that look of love never changed even after all these years <33

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that look of love never changed even after all these years <33
Aang saying that it’s time to let go and forgive himself and then peacefully free falling thousands of feet through the air like he’s accepting the end, only for Katara to catch him in a tender loving embrace as a transition from what was his past and what is his future, because from the very moment they met there was meaning in their suffering because they met. And their love was, is and will forever be the revolution of the series. Because Katara offered Aang belonging in a world he wasn’t from when he had nothing, and with her he will never truly be alone
Credit : @majogarte
YOUNG PARENTS KATAANG
omg i’m sick 😭
Kataang x The Prince of Egypt
Finished this wip finally
Original screenshots for comparison.
Aang and Katara in Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender
↳ Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender (2026)
Hmm…there’s something to be said about the fact that the person who’s known Katara the longest (her brother Sokka) teases Katara about guys she has confirmed interest in (Jet, Aang) while people who don’t know her at all (EIP, June) think she’s involved with Zuko (and only make that assumption without ever seeing her interact with Aang).
I think anyone comparing the ship they hate to Obsession (something I've noticed Kataang haters do) is basically what happens when someone who usually only watches kids' media interacts with something a little bit more mature and dark for the first time and in the instant makes comparisons that have nothing to do with each other.
Instead of recognizing that both media are vastly different, or the very real subtext and topics the movie deals with are not even comparable to the flaws presented in a kids show, these parallels are drawn in such a pretentious way that it makes me doubt you actually watched Obsession and not a 30-second short describing it as being about a "man abusing a woman." No, I don't consider you an adult if you remotely compare 12-year-old Aang for kissing Katara once because he was confused with Bear from Obsession. At some point in your life, you have to stop comparing a character from a children's show to a rapist and misogynist who objectifies women just because you think Zuko is hotter.