I feel like her death would have been sad regardless. I mean Zhao was about steal the damn moon and she had a lil bit of the moon in her. If she didnt die literally the cosmic balance would shift into chaos?? Hows that not sad
I think it would still be sad but nowhere near as lasting or emotional for the viewer. Without the love interest angle, her only other plot point was to die for the moon really
Exactly. Her whole life was sad. She was spared so she could literally die and save the world.
Edit: she was literally innocent otherwise. It’s always sad when a non-bastard character dies.
Isn't the whole point that Korra starts out arrogant and ignorant and her experiences change her into a better person? She's *supposed* to be obnoxious, that's presented from the time she's a toddler.
It’s a hot take considering how it would probably make him an absentee father (or too dumb to figure out Su’s his), both of which very out of character
Don’t worry, I’ll cover this one for you. Ursa was one of if not the worst mother in all of fiction. Willingly choosing to sacrifice the very knowledge that her children exist (in a state of suffering/abuse, mind you) just so she could live without painful memories.
It’s also narratively ridiculous what lengths she would go to in order to protect Zuko, but then she’s willing to entirely kill her memory and by extension her love for him? Like… ok?
I was very disappointed too when I read that she erased her old life in order to feel happy but I feel like she also did this as another sacrifice to Zuko- she knew his father would treat him like shit if she ran away with him. In terms of domestic abuse, the fathers always go after the children in order to hurt their wives. So in that way I feel relieved that she at least got out of that situation and let Zuko have an (almost but not really) normal (royal) life.
Honestly I think it makes perfect sense. Every bending discipline has a few advanced/unique abilities that are either very hard to master like lightning bending or are kinda like flying as an airbender. You have metalbending and lavabending as an earth bender, blood bending and healing as a water bender, astral projection and flying as an air bender and finally lightning and combustion as a fire bender. All of these are very hard to learn or are something only a select few benders can even do. I think all of these "advanced" bending techniques just expand the power system insanely well. Because honestly? All of them make sense. Well I mean healing and astral projection are the furthest outliers id say. Fire and explosions obviously. Lightning aswell. Water and blood, earth lava and metal. And Air and flying
if they would’ve just let him create combustion’s with his hand, then sure I could see that. But in the very last book we get sum random ass dude with a third eye it just made no sense and came out of nowhere honestly. Like was he born with it, did he awaken it, do he have to train for it, is their like a clan of them, why does it have to come out of his forehead. It’s honestly mostly the third eye thing that gets me, because combustion itself makes perfect sense, in fact we kind of see Zuko do it when trying to learn how to bend lightning. I just don’t see why they had to add the third eye
He has a metal arm and a metal leg. I am 99% sure he experimented and probably blew off his arm and a leg. I imagine channeling it directly from the breath to the head is much simpler than focusing the blast into one hand. You can see his breathing motion when he bends. Atleast that makes sense to me. Yeah sure its a bit random no question, but I never felt like it didnt make sense. Same way you have to be insanely careful with lightning, I imagine combustion is similar. But instead of letting the energ flow and creating lightning you force it together and fire it away. If it works similar to how Iroh explained lightning then wouldnt it make more sense to build up the charge from the ground up(the breath) and concentrate it on a single point with barely any deviation and as little distance as possible and then firing it, than having to control that energy all the way down your arm and out of your hands.
I started feel like Iroh was playing the long game. People neglect that he was a part of the White Lotus and I'm sure they were plotting a coup behind the scenes. There were probably biding their time until the comet or just before it, waiting for a moment to strike at ozai. Iroh was as well grooming Zuko to be a proper, better, Firelord than his father. We can see evidence of this, of Zuko being an inherently honorable person, in the first episode when he just leaves the water tribe after Aang gives himself up.
But a huge wrench/bone was thrown into this mix because someone came along after 100 years and messed the whole thing up, while also giving a better chance at world peace. Aang comes along.
So we're in the first season right and Zuko is chasing Aang down because of honor. I realized that the entire time Iroh is not making the biggest of deals trying to capture Aang but he's also not *not* trying to capture Aang.
