This is a fantasy animation set in a world which is governed by the 4 elements of earth/wind/air/fire. People using one element (fire) started a war against the rest of the world, and balance needs to restored by the Avatar - a powerful guy, who is a master of all 4 elements, but haven't been seen for some time. As it happens the avatar is still a young boy, and the show is about him growing up and finding a way to restore balance. I gave this show a go now that all episods (and sequel) are available on Prime.

• Avatar Book 1 Episode 3

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Avatar Book 1 Episode 3

I pre-screened a couple of episodes to make sure these were young kid friendly, and then we started watching from ep1 with my son (5) and daughter (4). Both of them were hooked instantly, the lead characters are very likeable, and the story is very easy to follow for them. This is the kind of show that has entertainment value for all ages: in one episode you might find very easy to understand problem in the foreground, rooted in a complex socio-economic situation. Great educational tool if you are actively watching this with your kids and want to widen their horizons.

Art: looks a bit dated for season one, even for its release age. Still very good, and has some anime-esque features (very light). The world has a far eastern feel, with the clothings and buildings seemingly from the medieval Chinese era. Couple of things I was worried about initially: fight scenes - these are watered down heavily, which is great news for me and the 4-5yr old audience.

I don't really remember seeing blood, but definitely no graphic violence and gore. People in the show also don't really die, but fall in the water or go take a nap (:) ) romance - this is a teen show after all. There are some short kiss scenes in season 3 (none I recall in season 1), which we just boo-d at with my daughter:).

This is such a touchy, heartbreaking and beautiful show! The messages spread throughout all 3 seasons are important ones and i love that they are being aimed at the younger generation in an epic and exciting way. I love that for once a kids show shows that there is no single race/nation but that there is good and bad in all of them and they we are responsible for making the world a beautiful place. I also loved how in tune with nature this show is because i find that in an age where we are losing everything that is natural it is important to teach children to stop and look at the world around us and see how spectacular it is! I recommend this to kids AND adults because some adults could definitely learn from the messages in the show! I have admit that i am heartbroken to have finished it but this show will always be a favourite of mine! I recently came back to this series after watching the Legend of Korra and finding it pretty bad.

Maybe Avatar was always bad? I was just younger at the time the Last Airbender was airing? But no, after a total re-watch of all three seasons, this show is cemented in my mind as one of the best animated shows to come out of the west (with the help of the east) ever!!! The characters are all well realised and, with the exception of the occasional tertiary character, fully three dimensional. This is helped to an enormous degree by the animators, who nail the characterizations with great animation. That's not to say the show is perfect. There are occasional bad plot choices or even entire episodes, but they are easily overlooked as the story is so engaging and fun.