#Azula

[sillybillylulu]

Dec 20 death trope @tyzula-week

I cooked so hard it started burning (lame pun intended)

Jokes aside I think the saddest part of drawing this was not adding a highlight into ty lees eyes

[nicolulo]

wip for a maizula comic thingy

[cassrabit]

how I view literally any ship with Azula in it.

[gloomybadger4life]

Yesssss.

(Read this in the Top Gear intro voice pls)

Kyoshi beats up long feng.

Yangchen cuddles appa

And Kuruk curses out Koh.

....

@krista-kritical @chaosmagetwin

once aang masters the avatar state, he channels previous avatars just for the lols.

kyoshi pops up for suki’s birthday. and spars with her and toph. probably ends up adopting toph (she’s wanted to do that since the blind bandit episode)

szeto and sokka harmonise the fire lord anthem.

iroh v kuruk pai sho. the game lasts three days and no, they haven’t slept at all.

roku wanders around the palace gardens sighing. he feeds the turtle ducks with zuko and azula.

katara pesters yangchen for all the dirty details on kavik. she and sokka have girl talk with wan.

[firelxdykatara]

what bugs me about azula redemption discourse is the fact that people genuinely think azula lied that zuko killed the avatar to show she cares for him. if she cared about him, she wouldve had the courtesy to warn him instead of blindsinding him during the meeting. That just added to his anxiety and while her fears of what ozai would do if her if she disappointed him are validated by ozai's actions, that gives her no right at all to knowingly put her own brother in the position. she literally said, "you can't treat me like zuko!" in the finale, which says a lot about how aware she was of how zuko was treated, and the fact that she recognized that that's not how she would like to be treated.

Oh yeah, this is a pretty wide-spread problem in the atla fandom in general but I notice a lot of it in specific azula-stanning (and usually zuko-hating) corners, where it's like 'Azula never even really did anything bad and how dare people call her one of Zuko's abusers for sibling rivalry stuff' as if gleefully crowing to your brother that your father is going to kill him or watching with a smirk of satisfaction as your father brutalizes him is all just 'normal sibling rivalry stuff'. Nevermind what came later, like actually trying to kill him.

So we end up with this kind of discourse that relies on making up a bunch of stuff that honestly doesn't make sense nor fit in with what we do know of these characters and the situation, but because they can do enough mental gymnastics to make her out to be The Real Victim Here then anyone who doesn't agree just hates abuse victims or whatever.

The fact is, at its most charitable interpretation, Azula was bare minimum hedging her bets. Because this scene:

comes before Zuko's meeting with Ozai, where we hear this:

And then, as if that weren't enough, we have Azula herself admitting it:

I feel like a lot of Azula stans who insist she was just trying to help Zuko, that she cared for him and was just trying to help him return home with honor, missed this part of the conversation, or just conveniently forget about it when it comes to defending their fave. But while Azula initially claims she did it to help Zuko out of the goodness of her heart, she comes right out herself and says she doubts Zuko's conviction about the Avatar's death, and she doesn't want any blowback to fall on her if and when the Avatar eventually resurfaces.

She was, at bare minimum, covering her own ass, with little regard for how it would ultimately affect her brother (for whom she has little care or concern, according to how we see their relationship playing out). Lines like you can't treat me like Zuko help to highlight this, because while, yes, they are both victims of the same abusive parent, Azula also became an active agent in Zuko's abuse, and the realization that to their abuser they are both just as disposable even after everything she did for him within that framework is a huge part of what led to her complete psychological breakdown in the finale.

[jn3m0]

Day 4 of @tyzula-week

Theme: Medieval AU / Death Trope AU

Made a mini comic for this one:

Drawing lore:

After the events of the last agni kai, Iroh convinces Zuko to send Azula to the mental institute he recommends. Ty Lee, not knowing how to confront Azula after betraying her, decides to run away and distract herself by training and working to fully integrate herself within the Kiyoshi Warriors. Time passes, and Ty Lee finally works up the courage to go back to the firenation and visit the princess. However, when she arrives, she receives news of Azula's passing. She rushes to confront Zuko, and he reveals that his sister truly is dead and that the cause of death was suffocation due to the straightjackets the institution puts their patients in.

Which leads to the scene you see above.

And because I feel like im cheating making this a Tyzula post without actually drawing Azula...

Heres a drawing of our princess, may she rest in peace.

