Avatar: Fans of the last master of the air have just won what can be described as a blow. Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, the creators of the original animation program, have abandoned the planned adaptation of the Netflix live action series. The two announced their departure in separate statements, raising differences with Netflix.
Michael Dante DiMartino posted an open letter on his online page ruling the splitting of the upcoming live tv screen Avatar: The Last Airbender. DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko were to serve as displayrunners in the series, which was originally announced about two years ago in September 2018. DiMartino had this to say.
A live-action film directed through M. Night Shyamalan has already been produced, founded on the Nickelodeon series. You have not been able to attach commercially or critically. Netflix hoped to remain more unwavering with the original curtains by involving the creators of The Last Airbender. It is not known who will be decided as a new showrunner(s). More, DiMartino explained the difficulty in making the resolution of retiring.
Although he left the series, Michael Dante DiMartino also trusted enthusiasts that he will remain a component of the universe. Avatar, ironically, has regained its popularity since it began streaming on Netflix over the summer. Bryan Konietzko, going to Instagram, echoed DiMartino’s comments. In his message, Konietzko called the broadcast service for failing to deliver on the promise of his vision.
Avatar: The Last Airbender operated for 3 seasons between 2005 and 2008. He has been greeted by many people. A spin-off, The Legend of Korra, aired for four seasons between 2012 and 2014. We’ll make sure to keep you informed as more main points are available. We’ve included Bryan Konietzko’s Instagram post in its entirety. You can read the full open letter at MichaelDanteDiMartino.com.