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GameChops Invites You To Avatar And Chill

GameChops Invites You To Avatar And Chill

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Music producer Kyle Horvath, otherwise known as “SweetBoiKyle,” has teamed up with record label GameChops to produce Avatar And Chill, a new album of lofi hip-hop remixes from the treasured animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender. It would seem now would be the time to come up with something like this, given the publicity over the Netflix series (note: if you haven’t seen either, WATCH THE CARTOON first). But the album is a sequel to Chillbending, a bundle of tracks SweetBoiLyke published in 2020. This time he renders memorable tracks from across both Last Airbender and its sequel series Legend of Korra, including the main theme, “The Avatar’s Love,” “Leaves from the Vine,” “Secret Tunnel” and the ending credits theme from The Legend of Korra. 14 tracks in all! “Avatar: The Last Airbender is one of the great pieces of art in our lifetime,” says SweetboiKyle. “I never fully realized the mastery and profound writing of the series until rewatching in my adult life. This is my way of paying

Netflix’s Avatar The Last Airbender Reveals Everybody Else

Netflix’s Avatar The Last Airbender Reveals Everybody Else

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We don’t know how Netflix’s version of Avatar The Last Airbender will turn out (without the creators’ input, it’s up in the air), but we do know at this point what Aang will look like…and Karara, and Sokka, and Fire Lord Ozai and just about everyone else except Toph, who probably won’t appear in Season 1, barring some kind of mid-credits stinger. But we haven’t seen EVERYONE….until now. Netflix released a new batch of photos today, revealing the minor players in this story. JUNE: We get June in this?? Awesome! She was very underused in the animated series. I have the feeling she’ll also be underused here though. She’s played by Arden Cho. JET: Troublemaker Jet will be played by Sebastian Amoruso. It’s a bit of a twist to put him here since he’s a Season 2 character. Maybe there’s hope for Toph after all? GRAN-GRAN: Don’t count on Katara’s grandmother to make many appearances past Episode 1, but she’ll be played by Casey Camp-Horinek. I think we already saw

Netflix’s Last Airbender Reveals Fire Nation Family

Netflix’s Last Airbender Reveals Fire Nation Family

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We still don’t know when Netflix will be releasing its live-action take on the beloved cartoon Avatar: The Last Airbender. There is a vague “2024” promise, but that means a wait time of anywhere from three to fifteen months. In the meantime, Netflix has been ever so slowly dripping out information about the show. The latest nugget: the reveal of what the Fire Nation royal family looks like. Most of these guys are villains, or at least start out as them, with the exception of warm-hearted Uncle Iroh, whom every fan loves. That’s a guy you don’t want to get wrong. Let’s see how he looks: Perfect! No notes. This is actor Paul Sun-Hyung Lee. Though I don’t know if he sounds as gravelly as legendary actor Mako, the original Iroh. Next up is the exiled Prince Zuko, who makes it his mission to hunt down Aang, the Avatar. Dallas Liu plays the scarred, conflicted prince in Netflix’ version. He looks OK. Next up is his demented sister Azula: Here’s

Another Avatar: The Last Airbender Mobile Game In The Works

Another Avatar: The Last Airbender Mobile Game In The Works

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Avatar: The Last Airbender has had a presence in the mobile gaming scene for some time now; the most recent title being Avatar Generations, which we just wrote about last week. But there’s more on the way…publisher Tilting Point and developer AN Games have announced they’re working on their own Avatar game, due for release in 2024. Details are light at this point in development — there are no screenshots and the game doesn’t even have an official title yet. But we’re told it will be a multiplayer strategy game, and the plot will concern the rise of “a Barbarian Death Cult that worships an evil spirit set on dominating the world.” You will play as a leader tasked with organizing an army to stop them, but your tasks will also include gathering resources to build cities, constructing and upgrading their buildings, and just generally exploring the ATLA world. “My kids grew up watching Avatar: The Last Airbender and I was there for every episode,” said Kevin Segalla, CEO and

