I really did find the focus on the water tribe a lot less interesting than some of the other places that we have been. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still having a great time reading them, but it feels like we are losing a lot of the momentum behind them. It feels like we are just writing these for the sake of keeping the world going. it feels like these graphic novels have kind of fallen into the same formula. I did enjoy it, but I wasn’t completely wowed by it. ↠ Type: Book 5 out of ? in the Avatar the Last Airbender seriesīook: Avatar: The Last Airbender: North and South ↠ Genre: The Avatar the Last Airbender Universe, Comics Now I'm kind of sad that I've finished all of these Avatar comics because it is something that I can never tire from. It will made you feel out of your element. I can totally understand why Katara is having issues with adjusting to the place where she has grown up, which doesn't look anything like it anymore.

It seems modernisation finds everything in the Avatar Universe. It's kind of odd to me to see the South Pole resembling the architectural style of the North Pole because I had always imagined that the modernisation wouldn't be effecting the South Pole to that extend, but I was proven wrong. That paints a picture of how radically everything has changed.

Modernisation has found its way to the South Pole and Katara and Sokko are having difficulty with finding the place where they have grown up at. I have often wondered how drastically the South Pole would have changed since Katara and Sokka left it to help Aang and this time we finally get an answer to it.

Avatar north and south omnibus