Explosive Chemistry: Avatar's Live-Action Aang & Zuko Actors Ignite TikTok with Their Dynamic!

Gordon Cormier and Dallas Liu, the stars of Avatar: The Last Airbender, showcase their incredible chemistry in a comical TikTok video. Cormier is set to portray the beloved character Avatar Aang in Netflix's highly anticipated live-action adaptation of the iconic series. Joining him is Liu, who will bring the fiery and complex character of Zuko, the prince in pursuit of the Avatar, to life. Recently, a TikTok video shared by Tyrell Charles features Cormier and Liu engaging in a fun conversation about their personal favorite characters from Avatar: The Last Airbender.

The clip displays Cormier and Liu skillfully portraying the dynamic between Aang and Zuko as they humorously discuss their preferred characters and actors in the upcoming series. This bodes well for the success of Avatar: The Last Airbender when it debuts on Netflix in 2024.

Aang And Zuko's Last Airbender Development Explained

In the first season of Avatar: The Last Airbender, known as "Book One: Water," Zuko is on a mission to capture Aang for his father, Fire Lord Ozai, following his banishment from the Fire Nation. Accompanied by his loyal uncle, General Iroh, Zuko sets out to locate Aang in hopes of redeeming himself and returning to his homeland as a celebrated figure. However, as Zuko's pursuit of Aang and his companions unfolds, he becomes disenchanted with Ozai and the oppressive regime of the Fire Nation. Eventually, Zuko undergoes a transformative journey and decides to ally himself with Aang and his friends, taking on the role of Aang's mentor in firebending.

The live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender on Netflix will need to establish Zuko's betrayal of the Fire Nation in season 1. This is crucial in order for his eventual friendship with Aang and his group in "Book Three: Fire" to be believable and coherent within the storytelling. Additionally, this will provide an opportunity for the show to showcase the chemistry between actors Cormier and Liu, who already embody the relationship between Aang and Zuko when they become friends.

In the live-action series, there may be changes made to Zuko's story in order to make his character's trajectory more evident. While the original animated series hinted at Zuko's shift away from the Fire Nation towards the end of Book 1, the live-action adaptation may expedite this development even further. The full realization of Aang and Zuko's dynamic will only be revealed once Netflix's live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender TV series premieres next year.

Source: Tyrell Charles/TikTok