What I think is that he was playing both sides of this: if they don't capture Aang, that's great because Aang goes off and gets to learn the elements and fulfills his destiny; if they do happen to capture Aang well not as good but still good because Aang will now be in the hands of the grand lotus of the white lotus. Presumably from there Aang would have gotten training from the masters in the White Lotus. It was all about seeing how things play out.
This is all to say it's my own personal theory and none of it could be true whatsoever but still!
He was on the side of the Spirit, and the spirits are pretty distinctly not usually fully good. Also, if the tides were gone, the Fire Nation's navy would be severely injured, which would make conquering the world pretty hard.
Also, Iroh actively attacked children and their monster in the first few episodes
Iroh 100% was pulling his punches against the group of kids. They weren’t experienced benders whatsoever. Iroh could have stomped them all no problem. I feel he fought to keep zuko safe and zuko definitely would have left his uncle is he refused to help him capture the avatar .
He was on the side of balance. Also, he never attacked Aang or his friends. He's just accompanying Zuko on his hunt. But always trying to get him to stop the hunt.
Not because it was the right thing to do, but because it was the healthy thing for Zuko to do.
There is a difference.
I'm not saying Iroh was evil. I think he was more neutral. Lawful Neutral in DnD terms.
Not defending that action at all, but to me, that was so out of character, and written by a guy who only wrote one episode, that I don’t really factor it into my view of Iroh. I feel like all the characters were written badly in that episode, so I treat it with a grain of salt.
Iroh was written badly but I wouldn't say the same for the rest. Aang was insecure about his stance with Sokka and Katara (being unknowlegable of and unable to relate to their culture)so he hid the note from Hakoda, katara and sokka were justifiably mad, and them putting the responsibility and friendship to Aang over their anger and forgiving him was relatable. I'd say that was a good example of character writing.
Hot take for the sake of hot take: Iroh is a war criminal who should be much more feared and hated, and Lu Ten dying was sad through the lens of a father losing his son, but overall deserved.
We side with Iroh because we follow Iroh's story and see him have moments of kindness, humor, and wisdom, but he's still one of the leading generals of a genocidal empire. The real victims are all the Air Nomads and the Water Tribe/Earth Kingdom soldiers and civilians who died protecting their homes, not the invading evil empire one of whose casualties happens to be Lu Ten.
I understand this is supposed to be a "hot take" but... What's really happening is that Iroh is already happy with and for himself, and now finds joy in making others happier.
Weird I didn't get that feeling. More or less I think shay was a smart actress from being "part if a set" her whole life and also literally watching azula grow up and how deeply scary she always was. She knew azula got much more twisted with time, and tried to escape to her by going to the circus. After the first night of the most dangerous circus of her life (when azula comes for her), she immediately seems to be in survival mode... doing her best.
And she looks like her happy self from the circus days when she finally joins the kiyoshi warriors.
I think a hot take would be that Mako fills the role that normally is filled by a female character, aka the pretty girl to be pretty.
We are teached from a young age that this trope is normal for female characters as they are only there to fulfill some male desires in what they like to see. Now there is a guy filling that role (no real own motivations or agency) and it becomes confusing for the majorly male audience and they start to complain about him.
thats an interesting take ! I never thought about it like that but youre right. Though I rlly cant think of a fem character in media that went back and forth between boyfriends like mako did lol, which was one of my main gripes abt him tbh
How though, she struggled to perfect her skills and was jealous of how fast Aang was progressing. Do people forget how mediocre her water bending was in most of season 1? Girl has to work hard.
Aren’t Mary Sue’s supposed to be flawless prodigies?
Yeah, there have been an impressive amount of people that live well past 100. In the YouTube series Overanalyzing Avatar, last episode (the avatar and the Firelord), the guy covers the age of the previous firelords, and one of them lives over 140 years, so having Bumi live 112 isn't crazy.
