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Sifu Rockman and Twinkletoes 🪨💨
some taang sketches because
i had to i just had to make them
the gaang drunk dancing in their movie designs
I like the idea of Toph is the mischievous one between the two of them.
"Hands don't go there Toph." or something of the sorts.
Katara, arguarbly the most fiery and just member of the GAang, passively watched as her husband (and father to her children) neglected and became absent to 2 of her 3 children, simply because they weren't born air-benders.
Katara, the most out-spoken character in the GAang, becoming submissive and quiet to appease her partner, holding her tongue as to not hurt her boyfriend/husband's feelings and always prioritizing his feelings over her own.
Katara, who deeply values her culture, heritage and home, choosing to reside far-away from her family and friends, just so her husband can be closer to Republic City.
Katara, who taught the Avatar, who mastered water-bending in less than a year, who helped defeat Azula and ended the one-hundred year war... Not being honored with one statue, being reduced to the Avatar's wife and mother of his children, becoming known as a healer when she was one of the best benders of her time.
Bryke, you shall pay for what you did to her.
This is olddddd (a couple years maybe) randomly found this is my art archives. I fs see improvement here compare to now.
This is olddddd (a couple years maybe) randomly found this is my art archives. I fs see improvement here compare to now.
I'm so fascinated by people who seem to believe that analyzing media is somehow taking the joy out of it. Like. Do you not enjoy thinking? Does taking stuff apart and figuring out how it works not give you a hit of dopamine? And you get mad when you see people having fun in this way? What a sad, miserable way to engage with the world.
Saw this post on X, and I have a few thoughts:
How exactly was it the best option for Toph?
In the original series, Toph cared very deeply for her friends and her family.
The GAang was her family and she went to hell and back, put her life on the line, multiple times, over and over again, just to protect them. She was twelve fighting a war, just to protect the people she loved more than anything.
Additionally, despite popular belief, Toph cared for her family. In the original series, her choosing to abandon her parents (even though her childhood home was very oppressive and isolating) was a tumultuous and difficult choice for her. Before she ran away, she pleaded to go with Aang, and when they wouldn't bend, she decided to flee. This decision is one that weighs down on her across Season Two and Three (with her wanting to meet up with her mother in S2, and, in S3, deciding to write to her, in hopes of salvaging their relationship) - she wants to have a good relationship with her parents.
She's always been family/friend centered. That is why she's the one to ask Aang if their friendship will last a lifetime. She craves these bonds. Toph is an adventurous and free spirit, yet, she still holds onto those she truly sees as her family.
She does want a family. Be it her adopted family or her blood-related family. Family is important to Toph.
It is one of the pillars of her character.
So, how exactly, does Toph having two baby daddies, who are absent from her and her daughters' lives, the best outcome for her?
Toph in LOK is miserable. Her daughters are miserable. She doesn't have a support system to help her in her tribulations of raising two kids all on her own. She's alone, struggling. And people truly think this is the best outcome for Toph?
Toph chooses to runaway from her family, something that in the original show, was one of her greatest struggles and something that weighed her conscious down with guilt.
People truly don't see Toph beyond the badass, ass-whopping tomboy. They don't see her as this emotionally mature character that values her friendships and family.
They see her for her little bits, the small little jokes that are often through at her expense.
Oh, Bryke make jokes about her slight crushes (such as Sokka and that one dude from the comics, who I cannot remember)? Oh, yah, so that totally makes sense that she would be okay with the fathers of her children being absent and neglectful!
Oh, Toph is a tomboy who isn't naturally nurturing nor motherly like Katara? Oh, so it totally makes sense she would value her job over her own children, ultimately abandoning them in the future and leaving them with mommy issues (so much so, her eldest doesn't even call her mom.... BRYKE ARE YOU INSANE?!?)
I don't enjoy the fact that Toph, the only tomboy of the group, was portrayed the way she was in LOK.
I didn't need Toph to be a stay-at-home mother. I didn't need Toph to be family oriented.
Her being a single-mother would be great if they had handled it with much more care.
But Bryke's own biases about motherhood and femininity bled through when they wrote Toph the way they did in LOK.
It's infuriating to see, once more that people (not even Bryke themselves) care enough to see Toph beyond her exterior layers. She's much more than this amazing earthbender.
Why would someone who was isolated all her childhood, choose to isolate herself from her own kids?
Futurely, I will analyze and criticize Bryke's take on motherhood in LOK - especially with Katara and Toph, because I have a lot of thoughts that I need to organize!
👋🏽 Could you do a taang on your spare? (Toph x Aang) or Team Avatar? Thanks
I haven’t drawn taang in sooooo long omg :'>>
Taang for the art request, please?
She wants to know what he looks like
Your art is so cute, I love your Taang and OC doodles so much!
Could I suggest Taang cuddling?
Ahh thank you thank you!! Also for liking my ocs that makes me so happy!! 🙈🙈
Taang cuddling! I think toph big spoon hehe
Face your challenges head on 👊🏼
Like honestly, Aang deserved better too.
Kataang was not a good match unless you want that caretaker/mothering role perpetuated. His growth was stunted because he was paired with an enabler.
Why do I call her en enabler? Well she chose him for a number of reasons. She had stars in her eyes from the beginning with him being the Avatar and was led towards him by his continuous and non consensual, juvenile advances, the predictions of a false oracle, and the social pressure of her position in his life. His anger at the EIP’s portrayal of their relationship showed how he could potentially act if she didn’t react well to him, and throughout the series (and comics 🤮) she acts as the pacifist, the only person who can break through to Aang when he’s freaking out. Some Avatar. He relies too much on her to take care of him (physically and emotionally), and she takes that burden readily. If he was given any chance to deal with that crap on his own, maybe we would have seen some growth in his character.
Katara deserved someone she didn’t have to take care of, and Aang deserved someone who could give him a kick in the right direction and facilitate his growth into the Avatar he could have been.
THE LEGEND OF AANG SPOILERS BELOW!!!
TAANG CRUMBS!!!
Also, I have to laugh, that Aang, a man is his mid-twenties (give or take, since there is not a valid source that states these characters' ages in the new movie), who has been in a relationship for more than a decade, is still as defensive and reactive over Zuko and Katara being mistaken as a couple, as he was back when he was twelve.
Besides the fact that this joke has been OVERDONE, wouldn't it had been beneficial to Bryke to show Aang not as immature and insecure as he was back when he and Katara weren't even a thing? Why is a grown man in a supposed happy and long-term relationship so reactive over an inoffensive misunderstanding? 😭
Bryke, at the expense of you trying to annoy Zutara shippers, all you did was add fuel to my theory that Aang and Katara are not a stable relationship and Aang, is still, very much insecure about Zuko and Katara.