u/Ayato612

I'm sure he was.
🔥 Hot ▲ 17.2k r/TheLastAirbender

I'm sure he was.

Growing up as Aang’s firstborn must've been a lot. I can't imagine the pressure of carrying that legacy, only to watch your younger brother be the "chosen one" just because he was born an airbender.

I’ve always felt like this was a great parallel to the show itself trying to live up to the original series. It feels like the creators speaking directly to us through Bumi, basically saying they hope they made us proud even if the show wasn't exactly what we expected.

He didn’t need airbending to make his dad proud, but seeing him finally get to be an airbender in the end was such a satisfying payoff for everything he went through.

u/Ayato612 — 2 days ago

No bending, all rizz

Sokka getting moral support from his gf in front of his ex-gf while fighting his future gf

u/Ayato612 — 2 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 21.9k r/TheLastAirbender

The first person to show Zuko the horrors of the Fire Nation from the victim's side

One of the reasons Zuko's redemption worked so well is because the writers weren't afraid to beat him down. Even as he saw the reality of what his people were doing, he still made choices that hurt others and himself.

They took the time to destroy him physically so they could rebuild him spiritually.

u/Ayato612 — 6 days ago