[waterfire1848]

[ Katara trying to help Azula with metaphors. ] Katara: Have you ever heard the expression, "Don't judge a book by it's cover"? Azula: No. Katara: What about, "It's what's inside that counts"? Azula: Nuh uh. Katara: "Looks can be deceiving"? Azula: Doesn't ring a bell. Toph: What's wrong with you? Azula: OH! That one I've heard!

[pechuyu]

Azula gets some company during the long nights in prison

[doodlesanime]

Tyzula week Vampire x Werewolf! You know I couldn’t miss this prompt

[mfelewzi]

... Why some fans have more fantasy, imagination and real storytelling than Di Martino?

I love this headcanon idea!

But sadly, It would be not very probably.

hello! can you please say more about the kiyi is ozai's daughter theory? I'm kind of obsessed with it

#1. The math

Zuko was banished around 13 and crowned Firelord at 16. The Search takes place a year later which makes four years in total. Ursa was banished before Zuko, so let's say that happened about a year or so before the Agni Kai, which makes five years at minimum.

When we meet Kiyi in The Search, she's about 5 years old.

Ursa could have been in the very early stages of pregnancy when she was banished. The earliest you can tell is two weeks after conception.

#2. Firebending

Neither Ursa nor Ikem are firebenders. But at five years old, Kiyi can already melt through steel doors.

I know this could be written off as "She's Avatar Roku's great-granddaughter that's why she's so powerful" but Roku is not the only powerful firebender. it's heavily implied on the show that Ozai is the most powerful firebender even without Sozin's Comet.

#3. Genetics

Zuko and Kiyi look nearly identical to each other. And which parent does Zuko resemble the most?

(Ozai and Zuko parallels image is from Cansu @azulabeloved on Twitter. Other images are from the comics, show, and official art. )

In conclusion, I think it's highly plausible that Kiyi is Ozai's daughter. This gives all of the family a more interesting dynamic.

Ursa having just escaped her abusive husband, now has a child that looks identical to him. But this time, she can raise her without his toxic influence.

Zuko and Azula receive a glimpse of what could have been if they had a normal family. This would be particularly hard on Azula.

Ozai has another daughter he didn't know about and may never met.

And Kiyi who is at the age to start questioning what happened to her father. This ties Kiyi to the story more instead of being the "perfect replacement" child. She may even be the one to sneak to Ozai's cell to get answers instead of Zuko. But now we're getting into fanfic territory.

So yeah, 100% believe Kiyi is Ozai's daughter.

[muttybx]

Late night Azulaang doodling.

(Ps pls recommend any fics of these two…I need content🙏🏽)

[zukosdualdao]

I don’t recall Azula ever sending an assassin to kill someone who saved her life multiple times.

funny how this is a response to a post that literally had nothing to do with that and was instead about the zuko and azula relationship. bringing something else up because you can't think of a good argument in response to it is pretty transparent.

also, that was wrong. i never said that wasn't wrong. the show also treats it like it was wrong. the difference is that zuko eventually realizes this, does everything he can to stop the hitman - including risking his own life - and then helps the gaang win the war.

meanwhile, azula never atones for things like literally killing aang (because he did literally die; katara bringing him back doesn't change that), trying to kill zuko after tricking him and trying to kill iroh as a distraction tactic, threatening/bullying her friends into joining her, etc.

[drpoisonoaky]

Tyzula prompt

Azula goes to Ty Lee's house to pick her up for their date and ends dealing with Ty's sisters while she waits.

Hi! Sorry for the thousand-year delay, but my inspiration to write is super chaotic. For example, today I woke up and my brain was like, “How about that Tyzula story?”

And here it is!

Hope you like it!

[browseret]

@tyzula-week day 5: Love at First Sight

Another style change! Originally I was gonna go lineless like all the cool kids, but I kept drawing eyes that were an affront to god. I kinda liked the juxtaposition of the vague lining i had with the 'lineless' coloring. Will i keep drawing like this? Probably not, but i had my fun with it.

Some context for the pic. I imagine in this AU Azula definitely grew star-struck when she first met the princess. While in the beginning it may only only have been puppy love. It grew in to something deeper as the two grew older and got to know each other better.

Role Reversal AU part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

[thirdlotusprince3]

Ty Lee: What do you want for Christmas.

Azula: Revenge.

Ty Lee: What practical thing do you want for Christmas.

Azula: Instruments of torture.

Ty Lee: What harmless, practical thing do you want for Christmas?

Azula: *Pausing to think*