Avatar Generations Presents Zuko Alone Event

Avatar Generations Presents Zuko Alone Event

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Avatar Generations is an open-world mobile game that was introduced earlier this year The game is designed to retell the storyline from the original three seasons of the series and give you and your friends the chance to play as Aang, Katara, Sokka, Toph, and Zuko all at once. And even though it’s only a few months old, it’s already celebrating its one-year anniversary…wait a minute, how? Aren’t they cheating the numbers a bit? This celebration is actually about the launch of the closed beta version in August of 2022 — that’s the deal. Dubious date or not, what the game is doing for its “anniversary” is interesting: a full event based entirely around the episode “Zuko Alone.” This was a pivotal episode for Zuko’s character, as he and Iroh had just been exiled from the Fire Nation and the journey Zuko took in this episode was a big step in his transition from antagonist to hero. “Zuko Alone” will be the first in a series of Event Quests, special

Avatar The Last Airbender: Crossroads of Destiny Coming To A Table Near You

Avatar The Last Airbender: Crossroads of Destiny Coming To A Table Near You

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The wildly popular Avatar: The Last Airbender will be getting its own co-op strategy game soon, thanks to Funko Games. Crossroads of Destiny is the subtitle to the latest in a growing library of Avatar-themed tabletop experiences. The game comes with four 2D acrylic standees of Aang, Katara, Sokka and Toph that two to four players can represent. As they journey through the Four Nations, you’ll run across various scenarios from the TV series you’ll have to battle through. Characters are placed strategically around a grid and can choose their moves and attacks from their hand of cards. Encounters you’ll face include Zuko (at first), Azula, the Dai Li and eventually Fire Lord Ozai. Embark on an exhilarating game that immerses you in the captivating world of Avatar: The Last Airbender. Join forces with Team Avatar’s heroic members – Aang, Katara, Sokka, and Toph – as you journey through captivating story encounters and face thrilling combat challenges inspired by the beloved series. Strengthen your bonds, acquire new abilities, and unite

First Pics From Live-Action Avatar The Last Airbender

First Pics From Live-Action Avatar The Last Airbender

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Uh-oh. Guess it’s that time…time to reveal the live-action version of the beloved 2000s cartoon Avatar: The Last Airbender that Netflix has been working on. The streamer let loose four pictures of the main cast in full costume today, alongside a small teaser that shows nothing but the Elemental Symbols. If you feel wary about this, so do I, and that has a lot to do with the fact that a live-action ATLA has been tried once before and immolated itself worse than a certain cabbage stand. “The Last Airbender” was directed by Shaymalan and released in 2011 to boos from everyone. Netflix has an uphill climb to convince anyone to give the “real” Gaang a second shot, and their track record with translating cartoons to reality is not good. You know how they got to do this? Because Paramount didn’t realize the value of the ATLA brand until after Netflix had closed the deal for this series. After running the cartoon on Netflix brought in massive numbers, the mountain

New Avatar Stuff: Generations Gains Bumi, Legends Lands On Role

New Avatar Stuff: Generations Gains Bumi, Legends Lands On Role

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We just received two news items on the same day relating to Avatar: The Last Airbender and the world thereof, so we might as well combine them into one post. The first regards Avatar Generations, the mobile game that launched earlier this year. Avatar Generations is mainly a co-op experience, but if you can believe it, the game hasn’t had a PvP (player vs player) mode until now. Developer Navigator Games has finally added it and, while they were at it, thrown in a few new elements to enjoy it with. Like the Earth Rumble Arena and Omashu, two new environments that support the PvP mode. And while you’re attacking people, you might as well do it as King Bumi, the newest character. From the Earth Kingdom, he’s a fitting match for the Battle Arena, and he didn’t come alone: other new characters include Flopsie, Captain Boqin, and that guy who screams “MY CABBAGES.” To wrap it up Navigator has also added a new campaign, new boss battle stages, new

