Netflix is RUINING Avatar The Last Airbender #shorts

Netflix WHY 😭

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[seaweedbanana]

Aang not wanting to be the avatar is literally the reason the whole story started

[thegrandmo]

Not having Sokka be humbled by the Kiyoshi warriors is criminally tone-deaf.

[spifinatorsxpwindow]

What baffles me is that they complain about sokkas sexism but have absolutely no issues with it in the northern water tribe

[hamzamotara]

Also Iroh hates tea and no cabbages are harmed.

[matthewricker]

It’s even worse then that, the whole reason aang was frozen in ice for 100 years is because he was immature and ran away from the responsibility of being the avatar.

[farlonmuentes]

"we won't make toph blind this time. She has an eagle vision now"

[shanelowe]

We don't like that Sokka was Sexist.

NOBODY DID THATS WHY ITS CALLED "Character growth"

[benhunt]

Someone should draft a bill making it illegal to rewrite adaptations.

[Verylengthyapple]

If Aang was serious from the beginning, bro would not have become frozen for a century

[mayaenglish]

Sokka was a teenage boy from a rural village with NO OTHER MEN because they were all busy fighting the fire nation. He was forced to "be the Man" of the village from a young age and combine that with the fact that he had no positive role models of masculinity around (because they were all busy fighting the aforementioned war) with the stress of being responsible for his village formed a teenage bs "I'm in charge, Men do this, Women do that" mentality. The only girl in the village close to his age was his little sister! Other that that, it's old people and toddlers. Once he got out into the real world he was humbled VERY quickly. And he took it well, our boy is not malicious, he's just a dofus. You can't have character's learn life lessons if they are perfect from day 1.

[Sanguinerose]

That first bit with Sokka just, ugh. You can have someone be inappropriate, have wrong worldviews, be sexist or prejudiced or whatever. The important part is they're either meant to be unlikable or a villain, or they have to have a learning opportunity to discover their viewpoint is wrong.

[sodone]

"We at Netflix have no idea how to give people what they want." Fixed it 😂

[andrewseverance]

Remember everyone. We speak with viewership. They dont see us hating it. They just see how many people watch. If you hate watch you encourage this

[Simon-isxd]

Netflix: ”We don’t want Sokka to be sexist! Sexism is bad!”
Also Netflix: *takes away all Katara’s character and personality*

[tylerroggenburg]

When the creators left the live action show because of the direction Netflix was going, that was the moment I gave up any hope that this show would be good.

[RandomGuyonYouTube]

Leave it to Netflix to screw up an adaptation! The only half decent one was One Piece, which still omitted so much material and had way too many changes, not to mention, the reason that these characters are sexist, racist or maybe even homophobic is so that they learn and mature across the series but Netflix can’t respect the damn source material

[unstableratdog]

“This character development is too hard, we’re just going to skip to the end”

[luiiiandmovieee]

it's funny how the "kids show" is by far more mature, deeper and more complex than the new version. They just erased everything with meaning

[benlist]

"We noticed characters in the series had flaws and eventually overcame them. We decided we didnt like them having flaws."

[leoros]

netflix was sexist by not letting Sokka be humbled because a man can't be humbled.