Back in the Spirit World, Aang walks up a giant tree, seeing the entrance to the cave Koh can be found in. Aang stares and slightly steps toward the cave hearing creepy noises. He glances to his left noticing that the noise wasn't coming from the cave. Aang sighs in relief.
Show no emotion at all. As Aang says the spirit's name, some "roots" on the ceiling begin to move. Aang looks around, sensing movement, but sees nothing. Cut to a close-up of Aang's face that pans slightly left, leaving the right hand portion of the screen over his shoulder momentarily empty. A moment later, a white face appears with gray patches around its eyes and luscious, blood-red lips. Cut to a close-up of the lips, which smile. Cut to a profile of Aang, his face emotionless.
Suddenly, a huge centipede-like body arcs around Aang and appears in front of his face. The white, clown-like face of Koh is inches away from Aang. Around the spirit's face are eight additional legs. Aang keeps his face straight. Cut to a long shot; the spirit hangs from the ceiling in front of Aang, who bows with his hands clasped in front of him in a gesture of honor.
His voice is low and melodic, almost purring. One of your previous incarnations tried to slay me! Nearly eight or nine hundred years ago. Cut back to Koh, whose face turns malicious and switches to a baboon's while laughing.
Switch to a side-shot; Aang keeps a straight face while not taking his eyes off Koh as he circles around him. Why should I hold a grudge against you for something in a past life? After all, you're a different person now.
Aang closes his eyes and takes a deep breath to the words into his ear, crossing the scene to the real world, Zuko seeing his breath. They're not going to die in this blizzard. If we know anything, it's that Zuko never gives up.
They'll survive, and we'll find them. The screen flashes white back to the Spirit World to Aang's talk with the face stealer, Koh circling loosely around Aang.
Their spirit names are Tui and La, push and pull. And that has been the nature of their relationship for all time. Help me find them. An entire culture could be destroyed if I don't get their help. Aang is visible below him. Oh, you think you need their help. They balance each other, push and pull, life and death, [ Close-up of Aang's face. Aang's eyes open wide as he experiences a flashback of the white and black fish circling each other in the pond and the vision he had of them as they turned into the yin and yang symbol just before he entered the Spirit World.
Back to Aang. Koh recedes into the shadows as Aang walks out of his cave. Cut to Aang running in front of the tree that is Koh's lair. He stops and talks to the ground. The spirit groans as Aang jumps onto him and sets off. Cut back to the physical world. Two fireballs hit the city. Cut to two Water Tribe members fleeing as a tank destroys a totem pole behind them.
Cut to two Water Tribe members trying to stop a tank. Cut to a view of the ocean with many fire navy ships and the moon looming behind. Cut to a bridge as two fire navy soldiers move in front of the camera as a waterbender drops down to move the bridge back from where the fire navy soldiers came from, taking the soldiers with it.
Cut to a waterbender facing a tank, submerging the tank in the snow and ice around it. Cut to waterbenders attacking fire navy soldiers with shards of ice, who use shields to protect themselves. Cut to a shot behind Pakku who freezes and takes down eight oncoming soldiers. Pakku dodges a fire blast, having become surrounded with tanks and soldiers.
Unleashing a wave of water he slices tanks wheels off and freezes soldiers behind him in ice. Pakku lifts himself into the air with water while being fired upon by firebenders. Avoiding the blasts, he knocks the firebenders away using his water cyclone as a wave. Cut to waterbenders sending a tank flying toward Zhao.
We'll be following this map to a very special location. And when we get there, we're going fishing. Cut back to the Spirit World. Aang arrives at his starting location and jumps off Hei Bai. Hei Bai stands on his hind legs and sends a beam of energy at Aang, who disappears to the physical world. Hei Bai, having assumed his monstrous form, shoots an intense beam from his mouth at the baboon spirit sending it flying, before reverting to his original form.
Back in the physical world, cut to a view of the arch way and water. Closer view of Aang with Momo. Oh no, where's my body? Iroh agrees with Aang's statement and he warns Zhao to release Tui, he reluctantly releases the moon spirit back in the pond. Iroh notices that Yue has the moon spirit's abilities, she transfers her life into Tui's and she is able to revive the moon spirit. Yue says goodbye to Sokka and they share a final kiss. Zuko decides to give up on searching for Aang so that he can recuperate and he leaves with his uncle.
Pakku plans on taking the water benders and healers to the Southern Water Tribe, so they can restore their sister tribe. Pakku appoints Katara to be Aang's water bending teacher. Did you know Edit. Trivia This would the final episode directed by Dave Filoni. Goofs When Zhao puts the fish in the bag, the moon turns red and the sky turns black.
However, after the commercial break, the sky was red and the moon was pink. User reviews 4 Review. Koh tells Aang the spirits' names — Tui push and La pull. Aang explains that an entire culture may be destroyed if he does not get the spirits' help, to which Koh replies that the opposite is true: it is the spirits who are in need of his help, as someone is planning to kill one of them.
Aang asks how he can find the spirits to protect them, to which Koh responds by telling Aang that he has already met them. As Aang realizes the spirits' mortal identities upon hearing Koh's analogous reference to yin and yang, his face lights up; Koh, hearing the uplift in Aang's tone, whirls around to face him, only to find that Aang has caught himself, narrowly avoiding losing his face. After leaving a somewhat disappointed Koh behind in his tree, Aang explains to Roku's reflection that the spirits are in trouble and he needs to get back to the mortal world.
