#Iroh

[emmakubert]

😭😭😭🥹🥹🥹💚💚💚

[featherquilt1988]

This picture gives me so much joy every time I see it. ❤️

happy fathers day to the best dad in the world !!!!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[ceruleanbender]

//I like to think someone like Iroh II can bend blue fire, just like his great-aunt Azula. That guy's a straight-up prodigy. And honestly, someone else should be able to do it too—why not him? I actually HC him as the strongest firebender in The Legend of Korra. He’s got so much experience under his belt, and I can absolutely see him constantly pushing his limits and challenging himself. He has a legacy to live up to, and I'm pretty certain he feels that weight every day. Sooo, this guy is 💪✨

[late-draft]

This is continuation of this thread with great ideas that inspired the art: Post

Zuko hasn't (yet??) blocked Azula, not even temporarily

Iroh's photo is blurry because OF COURSE

Zhao keeps editing his stuff

I debated placing "Ozai: Seen" but it turns out he probably wouldn't even be looking at this social media

Please help me name this lame Fire Nation social media for boomers

Zuko's "On a quest" status is pure copium

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[sokkastyles]

The idea that Iroh saying that Azula needs to go down is him "turning Zuko against her" is especially silly when you realize that what he teaches Zuko in this episode is not more than what Zuko originally asked for, which was how to defend himself against her.

Like, I've seen Azula apologists claim that Iroh is treating Zuko in the same way Ozai does by "treating him like a weapon," except the show creates a deliberate foil by having Iroh refuse to do anything that could potentially hurt Zuko while teaching him, even when Zuko asks him to.

[ly0nstea]

Never seen someone who breathes fire be so lame ngl

[akiizayoi4869]

They need to make a comic centered around these two. Or better yet, a novel. A comic wouldn't do them justice, especially not with the way how they're written.

[demaparbat-hp]

Royal Flames

[muffinlance]

Edit: Yes, the original Sokka sexism arc is great and important. But we don't live in a world where the live action show runners decided to include it in the same form. So:

Unpopular opinion time: Sokka unlearning sexism isn't actually a large part of his character arc--it literally only takes the opening episodes. And removing it COULD be a sign that the live action is taking seriously the complaints I've seen from native fans about the original show runners deciding to make the Water Tribes that sort of sexist to begin with. Sokka's actual character arc is about gaining confidence and leadership skills, and they have the opportunity to focus on that MORE if they change the Kyoshi episode to focus on Suki as a fellow teenager forced into a leadership/protective role in her community and rocking it rather than using her as an object lesson on sexism for a male character to learn from. Whether they will ACTUALLY do that is on them, but it took me less than ten minutes to think up, so I sure hope someone in the writers' room actually cares about using the live action to expand on new angles of the characters. Big ask, I know.

Now the real question is: did they also remove Uncle Iroh's unwanted physical advances on a literally paralyzed Jun, and all of Zuko's snipes about girls? Because THOSE are the actually "iffy" sexism parts in AtLA, not Sokka's five minute arc.

[mini-minish]

boy prince has to learn to do the dishes

[chiptrillino-art]

Just boys things! its a continuation of this illustration!

[goldenvulpine]

I want to clear up a mistake people make with Azula and Ursa.

Ursa didn’t play favorites.

Ursa didn’t think Azula was a monster.

Ursa simply, unequivocally, just didn’t enable Azula’s worst traits like Ozai did.

Ozai’s favorite child was Azula, but Ursa still loved her more.

Because enabling isn’t love.

What did Ozai’s enabling do? It made Azula into the type of person to never have any loyal friends. It made the type of person that Mai and Tai Lee would betray at the risk of their own lives.

Ursa pushed Azula to be with her friends. To be with Zuko. Ozai pushed Ursa away, and both kids suffered for it. Azula became a sadist, enjoying seeing her brother get burned—while Zuko was pushed away because he cared for his people.

Azula thought her mom hated her because her mom was the only one who cared enough to tell her no.

[erindrawsstuff]

i've been rewatching og avatar and I just really love these guys :,>

[botanicaxu]

Here’s my piece for Fire Nation @recovery-zine! It's been held back for quite a while and I'm excited to finally reveal it ❤️

The inspiration comes from the Lantern Festival in China's Anhui Province and the performance with those fish lanterns at night is really fantastic!

[trixeclipse]

Zuko art dump 🔥

[late-draft]

I sketched out the Fire Nation royal family, it's curious to follow who resembles whom physically and which traits got passed