Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender (2026)

What earned the score

• Casting Director Admits DEI-Driven Race-Swapping

  Casting director Jenny Jue explicitly states that casting decisions for The Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender were made due to 'woke ideology and DEI policies,' emphasizing matching actors' ethnic and racial backgrounds to the fictional nations' cultural influences rather than retaining the original voice cast.

Details

Avatar Aang, the world's last Airbender, learns of an ancient power that could save his culture from extinction. With the help of his friends, he embarks on a global quest to find it before it falls into the wrong hands and threatens to upend the peace they sacrificed everything to achieve.

Starring

Eric NamDave BautistaJessica MattenRomán ZaragozaSteven Yeun

Director

Lauren Montgomery

Writer

Steve AhnTim HedrickGreta TraldiMichael Dante DiMartinoMicah GunnellChristopher L. YostKenneth LinBryan Konietzko

Genre

AnimationActionAdventureFantasy

Release Date

Jul 24, 2026

Parents Guide

• Sex None

  Two kissing scenes.

  Several characters are seen with mild cleavage, sporadically throughout.

  Sokka tells some children that he was popular and is laying on a table with a rose in his mouth.

  Several male characters have chests visible.

  Toph says about the guy they found in the ice that he "smells good for an old guy" and that her senses tell her that "this guy is pretty attractive". And then Zuko replies that he's very attractive and that it's all in the bone structure.

• Violence Mild

  Animated kung fu fighting as well as fighting with elemental powers, but usually no one gets seriously injured.

  The heroes are temporarily killed with a single blow (no blood shown). They are revived in the next scene.

  Characters are seen fighting (with elemental powers); kicking, punching, etc. A scene shows several individuals being crushed by rocks, a field of dead bodies, and brief bloody injuries. A character is seen with a bloody wound (hole) on their back, quickly.

  The film features fantasy martial arts battles using elemental bending, with characters fighting using fire, water, earth, and air. There is peril but no graphic blood or gore.

  Suggested new MPA description: Rated PG (for sequences of fantasy violence/action.)

  In a backstory with Tago, blood is briefly seen on his face after a battle.

• Profanity None

  No profanity or Vain references of Deity.

• Drugs None

  No alcohol, drug use, or smoking is shown or referenced.

• Frightening Scenes Mild

  The final battle may be scary for younger viewers due to the destruction of the city as well as the villains final form and Aang's show of anger.

  Characters face dangerous battles and life-threatening situations, and the story includes themes of war, grief, and loss.

  This is a very intense movie with fast paced action scenes and large scale destruction.

  Moderate.

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