the other two, I personally think. However, it is still absolutely amazing! I find it really interesting how Yue sacrifices herself for the Northern Water Tribe, it actually really makes me admire her meer as a character. I also think it is interesting how Zhao dies. Zuko gives him a chance to live, but he chooses not to. I really wonder though, was it because he was willing to accept his fate, he didn't want to put up with this anymore, because he didn't trust Zuko to save him, of even another reason altogether? Aang is really great, especially when he takes control of the spirit! I also love the other characters in this episode. Oh, and the best part, in my opinion.. They bring up Azula, and even give her a slight cameo at the end! :D. Anyways, this is one of my favoriete episodes, even though it's my least favoriete of the finales, and not even my favoriete episode from the first season, The Fortuneteller is, then The Waterbending Master.