The story has a very rough start, with Ozai instantly turning on his daughter rather than trying to find some way to turn her being the Avatar to his advantage. However, if you can get past that, it soon develops into quite a compelling examination of Azula as she's dragged kicking and screaming into becoming a hero. Plus, the image of her in the Avatar state is insanely badass.
Ryan Lohner's review
The story has a very rough start, with Ozai instantly turning on his daughter rather than trying to find some way to turn her being the Avatar to his advantage. However, if you can get past that, it soon develops into quite a compelling examination of Azula as she's dragged kicking and screaming into becoming a hero. Plus, the image of her in the Avatar state is insanely badass.