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The recent addition (OK it was in the spring but in my mind, it’s still March, so let it be) of Avatar: The Last Airbender (ATLA) to Netflix has sparked a fire in longtime fan’s hearts and hit new viewers like a wave. Originally on Nickelodeon from 2005-2008, the series highlights difficult subjects like war and belonging in ways that young audiences could easily digest and older viewers can’t get enough of. Those who have recently binge-watched every episode may be feeling like something is now missing in their lives. While it’s hard to compete with a classic, finding something to fill the arrow-shaped hole in your heart has just become a breeze. Check out our recommendations below on what to do when you’re missing ATLA.

WHAT TO WATCH

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She-Ra and the Princesses of Power | Netflix If you haven’t caught our constant coverage of this show, we can surely say you don’t read enough of the Pop Insider, but we won’t hold it against you. The reboot of the ‘80s series is all the best parts of a retro show without any of that pesky misogyny. It features a diverse cast of voice actors whose characters develop through every episode. It’s classically funny and classically heartbreaking all at the same time.
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Over The Garden Wall | Hulu If you want another show to be upset about when it ends too soon, here ya go. Christopher Lloyd and Elijah Woods are just two of the familiar voices in this 10-episode series. It follows brothers Wirt and Greg after they get lost in the woods and end up in the Unknown. The folk art-like illustration and powerful story gives fans the feeling of an adventure like no other.
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Voltron: Legendary Defender | Netflix This anime-influenced series also reimagines classic characters from the ’80s. Five space pilots accidentally end up as the defenders of the universe in the series. Voltron brings fans flying robot dogs, 328-foot-tall robot warriors, and lots of breathtaking animation.
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Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood | Netflix, HBO Max If Avatar is the first step for creating an anime fan, then Brotherhood is the essential leap. It’s a family tale like no other, as brothers Edward and Alphonse search for the Philosopher’s Stone. The pair had tried to resurrect their mother with alchemy but instead, Edward lost his limbs and Alphonse’s soul became tethered to a metal suit. The stone is their only chance to save themselves but they aren’t the only ones looking for it. The series animates modern-day issues and thrives through relatable, well-executed characters.

WHAT TO PLAY

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Element | Buy it Here Water. Earth. Fire. Air. They’re all there ready for you to attack. This game is not based on the Avatar series, but it turns out very few games are. Stay tuned for our petition to create a Risk-like game of the four nations. Until that day, fans can master the kingdoms through this two-to-four-player game. In 30-60 minutes, players will take turns drawing and placing element stones, utilizing each one’s unique abilities. Players avoid capture, conquer opponents, and create an unforgettable experience.
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Wooden 500PC 3D ATLA Intellect Jigsaw Puzzle | Buy it Here This is a play-at-your-own-risk type of puzzle. Officially-licensed games are hard to come by. Maybe because the series ended 12 years ago or maybe because no one will read my petitions. Still, if you have $21.66 to spare, Appa’s adorable face is worth it.

WHAT TO COLLECT

If all else fails, you can always just go destroy some cabbages to make all feel right with the world.

Avatar: The Last Airbender Throw Blanket

This lightweight fleece blanket is probably just as soft as Appa’s fur. It features Aang riding his sky bison BFF and is 45 inches by 60 inches.

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  • MSRP:
  • $34.99

Avatar Carnival Cup and Water Bottles

Toynk’s new collection of Avatar-themed home goods has something for even the thirstiest of fans. Two water bottles and one carnival cup each hold 16 ounces of liquid and BPA-free plastic material. The carnival cup and one water bottle both feature Aang leaning up against Appa, while the other water bottle features the whole Gaang…

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  • MSRP:
  • $16.99-$18.99

Avatar: The Last Airbender Four Nations Ramen Bowl Set

Sit back, eat some ramen, and think about which of the four nations you would be a part of. Fans who only want to represent one nation will be able to find the bowls separately for $19.99.

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  • MSRP:
  • $74.99

Avatar Aang and Avatar Korra Bookends

Your books have never been safer, trust us. Each of these bookends is sold separately and will ship in about April (which, judging by how time is going, is next week). Aang stands 6 inches tall on a 6-inch by 6-inch base. Korra’s base is the same size but she stands about 8 inches tall.…

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  • MSRP:
  • $79.99

AVATAR SHOWTIME SOCKS

Fans can keep their toesies cozy with the style of the show’s cover photo.

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  • MSRP:
  • $18.00

Momo Figural Mini Backpack

Momo won’t eat everything you put inside but we can’t promise he won’t snack a little. The faux leather bag features main and front compartments as well as side pockets.

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  • MSRP:
  • $79.90

Chibi Fashion Face Mask

The four nations live in harmony on this face mask. It’s made with 100% cotton lining so you can feel safe while feeling fashionable.

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  • MSRP:
  • $14.90

ATLA Tops & Tees

You’re looking at the rare BoxLunch ATLA apparel. Its sleeves make a tee so beautiful it’s heartbreaking. Whether these tops are delectable or poison is up to you to find out.

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  • MSRP:
  • $28.90-$38.90
  • Age:
  • You‚Äôre looking at the rare BoxLunch ATLA apparel. Its sleeves make a tee so beautiful it‚Äôs heartbreaking. Whether these tops are delectable or poison is up to you to find out.

AANG FIGURE GARDEN GNERD GNOME STATUE

Is there a better way to protect your garden? Didn’t think so. This gnome measures about 8-inches tall by 4.5-inches wide by 4.5 inches deep.

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  • MSRP:
  • $24.99

About the author

Nicole Savas

Nicole Savas

As a kid, Nicole either wanted to be a professional toy player-wither or a writer. Somehow, as social media editor for The Toy Insider, The Toy Book, and The Pop Insider, she’s found a career as both. She's grateful to work somewhere that she can fully embrace both her love of teddy bears and her admiration for the Oxford comma. When she's not playing with toys at work, she's playing with her baby girl at home.

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