The TRUTH About Sokka's Space Sword | Avatar the Last Airbender Theory

I only have one thing to say…. Return the slabs!

peary is a true american

😮 How could this old guy Peary exploit the Inuit like that? They are just people; not some specimens to be stared at. No it is not worth the expense if you just took advantage of a people you barely knew at all and just take half the resources that could take many years to come to earth again; finding metals are not as common as finding geodes.

I always liked the idea that the meteor was a fragment of sozin’s comet, considering comets can have fragments break off and arrive at the meteor’s destination early, plus it would have a very symbolic impact considering the fire nation want to use the comet to take over the world but Sokka uses a fragment of it to help stop them.

Get to the bloody point!

Wow this was a rough watch. Colonization cruel.

Recommending King Killer Chronicles is evil at this point…. some of the best books that will never have a conclusion

The moral of the story is don't show white people your cool stuff

So the arctic meteroite was just irl wakanda?

Is this a history lesson

An American explorer?

puts on his fur coat hood

Peary the American explorer!?

Bro americans really steal anything they can from other cultures

Why are the pyramids in Egypt? Because they wouldn't fit in the British museum.

John Ross also broke the record for fastest 40 time

I love watching your videos on avatar bc it makes me realize how much i know like i know every answer to every question you propose and i know exactly what your gunna say its weird i dont rememeber getting into the show that much like its a great show but i like know all the deep lore some how

Half way through I forgot this was about Sokka😂

Something tells me those people knew what they were getting from him. Yes random stranger, here’s are super important rocks, you can take them. We even have some “volunteers” that will to go back with you. I bet there was more than one gun given, and probably lots of other stuff to make life easier.
Whatever the case, this isn’t “the truth about Sokka’s sword”, since none of that happened in ATLA. It’s doubtful that this random story had any actual impact on the idea for the is episode. Just call it theory video, and leave off the truth part.

It’s not magic. It’s water bending.

You need to fix your audio. Everyone else's videos have enough volume, but I had to pump up my volume by double just to hear you speak.

They made 62,500 dollars off of a rock in 10 days 😂

This is barely about avatar 😂😂

When Fantasy author Sir Terry Pratchett (Good Omens, Discworld) was knighted, he had a sword made for the occasion from meteorites that had fallen recently.

Did the sword ever get recovered after the shows events?

I feel like this turned into a 15 minute rant about that story as opposed to Avatar. There's a connection but let's be real this video just draws a slight comparison and is mostly a history lesson

I appreciate the history focus in this.

In the realm of fantasy, I also like the meteor showers as a foreshadowing of the giant comet that is the focus of the story.

Scientifically it makes sense too that large comets can pull in other smaller asteroids which can pass or even hit earth prior to the big comet

Meteorites are natural so, yes, still a natural resource.

I'm really disappointed in this article. The whole thing is click bait.Because at no point does he actually reveal any truth about Sokka's sword. Basically, he spends 90% of the video on a tangent

Did he ever recover the Space sword?

Thats a messed up story they took them people and the meteors and wonder why we so messed up as a society 😢😢 i hope everybody involved got what they deserved for that

Even the master said that the steel he chooses is important.... but he used iron.... Loses to basic steel quality. So how could it still compete with other swords?

Moral of this story
Museums and people who fund them are historicallly bad people with bad intentions who do bad things for greed

"Doesnt sound like a super fair trade to me" yeah, i mean... it did to them obviouly

I really enjoyed content until you really had the balls to say the natives did not own the rock, but this man Perry came from somewhere else, and claimed it and somehow you justified that. It’s funny that you see nothing wrong with that. Again besides that your content was good

Something tells me that old spice ad didn’t mean toes

The real reason Indiana Jones is a hero? He never brings anything to a museum. Ever.

Nothing to do with sokka sword

Yooo name of the wind! What an awesome series!!

Ah, Meteoric Iron.
Some of the coolest stuff

This guy is kinda long winded

Kind of assumed that the Meteor was a gift from his girlfriend that became the moon

People have been crossing the "north pole" for hundreds of years. An it's not as bad as you say except the fact all existence is trying to kill you.

Imagine toph used sokkas space sword and bended it like the thousand demon dagger

Thanks for sharing the story of the stolen meteorite. I'll have to visit The Tent someday. I'm left wondering why it was never giving back or if the people who originally found it were ever compensated. I imagined their society suffered after it was taken.

This was a colossal waste of time.

Everyone for gets the 6th bending.. Rizz Bending 😏

Woah there buddy, bending is NOT magic.

Hah my dog ate my retainer too 😂