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@AC97  
That was also a movie not a TV show.  
We definitely know that what ever the live action avatar show Ends up being like It’s not going to try and tell a almost 8 hour story In under 2 hours

@AC97  

When I was looking more into it I discovered that Michael Dante DiMartino Did say the show still has Potential to good it just want to be the show the.  
Bryan Konietzko also Said That’s some of the people they personally hired are still involved

@TheHappySpaceman  
They’d cast Jaden Smith.
 
 
… As Aang.

@northern haste  
It must have gotten bad or out of control though if both of the creators are leaving the production.

@Hali the Emoji girl  

 
Does literally murdering every single character in the show count?
 
Edit: Oh, except for Saturn and Pluto. Goddamnit.

@northern haste  
That’s what the movie was for.

I love hearing that bell sound whenever someone drinks Gummiberry Juice.

I do find it interesting how when people isolate the fact that the show is a live action reboot They ask if it needed a live action reboot like a animated reboot would be so much better

@icey wicey 1517
 
I mean, we’ve seen stronger benders overpower weaker benders. Shoot fire at an airbender? If the airbender is stronger then he blows the fire back and we got another Zuko-faced firebender. If the firebender is stronger then the stream of fire flies forward unimpeded.
 
Also firebenders have unlimited bending and don’t need a source. Only airbenders have that level of versatility.

@northern haste  
Because live action reboots notoriously tend to suck, whereas there have been some good animated reboots.
 
@icey wicey 1517  
True, though interestingly firebenders actually create fire, whereas other benders can only manipulate existing water, earth, and air.

@TheHappySpaceman  
People are still making it sound like a animated reboot would be Perfectly fine. I thought the reason people didn’t want this reboot was because the original show Was as perfect as a it could be how Would being animated change that?  
If the new show ends up being bad it will most likely just be for standard reboot problems

@northern haste  
You do have a point. Some Animated reboots can be just as bad as a live action one. PPGZ was okay, PPG16 makes me sick, Thundercats 2011 I like while im not going to talk about the other one anymore.

@northern haste  
While the original show was great, a continuation would be the way to do. Just have a show following Toph. We seriously need more of her.

Just one more thing I would like to mention there are 2 live action adaptations of A Series of Unfortunate Events.  
One was a movie that try telling the story of 3 of the books in 1 one And is often disliked by fans of the book series the other was a TV show Gave more time to the Book Which is more liked by fans(also a Netflix show)

@northern haste  
But that’s not what we’re talking about. We’re talking specifically about live action adaptations of animated movies or shows.

@TheHappySpaceman  
That Still highlights my point that A animated reboot but would not automatically be better. A sequel/Spinoff is not the same as a reboot

@northern haste  

 
…You wanna try that again, buddy?

@TheHappySpaceman  
Both of them were live action.

@TheHappySpaceman  
You cut out my last part a continuation is not the same as a reboot

@northern haste  
Bruh, I don’t know how else to say this. I cannot understand what you were saying in that initial post.  

 
Edit: Never mind.

I liked the Series of Unfortunate Events movie.

EXCLUSIVE: Why Avatar: The Last Airbender’s Creators Really Left Netflix
 
tl;dr version:  
-Bryke were demanding a high budget  
-Netflix wanted to cast white actors for certain parts  
-Netflix wants a darker, more “mature” tone with sex and blood
 
So this is going to be M. Night’s The Last Airbender mixed with Riverdale. Got it.