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Everybody loves Zuko
Sketch therapy!! Dx I realised how much I miss(drawing) the Gaang.
Edit: WHO FORGOT SOKKA’S GOATEE I’M SORRY
Iroh II and Zuko, airbender!Iroh AU (at least I’m assuming it’s AU)
At first, everyone thought Prince Iroh was just a very poor firebender (or a “late bloomer,” as grandfather Zuko would furiously insist.) He could only move flame through the air for short distances before it went out, and he couldn’t start his own at all, but he could do some things. He could make fires grow and put them out, he could hold the burning leaf as long as anyone his age, and he excelled at meditating with candles.
Give it air to make it grow, suffocate it to make it shrink. He couldn’t feel the heartbeat of the fire, but he could feel it breathe, and firebending came from the breath, right?
It wasn’t until he was six and, in a fit of frustration during a bending lesson that he just couldn’t master, he let out an angry puff of breathe that knocked his tutor right over. His mother was shocked and his tutor seemed scandalized, and as he listened to them argue he became more and more afraid that he’d done something very wrong. It was several hours later when his grandfather came and found him hiding in the gardens. Grandfather Zuko could be crabby and stern, but he was infinitely gentle that day when he took Iroh’s face in his hands and kissed his forehead and said “you are a child of my house and you will always be treasured and loved. Never, ever doubt that.”
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let’s just take a moment to appreciate sokka’s character developement from a sexist idiot to a man who sees women as equal warriors and who is beyond proud that his girlfriend is a motherfucking badass.
i love atla so much it hurts sokka i miss u bby
I love Sokka because people can change
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Still the queen.
Working on backlogged requests: Aang and Toph building statues.
While I am unsure if either Aang or Toph built their respective memorial statues (Toph probably did tho), I think in the duration of their friendship they’d have gotten into contests with each other, not so much to compete but to learn from one another. And because they’re bros.
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okay who put sokka in charge of google
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Every time Honor is said in Avatar the Last Airbender
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highlanderhufflepuffhugmachine:
One thing I really LOVE about Katara is that she’s a woman who really OWNS her anger.
Like, girls are taught to never get angry. Never be rude. Don’t yell. It makes you unlikable. It’s not lady-like.
And Katara just says fuck you to that. She’s sweet, and mothering, and caring, and nurturing almost all the time. But when she’s angry? She’s ANGRY. And she OWNS it.
She yells at people, she threatens people. Sometimes she’s vain and jealous on top of it all too, and she owns up to that. It takes a special kind of courage and strength to look someone in the eye and honest to god YELL at them.
Especially the fight above. Paku is an elder, a man in charge. He’s in a privileged position of power over her. And Katara doesn’t take that shit anyway.
God damn A+ Female empowerment right there.
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I’ve met people who can shape the air and move the earth, but I’ve never known a single person with dreams like mine.
A while ago I had the idea of a nonbender avatar, and decided to flesh it out a bit tonight. (I thought it was interesting in the original atla series that in a world where benders existed, the earth kingdom and water tribes still had nonbenders at their heads, so I also wanted to address that)
Avatar Enkha is born a nonbender in a world where the people at the top are all benders. Through her strange dreams, visions, and out-of-body experiences she is able to navigate her nomadic family group safely through the earth kingdom wilderness, a kingdom that anxiously awaits the revelation of the new avatar. Enkha doesn’t think much of the worlds she visits or the bizarre and colorful characters that give her warnings and advice, but her parents worry that they won’t be able to keep the occurrences a secret for much longer. When Enkha goes into the avatar state for the first time after a particularly trying experience involving a gang of eathbenders, she knows that she needs to leave her family behind to protect them from those trying to get to her.
The spirits guide her journey and along the way she picks up some friends (and some enemies). She makes her way through each of the four nations, learning and eventually confronting the 4 bending leaders of each nation.
(quick but pretty big note I guess is that she doesn’t bend save for the avatar state! Which is kind of the point of this whole thing— the spirits decide that in this case, an all-powerful bender wouldn’t be the best way to bring balance to the world and instead rely on her communications with and through them)
it’s really late sorry this is so sloppily written \(u0u;)/
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