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Don't trust a TLOK fan if they can't enjoy Kuvira's meltdowns and family drama
Omg I love your pfp
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The Earth Queen is a really lame side villain besides the red Lotus. That’s why Tarrlok is the best. He pulls off manipulative lying political figure way better than she does
No bias here btw
Varrick // Unalaq was the exact opposite of Hou Ting // Red Lotus
The main villain was lamer than the side villain in book 2
Vaatu and Raava are cool additions. Unalaq does not work for me
Hou Ting Vs. The Red Lotus is great. Hou Ting's choices work in the conflict's favor
The season is "Change" after all
I am a fan of The Red Lotus. Their fight scenes are tense and creative
Fight choreography in TLOK is more dynamic than most of ATLA's fight choreography too but that's a post for a different day
Hey guys i don’t think noatak was a very good brother and I don’t think he loves Tarrlok as much as some people think he does. Still love them though. I can elaborate further if anyone sees this
He is cold and cruel to his younger brother
He abused him when his abusive father said to
People flatten his choice to go with Tarrlok as familial affection
That scene tells us everything: "You're all I have left." His brother is his last choice when all else fails
You see it in Tarrlok's face
He looks exhausted when Amon "chooses" him
He made up his mind in that scene. Someone had to stop Amon and if the Avatar wasn't able, it was his responsibility
The situation is bleak for both of them
It makes sense why fans like the idea of reconciliation. That is natural to explore. Not a hate post about light hearted or funny art of the brothers
An observation // opinion
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