Netflix is no stranger to live-action adaptations, and now the streamer is following shows like One Piece and Avatar with a new series based on a classic cartoon.

Netflix’s live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender is now available to binge, so expect the internet to once again be caught up in Avatar-mania this weekend. It’ll be just like 2020 — uh, one ...

This article was originally published on theparentwatch.com as Netflix is working on a live-action of a popular kids' cartoon (and we're here for it).

Episode one of the Netflix live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender series, “Aang,” is one of the more straightforward episodes of the series as far as cartoon references are concerned.

Netflix's Avatar: The Last Airbender does many great things with the story, but I won't forgive it for ruining one episode of the original cartoon.

Netflix has released their live-action version of Avatar: The Last Airbender, and they have made some controversial changes from the cartoon.

Netflix's 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' creator explains changes from the original, like the increased violence of the war and Aang's fight with Bumi.

New reporting reveals that Netflix executives are making significant changes to the classic 2005 animated series. In the original show, the main character, Ang, goes on a journey with two friends ...

Ben 10 first arrived on Cartoon Network in 2005 and garnered such a great reception that Ben Tennyson’s journey was documented over five different animated series, movies, and television specials.