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UPC:752919480281
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
SKU:PSP_AVATAR_THE_LAST_AIRBENDER
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PSP |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone 10+ |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
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I was happy to see this series released in HD on BluRay. They did a good job up-scaling it and the issues from the DVD set are gone. But I do have one small gripe. Someone got lazy while making these. Disc 1 and 2 were done right. The issue for me starts at Disc 3, Chapter 17. Instead of starting the episode starting at it’s title, the episode now has the intro in it. And since they did not add a chapter mark, you have to fast forward up to the episode title if you don’t want to watch the intro again. Then this issue goes away when you reach Book 2: Earth, Disc one Chapter one. Then returns again in Chap 6: The Blind Bandit, where Intro makes it’s return and they start to annoy you with “Previously on Avatar”. Do we REALLY need to be reminded of what happened previously on Avatar in a Box Set? Yet once again, you can’t hit the “Next” button to skip it because there is no chapter mark to skip this. And if you do hit “Next”, you will end up 9:47 into the episode. It goes away when you reach Chapter 12/13. where they combine the 2 episodes. I know it may not bother others the way it bothers me, but this issue would of been solved if they simply started the episodes at their title, or added proper chapter marks to make skipping to the start of the episode possible. Maybe they could fix it in the 4K release.. who knows. Still, no regrets buying this BluRay set, but I did take off a star for it.
In short it’s great. The issues in the DVD release have been addressed so the image quality has greatly improved. one issue is the size of the collection, it’s on nine discs. Kinda defeats the purpose of using quad layered discs if all the space isn’t even going to be used properly. This becomes more annoying when you realize the special features are spread out on ALL of the discs. It could have easily been a 4 disc set with one more for all the special features. Also they’re not labeled, so if you wanna watch a specific episode it kinda becomes a chore. Aside from those minor gripes the show itself looks great(if you’re alright with the cropped ratio) colors really pop and the audio clarity is amazing. If you’re a fan this collection is definitely worth owning.
First off, Avatar: The Last Airbender is an amazing show, and any fan should have the complete collection in their collection. This Blu-Ray collection is not remastered in HD. There may be some upscaling, but it looks about like what I’d expect from a DVD set.I think the disc setup for this collection could have been handled better. Each disc has 8 episodes on it, for three discs per season. The problem is that this doesn’t always correlate to the chapters accessible from the disc menu. Starting with Season 2, two-or-more-part episodes show as a single chapter, yet it’s up to the viewer to remember which episodes have multiple parts. The last disc is particularly confusing if you’re not prepared for it; it only has 2 chapters on it, since Sozin’s Comet, the final set of episodes, has 4 parts. Watching the whole last chapter all the way through is a near-2-hour commitment. Even more confusing, the first combo episode is in Season 2, with Episode 12-13 (“The Serpent’s Pass†and “The Drillâ€) combined into one chapter. This is extra weird because while these are rather related to each other, they’re not branded as two parts to the same episode/I kind of see why they bundled mutli-part episodes together, but I think it would have been better if they specified when they did this in the disk menu. For example, I would have been happier if the last disk had its chapters named “Nightmares and Daydreams†and “Sozin’s Comet (4 episodes).†Alternately, just listing the run-time of each c.
This is a nicely packaged box set, cool art, whatever. BUT. There’s no episode list anywhere on the box, on the discs, in the package – nothing. I don’t know if this would be a problem with every dvd player or not, but when we had to stop an episode and come back later, the dvd would not “play all” on that disc, so the disc would end….or so we thought, and then we’d pop the next one in and see “previously on” snippets we had never seen before. This happened every time we had to stop a disc. If we let it play straight through, there was no problem, but maybe double check the main menu for “more” and “more” again, to make sure you got them all!
Loved the show when I had first watched it so got it for my kids for Christmas.It came in a simple bubble mailer and when I removed the shrink wrap I noticed that the case for the discs was extremely damaged. I kept the item and ordered a replacement case because all of the discs work perfectly but the item was in packaging that was not protective enough.Sadly not the first time I have had this same thing happen for other orders of various DVDs and software cases damaged when sent in bubble mailers. The positive side is most of the time the discs have been undamaged. Bubble mailers don’t seem safe enough for the rough way these seem to be treated during shipping and I wish suppliers would stop using them for these kind of items. Also wish retrolio had the packaging review option like once did but don’t seem to anymore.Simply put, beware that the item might get damaged during shipping and it is up to you to decide to get a new case or return it.
