In the previous video we went over the 5 Avatar studios movies fans want to see
and while movies are great we believe a tv series is necessary for some characters or
groups to be fleshed out further. In Avatar the Last Airbender fans were given 3 years
of amazing storytelling that allowed for the creation of not just The Legend of Korra but now
Avatar Studios as well. Fans already have some thoughts on who exactly should get a show whether
it be for nostalgia or curiosity we believe the creators are sure to continue to deliver.
So in this video we will be looking at 5 Avatar Studios Shows Fans Want To See in the future.
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1. Team Avatar’s Post War Adventures: Starting off with what many fans have been wanting
since the end of Avatar the Last Airbender, Team avatar’s adventures after the defeat of
Fire Lord Ozai. We did get a continuation of their stories in the comics, which are canon,
but we would like to see them come to fruition as a series. A show with the original fan-favorite
characters that were to show the aftermath of the world after Ozai's defeat would be a great way
to get old fans reinvested back into the avatar world. The series may even focus mainly on Zuko
at the beginning as he tries to undo everything that the Fire Nation has done to the world.
One of the pivotal moments that Fire Lord Zuko would have to deal with
would be the fire nation colonies in the Earth Kingdom. This situation alone had Zuko, Avatar
Aang, and the Earth Kingdom king in a disagreement that almost resulted in the start of another war.
Fortunately, we may even see the very early stages towards Republic City being built as
part of the agreement between Zuko and the Earth Nation King. Seeing Zuko having to
change from dealing with his problems through force to being more political could be comical.
Aside from Zuko dealing with his own issues, fans have also wanted to see
the fruition of some of the team's most valuable contributions to the future of the avatar world.
This would include Toph’s creation of the metal bending police force
along with some help from Sokka, who would later become the Chief of the
south pole and the chairman of the Republic City Council. The way we could see this show ending
would be seeing how the team prepared for the arrival of the next avatar after Aang's death,
which would act like a bridge connecting The Last Airbender to The Legend of Korra.
2. The Life of Kyoshi: This is a no-brainer as Avatar Kyoshi’s
life has been one of the more talked about topics among fans. For good reason as well seeing as how
Kyoshi did not have a typical upbringing for an avatar and being the first openly bisexual
character in the show. Kyoshi’s mom, for example, was a renegade Airbender who fell in love with an
Earthbender and eventually turned to a life of crime. They quickly abandoned Kyoshi when
she was 5 and simply left her with a box and journal to fend for herself on the streets,
talk about parents of the year. Anyways, a Kyoshi-based show would also be able to include
some more backstory on her predecessor, Avatar Kuruk. Especially since her “adoptive father”
Kelsang, arch-enemy Jianzhu, and love interest Ranji all connect back to Avatar Kuruk’s team.
The life of Kyoshi has so many key moments to be able to make multiple seasons out of it.
This would include Kyoshi realizing that she is the avatar rather than her friend Yun and the
betrayal she faced at the hands of Jianzhu when it came to confirming who the real avatar was.
Like we said earlier Kyoshi wasn’t your typical avatar and this includes teaming up with and
being taught by her parents' old criminal gang, the flying opera company. Along with seeing the
development of the legendary power that Kyoshi was said to have the signature moment of the series
would come when she dons her outfit for the first time, especially when she brings out the war fans.
Seeing her use her famous weapons in tough battles against either Jianzhu or the Yellow Necks could
possibly outdo anything either Aang or Korra have done, in terms of offensive firepower.
Not to mention her lasting legacy on the world with the creation of both the Kyoshi
Warriors and the Dai Li you can see why a Kyoshi series is high on fans lists.
3. The 100 Year War series: We may have gotten a glimpse of the 100 Year War
towards the end of it while traveling with Aang in the Last Airbender series but we believe that
was just the tip of the iceberg. If the creators did decide to do a show about the 100-year war
they could go about it in two different ways. The first would be set in Aang's time in the war
however instead of following Team Avatar the creators would instead focus on a small fraction
of warriors going through liberating lesser-known towns or cities that weren’t touched upon during
the original series. This would be similar to what the Freedom Fighters were doing but unlike them,
this group would not have ever come in contact with the avatar during this time.
The other most likely option to happen would be if this series focused on the beginning of the war
right after Aang disappeared. The reason is that the creators would go in-depth into all
the major events that led to the creation of the world before Aang woke up. We would be able to
see how the fire nation used their politics and Industrial revolution to start the war as well
as seeing the planning and execution of the Air Nomads genocide. Fire Lord Sozin’s acts
during the start of the war such as his victory in the Earth kingdom territories of Han Tui,
Taku, and The Battle of Garsai, which were all pivotal moments in the war,
would finally shine some light on the start of the fire nations conquest.
The two moments many fans have been wanting to see that not only shaped the avatar world but Kataras
involves the water tribes. One being the Fire nation and Southern Raiders attacks
on the South Pole and the other would have to be a possible failed invasion attempt on
the Northern Water Tribe by the fire nation navy. With 100 years' worth of war content,
this series would expand upon the must-needed history of the avatar world while Aang was away.
4. The White Lotus:
In the previous video, we mentioned how Fans would love a Red Lotus movie and while that
could also be turned into a series it would make more sense to have a White Lotus tv show.
We got a glimpse of the white lotus’ first appearance at the end of Avatar the Last Airbender
when Iroh decided it was time for them to come out of hiding. While we may have gotten to see more
of them in the legend of Korra their history is the most crucial aspect of making this a tv show.
The creation of the order of the white lotus would be a great place to start, seeing as how they
started off as a club where masters of various arts & nations would gather to play Pai Sho as
well as share ancient knowledge. The direction of the show could focus on the history of the White
lotus and show the recruitment of Uncle Iroh as well as the other members we saw alongside him
or it could become more of a spy series. The way they could go about making this a spy show
is by highlighting different secret missions they went on while they were either still
a secret organization or during the time after Aang's death to becoming the Avatars bodyguards.
We would get the opportunity to get insight into the dealings of the white lotus which
includes the internal strife they faced with the future Red Lotus members after revealing their
existence to the world. Not to mention seeing the evolution of bending masters such as Bumi and Iroh
as young recruits of the club. With very little still known about the organization's history,
a series would be the perfect opportunity to shine a light not only on their missions
but their influence throughout the avatar world as well.
5. The Spirit World: Alright, this one is
a little out there but this could be one of those shows we didn’t know we needed.
The way we see this show happening would be like an anthology series in a way that showcases the
interactions between the spirits, humans, and avatars throughout time. If this were to happen
it would give the writers a great opportunity to show other previous avatars even if it's just
for an episode or two. The stories of some avatars are definitely worth highlighting
such as Avatar Kuruk. Aside from Kyoshi, many fans have been wanting to know more
about Kuruk especially since his wife was stolen by Koh the Face Stealer.
What many fans may not know is that Avatar Kuruk’s “avatar moment” was his massive battle
against a spirit that goes by Father Glowworm that was said to have left Kuruk badly injured.
Aside from introducing more previous avatars to the audience,
they would also have to go over the creation of major spiritual connections to the human world
such as the Spirit Oasis in the North Pole. If a show about the spirit world is made like this one
we have to insist that they bring back the Aye Aye spirit that became the first spirit friend
for Avatar Wan. The last time he was ever seen in the avatar universe was when he was with Wan
and if spirits do live forever this would be the perfect time to bring him back.
We see him being a narrator for the show especially since he is already known to fans,
would bring some laughs, and technically being the first spirit the Avatar has known the longest.
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