This happens a lot with Sokka, whether with his own sister or with the women warriors of Kyoshi in the fourth episode, as his comments land him in hot water each time. There's still the usual themes in each episode, with sexism being one that pops up frequently, right from the first episode. There isn't much about the series that I haven't already talked about in my previous review.

And while I may have said before this series seems primarily geared towards younger kids, watching from the start proves otherwise, especially with some of the more serious themes that pop up throughout it. So this isn't just something you can jump into at any given point, as things will make much more sense if you start at the beginning. Each episode continues into one another in a cohesive storyline, with characters and elements popping up again later on. Said set contains the entire first season of the Avatar series, and believe me, it helps to watch it from the beginning. I've previously talked about this series in my review of Book 1, Volume 3, which is included in this box set.

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