Roku tells Aang that an old friend will help him back, and Hei Bai appears; climbing on the spirit's back, they rush away into the wild. With the power of the full moon at his disposal, Master Pakku single-handedly warded off Fire Nation troops with a water spout. At the Water Tribe, night has fallen, and the full moon has risen, enhancing the power of the waterbending warriors as they do battle with the soldiers of the Fire Nation; with their enhanced bending, the waterbenders, many single-handedly, demolish tundra tanks and infantry easily.
Zhao and his search party depart his ship in search of the Spirit Oasis. Zhao declares that when they get there, "We're going fishing. Hei Bai takes Aang back to the gate at which he entered the Spirit World and breaths out a light toward Aang, sending his spirit to the mortal world. As he crosses out of the Spirit World, the baboon spirit, still meditating nearby, comments, "Good riddance". Temporarily changing into his monstrous, angered form, Hei Bai, seemingly upset by the comment, blasts him off his rock before returning to his normal appearance.
Aang's spirit returns to the oasis in the Northern Water Tribe, but he finds, to his dismay, that his body is not there. Aang's spirit is then pulled to his body through the sky, rushing to his body in the form of a streak of light.
Katara, on Appa's back as she searches for Aang, sees and realizes it is Aang's spirit. They turn Appa to follow the light as it reaches the cave in which Zuko is sheltering with Aang's body.
As his spirit rejoins his body, Aang's tattoos fade to blue and he sits up; after a short, curt exchange with Zuko, Aang proceeds to airbend a large gust of air; it throws Zuko against the side of the shelter and propels Aang out of the cave and into the snow.
Zuko manages to catch the still-bound Aang, but Appa lands next to them and Katara jumps down. Zuko inquires if she came "for a rematch", to which Katara confidently replies, "Trust me, Zuko, it's not going to be much of a match.
As Sokka, Katara, Aang and Yue prepare to leave, Aang hesitates; refusing to leave Zuko to freeze to death, he lifts the prince 's limp body into the saddle before they depart. Zhao kills the Moon Spirit.
Reaching the oasis, Zhao removes the white koi from its pond; as he hoists it over his head in triumph, the full moon above transforms, turning from white to blood-red. Immediately, the waterbending warriors lose their bending abilities, and the Fire Nation troops begin to push forward. Yue, on Appa's back, begins to feel faint. When Sokka takes notice, she tells the others, and Aang concurs, saying he feels it as well.
Yue then explains that the Moon Spirit restored her life as a baby, and that this is how she received her name; Yue — for the moon. Meanwhile, Zhao arrogantly applauds his own efforts to fulfill his "destiny", even speculating as to which names by which future generations will call him.
His power-crazed musings are interrupted by Momo , who suddenly jumps onto his head, pulls at his hair, and flies over to Aang, who has arrived with the others and stands opposite Zhao. Aang pleads with Zhao to consider his actions: they will bring harm to all, not just those in the Water Tribe. Reinforcing the point, Iroh appears, affirming Aang's words and promising Zhao, "Whatever you do to that spirit, I'll unleash on you ten-fold.
Koizilla rises up to exact revenge for the murder of Tui. Aang and the Ocean Spirit decimated the Fire Navy. At this point, Iroh abandoned his allegiance to the Fire Nation and effortlessly struck down Zhao's men, driving Zhao away from the sacred pond. Aang subsequently entered the Avatar State and merged with the Ocean Spirit, who, in an act of revenge, single-handedly destroyed the invading forces and drove what was left of the Fire Nation fleet away and heavily damaged.
Zhao himself was intercepted by Zuko, who wanted revenge for Zhao's previous attempt to murder him. Initially, the two firebenders fought on equal terms, but Zuko eventually gained the upper hand and overwhelmed the admiral.
Before their battle could be concluded, the Ocean Spirit, who had separated from Aang, dragged Zhao underneath the water. The Moon Spirit itself was revived by Princess Yue 's sacrifice, restoring their bending powers.
By this point, the few surviving Fire Nation warships abandoned the siege and retreated from the North Pole. Admiral Zhao was taken by the Ocean Spirit.
In the end, the Northern Water Tribe achieved what appeared to be a Pyrrhic victory, having lost many civilians and large amounts of infrastructure. The leaders of the Northern Water Tribe decided to reestablish relations with their sister tribe and initiated plans to reunify the two tribes.
This included sending a team of select healers and waterbenders to rebuild the ravaged Southern Water Tribe. Although a tremendous victory, the loss of Zhao's Fire Navy fleet was not enough to end the War, and it was merely a few months after the battle that the Earth Kingdom city of Ba Sing Se fell to the enemy. Although the loss of the invasion fleet was a huge blow to the Fire Nation, the Fire Navy still maintained its power and several key units remained operational, including the Southern Raiders [8] and the blockade defending the Fire Nation.
Fire Lord Ozai was furious about the defeat. Blaming his brother Iroh for the siege's failure, and his son Zuko for being a failure, he sent his daughter, Princess Azula , to capture Iroh and Zuko. Admiral Zhao wound up being dragged into the Spirit World and placed in a prison known as the Fog of Lost Souls , where the fog spirit slowly drove him mad by trapping him in his own darkest memory.
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