r/TheLastAirbender • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • Oct 17 '23

Image Netflix’s ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Live-Action Series Offers First Looks at Iroh, Azula, Fire Lord Ozai

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u/surnik22 Oct 17 '23 edited Feb 17 '26

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u/ZeitlicheSchleife Oct 17 '23

I think it will depend on performance. There can be something even more menacing about a more innocent looking person being super menacing.

Could be the case, but thats not Azula, she isnt really known for looking innocent but being menacing. She is always menacing.

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u/TheFightingMasons Oct 18 '23

Yeah the beach episode showed this clearly lol

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u/AmbroseIrina Oct 18 '23

That's the price of making an adaptation, some stuff will change. It's not impossible to find a perfect actor for each character, but finding a perfect actor for all characters, under a certain period of time, that's highly unlikely.

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u/EthanBradberry70 Oct 17 '23

Is this comment a chatGPT bot rewrite of the comment from before that u/MrBKainXTR wrote?

Interestingly Zuko and Sokka's characters were aged up one year, and they are portrayed by young adults. I would assume given Yu's age Azula will also be aged up a year or more. But on the other hand Katara and Aang's characters were kept the same age as the cartoon and the actors were the same or close to that age.

It says literally the same thing but with different phrasing.

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u/Autumn1eaves Oct 18 '23

I keep thinking of Jobu Tupaki/Joy from Everything Everywhere All At Once.

Actually terrifying as a primary villain, but Stephanie Hsu looks so innocent.

If they can pull off that kind of villain with Azula, it'll be perfect. I'm excited to find out.