Sozin's Comet, Part 4: Avatar Aang

I can't express in words how i feel about Sozin's Comet, part 4. Everything in this episode was right. The animation, the music, the characters. I could not be more pleased with a season finale than the one of Avatar: The Last Airbender, and it is safe to say it was a beautiful ending to the touching, heart-warming, action filled roller coaster that this series was.

Truly unforgettable.

Fun Fact: The first word ever mentioned in the first episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender was "It's", and the last word ever mentioned in the last episode was "perfect". It may be a coincidence but it extremely portrays and describes the series in the best way possible. Avatar: The Last Airbender is IMMORTAL. It's just PERFECT. It has one of the best if not the best ending EVER!

How can a series be so powerful and profound, whilst being consistently entertaining from episode to episode for kids and adults alike? I will always remember this episode for being the perfect ending to my favourite series ever. It's epic and jaw-dropping, with a finishing moment between Aang and Katara that always brings me to tears and fills me with joy. 100/100.

This finale episode was so good that I was speechless after seeing it. I had seen the best series of my life and I knew I would probably never find a series this good again. So in summary: this finale episode could not have been any better.

I am writing this review at a weird moment. I've seen ATLA twice in the past 6 years and just today I stumbled upon a finale-reaction-video on youtube and wanted to be remindend of this awesome show again. It was only a reaction video with alot cut out and EVEN THEN I teared up twice, had insane goosebumps and my emotions were out of control. To me this is the ultimate proof that this show is exceptional. To make me feel this way watching a reaction to the finale a year after I've last watched the show? I don't think any other show could do that.

What an amazing episode. What an amazing series as a whole. Lets hope Netflix does it justice.