He spent the next century frozen in an iceberg, and the people of the world spent it without an Avatar and under the thumb of the Firelord. One-hundred years ago, however, the Fire Nation wiped out the Air Tribe before its Avatar could come of age, only they failed to kill twelve-year-old Aang. In order to maintain a cosmic balance, each new Avatar is born into a different tribe, so no one element ever dominates. In each generation, there is one Avatar, a master of all four elements. In each tribe, there are special individuals called Benders, who can manipulate their element through a combination of martial arts and magic. The basic story of Avatar the Last Airbender involves a mythological world where humanity is broken into four tribes based on the four natural elements: air, water, fire, and earth. Rather, let me direct you to my earlier reviews: The Complete Book 1 and The Complete Book 2.

4 isn't really the place to start either. If you haven't watched the show before, Avatar the Last Airbender - Book 3: Fire, Vol. Then again, if you have made it this far, what do you need me to tell you anyway? Go out and get this disc! If you've been waiting this long to see how Aang and his amazing friends deal with the ongoing threat of the Fire Nation, the last thing you want to do is read a review of the concluding DVD and have it all spoiled. As such, I want to tread lightly around much of the story. 4 translates as the final entry in the series, a culmination of the ongoing trilogy that has been wowing animation fans on Nickelodeon for the last several years.

In case you don't know Avatar the Last Airbender's secret title code, Avatar the Last Airbender - Book 3: Fire, Vol.

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