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Yes, I’m going to join the chorus praising the series. It’s stylish, the art and character designs are high-quality, and each episode holds up well for multiple viewings. There’s drama, suspense, more action than you can throw a stick at, and plenty of humor to ease the procedure. The core characters are well-rounded, and they grow as the first season progresses. We catch backstory slowly, woven into the fable. We preserve learning about the characters.
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While I, too, would have preferred a series place over single-disk releases, I can’t pretend to be surprised. I engage a lot of anime, and Japanese series are released one disk at a time. Maybe a complete state comes out sometime after the regular releases are done, with a nice box. Anime fans pay a premium for their fix - $20-$30 for 3-5 episodes, $80-$200 for a series/season box dwelling. While this is Nickelodeon, not a US-license of a Japanese series, let’s face it: Avatar isn’t Spongebob. This explain isn’t like anything else on Slice. The production values are remarkable higher, and the production costs increase proportionally. A $40 season plot isn’t likely any time soon.
There is a rumor that a box situation with unknown bonus features will be released AFTER the single disks are all out. Again, this is typical practice for anime releases, not a harmful Nickelodeon situation. Those who are disappointed or peeved should contact Nickelodeon to ask about a site. Let them know they’ve failed to meet your expectations. If you refuse to steal the series piecemeal - voice them why. If they don’t accumulate feedback, they’re not going to reconsider their release strategy.
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This series is well worth owning on DVD. The quiz is whether you want to treat yourself to a disk every couple-three months, or wait and ogle what is offered in a year or so. There’s no dismal retort here… but catch it sooner or later. It is that top-notch.
>>> JUNE 2006 UPDATE: a season 1 box station has been announced for September. No pricing information yet.
Let me say first of all that I treasure this expose. There are very few shows that my whole family will sit down and eye at the same time, and Avatar: The Last Airbender is one of them. The record of Aang and his friends trying to arrive the North Pole so he can initiate his quest for mastery of the four elements by learning Water Bending (to go with his Air Bending mastery), is not only very well done, its frosty for both kids and adults. Based loosely on Chinese/Japanese mythology and martial arts, the character/creature designs are inspiring, the action is always vast, but not at the expense of the smaller moments, and the amusing moments as well.
What I don’t like in Nickelodeon only including the first 4 episodes on the first release. Why not release the whole first season? I understand this draw is probably more sign superb for parents who’s kiddos worship the demonstrate, but it seems like they are trying to squeeze us for everything they can. But other than that, I’m planning on buying all the discs and can give this release my highest recommendation.
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