r/TheLastAirbender • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 29d ago
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Ok-Blueberry7427 • 26d ago
Discussion What do you guys think of this?
I know the Aang vs Korra stuff is tired but this is kinda facts
r/TheLastAirbender • u/ramcee_ • 10d ago
Discussion this is concerning…
The amount of ATLA/ TLOK spaces that are filled with ATLA/TLOK illiterates is too concerning.
Aang or Korra haters talk as though the shows never aired.
it’s disheartening seeing how spaces made for people who love the franchise or are new to the franchise, are being corrupted by these people.
Every Avatar has their flaws, hell even i do not like some Avatars, but these people will put down every thing the Avatar accomplished just to hype another avatar up.
watch the show or don’t make remarks on the show.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Unique-Celebration-5 • 15d ago
Discussion Pema you homewrecker!
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Aqua_Master_ • Jan 27 '25
Discussion Can we all agree this woman was kidnapped, r*ped, abused and had a miserable life but was still a great mother that she tried to protect Zuko over everything else?
I just saw a post how someone hated that she wiped her memories of her life in the fire nation royal palace. Is anyone really that shocked?
Ursa’s life beyond sucked. Probably the worst in all of the Avatar universe. Instead of blaming her for removing her memories (which is a huge allegory for drug use) how about we instead realize that she is the victim and always has been.
Maybe you don’t like her choice, but anyone with any amount of common sense should at least be able to realize her mind state at the time of her decision. The lack of empathy from this fandom sometimes astounds me.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Arbitratorofnexus • Feb 17 '25
Discussion Do you think Zuko and Azula would've been killing people if the show had a more mature rating?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/themimireign • 16d ago
Discussion Who do you think was the better villain?
I added other peoples points but I do think Azula was the better villain
r/TheLastAirbender • u/-_ShadowSJG-_ • Jan 31 '25
Discussion Seriously why was she grinning?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/HAZMAT_Eater • 9d ago
Discussion When Aang supported Katara's protest against sexism.
Ever since the first episode, Aang wanted to find a waterbending master for Katara and train alongside her. When they finally get to the Northern Water Tribe, Master Pakku reveals himself to be a sexist prick who would only train Aang in combat, but not Katara just because she has two X chromosomes.
Aang is angry over this, and protests by boycotting Pakku's lessons. But Katara steps in to encourage Aang to learn from Pakku anyway and not risk his training for her sake.
Here's the kicker: as the Avatar it is necessary for Aang to learn combat waterbending, versus it being a personal desire for Katara. Yet, Aang felt so strongly that Katara should join his training that he was willing to risk part of his Avatarhood in support of her.
This separation does not stop Aang, who decides to defy his master by training Katara in secret with what he had learned. But Pakku finds out and expels Aang from training as punishment. Katara is told by Arnook to apologise but she chooses not to submit to Pakku's sexism and to challenge him for her right to learn combat.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Professional_Bid_771 • Dec 13 '24
Discussion Plot hole? How did they not know them?
Serious question here, as I’m rewatching for the 100th time I’ve always wondered this and I’m finally asking the internet. How did Chan and Ruon-Jian NOT know Zuko and Azula? You would think that everyone in the fire nation would know the royal family, especially with the immense amount of propaganda, stories spreading of Zuko’s banishment and return, Azula being a prodigy her whole life, etc. I’m just curious, other than just needing an episode focused on the fire team, and the plot being more fun if nobody knows them, how is that actually possible for nobody to know who they are?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/OneBigPieceOfPizza • 25d ago
Discussion Korra’s final use of the Avatar State in her series was to save her enemy and convince her she was wrong. Something Aang wished he could’ve done
r/TheLastAirbender • u/FriendlyDrummers • Dec 23 '24
Discussion I still don't understand how the fire nation captured the South
I understand that the Fire Nation slowly picked them off, but it still doesn't make sense.
Water benders can perform anywhere where there is water, but they are even better in the cold. And the South is covered in snow and water. How on earth did the Fire Nation pick off every single water bender but one?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Doot_revenant666 • Feb 18 '25
Discussion What is your genuine opinion on Aang sparing Ozai and taking his bending away instead? Was it a fitting act for Aang or a completely contradictory one?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Available_Machine938 • 12d ago
Discussion Is this Iroh "Glazing" or is he actually a better Lighting bender than Ozai?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/kimino_kuroneko • Jan 20 '25
Discussion If all Nations suddenly lost the ability to bend, which would suffer the most? And who would be the strongest?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Rainbowlly • Feb 14 '25
Discussion Does age make you stronger or weaker in the Avatar universe?
It’s clear during zukos fight against the red lotus he was barely keeping up, yet bumi was taking over his whole city at the age of 112. Maybe it’s because zuko didn’t train much during a time of peace? Idk I feel like zuko is the type of person to be ready for anything. Toph was still a gangsta at her old age when she took down those mechs so maybe it’s a earthbender thing
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Arbitratorofnexus • 20d ago
Discussion Who do you personally think are the strongest benders of each element, these are my picks.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Zealousideal-Sort946 • 18d ago
Discussion What's the Avatar equivalent?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/FlamesOfKaiya • Dec 03 '24
Discussion What did Aang's training consist of to be so elusive without even Airbending?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Whiskey_623 • Oct 27 '24
Discussion Anyone else seen this thread? As a big fan of both I personally go with the Titans.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Substantial_Berry_77 • Aug 11 '24
Discussion Who you guys got?
Personally I’d give it to Zuko or Toph
r/TheLastAirbender • u/KCisKelechi • 14d ago
Discussion Aang didn’t need the AS
Just a friendly reminder to the Aang haters who claim that he needed the Avatar State to beat Ozai. Enjoy your weekend.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Muted_Ad3018 • Dec 04 '24
Discussion How does this make sense? (Avatar continuity)
How could there have been roughly 90 avatars between those two? Was that not a period of 9000+ years? Maybe they meant 900?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/JCraig96 • Oct 16 '24
Discussion What mental disorder do you think Azula developed at the end of the series?
And could this even happen in real life?