Why is Aang hated by his own show's fanbase?
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Why is Aang hated by his own show's fanbase?
Why is Aang hated by his own show's fanbase?
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As a kid I hated him for being bald, I hated a lot of characters for being bald. My parents had to intervene when I unknowingly started picking on a kid who had cancer irl.
Kek
The post has a strange amount of Giga-Chad energy and I love it.
I remember hitting a kid with cancer back in middle school, the teacher let me off the hook since the kid was known for being a dick
Anon, what the frick?
This was me but with people wearing glasses, and black people.
Mine was orphans. Those losers should have picked better parents.
damn maybe a bald guy touched you or something
reminds me when I was younger; I thought having cancer just meant you'd lose your hair and nothing more.
kek at your story but it's really true. Aang would be a lot more popular if he had hair. The Zutara fanbase would be 1/3rd it's size if Aang had his early season 3 hairstyle for the entire show.
Zutara is a terminal illness
Not a typical adventure star and the only character assassination he endured took a lot of time and was cringey and especially tacked onto the story.
He never had to grow or learn or develop as a person. Even the Lion Turtle deus ex machina solved his biggest and most compelling complication for him by sidestepping "will he have to kill the fire lord?" at the absolute last second.
I don't hate the ending for being a sidestep to a moral conundrum. I hate it because there's very clearly better ways to achieve the same end Aang could've done that wouldn't introduce the worst elements in Korra, AND would be completely in character for him. The ending would only be better if Aang ran out the clock on Sozin's comet and imprisoned Ozai in a way he couldn't escape: it worked for Azula before the Korra tie-ins. Hell it would've been better if Aang spent the finale doing jokes and pranks in this life-and-death fight... reasoning after what happened to Zuko he could weaken Ozai by changing how much anger he's feeling. People would rant about that for completely different reasons: but that is at least wouldn't be called out of character.
I like this as an alternative take actually. Making Ozai laugh would also have been a fun play on the dream Aang had about facing off against him in the sleep deprivation episode.
samegayging to add: also despite being told by the guru he had to give up attachment to Katara to achieve mastery of his abilities, he didn't, resulting in his near death at the end of Book 2. After that though, the issue is just handwaved. He never gained control of the Avatar state and got the girl without any real consequences. He just got to be right for some reason.
>The ending would only be better if Aang ran out the clock on Sozin's comet and imprisoned Ozai in a way he couldn't escape
Silly thing is he basically just had to keep it up for what, a few more minutes, before Sozin's comet went away, and in the Avatar State he basically already won.
I think that is another issue I have with the final battle though, he wins because a rock poked him in the back and a healthy Avatar just curb stomps Ozai
I don't see how Ozai would've broken out of the hold Aang got him into just before spiritbending him. Both arms trapped, pinned to his sides, on his knees, and Aang turning around his firebreath. Just add a pillar of rock onto his chin forcing his head up locking his mouth shut then his only option might be exhaling fire through his nose. Sure the timing is all cinematic, but I still think that's a winning position especially with Aang babysitting him.
How would you feel if Aang unblocked his chakra in the finale on his own? So say it turned out that it wasn't Azula's lightning injuring his spiritual powers: but a mix of negative emotions like regret, fear, and guilt for failing to save the Earth Kingdom, then failing on the Day of Black Sun to oust the Firelord then?
Not to say that would be earned as-is in the finale... Aang got catharsis the most in S3 with the sun warriors. Pretending something else happened to with his last-minute spiritual journey to get to that point.
How you don't see Aang going from childish and reckless in S1 to mature and grounded in S3?
The whole point of the show is Aang accepting his responsibilities of being the Avatar.
>How you don't see Aang going from childish and reckless in S1 to mature and grounded in S3?
Because it's not there.
>started off by running away from his problems
>ended up by running away from his problems
I mean I get it.
Him running away had never any real ramifications except positive ones but it sets a bad example.
Because media literacy is dead
because he was given a hard decision and instead of doing the right thing, he ran around and found an asspull instead
Teenage girls still seething about Zutara.
Buddy, it's been fifteen years. All those teenage girls are in their thirties now.
And they're still pissed.
Rightfully so because history has proven them right.
how
Kataang lead to Korra.
No, but it did lead to LOK's best character
His design filters self-insert gays
>His design filters self-insert gays
This is the only true answer. When I was a kid I self-inserted as Zuko when he got hair in season 2 and became the main character for a single episode.
I never liked Aang design or his personality.
Based and truthpilled. Katara self-inserting trannies are still pissed that mutt chose the bald monk who happens to be the most important human in the world over the emo pretty boy sissy
Kids don't want to be kids. They want to be cool, older teenagers or young adults.
Zuko should have ended up with Toph. She probably wouldn't have turned out to bre a husbandless prostitute .
Only by shippers and self-insert gays, a.k.a. subhumans whose opinions do not matter. It just seems like a lot because that subgroup of "fans" are typically the most active online because they have no lives.
why the frick is Suki obeying Zuko's orders and going against the Avatar?
this shit was written by some stupid Zuko self insert fanboy isn't it?
I think Avatar is a pretty cool guy. eh always finds a better way and doesn't afraid of anything.
Conclusion based on this thread: he should have kept his hair.
he looked his best when he did ngl
he cute
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As a kid he always struck me as effeminate and beta
Like what a white liberal thinks a Buddhist monk is like
>looks at suki's right arm
Is she fingering him?
He's a kid
Basically your average subhuman has no principles and resents people who do.
They think Aang not bowing to outside pressure and murdering Ozai is immature, revealing their own infantilization.
This is also why they love Zaheer. He is their self insert fantasy - a bald anarchist moron spouting pseud fortune cookie wisdom and quoting a dead philosopher who would loathe his guts, torturously murdering people he thinks has too much money/political power while lecturing them. He constantly pays lip service to Air Nomad beliefs yet projectile shits on them ass agape, so of course he somehow breaks his Earthly tether because Bryke are the exact type of people I'm describing.