Avatar Kyoshi left behind a strong legacy of decisive action to bring justice at any cost, which influenced Kyoshi's words of wisdom to Aang when he spoke with her on the lion-turtle's back.

Early into the season, Aang meets Avatar Kyoshi in the Spirit World, and she lays several things out for him, marking a difference from the Avatar: The Last Airbender cartoon.

Whereas Aang was born as a member of the Air Tribe, Kyoshi was a part of the Earth Kingdom. Unlike Aang, Kyoshi was more than willing to get her hands dirty as she would be more than willing to ...

On Kyoshi Island, Aang and Katara study Avatar Kyoshi's past. The pair look at a painting that appears to depict Kyoshi defeating her adversary Chin the Conqueror, ...

That’s why he’s so surprised when he sees Aang, because he thinks he may be facing someone like Kyoshi [Yvonne Chapman] or Roku [C.S. Lee], but then comes this 12-year-old Airbender.

In the Netflix adaptation, Avatar Kyoshi is Aang’s first connection to that part of himself, and the meeting comes much earlier in the story.

After Aang’s run-in with Kyoshi in “Warriors,” the new Avatar is clearly conflicted about his responsibilities. Kyoshi instructed Aang to be merciless; to take no prisoners.

Instead, Aang powers-up to Kyoshi super mode and makes him look like a joke. This is a decent way to make Zuko more furious at Aang for directly humiliating him in battle, but it doesn’t match ...