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Sokka is the best atla character (right next to toph) and you can’t convince otherwise

[petricorah]

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[sanrielle]

Fortnite, are you sure about this? Did you think it through?

[fairy-lilith]

Imo, atla has a bittersweet ending

Aang is sitting alone and wearing the air nomads clothes, his culture clothes, a necklace similar to GYATSO's necklace. I can't even imagine the emptiness and sadness he was feeling here

There are no airbenders in the crowd

All nation gathered..... except the air nomads.

No one else in the crowd wearing orange or yellow.

Aang won the war, but his people are still gone.

Yes, he has the Gaang, he has Katara, he has Momo and Appa. But he's still the last airbender.

This is so heartbreaking.

[fairy-lilith]

Underrated Sokka/Aang scene 😭

a paranoid Aang wakes Sokka up because he dreamed of his death, tells him to climb that cliff and Sokka just.....starts climbing that cliff Imao

Good morning Sokka!

[quirkylilcumlord]

lowkey can’t stand atla tiktok bc of some dumbass opinions. aang is literally 12 years old, he is not in the wrong for not wanting to kill someone. azula is 14 and has a psycho father who she WITNESSED burn his brothers face off and a (supposedly) dead mother who she thinks didn’t love her. also she has some HEAVY mental issues. same goes with basically all of the other main characters (katara and zuko especially) because they are literal children.

[visit-ba-sing-se]

re: that post about Aang & Ty Lee potential friendship: I DESPERATELY need to know what Ty Lee would say about Aang's aura.

i think we ALL DESPERATELY NEED TO KNOW this, someone with brain cells please help us 

[firelilythorns]

I’m not sure if I like this idea or not, but maybe she can’t see it, “for the same reason that people in Trafalgar Square cannot see England” as the Good Book put it.

And by the Good Book I mean Good Omens.

[visit-ba-sing-se]

All those years, decades even they had been friends, there had been this one thing about Aang that just did not make sense to Ty Lee. While everyone else had an aura, he out of all people, he, the most spiritual person she knew, seemed to have none. Of course, some auras were weaker and therefore more difficult to see, but nevertheless, they were there, each of them as unique as the person it belonged to. 

It took her until today, the day where the avatar Aang, but more import, her old friend Aang, took his last breath. The day where suddenly all lights seemed a bit less bright and all colors less intense. Where the world turned just a slightly bit colder, and  where Ty Lee realized that Aang`s aura had been just like his element. Always and therefore unnoticed, but so painful to lose. 

All those years, she had seen and felt his aura, but only now, in its absence and in the emptiness that came in its place, she finally understood.

[bigleoenergy]

[everycloudinatla]

Season 3, Episode 20, 67:22-67:29

zuko splits all this fire in half and it's so awesome and azula's like oh dang this is not great for me.

[sensiblegirl-fe]

Oh yeah, look at this powerful family

Chief Hakoda, his daughter Katara, his son Sokka and his daughter-in-law Suki

[iaf-draws]

AU where Jet still very much confronts Zuko but he goes for a more "subtle" approach.

please ignore the car lol

[thatdamnpoet]

They’re still kids. They’re still children. They’re still teenagers.

They shouldn’t be fighting your wars.

[thefamilyjewels13]

new art of sokka and katara look at these cuties

[aangsglider]

they are everything here

[your-royal-momoness]

In The Library episode when Toph complains about how she hates the sand because it feels fuzzy and appa is like “… hello?” so Toph immediately apologizes,,,, I just 🥺😭

[outofmymindbebacklater]

Avatar makes me so emo. it's such a perfect progression to show the nature of war- first season, we get the gist of it. Fire Nation bad, rest of the world good. Season 2- we start to see how the war has put strains on people's humanity, even in the city that the rest of the world turned to as their biggest hope. Small earth kingdom villages have bullies disguised as generals running the town to the ground for the sake of the war. Ba Sing Se (don't get me started on the build up to Ba Sing Se and then the glorious execution) is a totalitarian dystopia. Then, third season- we see that the fire nation citizens, like the rest of the world, are subject to Ozai's tyranny. they're just ordinary people; they're not evil. there are good and bad people, and they're fed propaganda from a young age. They truly believe their country is doing something good, but they don't deserve to suffer for decisions made by their twisted leaders. Man what a great portrayal of war. I could write an essay on each episode alone.

[savedgame]

What’s the worse atla episode in ur opinion

[alleyjunk]

all the ones that had that creepy ass flying rat in them. think his name was Homo

[savedgame]

Homo?!

[velinxi]

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