“Though fire and water were opposing elements, they complemented each other beautifully.”
Zuko and Katara from the Expressive Iteration card in the ATLA x MTG crossover, illustrated by Irina Nordsol Kuzmina
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“Though fire and water were opposing elements, they complemented each other beautifully.”
Zuko and Katara from the Expressive Iteration card in the ATLA x MTG crossover, illustrated by Irina Nordsol Kuzmina
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I saw someone in the ATLA subreddit make the observation that Aang's focus was taken away in favor of Zuko's in Book 3.
And I just... They're so close to getting it. They're on the very edge of realizing how underdeveloped Aang as a character actually is and how incomplete his arc was. But the fandom babies and favors him so much that actually making that observation in the main parts of the fandom will never actually be conceptualized, and if it is it will never be accepted.
That's why the fault is being put onto Zuko in this particular instance. They can't admit to Aang's failings as a character so they're looking for a scapegoat to blame instead.
The actual truth is that Bryke disrupted Aang's Book 2 arc because of their own biases towards him. That's why every iteration of Aang after the original has been increasingly worse. They aren't doing what's best for his character, they're doing what's best for their own wish fulfillment
I never thought I'd see the day where the main fandom starts to see Bryke as the shitty writers and people they are, but the ATLA subreddit's been on their asses.
Then again, that tends to happen when you use AI as a source and don't even bother to hide it, fucking idiots
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You know what's really shitty about the art style for that new Avatar movie though. Its not JUST that they made everyone's ethnic noses skinny, upturned, & pointy, but that they can't even use the excuse of "it's just the art style", because we have THIS character who was allowed to have a wide nose in the same movie
Bry///ke heard the criticism of Katara doing nothing post-ATLA and just threw a 5 seconds scene of her saying: "I'm a council representative! :)"
Is the most 'Here Damn!' moment of this movie since it's not explored and everything revolves around Aa//ng
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The five main writers of Avatar: The Last Airbender. From left to right: Aaron Ehasz, Elizabeth Welch, Joshua Hamilton, Tim Hedrick, and John O’Bryan.
Joshua Hamilton in the writers' room.
John O'Bryan creating Sokka's art.
Our secret moments in a crowded room. They got no idea about me and you.
We got a Zutara crumb from one of the artists that worked on the movie
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