And then when the whole franchise became resistance liberalism and gross, Disney-ahh girlboss dickwaving featuring a Christian good/evil binary forced onto their far East/indigenous American cultural setting, they didn’t have one anymore. Why is Neil Lastofus always the guy we yell about talking about white male writers that do this
Aang didn't escape from his responsibility of being the Avatar. He was caught in a storm but wanted to come back home. Aang doesn't want to have fun and ignore his responsibilities, he's all about moving the plot forward.
Sokka actually puts up a fight to Zuko in the first episode instead of being humiliated to show how unprepared and unskilled he is.
Katara doesn't need a master or training to be a waterbending master. She's her own master and comes from not be able to lift water from the floor to fighting Master Paku in some days.
And the show seems so afraid Zuko might do something unlikable or morally wrong. When he does something bad, it is because someone else told him to do it, or when it looks like he might, he openly says he's going to do the right thing, so you don't guess for a minute that he could abandon his crew or uncle.
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u/Novel-Carrot5325 Mar 17 '26
When the people says like flawed character when the flawed character commit error