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"hello avatar" - korra and pavi

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Whose shadow is better? 🐱 or 🐸

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Fire nation Kataang 🥰🖤❤️

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Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️

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I honestly wonder which animated show people watched if they say Katara and Aang don’t belong together.

From the very first episode, when Aang emerged from the iceberg and locked eyes with Katara, it was clear their bond was something special.

And at the end of every season — they embraced.

Their relationship started as a friendship in season one, grew into a deeper emotional connection in season two and by the final season, they were no longer hiding those feelings.

Aang giving up the Avatar State just to save Katara...

Katara rushing to him without hesitation after Azula’s lightning attack...

And waiting by his side until he woke up...

Let’s not forget — in the very first episode of season two,

when Katara was threatened, Aang immediately entered the Avatar State.

That alone shows how deeply he cared for her.

And when he faced Appa’s kidnappers, entering the Avatar State again,

it was Katara’s presence that calmed him down.

Those were deeply romantic, emotional details.

And... Cave of Two Lovers.

They didn’t kiss — or so it seemed — but the lights still turned on.

Because sometimes, the universe doesn’t need proof;

it already knows who belongs together.

(And honestly, I’m pretty sure they did kiss.)

And that dance scene in season three?

Absolutely beautiful.

Every episode showed how much they supported and cared for each other.

To me, it’s clear why Katara seemed distant:

They were in the middle of a war, and her priority was saving the world.

With the world’s future uncertain, she wasn’t in a place to open up to romance.

But when the war ended, everything fell into place.

They kissed. And it was the perfect ending.

Readers of the comics know:

Aang and Katara’s relationship grew even more beautifully.

Their sweet words, little jealous moments...

They truly became a wonderful couple.

I still can’t understand what Zutara shippers are basing it on.

“Katara is beautiful, Zuko is handsome, fire and water complement each other.”

Okay, but then what?

Some might say they could bond over past trauma,

but I see that bond more as empathy and mutual understanding — not romance.

Zuko helping or saving Katara wasn’t about love; it was about doing the right thing.

If someone else had been in Katara’s place, he would’ve done the same.

Kataang was a love story that grew quietly.

It wasn’t forced on the audience; it developed scene by scene.

Their love wasn’t a sudden spark, but the result of a deep, evolving bond.

The time they spent together, the hardships they faced, the small moments they shared…

All of it turned a friendship into something real.

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The Avatar Movie Got Delayed. Again.

They said October 2025.

Then January 2026.

Now it’s October 2026.

As an Avatar fan, I’ve basically become a patiencebender at this point.

But no matter what…

I’ve already waited 10 years… I can wait a little longer.

But please—let this be the last delay.

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Similar techniques.

Same element.

Different choices.

Some choose to kill,

others choose to save.

True strength lies in how you use what you hold.

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I learned from Katara, the best there is.

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Polaroid love

By sheepnishly on ig | lovieaang on twitter.

Permission received to repost by the artist

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Not mine, just really love this art.

Aang and Katara look so beautiful here.

It’s been my favorite wallpaper for a while.

If anyone knows the artist, let me know. They did such an amazing job!

Update: Art by @iscoppie — seriously amazing work!

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Hey everyone! Today I want to tell you about Love Poison #8.

This 36-page story isn’t officially canon, but it was published in Nickelodeon Magazine, so it’s considered semi-canon by many fans. I really enjoyed it — and since it’s not very well-known, I thought I’d share it with you!

The story takes place during Book 3: Fire. Aang, Toph, Katara, and Sokka are camping for the night. The next morning, they run into the Earth Kingdom nomads — the same singing hippie travelers we met in “The Cave of Two Lovers” back in Season 2!

The nomads recognize them and offer a drink called “Love Poison.” They say it contains berries and “the power of love.”

After drinking it, Aang and Katara start sharing romantic moments — and they both think the drink is what made them act this way.

Meanwhile, Toph starts getting close to Sokka, but he doesn’t really pick up on it. Later, while Toph is sitting alone, a young nomad named Ohev comes to talk to her.

Surprise! Turns out Ohev used to work for Toph’s family with his parents, before leaving to travel the world. They bond over their experiences and have a sweet moment together.

And the twist? The drink only had sugar, water, and berries in it — nothing magical at all.

Katara and Aang are embarrassed… but it also helps them admit their true feelings. And Ohev gives Toph a gentle kiss before the story ends.

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I’m usually not that into fanfics, but wow — this girl’s stories are absolutely amazing!

Here are all three parts of Korrasami fanfic if you want to give it a read. I appreciate any feedback you want to give me on how you’re enjoying this story. Let me know if there is anything you want to see come from this story. I’m very open to all ideas. I hope you enjoy this story as much as I enjoy writing it for you.❤️❤️

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“You cannot win.”

Chills. Every. Time.

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Korra’s biggest mistake?

1.Not being Aang.

2.Not being calm 24/7.

3.Not asking the audience for permission before growing as a person.

Let her breathe, bestie. She’s carrying four nations and your unrealistic expectations.

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In case you’ve forgotten, equalist Asami remains the number one Mako hater:

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Kyoshi Wasn’t Born Ruthless

Everyone knows Avatar Kyoshi as the tough, ruthless one.

She’s remembered through the phrase: “Only justice will bring peace.”

But have you ever wondered — how did Kyoshi become this way?

What made her so sharp, so unforgiving?

Kyoshi’s Wounds Started Early

Kyoshi was abandoned by her parents at a very young age.

She was left in a small village to survive on her own — living on the streets, feeding herself from scraps. Even though she grew to see Kelsang as her family,that sense of abandonment never truly left her.

She was angry at her parents, yes…

But deep down, she still longed for them.

There was still love buried under all that hurt.

If you’ve read The Rise of Kyoshi, you’ll remember that moment near the end —when she sees Avatar Yangchen and mistakes her for her mother. She runs into her arms and breaks down in tears.

I cried with her.

Because in that moment, we weren’t seeing a powerful Avatar — we were seeing a lost child, desperate for love.

Being abandoned was the first blow that shaped Kyoshi’s hardness.