change of heart

alli / 30 / an inevitable whimsy.

[lukasadss]

Slow mornings

[RB]

[fibul]

NEED to inherit 10,000,000 dollars from a mysterious estranged relative i've never met before. like right now

[jana-137]

Wait a second, let me get this straight……..

It’s canon that Zuko turned out to be a great and involved father.

It’s canon that Zuko gave special attention and devotion to the Southern Watertribe and rebuilding it over the other nations

Katara who complained about doing everything around camp would never have to do another chore again married to Zuko since they’d be royalty.

Katara who lost her mum and played surrogate mum to multiple characters would get a mother-figure in Ursa (better written Ursa of course)

Zuko and the Fire Nation aren’t pacifist or vegetarian so aspects of her culture like food and animal skins wouldn’t be a problem.

Katara would become a co-world leader with more than enough power to institute change and progress in the Southern Watertribe, the Fire Nation and in the world at large.

And this isn’t even all, but I think you get the point. Hmm, they just didn’t care about her at all, did they?

[arctik-fox]

[darklinaforever]

[demaparbat-hp]

The answer is always yes

[thezutarchive]

“ZKs wouldnt ship them if Zuko was bald” are we forgetting the fuckass humiliation ponytail

[schtinkybeanz]

𝕎𝕙𝕒𝕥 𝕚𝕗…? {𝔻𝕒𝕣𝕜!ℤ𝕒𝕔𝕜 𝕧𝕖𝕣.} (17/???)

[doctorcurdlejr]

I can be normal about things. Don't look at my blog.

[darklinaforever]

Katara is the mother. Zuko is the father. And the anti don't like that. 🤭

[isekaivillainess]

zutaraaaaaaaa

[angelofthe2000s]

I’m afraid some of ya’ll just don’t have the freak gene that lets you enjoy ACTUAL enemies to lovers. Ya’ll think that trope is just like coworkers fighting over a promotion or smth like no give me people that have tried to maim and kill one another or give me nothing

[lotustiled]

zuko and katara attempt to soft parent the gaang (and fail)

[cobraonthecob]

a dead horse hates to see me coming but the atla fandom is really pissing me off with their takes about zuko because it's always about how he has one of the best redemption arcs but the second katara is in the picture, y'all start playing connect to the real world without taking a second thought on how those in the real world would react to your words

[thesehalcyondays]

Book 3 | That painful moment when we saw Zuko and Katara reach for the other from their POV *sob*

[te-al-latte]

I just realized something, you see, I love the fact that Zuko jumped in front of lightning for Katara cause it shows how Zuko is as a person, not because of the implication of Zutara or whatever. Yes, it’s a beautiful scene, and it shows how strong their friendship has grown. It shows Zuko’s selflessness. But let’s say it wasn’t Katara, like maybe it was Toph or Sokka or even Suki, will Zuko do the same? A 100% yes. He’d do it without thinking, because that’s just how Zuko is.

You know what’s the best part about the Agni Kai that screams ZUTARA? It’s these; Zuko reaching out for Katara even with all the pain he’s in and Katara reaching for him in desperation even with Azula on the offensive.

From a storytelling/storyboarding perspective, these frames show that they were each other’s priorities even in the midst of the chaos. 

[demaparbat-hp]

a honest question, you zutara fans really like the idea of katara as fire lady (ruling the nation responsible for her tribe's violence) which is funny because somehow zuko giving up his throne to join the water tribe is never part of the conversation since that wouldn't be romantically appealing right? it's almost like the royalty angle only meant to serve him and katara is just his accessory

Nothing more shall be said on the matter.

[perfectlypanda]

Zuko giving up his throne young would also lead to a massive power vacuum in the Fire Nation. Which would be objectively bad for everyone in the entire world. So instead he gives up his throne when his and Katara's daughter is old enough to take over, and then he and Katara retire to the South Pole. Here in the Zutara fandom, as Hannah Montana the sages of old once foretold, "you get the best of both worlds".

[whoracefitz]

on today’s episode of crumbs of parallels

[ceruleanwhore]

OH MY GOD HOW DID I NEVER SEE THAT?

[zutaratheory]

they're learning from each others