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But fear not, the show's best double-act are quickly reunited when they (all too briefly) join forces with Team Avatar to fight Azula in 'The Chase', another standout episode in a season full of 'em. Iroh doesn't approve, causing Zuko (ever the broody teenager) to go off on his own and try being Clint Eastwood for a bit in the excellent 'Zuko Alone'. Zuko even resorts to assuming his Blue Spirit alias to steal food for them. With no Avatar to chase, and now hunted by their own people, Zuko and Iroh spend most the season struggling to survive as they wander around the Earth Kingdom. While Azula and her besties are off chasing the Avatar and causing general mayhem, their predecessors are having something of a rough time.

I just love that the three most dangerous individuals in the entire Fire Nation, the ones tasked with tracking down the all powerful Avatar, are three teenage girls, two of whom aren't even benders. What's also great about having Azula as the season's central villain is that she's accompanied on her mission by her two best friends sunny Ty Lee and sullen Mai. As well as being a cunning strategist, Azula is also a fearsome firebender, one who is capable of bending lightning, which is my favourite sub-form of bending. She rarely loses her temper, but when she does you run and hide. Where her brother was hot tempered and impulsive, Azula is cool and calculating. You know how during the first season, the show went to great lengths to show us that, despite being a regular thorn in Team Avatar's side, Zuko wasn't really all that bad. Replacing them as the show's primary antagonist is Zuko's younger sister, Azula. After being branded as traitors by the Fire Lord, Zuko and Iroh are forced to go on the run and get new hairdos. Toph wasn't the only fantastic new addition this season. A male Toph would've been the most boring thing imaginable, not to mention it would've made the gender imbalance in Team Avatar even worse than it already was. That all changed when one of the writers (Aaron Ehasz, I believe) thought it would be more interesting, not to mention more fun, to have this great Earthbender be a 12-year-old blind girl with the personality of a cocky pro-wrestler and the manners of a pro-wrestling fan (at least the ones I work with). The writers' original plan for Aang's Earthbender master was for them to be a muscular sixteen-year-old boy, a jock-type who would clash with Sokka.

You know how in some shows you have that one characters who shows up two or three seasons in and fits in so perfectly that when you go back and watch the episodes before they turned up all you can do is notice that they aren't there? Second, it introduces us to the brilliant, the amazing, the wonderful, the fantastic, the great Toph Beifong.

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First, it is a side-splitting piss take of the absurd world of professional wrestling. The Gaang's (mercifully brief) search for an Earthbending master comes to an end in 'The Blind Bandit', which is a ridiculously brilliant episode for two good reasons.

It was really an accident, but try telling that to Kyoshi.

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In fact, I will readily admit to loving Sokka's Sherlock Holmes act in 'Avatar Day' as well as Avatar Kyoshi's spirit showing up during Aang's trial to prove that he really did kill that guy in a past life. But before that we do have to endure a few tiresome filler episodes like 'The Swamp' and 'Avatar Day', although, to be fair, none are as dire as 'The Great Divide'. Fortunately, the writers have learnt from the mistakes of season 1 and don't make us wait forever for them to find one. This season starts with the Gaang back in the Earth Kingdom and on the lookout for an Earthbending master for Aang. They begin to suffer serious losses and people actually start to die. This is also the season where everything starts to go pear shaped for our heroes. This is the season where, for me, the show finally feels complete, where everything that I love about it finally falls into place. If I had to pick a favourite season of ATLA it would be this one.

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Improving and building on what came before, season two is where Avatar: The Last Airbender cemented its place as not just one of the greatest animated series of all time, but one of the greatest TV series full stop.