I dont dislike Kataang because I like Zutara. I also like Jettara, a lot.

I dislike Kataang because of Aang.

A lot of people say we dont hate aang. I am not part of those we.

I have disliked Aang for 20 years. I will dislike Aang forever. Let me enjoy my disdain for him.

He was a brat child turned manchild.

He is an awful character. He is selfish. Selfish. Selfish and did i mention selfish. And all his fans like to use his "im the last" as an excuse. Or his moral compass as an excuse.

And that's so bothersome because his actions are so pick and choosey. He wants to revive his culture but got married? His culture was segregated by sex....but he ignored that (and his other children). He wont kill but hell let a man who has let so many die and had a direct hand in so much harm?

He wasnt just the last airbender. He was also the avatar . And the world needed the avatar. But he gives up the avatar state for a girl. A boy who was raised as a nomadic monk...no. just no.

What was the point of making airbenders monks who lived in segregated temples. Who were shown to have deep connection to spirituality and an understanding of not holding onto earthly tethers. And he settled down with one woman....and has one airbender child? And then continously whines about having to restore his nation....

It made no sense for aang. it was just a fetish for bryke

He brought out kataras child side??? He did that once in the first episode and then she was his mother almost every other episode. Including the only other episode where he helped her "relax" (dancing with the firenation kids) where she literally acted as his mother....

He is such a respectful kid but he literally had outward disgust anytime watertribe food was brought out. He was the living definition of "eww your food smells funny" bullying.

He. Was. NOT. A . Good. Guy. ( and by that I mean he is not what I consider a good (good as in nice decent, husbandable and various other sybo6) guy (because apparently I have to clarify this) (i think hes the "nice guy" trope)

He was a selfish one who wanted things his way. And if this had been written for an older audience he could have gotten either Katara or Sokka or both killed.

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I used to really like the ✨ emoji but now she's best friends with AI and I feel like I can't trust her anymore

The BEST trope is when a character tells another “let’s run away together, we can leave all of this behind and start a new life somewhere” and gets rejected. And then the rest of the tragedy unfolds

on tragedy, fate, and inevitability.

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