The series will be available on netflix in February
Netflix is getting ready for the imminent release of its live-action version of Avatar: The Last Airbender with new photographs from the upcoming program, setting the stage for the conflict against the Fire Nation. With Gordon Cormier stepping into the role of Aang for the adaption, the Avatar needs to learn how to master his talents before he can step up to battle Fire Lord Ozai (Daniel Dae Kim) in an attempt to bring the territories representing the four elements back together in harmony. The future of the planet is on the shoulders of a small kid who has been buried in ice for a century.
The new photos, revealed as part of Netflix’s ongoing Geeked Week event — alongside a debut teaser, and the news that the series will premiere on February 22, 2024 — give fans a better look at what to anticipate when the remake of the iconic animated series reaches the streamer. While earlier, the photographs published offered close glances at the characters that audiences will meet this winter, this latest round of images teases the adventures we will witness when the series makes its long-awaited premiere.
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You can also check out the new teaser from Avatar: The Last Airbender below, before the series releases on Netflix on February 22
Cormier’s version of the figure will travel alongside Katara (Kiawentiio) and Sokka (Ian Ousley), a pair of siblings from the Water Notion who found the super powered being buried in an iceberg. With everyone he used to know gone to time, Aang will need the support of his new allies to explore the planet while acquiring the talents necessary to defeat the nation that has taken control of the world for decades. A new version of the Avatar will rise from the ashes to overthrow the Fire Nation once and for all, squaring off against Prince Zuko (Dallas Liu) along the way.
One of the most beloved stories from the animated series was the one concerning Prince Zuko (voiced by Dante Basco) and his blind hatred for the Avatar. Over the course of the series, he discovered how his hatred towards the master of the four elements had more to do with the feelings produced by his father’s attitude towards him than with Aang himself. Dallas Liu, who was briefly seen in Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, would portray the character in the live-action adaptation, going back to the time of the character’s life when he was obsessed with finding and capturing the Avatar.
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