Avatar: The Last Airbender - "The Kyoshi Warriors" Comic Issue #2 Discussion

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Avatar The Last Airbender, The Kyoshi Warriors, written by Brandon Huang.

I assume that's how you pronounce it, H-O-A-N-G.

Art by Belbessa with assistance by Misha Gare.

And then Zamp Uma Colors by Adele Matera.

So, if you remember from the first issue, you should go back and listen to us talk about it if you haven't already.

Otherwise, you'll be really confused.

But here, we basically have the story of the Kyoshi Warriors leaving Kyoshi Island.

So, they are inspired by Aang and they want to go be a part of the fight, basically, against the Fire Nation.

So, they go.

And they meet a general named...

Andal? Andal.

A-N-D-A-L.

Is it Andal or is it Andal? I'd probably say Andal.

Yeah.

I would say Andal in terms of pronouncing it in this universe.

So yeah, that's what we're going to call her.

General Andal of the Earth Kingdom.

And this small little town.

And there's like an outpost they're going to go try and capture.

And... she the general seems pretty reckless like she's like we gotta go get him we gotta go after the Fire Nation and there's this little kind of I mean I don't want to call him a boy yeah he's a boy he's a boy I don't know exactly how old he is but he seems to be younger than Suki and them so he's like yeah I want to go be a part of the fight and stuff and you know fight the Fire Nation and everything but as we know from the real world but also from the Avatar universe like Talking about going off to war is one thing, but then when you actually go experience what that sort of conflict and violence is like, it's a different animal.

And the Kyoshi Warriors are learning, too.

Yeah, so we

also see the Kyoshi Warriors learning that.