The Fortuneteller Reviews

Although the theme of the episode was decently executed, and it wasn't really lacking in quality, what it was lacking in is length. So far in the show, if there's one thing that stands out the most about Avatar, it is that it is surprisingly well polished and defined. Although it's been able to get away with just being a half hour in length, in episodes like these where it skips out on a lot of character and story development due to its short time frame, it takes its toll. As a result the story wasn't as interesting, and the characters that were used here felt nothing more than puppets to get the episode by.

Surprisingly i really liked it! i havn't seen the begining of the series but ive seen enough! i like this episode it even had a moral to it! i think that nick did a good job of creating convincing characters who each had diffrent personalitys! they made you feel more part of the show than if you were just sitting there watching it. by the end i was rooting for ang to end up with the girl, and for her to just realize that she liked him! i'm not a fan of nickalodian but they really did a good job on this tv show!

I really liked this episode! I got chills down my spine in the end when Aang was airbending the lava to stop it from destroying the village. On a nearby hill, Katara and Sokka are watching. Sokka tells Katara that he often forgets how powerful a bender Aang is. Katara stiffens, and asks Sokka to keep repeating it. She is shocked because the fortune teller told her she would fall in love and marry a powerful bender one day. Aang spied on the fortune teller and Katara when this was said, and he was happy because he thought the powerful bender was him.

As our heroes continue on their great adventure, they stumble upon a man in trouble! This is the first episode where we see a platypus bear! The gang tries to figure put ways to save him, but Appa does that by caring the platypus bear away since he has a louder roar and is bigger than he is. That was funny when he dropped an egg! Next they come to a town that has a master fortune teller, where she is really good at predicting the future and what is in store for other people who see her. Ya know what's really juicy? Aang and Katara trying to find out who could be their best love, signs that they were meant for each other and to get shipped people! That part was awesome, there's also a girl in this episode who has a crush on Aang, but later in the epsiode she finds out about what Aang was trying to do, and she said its tough when you love someone but they don't love you back. The ultimate plot for this episode was that some of the fortune teller's predictions were wrong when they saw an active volcano's lava rising, and the best part was that they changed the clouds to change fate! Good thing the town was saved, but Sokka doesn't like that guy when he keeps saying the fortune teller's predictions still ended up being right after all!

The Gaang finds a village who has a fortuneteller. The village relies on her fortune for the outcome of there lives. The fortuneteller also tells the village whether a nearby volcano will destroy the village. She says that it will not be destroyed by the volcano. When Aang and Sokka travel up to the volcano they figure out that it is active and can erupt at any time. All they have to do is pursade the village that the volcano will erupt but they are too stuborn to listen and they do not belive them. The Gaang must go under deep circumstances to get the fortuneteller to say that the volcano will erupt so they can save the village. I think this episode deserves a ten because it was well written and suspenseful.

Nobody get to notice that this episode was truly ironic?
Get this Aang, Katara & Sokka arrive at a village that is driven by the predictions of an old fortuneteller but Sokka its so determined to proove that the old lady its just a crazy old women and a liar that he ends prooving otherwise check it:
"The volcano will not destroy the village" the old woman said but Sokka proove otherwise but in the end Aang and their friends end up stoping the volcano from destroying the village so, in the end... the prediction of the old lady was right!!
Truly ironic... :):)

This episode was so funny I could barely breathe. Sokka's remarks always give me a good laugh, but this episode was incredible. The way the creators made fun of people who are slaves to fortune telling was perfection. I couldn't think up a better way to portray they're obsession if I tried. The quotes in this episode were legendary and the Kataang it held was the key to its success as well, IMO. With both of those epic wins how could this episode NOT be amazing? Me and my cousin always repeat multiple parts of the episode to each other and then laugh our butts off. This was definitely one of my favourite episodes in the series, and I don't think it'll ever get old.

I think that there are two reasons why someone would like this episode: One is that there is a great Kataang moment when Sokka reminds Katara that Aang is a powerful bender after the fortuneteller lady says she's gonna marry a powerful bender. Two Aang whooping the high heaven's out of a volcano? Classic. Name one other popular, recent anime, that the character is pwnin mother nature. Volcanoes specifically. Not to mention this is the introduction to the lettuce guy I think. There has always been at least one thing that I have left with this show. Never sell cabbage in a cart.

pretty good episode. the stalker girl is kinda creepy though. katara's love will be a powerful bender. the avatar is a perfect fit for that and katara finds that out too. i kinda hate it that this episode didnt bring us anywhere for plot development. it was cool how aang didnt hesitate on thinking of a plan to rescue the village from burning into ashes. i would give this a 8/10. if it werent for nobody trusting sokka that the volcano was going to erupt then i might have given it a better rating. now i got nothing to say so bye