The Last Airbender

The Last Airbender (2010)

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Corrected entry: In the beginning Aang didn't introduce himself to Sokka & Katara. They both found him at their home, which is the southern water tribe, which is in a different place in the world. Normally you don't wait until you arrive at a different place to introduce yourself.

tsubasadragon

Correction: How is this a plot hole, or even a mistake? He didn't introduce himself. So what?

Phixius

Corrected entry: It is mentioned several times that only the Avatar can go to the spirit world, and speak with the spirits themselves. Yet, Commander Zhao, and several other humans, are able to not only find the Moon and Ocean spirits, but Zhao is even able to kill one of them.

wizard_of_gore

Correction: There's a dfference between the spirit world and the spirit's forms in the real world. It is stated in the film that the water and moon spirits in the cave are spirits who have inhabited regular bodies on Earth. The spirit world is where the dragon spirit exists and where the spirits have real power.

Brad

Corrected entry: When Iroh is angry about the moon spirit getting killed, he creates his own fire. It is clear that his flames are licking the leaves of the tree, but it does not ignite.

fishbiscuits

Correction: Iroh can control fire. He doesn't want to burn down the tree, so his fire isn't burning it.

Phixius

Other mistake: Before the battle, the leader of the waterbenders says that he will have everyone extinguish as many sources of fire as possible. When the firebenders come up from the ground at the start of the battle, all of the torches lighting the city are lit.

fishbiscuits

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Uncle Iroh: It was not by chance that for generations people have been searching for him, and now you have found him. Your destinies are tied, Zuko.

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Trivia: Gran Gran tells Katara and Sokka about her old friend Hamma, one of the last waterbenders rounded up by the Fire Nation. In the original series, Hamma is the Southern Tribe Waterbender that teaches Katara bloodbending in Book 3.

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Question: Was there any reason given as to why many of the names (Aang, Sokka, Iroh, etc.) and the term "Agni-Kai" are pronounced differently than in the television series?

Answer: The TV show Americanized the pronunciations whereas the movie said them correctly.

The show is American, so with original characters you're allowed to say them how you want.

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