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@gaangsta
hot take, but after talking to someone about Aang's predicament in the new movie, it's not entirely insane for him to have a dark avatar era
And I would be so down to see that.
Boxer!Aang is the fastest rising star of the pro scene in Republic City. He's classed as a middleweight and boasts an impressive 12 wins, 2 losses, and 4 draws. Even the underground circuit is obsessed with the man who goes by "The Monk". Within his first two years as a pro, Aang used his earnings and was able to rebuild his old gym and made it into a school as well, The Air Acolyte Academy. He's also very charitable.
None of his opponents truly hate him, they can't. He's a great sport, funny, kind, all around stand up guy, even when he gets relaxed in the ring and starts getting a bit cocky.
He started out in featherweight when he first burst onto the scene, and at the time, nobody took the scrawny-looking bald kid seriously until he knocked the reigning champion on his ass. his lean stature and airy footwork have commentators describing him as "nearly impossible to pin down," "too damn slippery," and "a beautiful fighter and not a brutal one." Toph 'Blind Bandit' Beifong is his trainer; she used to compete in the underground circuit and had been undefeated until she went toe-to-toe with Aang and lost. She quit the scene to train him but said she only would if he gave up underground and went pro.
He used to train at South Temple Gym until a fire destroyed it; his father figure and old coach had been inside. Overcome with anger and financially desperate to rebuild his past is why he began underground in the first place. With a chip on his shoulder and slick footwork, nobody else ever stood a chance. The underground was where he met Zuko, and their intense rivalry lasted a summer and two months and was always big news. Nobody knew when the rivals became best friends, to the point where Zuko became one of his trainers as well.
Zuko had been a ruthless and antagonistic boxer with zero sportsmanship, but he was extremely talented. He was the brutal fighter to Aang's beautiful one. They'd only fought four times, each one ending in a draw, and each match was always sold out. They have the same number of losses, beaten by the same opponents: Azula and Ozai. Nobody knew when Aang and Zuko became friends, as their rivalry at one point bordered on sheer animosity, and it was what made their fights so captivating.
When Zuko left the scene to pursue a different path, there had been whispers about Aang having seedy connections because, first, The Blind Bandit and then The Fire Prince both left because of him. Both of them shut that down right quick. Zuko is a famous multidiscipline martial arts instructor, top-class and highly sought after.
Along with his own fighting style, Zuko and Toph have spent countless hours with him, teaching him their own, weaving it in so much so that along with his impressive stamina, he's also incredibly unpredictable in the ring. Whenever Aang fights, one can only hope he enters "The Avatar State," just for the sake of saying they witnessed it; it's as if he's gained the strength and will of ten thousand.
Aang used to train in public gyms, but as much as he loves his fans and all the attention, it's completely counterproductive to his training. His manager, Sokka, suggested he start at a private gym, and Zuko was quick to recommend yours as he trains there too and even hosts some of his classes there whenever he's in town. Having the former "Flame Fist" and "The Monk" as members is excellent exposure for your gym, and the eye candy isn't bad either.
The bald man with bruised fists and bloody gums who fights like he's three seconds away from flying.
notes: wrote more than i expected. part two will be relationship headcanons. not proofread.
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HI GAANGSTA DID YOU SEE THE OFFICIAL GAANG ART??? MAY WE GET ADULT KATAANGS
I SAW THE LEAKED FILM-prolly should be ashamed of myself SO ART WILL BE ON THE WAY
guys i did a bad thing...
i watched avatar aang; the last airbender...
on the flip side THE FANART BOUTA GO CRAZY
hey op super love your art. do you have any kataang art coming up since you said you were taking requests? 👀
OOF life has been turning me every which-way but loose !! I definitely have some ideas queued up but i haven't gotten much time to DRAW them but nevertheless, i will try to deliver something soon !
Hi gaangsta <3, i love your atla art SM, especially your kataang art. do you take requests or commissions? i was wondering if you'd be down to do a kataang version of this meme :D
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aww i love that sm 😁 thank youu
and ooh i've seen that meme a few times and contemplated doing a kataang or sukka version so this is perfect!
Ba sing se champloo (basically avatar and samurai champloo crossover but I redrew some scenes)
even more sukka covered in blood for all those who celebrate
“Aang doesn’t have depth” “Aang doesn’t have a character arc” “Aang isn’t complex”
Way to admit you didn’t comprehend the entire narrative or main character of a cartoon written for 6 year olds. That isn’t the flex you think it is. And have none of you ever heard of a flat character arc? Because that’s what Aang has, lol. And it was very intentionally written that way… Flat character arcs are ones where the protagonist's values, faith and identity remain fundamentally unchanged throughout, despite facing significant obstacles. In place of the character changing, the story places pressure on and reaffirms the character's inherent truth, which they use to then change the characters around them and the world.
A character arc like this takes a lot of skill to do correctly, or else it will become boring and will not be strong enough to carry the story. Aang has one of these really strong arcs. It’s kind of why he’s the main character.
It isn’t Aang that has to change, it’s the world and every other character in it!
once i learn how to paint black clothes in a way that isn't just a block of black, i'll draw her in black i swear
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Your art is my favorite of all time. If you have time, I’d love to see a colored version, but if you don’t, then no worries.
Thank you sm! That genuinely makes so happy to hear ☺️
And I definitely plan on doing a colored version when I can! hopefully soon