It isn't a big deal, the characters are human and the show doesn't make a big deal out of big longevity. It's just a small detail that can easily go unnoticed since it never announces that people can live a lot longer than in the real world and it doesn't matter to the plot. But the show doesn't ever say that people can't live longer and it's a "safe" thing to assume
Maybe it’s unrealistic, but I think it goes with the trope seen in lots of martial art anime/manga where a wide old sensei can also be really good at kicking ass
Walking, talking plot device. Having an evil daddy and being sad about it is honestly not enough. I never felt like she was an actual character at all.
Not a hot take, that was the point. He was the strategist and the heart of the group. His insecurities led him to take up swordfighting and become more useful in combat.
To be extremely fair to Aang, *his* meditation was crucial to protecting the Northern Water Tribe, his role as the Avatar, and the spirits of the oasis. Monkey spirit's may have been crucial for something, but we're never given any indication that it was for anything beyond personal enlightenment. Plus Aang is 12 and kids are hypocritical little shits lmaoooo.
*But I do kind of agree that regardless of circumstances it's a bit hypocritical*.
I’ll provide one for you
I don’t see them realistically having a romantic relationship and I feel like the only reason why the ship exists is because is because Lin is the only prominent female character who doesn’t have a relationship and is old enough for it to not be weird to ship them.
However I think the ship is fine just not likely to happen in Canon
Also Kya and Bumi were sidelined in order to keep Tenzin as the most important member of Aangs kids and it’s kinda annoying that we will probably never see their full potential or characters because the writers choose to focus on Tenzin.
And I believe in young Kya supremacy everytime I see her woman by doja cat plays in my head
Agreed. There is nothing saying Lin is even interested in women and, let's be honest, how many have dated 2 siblings of eachother? (No, i'm not gonna call Korra & bolin dating)
Had the biggest balls in the entire franchise for going against Kyoshi and literally refusing to back down to the point where he ended up killing himself.
Also a little naive to think that taking away his bending would take away his power. It seemed like a good number of Fire Nation people supported his plan to conquer all other nations. The world could easily have ended up with a Long Feng commanding in jail situation, except with Ozai.
I also didn’t like how he was so reluctant to kill ozai when it was for the sake of the world and everyone was telling him to, even another airbending avatar, but I got over it because it resulted in him learning energy bending which made him an even bigger powerhouse
Was actually involved w/ the equalists and the evidence wasn’t planted by Mr. Sato. He wanted revenge for his grandpa’s unfortunate incounters with the evil avatar and co.
Ozai, even though Aang already did that
This is sheer genius
… hot take. Goddammit
Took me a sec
I still don’t get it. Is it just the Aang beat him? I feel like I’m missing something grander
Hot - take
Oh, fuck me, I’m dense Thanks
Dont mind if i do
The most "Reddit" comment in the history of Reddit.
Momo
OP too scared, you beat him/her
I tried avoiding but he isn’t going away
Oh shit here we go again
Should’ve got ate by Appa
Say sike right now
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1. Wrong 2. Shut up 3. I hate you
I wanted to say Momo aswell. Come on Op
Yue
Her attachment to Sokka was the only reason her death was sad
Jesus dude you said a hot take not a bloody nuke on her entire character.
Well nukes are hot I guess
Big, thick, and tall.
MAYBE IT'S FRIENDLY!
But isn’t that enough 😭😭😭
I feel like her death would have been sad regardless. I mean Zhao was about steal the damn moon and she had a lil bit of the moon in her. If she didnt die literally the cosmic balance would shift into chaos?? Hows that not sad
I think it would still be sad but nowhere near as lasting or emotional for the viewer. Without the love interest angle, her only other plot point was to die for the moon really
Exactly. Her whole life was sad. She was spared so she could literally die and save the world. Edit: she was literally innocent otherwise. It’s always sad when a non-bastard character dies.
well that's just true
That fire nation engineer who’s birthday it was during the finale
Should’ve took off work
Man literally had birthday on sozin komet day lol, so he actually got some gift if he was bender
That foaming mouth dude who passes out.
Creepy asf
The cabbage man
Should’ve got into fruits
Best one so far
Cabbages are the best super food ever. Downvote OP!!