EDIT: The Blu-Ray version took care of the image quality on the episodes and it now has subtitles, but the featurettes are in a weird format. So I’m adding a star from 3 to 4.Below is my original comment on the DVD:—————————————————————————————————————————————————————–Thank you Ashley for the screenshots of the bad image quality. This applies to the first disc of season 1 (episodes 101 to 104 and the Kung Fu featurette). The other discs are ok.I’m dismayed by the lack of subtitles. If I hadn’t turned on subtitles on Prime (I watched when it was free for members), I would have missed one of the most important scenes in the series. The voice of the lion turtle in episode 319 is so low that I would have missed the crucial spiritual insight that completes Aang’s development. That theme is reprised multiple times in The Legend of Korra. You can google a transcript to get the text.Of course the content is great. Along with Korra, this is my favorite animated series.
This show is amazing. Flat-out awesome. As the characters grow and develop during the run of the plot, it makes for one of the best children’s shows of the 2000’s (considered a dark age in the genre of American cartoons) and is pretty enjoyable for all ages. The first half of Book 1 really drags a bit (noticed this after my second trek through the series), but is necessary due to the world building/framing. After that, the series goes up, up, and up from there and never comes down.As far as this Complete Series boxset is concerned…..it’s pretty much the three individual seasons/books releases (2006, 2007, 2008) with less impressive concept art and a simple compact boxset to hold all three together. Visually, it’s an unimpressive casing compared to simply buying all three seasons separately. Beyond this superficial comment, the *real* downside to the quality of this set (and the individual set editions before it) is that Book 1: Water, Disc 1 has AWFUL image quality/display properties. You heard me right, if you are having this problem, your copy isn’t bad…..they all are. All animation stills are blurry with a choppy quality that seems to be the result of a terrible digital scan during creation. Again, the problem is….it’s on ALL copies of this show’s release and they are bad from the "production factory" core. There is no avoiding it and frankly, the only way you are going to get a better quality picture, is to find one of the many illegal cartoon stre.
Compared to DVD quality w/ 2.0 stereo AND upscaled 720p w/ 5.1 surround (a very impressive upscale), and the luray is easily the best quality for the series thus far. I do wish there was an option for surround (hence the fifth star absent), but thankfully audio gear and speakers both have a matrix for creating a virtual 5.1 without any issue. Still, if the audio was remastered with modern tech in mind, it’d be a perfect set. Still, for this price ($30), this is easily the definition of MUST-HAVE amongst all the options. Especially compared to the recent Samurai Jack bluray, which I got as well for $80, this is a steal as work was actually done to make the visual experience the best possible. SJ, while a fantastic series, is an absolutely laughable bluray. Avatar Aang for the proverbial win.
Tyler –
This is a beautiful set of Avatar on Blu Ray!! It took so long to release but it’s finally here! Absolutely in love with Avatar great investment, amazing series!! Check out Legend of Korra too it’s so good as well!
Bryce –
I saw reviews saying there were episodes missing but all 61 are there. The episode "The Drill" is combined with the episode right before it. You cant select the episode itself on the menu but it plays right after the previous episode, credits dont even play but the new episode title card will show up. They did this with other episodes that had multiple parts. Its all there and was a great time to binge watch it all again :) I also didnt notice the blurry outlines in the first episode. I saw it on the DVD version but the blu-ray seemed fixed or I just didnt notice as it wasnt too bad in the first place.
Shelby –
Well if you love this show then this is a very cheap way to assure when the internet goes out and your social life just isn’t that important, that you can watch every episode of the series! And if you have yet to watch this show then this is also a great way to wake the heck up and enjoy one of the funniest anime shows to hit public television and now your chosen spot to binge this adorable piece of Cinema. G-rated, clever, heartwarming, creative. Go for it!
Hayley Deeken –
This fantastic series finally gets a proper release! I’ll keep this short and sweet – for those who have the DVD box set or have heard of its issues with with the double exposure lines making the picture look like a bootleg copy, it’s been fixed in the Blu Ray. This looks about as good as the show will ever get, in my opinion. For the audio, it’s great. I don’t know the difference between the types of audio like 2.0 Dolby and 2.5 or whatever else there is, but the music and voices are clear coming out of my tv speakers, so it’s good enough for me. All in all, good product.The only problem I have is that my box set cover arrived lightly damaged despite the bubble wrap packaging. It’s not enough to warrant one less star, though. If you want a perfect copy for display, best find one in a store to pick out yourself and avoid the hazards of shipping.
Melissa –
Avatar the Last Airbender probably speaks for itself at this point, but I guess if you are just emerging from some kind of magical coma here’s my little sales pitch:ATLA is a fun, well written, and sometimes emotionally wrenching save the world/adventure animated series. The characters are larger than life and the amount of care and attention given to the antagonists gives the story an emotional depth a lot of media aimed at younger audiences miss out on. I would recommend this for animation and fantasy fans of any age.As for the disks themselves, blu-ray is durable and will keep picture quality well. My DVD set of this series has suffered from scratches from their years of use and I’m glad to be able to keep this series in a new format.