Avatar Generations Launches On Mobile

Avatar Generations Launches On Mobile

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When will we have a video game set in the Avatar: The Last Airbender universe that is worthy of the show’s quality? That day is…not today, but we can keep hoping. Avatar Generations is a cool idea — a turn-based squad RPG adventure game — but it’s exclusively for mobile devices. Darn! Announced last summer, Avatar Generations takes place within the original three-season series and retells its events. Players have the option of playing the roles of Aang, Katara, Sokka, Zuko, Toph, and other characters simultaneously. The full cast lineup is not mentioned in the release, but we’ve heard controlling Cabbage Merchant is a possibility. As you wander the Four Nations you’ll frequently be forced to engage in turn-based battles. Each character has their own unique skills they can use, plus two or more characters can perform a combo for a special move. Support characters like Momo and Appa will also lend a hand from time to time. Future updates to Avatar Generations will add new characters and companions, additional

Avatar Legends Is So Popular, It’s Run Out Of Stretch Goals

Avatar Legends Is So Popular, It’s Run Out Of Stretch Goals

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On August 3, Magpie Games launched the crowdfunding campaign for Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game. Their goal was $50,000, and to put it simply, they’ve busted through that goal so hard that it is now the highest-grossing tabletop RPG campaign in Kickstarter history. It’s so successful that it crossed the $5,000,000 mark last night, which means Magpie has run out of stretch goals to add to the campaign! They’re not scrambling to come up with more. “We’re still working on several stretch goals through approvals. This process is important and takes a fair bit of time. Viacom is working with us to speed up the process, but it normally takes 10+ days for the process. We’re so grateful they’re working with us to get things moving!” says Magpie. “Our next stretch goal will be at 6 Million! Once we can reveal the details, we will! Stay tuned!” I wouldn’t be surprised if the campaign goes higher than six mil before some of those goals get approved. Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying

Avatar Legends Tabletop RPG Now Largest In Kickstarter History

Avatar Legends Tabletop RPG Now Largest In Kickstarter History

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One week ago, Magpie Games launched the crowdfunding campaign for Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game, with a goal of just $50,000. It’s succeeded well beyond their modest expectations…the campaign took in over a million dollars in just one day, and as of now it’s earned over FOUR million, making it the highest-grossing tabletop RPG campaign in Kickstarter history. The previous record, if you’re curious, was held by Matt Colville’s Strongholds and Followers, a D&D campaign that earned $2.1 million over one month. Magpie has just doubled that record within just a week. Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game covers both existing series (ATLA and Legend of Korra) in one box. The rules are quite deep and better explained on the Kickstarter page, but in basic terms it’s based on the Apocalypse framework. Players invent their own characters, travel through the world and affect the story through their actions. Five known eras are included as potential settings: Kyoshi Era, Roku Era, the Hundred Years’ War (when the new Avatar was frozen), Aang

Avatar Legends RPG Now Live On Kickstarter

Avatar Legends RPG Now Live On Kickstarter

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Where has the roleplaying game based on the Avatar: The Last Airbender franchise been all this time? We’re not sure, but the hole is finally about to be filled thanks to a collaboration between CBSViacom and Magpie Games. Announcing Avatar Legends, The Roleplaying Game, which covers both existing series (ATLA and Legend of Korra) in one box. The rules are quite deep and better explained on the Kickstarter page, but in basic terms it’s based on the Apocalypse framework. Players invent their own characters, travel through the world and affect the story through their actions. Five known eras are included as potential settings: Kyoshi Era, Roku Era, the Hundred Years’ War (when the new Avatar was frozen), Aang Era and Korra Era. Thanks to the involvement of the creators, canon details about the Avatar World’s past will be revealed for the first time in Avatar Legends. Magpie launched the Kickstarter this morning. They started with a humble $50,000 goal, and I probably don’t have to tell you they met it

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