r/TheLastAirbender

Image 1 — Seeing adult Azula really healed something inside me... 🥹 She looks so happy ❤️ [artist- @cylinderhat]
Image 2 — Seeing adult Azula really healed something inside me... 🥹 She looks so happy ❤️ [artist- @cylinderhat]

Seeing adult Azula really healed something inside me... 🥹 She looks so happy ❤️ [artist- @cylinderhat]

Zuzu and Zula literally switched their hairstyles!!! ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🩷🤍

u/yipyip48619 — 7 days ago

Korra’s fire should’ve been blue. That’s it. That’s the post

Bending prodigy at an early age. Probably likes fire best over the other elements. Fire suits her personality best. Come on now.

u/Ready_Medicine_2641 — 6 days ago

''Seven Havens destroyed the past avatars legacy'' meanwhile Seven Havens:

This shit is just too cathartic for someone who in the past weeks has read pages and pages of people larping online about how there would be nothing left, the cataclysm would have made everyone forget about everything that happened prior, Aang's legacy would be ruined yada yada

There's even a classic elemental symbol to confirm that those haven't just been completely forgotten for those who decided to make that a point of criticism lol

u/XiaoRCT — 7 days ago

**Aang and Korra fans only pls**: is anybody here a big fan of both and still not agreeing with "letting go of the past" as a justification for erasing Korra's past lives?

I mean this genuinely: I love both Aang and Korra. One of the things that I didn't like about TLoK (despite loving it overall) was barely getting to see Aang as an adult. I liked the movie, but I wanted more of a different vibe from Aang than just a preteen. I liked how Aang could be jocular, but also developed a sense of seriousness, as well as Korra's genuine admiration for him, from the beginning of the show with her constantly idolizing and wanting to live up to him, as well as later with her making a huge life decision of sacrificing herself not only for the balance of the world, but to make Aang's biggest dream come true.

This new movie to me felt a bit more like salt in the wound to both their char, that neither Aang (and now Sonam and even to a lesser degree Yangchen) would be able to see his people revived, but that Korra would never get guidance, reassurance, or really anything that only the Avatar can understand from Aang, as well as gratitude for the restoration of the Air Nation.

I get that Tenzin, Zuko, Iroh, Katara, and many others close to Aang have supported her as the person to carry on his legacy, including how working with Tenzin and his family to rebuild the Air Nation and sacrifice her life for them was something for which Aang would be beside himself with joy.

And agreed with that........... but it's still not the same as hearing it from another Avatar, the only other person who understands the importance of being a half human/spirit meant for creating peace throughout the world. It's great that everyone close to Aang tells Korra something, but it's something that she needs to hear from Aang himself, as he himself would remind her to be patient with and kind to herself.

Not just Aang, either. After how Roku died regretting being indecisive and leaving a mess for Aang to clean up, he would reassure Korra that she did something that restored the balance of the world in a way that he wished that he could have prevented from happening in the first place. They would both be ecstatic with joy to see Korra having brought back the Air Nation.

There are certain things thru which Korra went that only Aang, Kuruk, Yangchen, etc. will understand.

Just like only Roku (due to deeply regretting his indeceisiveness against Sozin and what it left for Aang) and the ones before him could understand how much pressure the Hundred-Year War was for Aang.

In addition, the Yangchen novels touch upon precisely the impossible pressure of being the Avatar, and (along with the Kyoshi novels) show her, Kuruk, and Kyoshi addressing how much fucking pressure this thankless job is and how it's quite a curse, not always a blessing like everyone thinks that it is.

And something that I loved about both Aang by his adulthood and Korra by the end of her series is that their mindsets shifted from wanting to avoid the responsibility of being the Avatar (or in Korra's course, letting it define her entire identity, then later understandably in Season 4 wanting to avoid it for a while) to embracing it regardless of what they chose, anyway.

I found it really bad for Korra's otherwise great arc and Aang's character to just strip away her connection to the past lives, especially when we'd just gotten introduced to Wan. Thoughts on this?

u/SuniFan — 6 days ago

I made a figurine of Sonam

I love her so much I wanted to make a figurine of her, and tada! Hope you like it!

u/RainySculpt — 7 days ago

hand-cut collage on spray painted vinyl album

Can't believe I'm 34 getting new avatar content 😭 I watched the original series as it aired and it has meant so much to me since. Zuko collage at the end. Thanks for looking!

u/tiedyepoetry — 6 days ago

Lego Avatars

All of the named and seen Avatars from the books, shows, and movie in minifigure form:

Wan, Sonam, Xian, Szeto, Yangchen, Kuruk, Kyoshi, Roku, Aang, Korra, and Pavi

For the most part I used official Lego pieces, but to get them looking perfect, I had to paint and modify a couple pieces, like the Airbender's arrows and Kyoshi's hair/headdress.

u/Pil1138 — 7 days ago

Allora è uscita una nuova clip di ASH e in quella clip ci sono Pavi e Nisha che trovano un’action figure di Korra il che significa soltanto…

Che Varrick ha trovato un nuovo prodotto da produrre in massa

u/Extension_Equal1464 — 7 days ago

What Even Are These Title Pictures

Why did they do Katara and Korra so dirty? 😭 Toph looks fine at least — Paramount, the avatar series is one of the most beloved pieces of animation for generations. Stop treating it like crap, lol

u/littlecloud3125 — 6 days ago

Global Bender Population Across the Eras of Aang and Korra (174 Years)

Hello! Just one more day brothers and sisters. I've been meaning to make something like this for a while but couldn't really find the motivation. So this is just my speculative idea of what the bender population could have looked liked like over the last 174 between the start of the War and then end of Book 4 of Korra. I'd imagine that the cataclysmic events leading up to Seven Havens will probably shift it even further. May do more graphs like this, perhaps some including the subbending types, nonbending population.

u/MengShuZ — 6 days ago

see y’all after the finale!

My partner and I vowed to wait until the entirety of the new first season* was out so we could binge it together. I’m too tempted for spoilers so I’ll have to completely block this sub out until we can enjoy it fresh together. I have a ton of fun in this sub I’ll miss y’all 🙏 have fun with the release!!!!! I can’t wait to come back and see all the fan art and discussions. I can’t believe it’s been 20 years since this beautiful world was first introduced to us!

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u/Kratos5300 — 6 days ago
▲ 2.2k r/TheLastAirbender+1 crossposts

When you know you're "officially" fully realized and you just gotta flex on no one in particular.

I'm including Korra because:

  1. Book 1 was technically written as a standalone and would have ended like this (and with MaKorra being endgame)

  2. She's best girl.

Can't wait for Avatar Studios to show us more stuff like this with other Avatars.

u/2-2Distracted — 11 days ago