Irish –
Avatar is an AMAZING series. It manages to be mature, subtle, tackle dark themes, funny, a good anime, entertaining for kids and adults. It’s one one the best Kid’s shows and one of the best TV shows EVER.For newbies the premise will be a little weird; through martial art, some people can control one element (Water, Earth, Fire, or Air) and one special person can control all of them. From there just watch the show and be amazed.This show cleverly introduced Eastern Philosophy to me and many others, how many kids shows can say the smartly introduced children to anything, let alone a complex philosophy?The characters are some of the most vivid and well written in the entire history of Televison; from a young airbender coping with the horrors of being the last of his kind, to a teenage prince trying (and constantly failing) to restore his honor.This is an incredible show and I cannot recommend it enough.The blu ray collection is very nice and has some really neat extras. My only nitpick is you cannot chapter skip past the intro, you can only fastforward manually. Such a small thing, it’s barely worth mentioning.Buy it and you won’t be disappointed.
Anthony C. –
First of all what a MESS of reviews my god…. What was retrolio thinking mixing the dvd reviews together with the blu ray reviews?In case you haven’t noticed this review is for the recently released avatar the last airbender blu ray set. What the hell took them so long? The legend of kora has been on blu ray for a while now…. All well we have it now so it doesn’t matter. Lets get into the review!We all know the story of the last airbender by now, I don’t really have to repeat it. It’s a fantastic journey were the boy Aang goes on to learn the rest of the 3 elements so that he can save the world from the fire nation. The slip cover looks amazing and the art cover for the blu ray case looks fantastic. Really well done compared to the legend of kora blu ray set, even though I wish it also had an artbook like the legend of kora blu ray set because I do indeed like the artwork of the avatar series.Some technical features are that the picture is in a 4×3 size hence the black bars to the side. I guess it makes sense that they didn’t want to stretch the picture due to the old animation originaly made to fit tv screens. I’m not complaing seeing as I own other old animes on blu rays with that aspect raito like yu yu hakasho.It’s 3 disks per book. Book water being on disk one, two and three, Book earth being on disk four, five and six, the final book, the Book fire being on disk seven, eight and nine. It’s has 1 disk more than the legend of kora blu ray being 4 hours longer than legend.
Dave –
In short it’s great. The issues in the DVD release have been addressed so the image quality has greatly improved. one issue is the size of the collection, it’s on nine discs. Kinda defeats the purpose of using quad layered discs if all the space isn’t even going to be used properly. This becomes more annoying when you realize the special features are spread out on ALL of the discs. It could have easily been a 4 disc set with one more for all the special features. Also they’re not labeled, so if you wanna watch a specific episode it kinda becomes a chore. Aside from those minor gripes the show itself looks great(if you’re alright with the cropped ratio) colors really pop and the audio clarity is amazing. If you’re a fan this collection is definitely worth owning.
Nate H –
Love it! Glad to finally have the entire series collected on Blu Ray. The audio commentary for selected episodes is very interesting and all the other special features are a lot of fun to listen to/watch.The only thing collected on these disks that I refuse to watch is an interview with "Director" M Night Shyamalananana. After what he did to that movie, I don’t want to see his face or hear his voice unless I’m watching some ATLA fans tear into him on his terrible choices.
Stephen Kendall –
First off, Avatar: The Last Airbender is an amazing show, and any fan should have the complete collection in their collection. This Blu-Ray collection is not remastered in HD. There may be some upscaling, but it looks about like what I’d expect from a DVD set.I think the disc setup for this collection could have been handled better. Each disc has 8 episodes on it, for three discs per season. The problem is that this doesn’t always correlate to the chapters accessible from the disc menu. Starting with Season 2, two-or-more-part episodes show as a single chapter, yet it’s up to the viewer to remember which episodes have multiple parts. The last disc is particularly confusing if you’re not prepared for it; it only has 2 chapters on it, since Sozin’s Comet, the final set of episodes, has 4 parts. Watching the whole last chapter all the way through is a near-2-hour commitment. Even more confusing, the first combo episode is in Season 2, with Episode 12-13 (“The Serpent’s Pass†and “The Drillâ€) combined into one chapter. This is extra weird because while these are rather related to each other, they’re not branded as two parts to the same episode/I kind of see why they bundled mutli-part episodes together, but I think it would have been better if they specified when they did this in the disk menu. For example, I would have been happier if the last disk had its chapters named “Nightmares and Daydreams†and “Sozin’s Comet (4 episodes).†Alternately, just listing the run-time of each c.