The popular animated live-action, ‘AVATAR-The Last Airbender’ has finally been out on Netflix. The series talked about an airbender Aang who travels from places to unleash the potential of an Avatar. Many communities and people are relying on him to restore the balance between various benders.
There has been a split between fans, who have liked the series, and some who call the live-action nothing compared to the animated one. So does it mean that the Avatar series should get a season 2? Let’s find out.
AVATAR-The Last Airbender: Should there be a season 2?
Well to be quite frank, the series got a great review from critics and fans so there should be a season 2. The animated version has about three seasons and is also a movie that was released in 2010. So technically there is more to tell about the series and how Aang uplifts the responsibility of as ‘The Chosen One’
Another fun fact about the series is that the animated version is getting a green signal for a movie that is set to come next year in October.
AVATAR-The Last Airbender: What happened in Season 1?
Avatar: The Last Airbender, Aang is shocked to hear that he has been chosen to strike a balance between the elements and the world. The firebenders are acting insanely to become the lord of all the three elements of the world. Aang and his friends venture into various Avatar shrines to seek answers about their responsibility.
The time slowly closing in as Fire Nation has taken over the Earthbender land and is now coming for Aang.
AVATAR-The Last Airbender: What to expect in Season 2?
Another exciting adventure for Aang and his friends as they reach to various places for guidance. Aang will learn to bend water, earth, and fire and will fulfill his responsibility. Zuko, the prince of the fire nation might join hands with Avatar and stop his father from obsessing over perfection and greatness.
The next season will bring a lot of changes and Ang has to now learn and stop the chaos of Fire Nation.
AVATAR-The Last Airbender: Who will return in Season 2?
Most likely the actors playing Gordon Cormier as Aang, Kiawentiio as Katara, and Ian Ousley as Sokka, will return. Also, Dallas Liu as Prince Zuko, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee as Uncle Iroh, Daniel Dae Kim as Fire Lord Ozai, Matthew Yang King aka Appa, Ruy Iskandar as Lieutenant Jee, and Elizabeth Yu as Azula may be seen in season 2.
Conclusion
The Live Action deserves a season 2. Chances are that the series might come around 2026. Till then watch season 1 on Netflix so that you know what more exciting might come in season 2. Stay tuned to know more.
