As a children’s show, however, it must have clear morals in it, and so it does. In addition, a joke was often made of it. I mean, it usually does have a little of the corny what-did-we-learn-today at the end of each episode but, especially as the episodes progressed, this seemed to become less and less important. The always love how this show slides morals so easily into the story. I personally feel like she was even worse than Firelord Ozai. They managed to humanise one of the most evil and cold characters if the series. Although I should have felt angry towards her and happiness at Zuko’s success, I felt nothing but pity and sadness. The way in which they made Azula descend into madness in the end was amazing. In a way, it seems like it’s aimed towards a slightly older audience. This season evoked deeper emotions in the viewer than any other season had. It was the only season to make me laugh, cry, be fearful, shocked and feel pity. This is definitely evident in this season. It seems with Avatar, the darker the season is, the more humour is added to it to lighten the mood and make it more cheerful. It has very few stand-alone episodes, with most of them being focused on the final battle between Aang and Firelord Ozai. This season is even darker than the previous seasons. While watching this season for the first time, I watched it late into the night because I wanted to see what happened so badly! Warning that this post may contain spoilers.
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