Avatar The Last Airbender Cosplay Captures The Kyoshi Warrior Suki
The story of Aang and his crew of benders and non-benders alike is set to return on the streaming [...]
The story of Aang and his crew of benders and non-benders alike is set to return on the streaming service of Netflix via a live-action adaptation, and fans are sharing their own life-like takes on some of the biggest characters of Avatar The Last Airbender, with one cosplayer sharing their take on the most famous Kyoshi warrior known as Suki! Suki didn't have power over any of the elements that her fellow members of the Aang Gang did, but that didn't stop her from becoming an essential part to the resistance against the Fire Nation!
Suki's relationship with Sokka was easily one of the most adorable parts of the Nickelodeon produced anime series, with the two finding one another on their quest to battle against the nefarious machinations of the Fire Nation. While Suki didn't have a role to play in the sequel series of The Legend of Korra, we definitely foresee her returning in the upcoming live-action adaptation that will be produced by Netflix. With Suki honoring the legacy of the past Avatar Kyoshi, she did an excellent job of showing off her fighting prowess throughout the series and would definitely make a worthy addition to the eventual live-action series!
Instagram Cosplayer Jess Blaze Cosplay shared this impressive take on the most famous of the Kyoshi warriors, joining Aang's gang in the Avatar's quest to stop the march of the Fire Nation and bring peace to their world by participating in some insane battles over the course of the animated series:
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Fans won't have to wait until the upcoming live-action television series to experience new tales of Suki, as Dark Horse Comics is printing an Avatar The Last Airbender graphic novel, Suki Alone, with the official description reads as such:
"Suki is captured by the Fire Nation and brought to the Boiling Rock, a grim prison in the middle of a dormant volcano. Separated from Team Avatar and her Kyoshi Warrior sisters, she decides to build her own community among other prisoners. But it's going to take more than an encouraging word to build trust among so many frightened people. Suki will need to draw on all her resources to do it, and even that might not be enough."
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