Iroh and the White Lotus Liberate Ba Sing Se! 🔥 Full Scene | Avatar: The Last Airbender

In the epic series finale episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Iroh–– empowered by Sozin's Comet–– leads the Order of the White Lotus in liberating Ba Sing Se! Despite failing to conquer the city as a Fire Nation general, Iroh returns as a liberator alongside allies from across the Four Nation–– Bumi, Pakku, Piandao, and Jeong Jeong–– all with freedom and justice in mind!

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[fireelysium]

He's not just Zuko's uncle, he's our uncle too

[mafumafusnumberonefan]

imagine being a loyal customer of The Jasmine Dragon then see the manager of that shop take back ba sing se

[sheepisfortheweak]

You know what I love? Everyone had their own struggles during the final showdown, but Iroh and the White Lotus did not. Aang was losing against Ozai in the beginning, Zuko got wounded by a surprise attack by Azula, the airship fleet team nearly died crashing all the airships. And then there was the White Lotus who were heavily outnumbered but they didn't even struggle for a moment. The battle for ba Sing Se was one of the most one sided of the entire series and I love it.

[jakewarren]

"When I was a boy, I had a vision that I would one day take Ba Sing Se. Only now do I see that my destiny is to TAKE IT BACK from the Fire Nation, so the Earth Kingdom can be free again." Most epic line delivered by the most epic character.

[shadowdrake]

Sokka: Taught by Piandao
Katara: Taught by Paku
Zuko: Taught by Iroh
Aang: Taught by Jeong Jeong
Toph: *Already a master*

[axellmorren]

Burning the fire nation flag with fire

Me: Irohnic

[MySchoolProject]

I just realized that when Iroh burned the flag, his attack posture, the music and his concluding smirk were all similar to Azula's. People talk about how Iroh and Zuko are alike, but Iroh is a lot like Azula too—prodigies, conquerers of Ba Sing Se, favored by fathers who destined them to be firelord over their brothers. The difference is that Iroh the general learned to love peace, whereas Azula the princess only loved conquest.

[peterahl]

I just want appreciate how much Zuko grew as a character. When Iroh suggests he needs help against Azula, he accepts the wisdom right away and immediately looks to Katara as the best choice.

[rahmatutomo]

Imagine your weakest member is the strongest swordman in the world

[masodemic]

When your grandparents say they're just out of town to see some old friends ...

[joshkeene]

It’s amazing how the creators of the show brought back important characters from the series and made them each have their own part in the liberation

[berkleypearl]

Ok but can we talk about Jeong Jeong’s flawless waterbending techniques while flying 50 feet in the air

[marcussong]

Everyone gangsta until Iroh loses his tea

[tgfs]

Let's give it up for Jeong Jeong. This man matained flight and casually lifted multiple story fire walls

[zenonempire]

The thing I loved the most about this fight is how you can *see* why they're all masters of their craft. Honestly, there's nothing I love more than a master proving why they're a master.

[lightspamorochi]

One thing I noticed about Jeong Jeong compared to Ozai was the fluidity and control. Ozai may be a powerhouse but we never see him hover or create fire without it coming from his body. He just seemed to be what Jeong Jeong preached about firebending itself: wild, destructive, and out of control.

[klifford]

You can describe Iroh’s character development by his trips to Ba Sing Se:
First, he was a conqueror.
Then he became a refugee.
And in the end he was the liberator.

[spencerpalmer]

Team Avatar couldn’t have better mentors than the Order of the White Lotus.

[Masked-Tourist]

Zuko: My uncle

The Fandom: OUR Uncle

[GrouchyRaccoon]

You start to realise Iroh went through a very similar journey to Zuko. He was twisted by the warmongering firelord, only to lose everything and realise his honour was to be found elsewhere. Freeing Ba Sing Se was almost like his way of redeeming himself, even though he'd long since done that by helping Zuko find the right path.