Netflix's live-action remake of the original animated classic will conclude after three seasons
While the rest of the television world fights in the great streaming wars, it looks like Aang will actually be able to complete his. Netflix announced today that it would be renewing Avatar: The Last Airbender—its live-action adaptation of the beloved, animated Nickelodeon show from the early-aughts—for two more seasons. The kicker is that its third season will also be its last, in order to “bring The Legend of Aang to its proper conclusion,” per a press release from the streamer.
Fans can come into the world of this series assured that the journey on which they’re about to embark will actually go somewhere, an increasingly rare luxury in the current television landscape. Still, it’s not like the series is exactly hurting for eyeballs in the first place. According to the press release, Avatar: The Last Airbender racked up a whopping 41.1 million viewers in its first 11 days on the streamer, rendering it the #1 show in 76 countries.
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