Avatar: 🅘The Last Airbender is coming to Netflix next monthꦕ, so all eyes – understandably – were on its first trailer and how fans of the Nickelodeon animation would react.

Mercifully, the Fire Nation of social media didn’t attack. In fact, many moments taken from the original series for its live-action incarnation 𒐪drew pangs of nostalgia from an expe𒈔ctant fanbase.

on Twitter.

"I'm still skeptica🌸l but seeing how visually stunning it looks gives me actual hope that it won't be a trash-fire. Never a replacement for the original of course, but could actually stand on its own as an adaptation," another wrote on .

Another Avatar fan said, "The way the characters in Avatar look and sound here... it looks like they did 👍well. Sokka looks and acts likeable. Katara's laugh brought a smile to my face. Aang yeeting himself into a statue made me giggle. It's very poꦇssible they nailed this."

Others were pleasantly surprised at how accurate the Netflix version appears at first g⭕lance. 

"Th🐈e music, the accurate depiction of nations, and they say Aang properly?! This might be too good to be true,” one . Another , “ꩲAvatar for Netflix looks so pure and accurate to the source."

Need proof of how accurate it is? Twitt🐻er user Azulasmind put together a beat-by-beat run-through of just how ♉close the live-action series is to its animated counterpart.

Avatar: The Last Airbender, starring Gordon Cormier, Daniel Dae Kim, Elizabeth Yu, Ian Ousley, and Kiawentiio, is set to hit Netflix on February 22. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Watch the first trailer now – then check out more of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best Netflix shows.