Book 3 Review

 The final season of Avatar, not counting Korra. (We don’t have to cry our eyes out completely yet) But yes, this is big for me, not only because Avatar for the past year has become a very special show to me, but just reviewing it made me proud in a sort of way. Only once before have I completed an entire series in reviews, and to do it again, and with a show I like much more, makes me very satisfied. And I’d say hey, this doesn’t have much to do with the third and final season of The Last Airbender, but this is my experience, and that’s what reviews should be. Reflections of our experience. And I loved those blurry eyed nights where I watched like ten of these in a row, or that night I finally made it to the end. That or even recently when I finally was able to buy the first season, and put it on my shelf like I had with DBZ. But we’ll save some of it for the series review, for now, let’s talk about the third season. Do I still like the second season more? Yes, but just a tiny little bit. The ending I liked much more than the first time around, and I wasn’t disappointed in any. But there was some really uneventful episodes, which although great, just didn’t have value. Katara’s little episode in the swamp area I think although done well, hell I gave it a four, could have been replaced WITH A DAMN TOPH EPISODE! But I’ll complain very little about episodes, because most were great ideas. Although this being the final season, they still took risks and concepts that seemed to want to have fun and you can tell they love these characters and world as much as we do. Episodes like the Beach or the Ember Island Players were so much fun. And each character had their story, and each episode had a story, and there was the overall story as a complete whole, which didn’t feel incomplete or ever like it was being put of for the certain episode to go on. They nailed it on the head, but not in the way like maybe like the Deathly Hallows Harry Potter book, where it was really extreme, and didn’t feel like it could have fun at a time like that. But like the other episodes from past seasons, you can look at each episode in certain ways. Under the light of fun, where it succeeds. Under the light of a critical snobby reviewer, where it still succeeds. Or under the light of optimist art dude who looks at all entertainment as if it was a painting, and it still succeeds. The animation, music, it all held and didn’t let the series down, and put an end to an amazing series.

Episode 41: 5/5

Episode 42: 4/5

Episode 43: 4/5

Episode 44: 4/5

Episode 45: 5/5

Episode 46: 5/5

Episode 47: 5/5

Episode 48: 4/5

Episode 49: 3/5

Episode 50: 4/5

Episode 51: 5/5

Episode 52: 5/5

Episode 53: 4/5

Episode 54: 4/5

Episode 55: 5/5

Episode 56: 5/5

Episode 57: 5/5

Episode 58: 3/5

Episode 59: 4/5

Episode 60: 5/5

Episode 61: 5/5

Book 3: Fire gets a 5/5