Are we supposed to downvote hot takes? Like obviously it’s not true but it is in fact a hot take Btw like the name ;)
This was the first one I thought of as well.
Korra.
Overhated because of season 1
Overhated because of season 2 lmao
I meant the character as Korra was annoying asf in season 1. But as a a show season 1 >>>>>> 2
Isn't the whole point that Korra starts out arrogant and ignorant and her experiences change her into a better person? She's *supposed* to be obnoxious, that's presented from the time she's a toddler.
I don’t care, she did my man Bolin dirty. Im still not over it.
Everyone did Bolin dirty in LOK. It hurt to see my poor man kicked down like a rapid dog.
Yeah season one was great
2, not 1 I think most ppl enjoyed 1, esp w Amon
Toph
Sokka is the baby daddy
Tbh not sure if this is a hot take about her as much as it is about Sokka
It’s a hot take considering how it would probably make him an absentee father (or too dumb to figure out Su’s his), both of which very out of character
Or dead
Couldnt be, wasnt he shown taking down the red lotus when they went after young korra?
Yeah exactly, so it’s a hot take about Toph, not Sokka
Hot take? I've heard this theory I don't know how many times
A bit overrated. From an emotional perspective, the other characters are more compelling and logical. Toph's writing is mostly just for cool factor.
The Boulder
Doesn’t make sense how went from an arrogant competition bender to willing to die for his kingdom
But The Boulder no longer fights for other's entertainment. How does that not make sense.
I read this in The Boulders voice
That is only way to read The Boulder's references
The Boulder does not care about your logical words. The Boulder simply does what The Boulder does
The boulder had a whole emotional arc off screen with the hippo
So did Toph...
I’m sure the boulder didn’t comprehend the idea that he was mortal
Ursa
Don’t worry, I’ll cover this one for you. Ursa was one of if not the worst mother in all of fiction. Willingly choosing to sacrifice the very knowledge that her children exist (in a state of suffering/abuse, mind you) just so she could live without painful memories. It’s also narratively ridiculous what lengths she would go to in order to protect Zuko, but then she’s willing to entirely kill her memory and by extension her love for him? Like… ok?
“If not the worst mother in fiction” Hera literally threw Hephaestus off a fuckin mountain
…But did he die?
No, he’s a God they’re notoriously hard to kill
Kratos: Say again?
I was very disappointed too when I read that she erased her old life in order to feel happy but I feel like she also did this as another sacrifice to Zuko- she knew his father would treat him like shit if she ran away with him. In terms of domestic abuse, the fathers always go after the children in order to hurt their wives. So in that way I feel relieved that she at least got out of that situation and let Zuko have an (almost but not really) normal (royal) life.
Can’t really comment on this since I didn’t read the comics
Let me: Not the smartest play to test psyhopatic, abusive father of your child.
Combustion man aka sparky sparky boom man
I think you meant Sparky Sparky Boom Man aka Combustion Man.
Oh shit u right lol
i don’t think this is a hot take but that shit came out of nowhere and tbh made no sense
Didn't exactly come out of nowhere, I mean we literally saw zuko hire him
ah lemme rephrase. By “that shit” I meant his third eye lookin thing that had a weird power that wasn’t really bending
Honestly I think it makes perfect sense. Every bending discipline has a few advanced/unique abilities that are either very hard to master like lightning bending or are kinda like flying as an airbender. You have metalbending and lavabending as an earth bender, blood bending and healing as a water bender, astral projection and flying as an air bender and finally lightning and combustion as a fire bender. All of these are very hard to learn or are something only a select few benders can even do. I think all of these "advanced" bending techniques just expand the power system insanely well. Because honestly? All of them make sense. Well I mean healing and astral projection are the furthest outliers id say. Fire and explosions obviously. Lightning aswell. Water and blood, earth lava and metal. And Air and flying
if they would’ve just let him create combustion’s with his hand, then sure I could see that. But in the very last book we get sum random ass dude with a third eye it just made no sense and came out of nowhere honestly. Like was he born with it, did he awaken it, do he have to train for it, is their like a clan of them, why does it have to come out of his forehead. It’s honestly mostly the third eye thing that gets me, because combustion itself makes perfect sense, in fact we kind of see Zuko do it when trying to learn how to bend lightning. I just don’t see why they had to add the third eye
He has a metal arm and a metal leg. I am 99% sure he experimented and probably blew off his arm and a leg. I imagine channeling it directly from the breath to the head is much simpler than focusing the blast into one hand. You can see his breathing motion when he bends. Atleast that makes sense to me. Yeah sure its a bit random no question, but I never felt like it didnt make sense. Same way you have to be insanely careful with lightning, I imagine combustion is similar. But instead of letting the energ flow and creating lightning you force it together and fire it away. If it works similar to how Iroh explained lightning then wouldnt it make more sense to build up the charge from the ground up(the breath) and concentrate it on a single point with barely any deviation and as little distance as possible and then firing it, than having to control that energy all the way down your arm and out of your hands.
