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* The way Ozai scars Zuko in this version is worse. In the cartoon, Ozai simply burns Zuko from a distance. But here Ozai burns Zuko's face point blank after pinning him down, effectivly ''branding'' Zuko, all because Zuko was unwilling to hurt him.
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* The way Ozai scars Zuko in this version is worse. In the cartoon, Ozai simply burns Zuko from a distance. But here Ozai burns Zuko's face point blank after pinning him down, effectivly ''branding'' Zuko, all because Zuko was unwilling to hurt him.
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* The changed circumstances regarding Yue's decision to sacrifice herself to restore the Moon Spirit. Yue states that Aang has been claimed by the Ocean Spirit to create the gigantic koi monster, who will roam and threaten the seas forever in search of its dead partner. So while the original merely has the implied threat of ecological catastrophe with the death of the Moon Spirit, in here, the world ''will'' be destroyed by the Ocean Spirit unless the Moon is restored.
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* Kya’s death in this adaptation. Unlike the original series, we get to see Kya being killed by a Fire Nation soldier. What makes the scene even worse is that not only was Katara there when she saw her mother’s death, she unintentionally caused it by trying to Waterbend to protect her mother. No wonder Katara struggles to Waterbend in this series.
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* The attack on the Southern Air Temple was thankfully not shown in the original show due to its target audience being children, but here? Thanks to having a higher age rating (a TV-14), the genocide is shown in all its full horror, akin to the bloodbath that was [[Franchise/StarWars Order 66]]. The Air Nomads were taken entirely off-guard as countless Monks are grilled and burned left and right, many dropping dead either from a single hit with a fatal burn wound, some falling to the ground as a smoldering corpse, and one even ends up trapped in their own tornado as its set ablaze, burning them to nothing but ashes. It all culminates in Sozin killing Gyatso, [[WouldHurtAChild and then going after the children who the Airbending master was trying to protect]].
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* The attack on the Southern Air Temple was thankfully not shown in the original show due to its target audience being children, but here? Thanks to having a higher age rating (a TV-14), the genocide is shown in all its full horror, akin to the bloodbath that was [[Franchise/StarWars Order 66]].66]], and the way it plays out is eerily familiar. The Air Nomads were taken entirely off-guard as countless Monks are grilled and burned left and right, many dropping dead either from a single hit with a fatal burn wound, some falling to the ground as a smoldering corpse, and one even ends up trapped in their own tornado as its set ablaze, burning them to nothing but ashes. It all culminates in Sozin killing Gyatso, [[WouldHurtAChild and then going after the children who the Airbending master was trying to protect]].protect]], not unlike Anakin killing the Jedi younglings.
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* Koh the Face Stealer makes his live action debut in this episode, and as expected, he is ''absolutely terrifying.'' Rather than simply being a malevolent spirit who steals faces, in this incarnation Koh is depicted as a cunning and predatory monster who torments his victims with their worst memories before taking them to his lair and cocooning them. When it comes time for him to feed he appears to devour his victim's face, leaving only a skeletal husk behind as their soul is lost forever.
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* Koh the Face Stealer makes his live action debut in this episode, and as expected, he is ''absolutely terrifying.'' Rather than simply being a malevolent spirit who steals faces, in this incarnation Koh is depicted as a cunning and predatory monster who torments his victims with their worst memories before taking them to his lair and cocooning them. When it comes time for him to feed feed, he appears to devour steal his victim's face, face by literally devouring it, leaving only a skeletal husk behind as their soul is apparently lost forever.
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* Koh the Face Stealer makes his live action debut in this episode, and as expected, he is ''absolutely terrifying.'' Rather than simply being a malevolent spirit who steals faces, in this incarnation Koh is depicted as a cunning and predatory monster who torments his victims with their worst memories before taking them to his lair and cocooning them. When it comes time for him to feed, feed he appears to devour his victim's face, leaving only a skeletal husk behind as their soul is lost forever.
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* Koh the Face Stealer makes his live action debut in this episode, and as expected, he is ''absolutely terrifying.'' Rather than simply being a malevolent spirit who steals faces, in this incarnation Koh is depicted as a cunning and predatory monster who torments his victims with their worst memories, memories before taking them to his lair and cocooning them. When it comes time for him to feed, he appears to devour his victim's face, leaving only a skeletal husk behind as their soul is lost forever.
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* Koh the Face Stealer makes his live action debut in this episode, and as expected, he is ''absolutely terrifying.'' Rather than simply being a malevolent spirit who steals faces, in this incarnation Koh is depicted as a cunning, cunning and predatory monster that who torments his victims with their worst memories in order to bring their emotions to the surface memories, before taking them to his lair and cocooning them in his lair. them. When it comes time for him to feed, he appears to devour the his victim's face, leaving only a skeletal husk behind as their soul is lost forever.
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* Koh the Face Stealer makes his live action debut in this episode, and as expected, he is ''absolutely terrifying.'' Rather than simply being a malevolent spirit who steals faces, in this incarnation Koh is depicted as a cunning, predatory monster that torments his victims with their worst memories in order to bring their emotions to the surface before cocooning them in his lair. When it comes time for him to feed, he appears to devour the victim's face, leaving only a skeletal husk as their soul is apparently lost forever.
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* Koh the Face Stealer makes his live action debut in this episode, and as expected, he is ''absolutely terrifying.'' Rather than simply being a malevolent spirit who steals faces, in this incarnation Koh is depicted as a cunning, predatory monster that torments his victims with their worst memories in order to bring their emotions to the surface before capturing them and cocooning them in his lair. When it comes time for him to feed, he appears to devour the victim's face, leaving only a skeletal husk as their soul is apparently lost forever.
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* Koh the Face Stealer makes his live action debut in this episode, and as expected, he is ''absolutely terrifying.'' Rather than simply being a malevolent spirit who steals faces, in this incarnation Koh is depicted as a cunning, predatory monster that torments his victims with their worst memories in order to bring their emotions to the surface before capturing them and cocooning them in his lair. When it comes time for him to feed, he appears to devour the victim's face, leaving only a skeletal husk as their soul is apparently lost forever.
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* Sozin sets an Earth Kingdom soldier on fire. The show [[SarcasmMode is kind enough]] to show the soldier on fire, screaming in agony, and then his charred corpse falling to the ground before the screen cuts away.
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* Sozin sets an Earth Kingdom soldier on fire. The show [[SarcasmMode is kind enough]] to show the soldier on fire, screaming in agony, and then his charred corpse falling to the ground before the screen cuts away.
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