I find it hard to review a TV show like this because of how much it impacted me on an emotional and spiritual level. But here goes anyway, when I first started watching the series I was enthralled by the adventures that the trio went on, the compelling dynamics of their relationship and their believable antagonists kept me watching. It was interesting how natural and relatable these relationships seemed yet were still enshrouded with mystery.

As the series progressed the characters became so rich and vivid that I became worried along with them, nervous for their futures and hopeful for a good outcome by the end. I was also impressed by the meticulous care and detail put into every second of the animation. Because usually, when I'm into a good story I feel let down a times when a character is miraculously saved by plot armour or when they escape from a gaping plot hole. But this feeling never came up, and I was throughly satisfied by the end of each episode, with arguably not a single miss in the entire series. Proof alone that so much time and love was put into this show.

The bending of the elements really keeps things entertaining from a visual standpoint, watching my favourite characters become better and better at air, water, earth and fire bending is so satisfying and makes them look so badass, especially towards the end.

But most importantly for me the show represents our own struggles and wisdoms that are given to us on the personal journey to truth and happiness. Each character has their own unique outlook on life and on the problems that are presented to them throughout the story, and like jigsaw pieces they all fit together by the end. And the end result looks even better than it did on the box.