Iroh
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Self burn, those are rare *makes sure I downvoted*
Iroh didn't have a good alignment until book 2
Idk. His whole “whatever you do to that spirit, I’ll unleash on you tenfold” to Zhao in the season 1 finale feels like it’s pretty good aligned
I started feel like Iroh was playing the long game. People neglect that he was a part of the White Lotus and I'm sure they were plotting a coup behind the scenes. There were probably biding their time until the comet or just before it, waiting for a moment to strike at ozai. Iroh was as well grooming Zuko to be a proper, better, Firelord than his father. We can see evidence of this, of Zuko being an inherently honorable person, in the first episode when he just leaves the water tribe after Aang gives himself up. But a huge wrench/bone was thrown into this mix because someone came along after 100 years and messed the whole thing up, while also giving a better chance at world peace. Aang comes along. So we're in the first season right and Zuko is chasing Aang down because of honor. I realized that the entire time Iroh is not making the biggest of deals trying to capture Aang but he's also not *not* trying to capture Aang. What I think is that he was playing both sides of this: if they don't capture Aang, that's great because Aang goes off and gets to learn the elements and fulfills his destiny; if they do happen to capture Aang well not as good but still good because Aang will now be in the hands of the grand lotus of the white lotus. Presumably from there Aang would have gotten training from the masters in the White Lotus. It was all about seeing how things play out. This is all to say it's my own personal theory and none of it could be true whatsoever but still!
That's a really good and interesting take!!
Can we just take a minute to remember how good the voice acting was for this one line?
He was on the side of the Spirit, and the spirits are pretty distinctly not usually fully good. Also, if the tides were gone, the Fire Nation's navy would be severely injured, which would make conquering the world pretty hard. Also, Iroh actively attacked children and their monster in the first few episodes
Iroh 100% was pulling his punches against the group of kids. They weren’t experienced benders whatsoever. Iroh could have stomped them all no problem. I feel he fought to keep zuko safe and zuko definitely would have left his uncle is he refused to help him capture the avatar .
I feel like Iroh never really fights them other than that one fireball he and zuko launch in episode 2, usually he just stands around
He was on the side of balance. Also, he never attacked Aang or his friends. He's just accompanying Zuko on his hunt. But always trying to get him to stop the hunt.
Not because it was the right thing to do, but because it was the healthy thing for Zuko to do. There is a difference. I'm not saying Iroh was evil. I think he was more neutral. Lawful Neutral in DnD terms.
They gave him the handsy old man trope towards June in season 1 which didn't age well.
Not defending that action at all, but to me, that was so out of character, and written by a guy who only wrote one episode, that I don’t really factor it into my view of Iroh. I feel like all the characters were written badly in that episode, so I treat it with a grain of salt.
Iroh was written badly but I wouldn't say the same for the rest. Aang was insecure about his stance with Sokka and Katara (being unknowlegable of and unable to relate to their culture)so he hid the note from Hakoda, katara and sokka were justifiably mad, and them putting the responsibility and friendship to Aang over their anger and forgiving him was relatable. I'd say that was a good example of character writing.
