Katara has a different name?!
for free. As it turns out, there's a ton of differences between this pilot and the one that eventually hit our screens — so here's just a few things that were totally changed:In the actual series, Kya is the name of her mom — and, later, the name of one of Katara's children.In the main series, Aang is voiced by Zach Tyler.The original shadowy masters that show the different bending styles are replaced with well-lit animated characters.
The whole boy in the iceberg plot is exposition in the opening montage, rather than the focus of the episode.Aang already seems to know he's the last airbender, and has Momo as a pet from the get-go.Instead, this pilot drops us straight into the action — with the gang being chased by Zuko and the firebenders.Twitch: NickelodeonKatara — or Kya — is a lot less willing to let Aang fight, as he's the Avatar and he should be protected.The firebenders look a tad less intimidating.
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