#aang and Kya ii
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thinky-think-brainblast · 4 months ago
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Aang was destined to be a girl dad and the writers just didn’t deliver.
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kataangoogie · 6 months ago
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Day 3: Parenthood 🎏
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queen-morgana91 · 9 months ago
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Damn Kya stole all her parents' pretty genes 😭 😂
Also i love how Kya got Aang's personality while Tenzin got Katara's personality!
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izze-art · 5 months ago
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the kids all grown up!! (or aged down if we think about tlok?? idk)
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mesapies · 6 months ago
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Over 70% of ppl said that kya would have brown hair like katara on the poll I did the other day, but I rlly do like the idea of kya having black hair like aang. Idk it just feels right to me.
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zukkaart · 9 months ago
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Headcanon that the gaangs kids learn about Zuko’s misguided quest to capture the avatar and subsequently make a game out of it.
Bumi steals an air nomad necklace from his dad and whoever wears it becomes the “avatar” for the duration of the game. The “avatar” is given 100 seconds to hide.
When they “capture the avatar” the winner must shout “I have restored my honor!”
Zuko is mortified, everyone else thinks it’s endlessly hilarious.
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punkeropercyjackson · 2 months ago
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The awnser to who's more of a feminist king between Sokka and Zuko is neither Sokka nor Zuko but a secret third thing:they're both equally misogynistic.If any Atla dude is a standup woman worshipping legend,it's Aang-He not only never had a random sexist phrases phase but fell in love with Katara for her brown girl swag onsight and fell harder as he found out she's also a punk brown girl specifically,never complained about Toph's girly ass nickname for him even though it was meant to be taunting and looked up to her earthbending skills and take no shit tomboy attitude from the start,respects Yangchen and Kyoshi even when he disagrees with them on fundamental things,supported Kya as his lesbian daughter no problem when she came out to him and had Korra's back when so many dudes were giving her a hard time.Crazy how this is a legit debate considering Aang's literally the protagonist of Atla so we get to see him the most but y'all would rather focus on his nonexistent worst moments Zutradras made up🫰🏼
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beifong-brainrot · 3 months ago
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chriscdcase95 · 11 months ago
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Aang: “Avatar Kyoshi’s, I seek your advice-”
Kyoshi: (spirit manifests) “End that motherfuckers life!”
(We cut to see it’s an adult Aang with a teenaged Kya standing beside him. Both look taken aback, and bewildered.)
Aang: “Actually, I was hoping to speak to you on my daughters behalf…”
(Jump cuts to Kyoshi, projecting herself through Aang whilst sitting at a table, across from Kyla. Kyoshi is listening expectantly to Kya.)
Kya: (sheepishly rubbing the back of her neck, a blush on her face) “Okay, so there’s this girl at the Academy…”
Kyoshi: (nodding) Yes, yes, Go on…”
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bacipinoto · 5 months ago
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(SwapAU) Bending-sibling-rivalry
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firelxdykatara · 2 months ago
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I have a weird question: When I talk about kya and bumi’s childhoods, I’ve had a lot of people saying to me “Aang tried SO hard to teach his culture to Kya and Bumi but they weren’t interested and ignored him”
Is there any episode of TLOK that I’ve missed where that’s stated? I’m so confused
No, there isn't. It's purely headcanon, in an attempt to make it seem like Aang was portrayed as less of a neglectful father to his non-airbending children, which wouldn't necessarily be such a huge problem.... except that a) Aang fans are extremely invested in making it out as if this is somehow canon to the text of the show, and b) it requires ignoring things that are actually stated in the show itself.
Such as Aang taking Tenzin--and only Tenzin--on fun vacations to places that have no Air Nomad or airbending significance, but do in fact have great significance to the gaang as a whole. What, exactly, was he teaching Tenzin about airbending, or even Air Nomad culture, when he took him alone to Kyoshi Island to ride the elephant koi, or to Ember Island to build sandcastles?
Kya says it herself:
"Bumi and I weren't on those great vacations. It was always just you and Dad."
In fact, Bumi says they never saw the place, meaning that it isn't even a case of "Well, Tenzin was the youngest, so maybe they got taken on vacations of their own and by the time he was old enough to go they had other fun things to do."
Imagine, never taking fully two thirds of your children to Ember Island, because... what, it never occurred to him that maybe his wife might like to reminisce about the past with him and their children?
Because that's the other implication here: he never took Kya or Bumi on these great vacations, they were left home with their mother, who presumably had to figure out how to explain to them why their father didn't think to take them to fun places as a family that didn't involve telling them outright that they just weren't as important to him because they couldn't bend air. (Now, yes, that is editorializing on my part--but the difference between this and 'but he tried to teach Kya and Bumi about their Air Nomad heritage, they just weren't interested!' is that my supposition fits perfectly within canon, while their attempted justification is contradicted by the show.)
And if that weren't enough, we also get explicit textual confirmation that Aang never even talked about having other children to the people whose entire purpose in life was to idolize the Avatar and attempt to revive his nearly extinct culture. The Air Acolytes assume that Kya and Bumi are Tenzin's servants at first! And they are shocked to discover the Avatar had other children--and then disappointed when they realize those other children were not airbenders. And Bumi himself has to tell a statue of his dead father that he hopes he's finally proud of him... because he was granted airbending, entirely outside of his control, not because of any of his actual accomplishments, which we have no indication Aang gave a shit about.
There's just really not a lot of room in there for 'the kids were just a little jealous that Tenzin got extra airbending teaching but he wasn't that bad' when the actual text of the show gives us this.
Now, I don't know if the comics tried to retcon it with some nonsense like that, but even if they did, it is not remotely indicated in the show. And given how bad the comics are right now about trying to like, retroactively fix things because of criticism, I am not particularly inclined to give canon grace here.
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hadesisqueer · 6 months ago
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We talk a lot about the insanity of Kuruk and Kyoshi's companions and their relations but tbh Roku/Aang/Korra aren't any better like what is this
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This isn't even all of it, I ran out of proper space for Sozin, Gyatso or Iroh. And thank god the whole deal with Mako and Zuko's granddaughter was scrapped solely because I would cry trying to fit her in.
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glassy-eyed-poet · 9 months ago
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"Yeah but when you're with her you're thinking of me aren't you?"
Korra, with all due respect, EVERYONE thinks of you an obsessive amount (including me ofc.)
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queen-morgana91 · 3 months ago
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oh I love them
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mugentakeda · 1 year ago
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kataang redraw 🩵🧡
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mesapies · 4 months ago
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The way there's grandpa iroh content for kataang kids but none for izumi. And there's no grandpa hakoda content either
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I like to believe that iroh was like a grandpa to all the gaangs kids but I'd like to see him with his actual great niece granddaughter as well.
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