The Konggodzuko Show

Needless to say, I noticed.

The scar itself is on her abdomen, but I like to imagine it a little higher up, at the entrance to his stomach. // La cicatriz en sí esta en su abdomen, pero me gusta imaginarla un poco más arriba, en la entrada del estomago

The Cycle in Reverse Gaang is ready to save the world!

GTA 6 Killers coming this November

quick little halply doodle for this morning

Alternatively, they practiced situational homosexuality, which is often the case in gender segregated institutions. Which is not the same thing as being accepting.

But maybe I'm just immature.

Is Aang going against his culture by having a family with Katara? The guy that wouldn't go against his culture to save the world?

As for how relationships work, before the idea that all Airbenders are monks or nuns was confirmed the idea was that there were airbenders who weren't monk or nuns, they had relationships and the clergy didn't. After it was made to seem that all Air Nomads were monks or nuns the common head canon was that there were basically fertility festivals (with varying levels of how strict they were about individuals maintaining relationships vs requiring détachement) and that the resulting children would be sent to the temple opposite of their same-sex parent to be raised with the elders keeping birth records to prevent incest. Because again, spiritually detached monks. They shouldn't be having sex or kids at all but if they're the only members of their culture they kind of have to.

But I'm willing to bet this is also why Bryke couldn't let any of the airbenders survive or bring back air nomad cultural practices. If Aang is the only one, he can do whatever he wants.

:/

In the original script, its been confirmed that katara [at the end of the movie] was gonna tell Aang she was pregnant after all. (Which makes sense why they cut it out, bc then it would remove the importance of the entire plot anyway.) Yikes.

The script originally having Katara be pregnant is something I totally believe, because the message at the end of the movie seems to be that Aang needs to learn that the "proper" way to bring back airbenders is the good old fashioned way. I'm also willing to speculate that the original script did more with that flashback with Gyatso (considering how it seems out of place with the finished movie) and emphasizing Aang's need for a male presence who truly understands him, unlike his wife who is such a drag. Someone probably said that they should tone down the misogyny a bit so some of that stuff was removed.

No, but remember what I said about the show bending backwards to preserve Aang's innocence while zutara antis paint Zuko, who was never allowed to be a child and kicked out of his home at thirteen, as a violent killer and a "bad boy."

THANKS! I love writing Eggman so much bc he makes everything sound extra catty. He wouldn't just call someone stupid, that would be pedestrian. He needs to tell them that they're an oafish buffoon. Everyone else is merely coasting by while Eggman is putting in effort.