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I'm meanly here for zutara . Will eventually post fanart ( of zutara mostly ), sometime other fandom, and sometime oc .  

[zenezene0]

outfits for luka,marinette and adrien!! these are from january 2025

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Medieval garden

[vieux-loup-de-mer]

Just wanted to put Millais in a yellow raincoat… he looks like a 🤏 🐥

(Nemo is probably gonna use him as a fucktoy after that…at least that’s what I wish for them.)

But! First Nemo/Millais drawing ever FINALLY, I will NOT go back to anything else (unless Youngblood is involved)

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[slappapow]

if they didn't want us to think about them as a couple then why make them so compatible in comparison to their canon counterparts....

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[stardust948]

Ocean goddess Katara

picrew link

[karasong]

"i use ai voiceovers to make my ships canon" yeah well dante basco wrote and recorded a poem for zutara. get agni kai'd

[stargirl230]

the girl who won’t grow up

seeing all the leaked screencaps of the aged up gaang got me thinking about yue </3

(no reposts; reblogs appreciated)

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some other taang drawing

look like i've left my zutara era to enter the taang one . All i needed was to skecht a bald man , though he looked like aang, and added toph .

I do except this era to be short lived but who know

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yue

[enabianca]

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some taang sketches because

i had to i just had to make them

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all of that for katara

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Anyway they are canon to me

[darklinaforever]

"The reason people don't ship Kataang is because of the kind of masculinity Aang represents."

I immediately stopped watching that TikTok when I heard that. Aang actually represents the classic hero, classic masculinity on the nice guy side. There's nothing different about him. The entire relationship with Katara was written from a misogynistic point of view to fulfill a childhood fantasy of Bryke's. A self-insert. There's no more classic masculinity than that. Just because Aang is a pacifist, vegetarian child doesn't mean he embodies a different kind of masculinity. You're analyzing the pure surface. It's astounding. Obviously, this opinion came from a man... Aang is such a pacifist that the show never confronts him with the potential problem of this viewpoint when facing Ozai by pulling a magic turtle out of a hat. He doesn't need to make any effort. He's a vegetarian but feels entitled to criticize the food of the Water Tribe or have bones read by Aunt Whu. He kisses Katara multiple times without her consent. He objectifies/idealizes her. He naturally expects her to reciprocate his feelings. He's excessively jealous. He doesn't understand her, as seen in the episode about his mother's killer, etc. Not to mention that he is constantly mothered by Katara, including in the new movie. If there are examples of different kinds of masculinity in this show, it's more Uncle Iroh and Zuko than Aang, honestly. Aang is an attempt at that, I won't deny it. But since he's essentially the self-insert of a complete opposite, the writing doesn't follow. And since Bryke obviously didn't really focus on characters like Iroh or Zuko, there are some truly different forms of masculinity here.

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in term of poeple on tiktok saying anything:

" you mischaracterise katara character to ship her with zuko [...] She wouldn't even want to be friend with someone like zuko "

i'm sorry what

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last one i made .

I have a bit of time and the drive but i feel like they could all be better the white background is killing me but i don't know what to do