I was today years old when I realized this...

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Got to see avatar in concert!! The symphony was absolutely amazing and mindblowing. Flawless work and brought me to tears. I am hella disappointed though as well. I know atla is exciting and I am a huge fan, but so many people were whooping and screaming and clapping. I know this isn't a traditional symphony event, but so many people were interrupting every.single.song. I don't know if it was just my city or not. I wish the team members would print a pamphlet kindly asking for noise to wait until after the symphony wasn't playing.

I can understand the clapping after the song ends, or in some extra good moments, but this was constant and interrupted many good moments.

It was so rambunctious that we had to leave early. It really ruined it for us 😭😭

Was it just our city? How was your experience?

I made a post on r/FavoriteCharacter called Favorite irredeemable female villain and a lot of people said Azula. I was kind of surprised because Azula has a lot of sympathetic traits like her family and friends, backstory, and her breakdown at the end of the show being played for sympathy.

So I wonder why people think she’s irredeemable?

Hey!
I remember there was a video on youtube with the title 'Katara of the southern water tribe' and it was like 5 minutes long. That video meant a lot to me but now I can't find it on youtube.
Does anyone know where could I find it (if i can)?

Tickets on sale at tiketek, i just bought mine for Sydney 5th April 2025 :D

I mean maybe the whole last name thing depends and varies from nation to nation as well as some other explanation i may not be aware of, but wouldn't you think that Ozai and his bloodline would have last names since, you know, he's literally the emperor/king? Hell aren't Mai's parents wealthy/of a high social status too? Shouldn't she have a last name as well?

So I'm really into what if scenarios, looking at alternate history based on changes of events. I see a lot of Avatar ones, and I've wondered about this one.

What do you guys think would happen if Aang lost his memory? Specifically, after getting struck by lightning and crashing to the ground during crossroads of destiny.

There is premise for this happening: in Sonic Adventure 2, Shadow basically dies after falling, barely surviving and losing his memory. Granted the circumstances are very different, but I think Aang could've faced a similar fate. So, let's assume that Aang would only remember his name, that he's the Avatar and that he must defeat the fire nation. Nothing else. Very similar to what happened with Shadow.

If this hypothetical happened, what do you think would change about the timeliness of events?

Hey all, i am looking for great avatar posters. Do us a favor and post your nicest ones! Links would be great too!

This pole was primarely created for viewers who identify as female and is meant to help me write my thesis. I would greatly appreaciate it if you could tell me in the comments who your rolemodel was/ is, what qualities, weaknesses or characteristics of the character made them your rolemodel and in what episode you looked up to the character the most. If you had multiple rolemodels I would love to read all about it! The more the merrier! But any short comment is also just as appreciated!

If you feel like giving me a long answer you could also tell me it what age (roughly) you were when that character had a big impact on you and if there is any feminist theme that made them your rolemodel?

Any comment is greatly appreaciated even if its just short!! Thank you guys <3

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Avatar the last air bender is so much more than a show to me. It all started back during quarantine when all I knew was basic shows with little depth. Never watched any animated shows either, so this was a whole new world for me. When I watched it through the first time I loved every second of it. I thought I was part of the gaang and traveling across the world with Aang, Katara, Sokka, etc. Then when watching it the second time which turned into the third, forth, fifth… it’s gotten to a point where I’ve forgotten how many times I’ve rewatched ATLA. And every time I enjoy it just as much as I did way back then. This show has helped me grow as a person. From learning from Zuko’s character arc and his change along the way, to Sokka in becoming a leader to Aang taking responsibility as the Avatar. The ways you can apply and connect these characters to real life has shaped me so much as to the person I am today. There is so much more I want to say but I can’t even put it into words. Idc why I’m really posting this but I hope you guys feel the same about ATLA as I do. Thanks (sorry if this is written badly loll)

this episode was the most absurd thing to do as the penultimate episode of a show.

unhinged.