Avatar Appa Episode Award

"Appa's Lost Days" is the 16th episode of Book Two: Earth of Avatar: The Last Airbender and the 36th of the overall series. It debuted on October 13, 2006. After being abducted by sandbenders, Appa is traded to a Fire Nation circus, where he is mistreated by the circus trainer, but he is able to escape with the help of a small boy. He later unwillingly enters a fight with a boar-q-pine, and.

Appa is one of the most lovable creatures in the series (aside from maybe Momo).. the series dedicate one episode to a character who isn’t even human gives us a unique perspective on the world of Avatar. This episode even won a Humane Society Genesis Award for its depiction of animal cruelty.

Avatar: The Last Airbender Awards and Nominations. Menu. Movies.. For episode "Appa's Lost Days" Gold Derby Awards 2008 Nominee Gold Derby TV Award:. Episode: "Sozin's Comet Part 4: Avatar Aang" Peabody Awards 2009 Winner Peabody Award: Winner: Satellite Awards 2008 Nominee

Appa and Aang met when the bison was a mere calf.. When Appa was still a young calf who lived around the Eastern Air Temple, young airbenders were allowed to meet their future companions, who would bond with them for life.The herd's mother willingly directed her calves to meet the young monks. Aang came forward and offered an apple to Appa, and the two became best friends almost immediately.

Avatar won the award in the category "Outstanding Children's Programming" for episode 216, "Appa's Lost Days", which the HSUS Genesis Award press release describes as "...a mythical tale about animals held captive for human entertainment that resonates with the way animals are used in circuses today."

“Sozin’s Comet” was the final episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender and it was an epic conclusion for the show. The four-part episode showed the final confrontation between Aang and the Fire Lord Ozai. In the episode, Zuko reveals that his father will use the passing of Sozin’s Comet to make a final offensive against the Earth Kingdom.

In fact, the Fire Nation circus scene won the episode a Humane Society Genesis Award. The world can be a cruel place for a sky bison as pure as Appa. 2. Filling in the blanks. The episode starts out four weeks ago, when the sandbenders took Appa outside the library, and fills in the gaps literally between the scenes of the last six episodes.

"Lake Laogai" is the 17th episode of Book Two: Earth of Avatar: The Last Airbender and the 37th of the overall series. It debuted on November 3, 2006. Finally having had enough of the rules of the city, the group decides to go against the law to find Appa. As they do so, the gang meets Jet again. They find Smellerbee and Longshot and realize Jet was brainwashed by the Dai Li. They travel to.

Image gallery (12) Guru Pathik was a nomadic supercentenarian who possessed great knowledge of the Spirit World and its effects on normal humans, as well as the nature of the Avatar and the Avatar State.He was spiritually enlightened and had assisted numerous people, as well as animals like Appa, attain their full potential and cleanse themselves of pain and suffering.

Sneers was a member of the Freedom Fighters, working as the team's scout. His job was to watch for approaching Fire Nation soldiers or anything else that could be deemed a threat or an interesting opportunity; in order to alert the other members, he would mimic a bird call. After the end of the Hundred Year War and dissolution of the Freedom Fighters, he moved to Yu Dao and began a.

Avatar: The Last Airbender fans discovered Appa was trending on Twitter, and couldn’t hold back their love. Everyone’s favorite flying bison is one of the most memorable parts of the first series.