Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure is  Disney, not the Disney that we’ve come to just shrug our shoulders at and say, eh (and I‘m talking the Disney films, not the Pixar films)

The eclipse is over and Aang was unable to complete his mission. Along with Sokka, Katara, Toph, Aang flees to the Air Temple to regroup and plan out their next move.

Poor Aang has trouble sleeping as the Day Of Black Sun approaches. Meanwhile Toph has learned an easy way to scam the people of the Fire Nation for money; but will she go too far.

Aang is starting to recover from his near death experience and now has hair. He, Katara, Toph, and Sokka are in the Fire Nation and starting to slowly move in closer to launch their attack.

Avatar some how manages to entertain an older crowd, anime fans, and even introduces a younger audience to anime (yes I know it isn’t really anime; but there are many similarities).

Avatar is one of the most incredible kid’s shows that I have ever had the privilege to watch.

Aang is in search of an Earthbending master to help him in his training. This leads him to an Earthbending tournament and the discovery of a very unlikely source to be his teacher.