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Good Morning Momo

Saw this adorable pin and got inspired to draw my faves with their fur baby.

#avatar aang #momo #toph beifong #toph x aang #taang #toph #aang #aang beifong #atla #avatar the last airbender #digital art #atla art

nalgasde-hao

Here i bring you my version of this scena from Princess Mononokr with my BABIES TOPH AND AANG.

YOUR HONOR, THEY ARE SOULMATESS‼️‼️‼️ /hit table

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Adult Taang! 💨🍃

Coinciding with the ATLA renaissance is my Taang resurgence and incessant need to see more media of them.

#atla #taang #toph #toph beifong #aang #avatar aang #aang beifong #adult taang #avatar the last airbender #we are so back

shizuoi

the gaang as adults (from the ending credits of "Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender")

katnipjpg

yeehawwww

a Wild West adventure episode would have been nice. to cope with the show ending im going to draw a bunch of scenes like this of different episodes we could have had. im taking suggestions if anyone has any. Also here’s more:

glitchedcosmos

This hug was given with every ounce of emotion in their non existent veins and a grip so tight and soft they would’ve stayed like that forever and no one could dare pull them apart wtf I’m sobbing again

berribad

IM STILL NOT OVER THIS HUG GUYS

0kame-san

The amazing dream circus🎪👁️👁️

I can't wait to see the new episode, but I'm also scared…….

tophashell

thinking about the potential of tophaang again.

the thing about atla is that it was always about balance. aang was the personification of everything toph needed but never had: freedom, flight, not being weighed down or restrained. while toph was the personification of everything aang was not: someone who faced her problems head on, rooted, always grounded. in aang’s first earthbending lesson toph taught him to face one of his biggest weaknesses, which was relying on evasion rather than directly facing problems. and there’s the fact that aang was fated to meet toph, the way the universe gave him signs that he would meet her until he did—from envisioning her in the swamp (someone you’ve lost, someone you loved), “someone who waits and listens”, the fact that their bond would go on to last more than one lifetime. aang needed the grounding toph gave him, and toph needed the freedom aang gave her. yin and yang. air and earth.

aang was the avatar, but he was also a 12-year-old kid who often struggled with the weight of expectations on him, on the fact that everyone’s solution to every problem was always “but you’re the avatar, you’ll find a way.” except that toph never idolised him or coddled him or acted like he was different; she treated him like he was a normal boy, she teased him, gave him nicknames. i’d know your little footsteps anywhere, twinkle toes. she was a grounding presence for aang, a reality check that he needed. aang gave toph what she always craved, freedom, and toph showed aang how to face one of his biggest fears.

earth was the hardest element for aang to learn because it was his element’s opposite, a representation of everything he was not. but toph’s blunt, head-on approach ultimately helped him grow as a person, to the point that earthbending became aang’s second most used element after air. there’s something so poetic about it. and then there’s the fact that they were the same age, at the same maturity level, plus the fact that toph never coddled him so they inherently felt like equals. they made similar jokes, had the same sense of humor. every time toph and aang fought together, they were devastating, in sync without words. two prodigious twelve-year-olds who despite their smallness were capable of incredible power. aang may not have liked toph’s style of teaching when they first met, but i believe that at that point of his life toph taught him the lesson he needed most.