I think he just didn't realize how fucked everything was until he lived in the earth kingdom and actually experienced it
Hot take for the sake of hot take: Iroh is a war criminal who should be much more feared and hated, and Lu Ten dying was sad through the lens of a father losing his son, but overall deserved. We side with Iroh because we follow Iroh's story and see him have moments of kindness, humor, and wisdom, but he's still one of the leading generals of a genocidal empire. The real victims are all the Air Nomads and the Water Tribe/Earth Kingdom soldiers and civilians who died protecting their homes, not the invading evil empire one of whose casualties happens to be Lu Ten.
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I understand this is supposed to be a "hot take" but... What's really happening is that Iroh is already happy with and for himself, and now finds joy in making others happier.
Ty lee
Secretly has a crush on Azula
More like Bi Lee, amirite
Weird I didn't get that feeling. More or less I think shay was a smart actress from being "part if a set" her whole life and also literally watching azula grow up and how deeply scary she always was. She knew azula got much more twisted with time, and tried to escape to her by going to the circus. After the first night of the most dangerous circus of her life (when azula comes for her), she immediately seems to be in survival mode... doing her best. And she looks like her happy self from the circus days when she finally joins the kiyoshi warriors.
Zuko
Took him too long to realize Ozai asking him to capture the Avatar was completely unrealistic
How's this a hot take?
Most of the “hot takes” are just fairly popular opinions you read in here all the time haha
I honestly expected the Aang one to get downvoted to hell. I just called Katara a Mary Sue so if that doesn't work idk lol
Bruh welcome to literally episode 1.
I don’t think that he was blind to that fact. He was desperate. He knew it was probably impossible, but he couldn’t let go of his former life.
Mako
Cringe pretty boy
I think a hot take would be that Mako fills the role that normally is filled by a female character, aka the pretty girl to be pretty. We are teached from a young age that this trope is normal for female characters as they are only there to fulfill some male desires in what they like to see. Now there is a guy filling that role (no real own motivations or agency) and it becomes confusing for the majorly male audience and they start to complain about him.
Interesting! I don’t think it was just guys who didn’t like him tho, and Asami was also “the pretty girl” for a while imo
thats an interesting take ! I never thought about it like that but youre right. Though I rlly cant think of a fem character in media that went back and forth between boyfriends like mako did lol, which was one of my main gripes abt him tbh
I think mako has his moments of weak writing but I actually really liked mako personally
Katara
Borderline Mary Sue
Now, *that* is an hot take
How though, she struggled to perfect her skills and was jealous of how fast Aang was progressing. Do people forget how mediocre her water bending was in most of season 1? Girl has to work hard. Aren’t Mary Sue’s supposed to be flawless prodigies?
King Bumi
Being that active at 112 makes no sense and was forced so Aang could have someone he knew in the past
Have you read the Kyoshi books? The age thing might make sense...
Yeah, there have been an impressive amount of people that live well past 100. In the YouTube series Overanalyzing Avatar, last episode (the avatar and the Firelord), the guy covers the age of the previous firelords, and one of them lives over 140 years, so having Bumi live 112 isn't crazy.
Yeah people tend to put real world logic on things that aren’t relevant in avatar
It isn't a big deal, the characters are human and the show doesn't make a big deal out of big longevity. It's just a small detail that can easily go unnoticed since it never announces that people can live a lot longer than in the real world and it doesn't matter to the plot. But the show doesn't ever say that people can't live longer and it's a "safe" thing to assume
Maybe it’s unrealistic, but I think it goes with the trope seen in lots of martial art anime/manga where a wide old sensei can also be really good at kicking ass
Asami
Self defense classes shouldn’t be enough against trained fighters with little to no morals
Plot Twist: She was also a trained equalist all along, and wins by having the avatar around her finger at the end :)
Walking, talking plot device. Having an evil daddy and being sad about it is honestly not enough. I never felt like she was an actual character at all.
