Prepare to return to the wonderful world of Avatar, the last airbender. While the original animated series has proven to be a huge hit with Netflix, as old fans remember and the new one falls for the show, the streaming giant is taking it one step further and giving fans a special gift: a live action series. While some viewers may hesitate a bit about supporting another adaptation, Netflix is making some major changes to the way it will run to make sure everyone ends up happy.
So what can fans of the Avatar, the last airbender live action series? And when is it going to come out?
Here’s everything you need to know about Netflix live action Avatar, the last airbender?
Is Netflix really doing a live action? ATLA?
Yes, and it has been in process for quite some time. Although the original series was released to the streaming giant in late May 2020, Netflix announced that the show will become a live-action series in 2018.
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Will it have something to do with it The last Airbender movie?
Fortunately for fans who were disappointed with the live-action film, the new series will not include the film and will start from the beginning. Unlike the original movie, the live-action show will also bring together creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, aka Bryke, as showrunners and executive producers.
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Has anyone else returned for the show??
The series’ original composer Jeremy Zuckerman will also return to create the music for the new live-action series. It is unknown if any of the other writers will return to help tailor the series, but with a tight-knit group like the ATLA gang, it wouldn’t be too surprising if they came back too.
Who will play the characters?
The casting for the show has not been announced and it is a safe bet to say that things have been delayed due to COVID-19. However, unlike the film adaptation, fans won’t have to worry about bleaching this time.
“We are delighted at the opportunity to direct this live-action adaptation of Avatar, the last airbender“Bryke said in a statement.” We can’t wait to realize Aang’s world as cinematically as we always imagined it to be, and with a culturally appropriate cast, unbleached. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to take advantage of everyone’s great work in the original animated series and delve even deeper into the characters, story, action, and world-building. Netflix is totally dedicated to manifesting our vision for this count, and we are incredibly grateful to partner with them. “
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