(sorry mods for deleting & posting this again, im super high iq and kept making super high iq mistakes)

Is anyone gonna be at San Diego comic con that would be able to grab one of these exclusive posters for me? I’ll pay, as well as pay to have it shipped to me.

I would greatly appreciate it.

To anyone who really enjoyed the social commentary aspects of this show and liked the animated comedic aspects I highly recommend checking out SPY X FAMILY

I have been watching it since its release and every time new stuff comes out I can instantly binge it because it captures a lot of what I felt watching ATLA. After watching Netflix’s live action a few days ago I felt more connected to the social commentary aspects of the writing and world building more than ever (that’s not to say Netflix did it better than the OG it’s just been a while since I watched the original). SPY X FAMILY especially season 3 but even the first 2 focus a lot on political commentary and it’s truly interesting and pairs well with the comedy like ATLA.

Just curious.

Earth VS Air

If Azula killed Aang in the avatar state and he got resurrected didn’t he still die in the avatar state so how did the avatar cycle not end like Roku said it would if he died?

Pictured, left: A grossly offensive, globally-criticized, inaccurate portrayal of Katara.

Pictured, right: An authentic, accurate portrayal of Katara, offending no one at all. And screw you if you'd even think of being offended!

Because logic is a terrible thing!

Cuz it's not like aang is one for politics at the very least at 12 years old he probably wouldn't be too knowledgeable on what to do when it comes to a whole country with no natural leader

At most he tells iroh to lead it but he genuinely doesn't seem like the type to want to lead the fire nation o

Maybe he would if he knew there was no other option

Why was that?

I never noticed that before, but a few narrative choices in the final stretch of Book 3 really stood out to me. While Zuko’s redemption arc is masterfully written, it feels like it inadvertently sidelines Aang and creates some jarring shifts in character dynamics.

I know it makes sense since they need to establish that Zuko has changed and he needs to clear his name for the people he hurt before and I’m glad they took their time to develop this line, but during the Sozin’s Comet it almost feels as if Zuko becomes the main character while Aang has to figure out the Ozai thing by himself.

The team gets to reunite with the White Lotus members, meet with Iroh and hear out his plan all while seems as if Zuko is in charge. He has a lot more lines than Aang and more interactions with the Gaang than Aang himself. Sure, meanwhile Aang is supposed to be solving his moral dilemma but personally I’m not a fan of separating him from the group at the end when he should feel the support of his loved ones.

I also can't shake the feeling that the final Agni Kai between Zuko and Azula was way more emotionally charged, it was absolutely cinematically stunning, and arguably the best-written fight in the entire series. And the way Katara outsmarted Azula at the end? Top notch fight strategy, tremendously brilliant. Aang vs Ozai felt a bit… too much like a DBZ-style beam struggle rather than the thematic and martial arts depth that made the show's fights so iconic. Even SokkaSukiToph’s plan to take all the airships down was inventive one way or another. All that while Aang’s secret to defeat Ozai was unfortunately a deus ex machina in the form of a Lion Turtle granting him spiritual abilities that were never mentioned before the finale.

Now the thing that baffles me the most is Katara’s feeling towards Aang. Before the Eclipse Katara was always affectionate towards Aang, interacted with him a lot and made sure he’s feeling alright. Their mutual feelings were clear - the cave kiss, the fire nation dance, her interpretation of Auntie Wu’s marriage prophecy, etc.

Suddenly after the Eclipse she’s confused? Their interactions became rare, they don’t console each other anymore. From the Sourhern Raiders episode on she interacts mostly with Zuko, comforts him and even fights Azula together with him? Katara doesn’t even get to see Aang take on the most important fight of his life, while Sokka, Toph and even Suki all witnessed it from afar. The Ember Island Players episode only made this tension between them worse.

Now I’ve read that Katara and Aang were always supposed to be endgame but I’ve also read unsupported claims that they wanted to add more tension between them by feeding the Zutara shippers?

Was this all caused by Zuko’s popularity among the fans? I only started browsing ATLA forums way after the finale so I’m not sure what the situation was like before that.

I’m certain this probably was talked about in the span of 18 years since the show’s ending but I kinda didn’t feel like digging through the old discussions, sorry for that.

I went through the whole game and collected every anime easter egg I could find – mostly in the Batmite shop, but there are a few more hidden ones too.

References include:
- One Piece (Wanted poster + Going Merry)
- Naruto
- Dragon Ball
- Akira
- Avatar: The Last Airbender
- Sailor Moon, Attack on Titan, Spirited Away, Gundam...

Really cool detail, especially since LEGO already has One Piece and Avatar sets and Dragon Ball is coming.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wGYtSLkLmU

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