Avatar star reveals he's a perfect real Aang

Netflix's "Avatar: The Last Airbender" star Gordon Cormier proves he's the perfect live-action Aang in a new look ahead of upcoming episodes.

Gordon Cormier embodies his Avatar: The Last Airbender character in a flawless new look. Netflix's Avatar: The Last Airbender, based on the hit Nickelodeon animated series of the same name, will bring back beloved characters like Aang, Katara, Sokka and Zuko in live-action. Many of the main characters in the series have been confirmed so far, with Gordon Cormier playing the new master of all four elements. Cormier's casting has already garnered high praise from fans of the cartoon, who appreciate his resemblance to the breezy Aang.

Avatar News recently tweeted a photo showing a glimpse of Cormier in modern clothing, guiding Aang in a meditative pose. Earlier in April, Cormier impersonated his Avatar: The Last Airbender character in a similar photo, showing that he's been working on capturing Aang on and off screen. Cormier sits with fists together, legs crossed, and eyes closed, mimicking his anime counterpart who often sits in the same position while meditating, which ultimately helps him unlock his chakras to achieve his avatar state. Skateboards nearby, casual clothes on, graffiti around, users are quick to point out Showing that the young star is the perfect representation of modern Aang. See the post below: ^Avatar: The Last Airbender is a critically acclaimed and hugely popular animated series that was critically acclaimed during its initial network run, and has continued since it hit #2 on streaming. After opening a home, more audiences have been found. The spin-off series The Legend of Korra followed a similar trajectory, though Avatar: The Last Airbender had a bigger following. The continued relevance of animated shows can be attributed to nostalgia and its ability to effectively appeal to all demographics, retaining entertainment elements to appeal to younger audiences without shying away from complex themes and more mature topics.

He's literally OG Aang on camera and modern Aang off camera, my god pic.twitter.com/bJrdgZqQdE— Avatar News (@AvatarNews_) December 31, 2022

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A live-action film based on the series, created by M. Night Shyamalan in 2010, was well received by critics and audiences alike for removing the cultural context of Avatar: The Last Airbender, effectively whitewashing several characters. negative comment. Additionally, the film took a very different tone from the humorous series and made many unwelcome changes to its source material, creating a product that disappointed fans. Since its first foray into the live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender project, the additions to the series have been less than satisfying For many, news of the Netflix series initially met with mixed reactions.

Originally, Avatar: The Last Airbender creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Brian Koniczko were involved in the Netflix project, a promising sign that it would correct the film's missteps and become a A compelling tribute to the original series. While the creators have since left the project due to creative differences, casting announcements and other details about the series have indicated that the Netflix show will strive for accuracy. While not much is known about Netflix's Avatar: The Last Airbender, it's clear that the creators of the upcoming show understand the criticisms received in the film, which could be a success when the new series premieres.

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