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[richter-kale]

fellas is it gay to memorise your best friends heartbeat so that you always know how he's feeling and where to find him?

[melonnabar]

Superbat commission

[horridharlot]

[papysanzonew]

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PROMPT:

Clark and Bruce have been together for a while now, and after a night of patrolling Gotham, Clark stays over at Bruce's place for the first time.

Bruce sleeps like a log for almost 18 hours.

That's it. That's the prompt.

Also, Alfred and the boys grew a little paranoid when they didn't see Bruce come down for breakfast or lunch, or go to work, or make a video call. However, no one dared enter the bedroom, knowing that Clark was also there.

None of them is that brave yet.

Okay, okay, they had to restrain Damian.

[lyn1tx]

Oh….

[mogamoka]

Superman & Batman scene redraw

[pockicchi-backup]

its appa loving hrs 🥰🥰🥰

[marauders4evr]

Heh, it’s kinda funny that when someone’s shooting fire at Zuko, a firebender, he doesn’t try to fight back, with his own fire, he just shields his fa—oh.

OH.

Oh.

[elimentals]

it makes me real fucking emo to think of how Iroh always refers to Zuko as “Prince Zuko”. Not out of some false stuck-up sense of formality or to distance himself emotionally or something, but because Zuko has been kicked out of his home by his own father and stripped of his identity, has lost his birthright and nation and entire sense of self in one terrible blow, and all he really has left is his name and title, as defamed and mocked as it is. Iroh is probably the only person in the world to address Zuko as “Prince” and actually mean it. His nephew needs to believe he can return home, needs to maintain some scrap of hope to keep him going. The only time Iroh slips up is and just calls him “Zuko” is when he thinks Zuko’s been killed in the ship explosion.

similarly, it makes me real fucking emo to think of how Zuko only ever calls Iroh “Uncle”. Not Prince, not General, not the Dragon of the West, not even just Iroh – he calls him uncle. Because Iroh is the only member of his family who Zuko trusts enough to let his guard down completely. He knows he won’t be punished for being informal or vulnerable around him, knows that calling him “uncle” will never be misconstrued as a sign of disrespect. Even at his angriest, Zuko addresses Iroh as “Uncle”. In the end, his uncle is the only person with whom he feels truly safe.

[kyloren]

I feel great romance for you        the one you are going to marry                  will be a very  p o w e r f u l  b e n d e r

[animationsource]

Zutara + being the textbook definition of development. ♡

[elithien]

𝓕𝓲𝓻𝓮 𝓪𝓷𝓭 𝓦𝓪𝓽𝓮𝓻

[redbelles]

ZUTARA WEEK 2020: DAY 7 “REBIRTH”

Be known in its aching Shown in the shaking Lately of my wasteland, baby Be still, my indelible friend, you are unbreaking Though quaking, though crazy That’s just wasteland, baby

Wasteland, baby I’m in love, I’m in love with you

—Wasteland, Baby! by Hozier

[madelynhernandezart]

@zutaraweek Day 2: Counterpart

Based roughly on a uh heated discussion/misunderstanding with my boyfriend many many moons ago during the infancy of our relationship lol

[zutaras-where-its-at]

okay i have a burning question for the atla fandom

who is the more skilled or powerful firebender: iroh or azula?

i feel like i’ve always grown up thinking azula is the most powerful firebender just because we see her skills displayed so vividly throughout the series, and she’s constantly heralded as an insane prodigy. however, in a 1v1 duel with them both in their prime...who would win? personally, i still think azula has the advantage when it comes to straight up skill and tenacity, but iroh in his prime was both incredibly strong and crafty, so i’m stumped

[atlafan]

I think I would have to say Iroh. Azula thinks she has everything perfectly calculated at everyone moment, but she didn’t see this coming:

And this was far before her mental breakdown started. I think there’s a difference between brute force and power. Now, I don’t know if Iroh is the most powerful firebender in the fire nation, but I think it says something that he basically led the other members of the white lotus in ba sing se, and you could really see him controlling the fire with his breathing. I think that’s the main difference and what makes him a better bender than her: control. There are times where Azula lacks restraint, Iroh has nothing but. 

Azula is extremely skilled, and an incredible fighter in her own right, but Iroh is enlightened, much how like Zuko became enlightened when he met the dragons. Azula uses anger and fear to fuel her fire, and for that she is weaker than Iroh. 

[zutaras-where-its-at]

hmmm... this is all very true, iroh definitely had foresight, wisdom, and experience on his side. however, i see a lot of people arguing that azula has mostly “pure force” on her side which makes her weaker than iroh—and i would be inclined to agree if i didn’t think otherwise. i actually think the main reason azula was such a credible threat throughout the series was because she not only had the physical prowess but the strategic advantage.

azula knows how to turn on a dime and manipulate the battlefield AND her opponents to her advantage. most of the time, she is seen using or refraining from brute force depending on her opponent and her situation:

until force may be used at the most opportune time:

i actually think that zuko’s pre-transformation bending style was more (though not always) reliant on brute force than azula, which is why he always lost to her. and i think azula’s precision/patience is actually more similar to iroh’s style—albeit more nefarious. when i watch azula’s battles, her bending never strikes me as power for the sake of using power, but it almost always seems refined and premeditated.

what she lacks, imo, is exactly what you said in your last sentence: inner peace. her bending is weakened only by the fact that she has limited herself at a certain level of strength because her source is finite—it is dependent on cause/reaction rather than an endless well of peace and balance, the way that iroh (and later, zuko) have discovered. her inner fire may be well controlled, but only bc she has metaphorically locked it in a box, rather than allowing it free range in a spiritual/mental system of give and take. iroh mastered firebending in a unique way bc he listens to his inner fire instead of attempting to harness it.

i wish we had seen more of young iroh, because truly, i think that if it was a fight between pre-mental breakdown azula and pre-spiritual enlightenment iroh, azula would win hands down.

[hayleynwong]

Zutara Week 2020 Day 1: Reunion

In case Tumblr can’t play the video here’s the Vimeo Link

This prompt inspired this whole animatic in my head, and I just HAD to get it out. Dedicated to my best friend from High School and my fellow Zutara comrade, @bekahknotmarley-blog. Also SOUND ON!

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