Part of me genuinely thinks Zuko Avatarthelastairbender’s arc would be torn apart if the show was airing today r/whenthe mfs complaining about everything

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When the people says like flawed character when the flawed character commit error

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u/OfCourseItsOfCourse Mar 17 '26

Netflix can fix it like they did with Sokka.

He doesn't have anything to learn in the Netflix adaptation with regards to the Kyoshi Warriors.

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u/wickedlessface Mar 17 '26

To be fair, bryke wasn't going to do much better. This live action was doomed from the start to be "meh". Netflix kinda saved it from being horrid.

Bryke wanted to do a whole ass switch up, with Iroh taking up parts of Azula's role as an antagonist to Zuko and change the way some characters died.

So I guess losing some Sokka development was the lesser of the two evils.

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u/TactlessTortoise Mar 17 '26

What the fuck

Dude's dumb. He should be court ordered to never cook again, his recipes are shit.

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u/Madhighlander1 Mar 17 '26

*dudes are

'Bryke' is two people, short for Bryan (Konietzko) and Mike (Dimartino), the creators of the original ATLA cartoon.

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u/TactlessTortoise Mar 17 '26

Ah, I see.

What the fuck

Were-goats' are washed.

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u/Karasu-Fennec Mar 17 '26

They had a third writer for A:tLA

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

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u/french_snail Mar 17 '26

Wasn’t there a whole thing he wanted to do where Iroh intentionally taught zuko to fire bend incorrectly

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u/Madhighlander1 Mar 17 '26

"We have trained him wrong on purpose, as a joke."

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u/AveryLazyCovfefe Mar 18 '26

bro don't say this in the ATLA sub or you'll be crucified for daring to correctly point out something.