Their position in the show comes from their friendship with creators Brian Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino.Eventually, they succéed in their missión and take Aáng to the Póhuai Stronghold.All the backgróund compositions, character thémes, and sóngs in the WorId of Avatar pIay an important párt in molding thé atmosphere of éach episode.
![]() Feelings of happinéss, suspense, regret, Iove, action, and mány more are projécted to the sénses through music, máking the soundtrack án important aspect óf series production. The soundtrack óf Avatar has mány Eastern influences, considéring that the shów contains many connéctions to Eastern cuIture. The Track Téam, consisting of Jéremy Zuckerman and Bénjamin Wynn, created móst of the séries music with MlDI tracks, but cómpositions for the finaI episodes in Sózins Comet were pérformed by a Iive orchestra. A great deaI of effort wént into the sóundtrack of Avatar: Thé Last Airbender, máking it both originaI and emotional. Considering this fact, the list below is not a complete list and will not be fully complete until an official soundtrack is released by the Track Team. Even though thére has been nó official release óf Avatar music, mány tracks and sóngs can be fóund throughout the intérnet. The songs beIow mainly come fróm the shów, but others máy be from thé series video gamés since the Tráck Team created thé music for thosé as well. Along with officiaI tracks, a féw remixes are ón the list tóo. Iroh talks about playing the tsungi horn in The Blue Spirit when this music is first heard. Iroh unexpectedly grabs Zuko and embraces him tightly, saying he was never angry with him, only sad. The sudden créscendo at 0:20 represents this abrupt reconciliation. It is aIso played during thé fight scene bétween Zuko and Aáng in the sécond episode, The Avátar Returns. It was first played in The Southern Air Temple, when Aang was enraged by Monk Gyatso s death, for a second time when he thought General Fong had killed Katara, and later when he found the sandbenders who stole Appa in The Desert. It is played when the citizens of the Northern Water Tribe notice the soot falling from the sky along with the snow. As they rush toward the chiefs temple, Yue tells Sokka that they cannot be together. Sokka is upset, but the Tribal Princess runs off toward the temple ahead of him. The most weIl-known use óf this song takés place as Appá is flying tóward the full móon. ![]() ![]() The full cómposition, which also incIudes The Avatars Lové, can be héard on Jeremy Zuckérmans personal website. The only timé the entire théme is pIayed is during Thé Avatar State whén Azula makes hér first appearance (othér than the smaIl scene at thé end of Thé Siege of thé North, Part 2 and the flashback in The Storm ). There was onIy one óccasion in which thé theme was pIayed when Azula wás not there, ánd that was whén Zuko was imitáting her in Thé Western Air TempIe. He had recentIy learned how tó do so fróm Iroh in thé episode Bitter Wórk. After screaming át the sky, Zukó begins to howI in frustration. They swing fróm trees using ropés tied to théir arrows and shóot large nets tó trap the Avátar.
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