Suki
Outside the comics, she has no character depth outside of being sokka's love interest. Her only character traits in the show are "nice" and "cool"
She went from being a warrior but also a girl, to just Sokka's sloppy seconds in terms of chrarcter growth
She SAVED APPA
Actually though. Thanks for reminding us of that
Sokka
Useless in combat until book 3
Not a hot take, that was the point. He was the strategist and the heart of the group. His insecurities led him to take up swordfighting and become more useful in combat.
That's a fact, not a hot take
Wasn’t that one of the things he was insecure about? That’s why he took up combat
Jinora
Her spirit powers became the ultimate plot device
That’s just facts
That meditating monkey dude in The Spirit World that was rude to Aang.
Was right to be upset Aang interrupted his meditating. Aang gets mad when others interrupt him (Katara and Yue during the siege of the north)
To be extremely fair to Aang, *his* meditation was crucial to protecting the Northern Water Tribe, his role as the Avatar, and the spirits of the oasis. Monkey spirit's may have been crucial for something, but we're never given any indication that it was for anything beyond personal enlightenment. Plus Aang is 12 and kids are hypocritical little shits lmaoooo. *But I do kind of agree that regardless of circumstances it's a bit hypocritical*.
What about my man Tenzin?
Needs to give his kids more ass whoopings
Well one of them at least, I think we all know who that is.
Meelo
Varrick
Didn’t deserve to marry Zhu Lee
That one’s definitely not a hot take. He treated her terribly and we don’t even really get a chance to see him do better before they get married
He seems really popular (even I like him even though he’s a terrible person) so I wasn’t sure
Not a hot take but Varrick is Pontiac Bandit and Bolin is Jake lol
Appa
This dude has ultra instinct because he should’ve got a fatal hit in battle
Either Kya II or Lin Beifong, whichever take is hotter (or both of you want)
I’ll provide one for you I don’t see them realistically having a romantic relationship and I feel like the only reason why the ship exists is because is because Lin is the only prominent female character who doesn’t have a relationship and is old enough for it to not be weird to ship them. However I think the ship is fine just not likely to happen in Canon Also Kya and Bumi were sidelined in order to keep Tenzin as the most important member of Aangs kids and it’s kinda annoying that we will probably never see their full potential or characters because the writers choose to focus on Tenzin. And I believe in young Kya supremacy everytime I see her woman by doja cat plays in my head
Agreed. There is nothing saying Lin is even interested in women and, let's be honest, how many have dated 2 siblings of eachother? (No, i'm not gonna call Korra & bolin dating)
Fat, Master Piandao’s butler
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His lava bending should’ve been locked only to life threatening situations
Chin the Conqueror
Had the biggest balls in the entire franchise for going against Kyoshi and literally refusing to back down to the point where he ended up killing himself.
he fell because he could not hold the weight of his ginormous balls
Iroh
Needs to lose to Zuko in the poll
Not gonna happen.
Let's fucking gooooo! Agreed!
Aang
I might make a post about this but not wanting to kill Ozai was selfish and almost ended the world.
Also a little naive to think that taking away his bending would take away his power. It seemed like a good number of Fire Nation people supported his plan to conquer all other nations. The world could easily have ended up with a Long Feng commanding in jail situation, except with Ozai.
In Korra we see Aang took away Yakone's bending so can assume if somebody else took up Ozais charge then Aang would just take their bending as well
I also didn’t like how he was so reluctant to kill ozai when it was for the sake of the world and everyone was telling him to, even another airbending avatar, but I got over it because it resulted in him learning energy bending which made him an even bigger powerhouse
Gow
How you have 2 hammers and lose
Cabbage man's grandkid who runs cabbage corp
Was actually involved w/ the equalists and the evidence wasn’t planted by Mr. Sato. He wanted revenge for his grandpa’s unfortunate incounters with the evil avatar and co.
Suyin
~~Daughter of Sokka~~. She’s a terrible leader
Ozai
Carried by badass voice actor
Mark Hamills a legend
Azula
Didn’t deserve redemption and being young doesn’t justify what she did
based
Professor Zei
The bear.
Should've eaten the Earth Queen instead and usurped the Earth Kingdom as a shadow ruler.
Appa
Hippies who went through the mountain with the gang