🇪🇬 - zuko stan - korra defender - maiko enthusiast - intp - she/her/they/them
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I am very clearly deranged I simply couldn't not post this
average diplomatic visit from the avatar
still figuring out acrylic markers:) have a doodle
zuko closeup under the cut lol
[Judgement intensifies]
Can we all agree it's canon
“zutara represent yin and yang!! they’re tui and la!!!!!” but both of them are yin/tui LMAOO
I can't stop laughing
TIL that zuko canonically took mai out on a romantic date to a picnic on the burial site of his ancestors and i think that’s honestly the most on brand thing ever
Captain: Princess, I'm afraid that the tides will not allow us to pull in before nightfall.
Azula: Do the tides command this ship?
The captain thinking about what happened at the North Pole:
watching atla for the first time
Zutara shippers who hate Aang: "Shut up, Zuko & Katara would totally want to be my friends."
Me: Zuko & Katara would fucking despise you
ZSWHA: You take that back! *in tears* YOU TAKE THAT BACK!
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best siblings of their verse btw
🔥 Family Portrait 🔥
your honour i love them that’s all
me and the fuckass work that's looking at me funny
whoever invented beds was a fucking genius im just all cozied up in here like u don't even know how cozy i am
One day the world will acknowledge that "Ursa loved Azula" and "Azula didn't feel loved by Ursa" are not mutially exclusive sentences and the world will we beautiful then
i feel as if the atla fandom argues about a lot of meaningless shit but one of the biggest (and MOST inane) points of contention to me is that....katara didn't get a statue in lok. like. i could go on about how katara's presence in lok was way more meaningful than anyone else in the gaang appearing and how she was a steady solid presence for korra who had far more of an impact than just a quick punchy fight scene and was actually compassionate and skilled and her political presence sets SO much of legend of korra's worldbuilding up and how the fandom is really notorious for reducing katara to a poor helpless victim as much as possible because she had a complex and significant and emotional character arc that didn't always have the most "classic" #girlboss plot points but the truth is like. its a statue? its a fucking statue??? a fucking hunk of rock im sorry??? i could not care less about a piece of rock over a character's actual presence?
Overhated complex female characters be like:
ships so good they get official artwork depicting their connection as spiritual
To the non-maikos it’s always: mai and zuko boring. mai and zuko no passion. maiko only based on logistics. people only like maiko bc it’s canon.
To me it’s: mai and zuko share a cultural background which helps them empathize with each other. mai and zuko have a deep understanding about how the other was raised. mai and zuko take comfort in each other because of that. mai and zuko fit like puzzle pieces. mai calm and is his peace. zuko passionate and brings out her inner fire. mai and zuko are each others safe spaces. mai and zuko both made mistakes during the war and need to grow from it. mai and zuko have Fire nation roots and therefore have experiences that help them envision a better nation. mai and zuko team.
[ Surrounded by Ozai Loyalists. ] Sokka: We need to do something to scare them off. Zuko:Â Good idea! Azula! Go down there and ask them on a date!
I saw this and thought of the Royal Fire Siblings. I can't stop laughing at the accuracy 🤣
this is what the fandom needs to understand 🤦‍♀️ couldn’t have worded it better
I really think "Aang should not have killed Ozai" and "there is ample reason for Ozai to be dead" are two statements that can absolutely coexist.
Aang would have had to give up the teachings and philosophy of his culture, that he is the sole survivor of, in order to kill Ozai, who already mocked his culture for being "weak" and "not deserving to exist in this world." Aang choosing not to kill Ozai is a testament to his and his people's strength and it takes Ozai's words and makes him eat them.
Anyone else? They don't face the same responsibility. If it had been them to face Ozai, then they would have every reason to kill him.
But the reason it was Aang who faced him is the same reason that Aang didn't kill him. Ozai was forced to look at the last member of a culture who his ancestors wiped off the face of the earth, to look at someone who he viewed as lesser, as primitive, as weak, and to be defeated by that person without them ever giving up their people's philosophy, even when he thought that murder and violence was the only way to show strength and "deserving" of existing. It's more complicated than "Ozai should have died."
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I'm in my Maiko feels today, and I gotta say: we don't talk enough about the fact that Mai is too shy to say she loves Zuko to his face.
On The Headband she says "I don't hate you." On The Beach she says "I care about you." In the finale she says "I actually... kind of like you." The ONE time she full on says the word LOVE, is at The Boiling Rock, when she's talking to Azula.
She can call him her boyfriend, act flirty, make out at any time, say he ripped her heart out with the break up letter and jokingly "threaten" him to never do it again... but she just can't say "I love you." She literally started blushing when she tried in the finale, and couldn't get the right words out.
It's such a cute little detail. She's not used to expressing how she feels, so she doesn't know how or when she should say it.
She'll 100% just let it slip someday, in some casual conversation. Zuko is gonna stare at her all wide-eyed and happy, and she's just gonna feel her very soul screaming in agony and embarrassement.
Anyone else finds Teashop Lee x Flowershop Mai adorable?
Fiction really did peak with Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 3 Episode 5 'The Beach,' Didn't it?