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** The Rough Rhinos were a band of EliteMooks that appeared a few times in Book 2. They were never actually defeated or dealt with by Team Avatar, having been driven off by Team Avatar and then Zuko and Iroh. Much later on, they were revealed to have been the band of Firebenders who destroyed Jet's village, giving them some attachment to his character. While they did appear in the comics, it would've been nice to see them have more encounters with the good guys. Most likely, the writers figured that Azula was the more interesting villain and so decided to focus on her instead of splitting the antagonists too early.
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** Zuko had received this treatment since the show first aired, with many fans often forgiving or looking past his flaws or wrongdoings well before his eventual redemption. The interpretation of Zuko as being an awkward and demure young boy whovis pure of heart has become almost ubiquitous with the character, in stark contrast to his angry, impatient and selfish nature which caused many of his problems depicted in the series.
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** Zuko had received this treatment since the show first aired, with many fans often forgiving or looking past his flaws or wrongdoings well before his eventual redemption. The interpretation of Zuko as being an awkward and demure young boy whovis who is pure of heart has become almost ubiquitous with the character, character within much of the fandom, in stark contrast to his angry, impatient and selfish nature which caused many of his problems depicted in the series.
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* DracoInLeatherPants: Azula's worst wrongdoings are rather often overlooked, typically in some fan works that depict her reconciling with other major characters her age.
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** Zuko had received this treatment since the show first aired, with many fans often forgiving or looking past his flaws or wrongdoings well before his eventual redemption. The interpretation of Zuko as being an awkward and demure young boy whovis pure of heart has become almost ubiquitous with the character, in stark contrast to his angry, impatient and selfish nature which caused many of his problems depicted in the series.
** Azula's worst wrongdoings are rather often overlooked, typically in some fan works that depict her reconciling with other major characters her age.
** Zuko had received this treatment since the show first aired, with many fans often forgiving or looking past his flaws or wrongdoings well before his eventual redemption. The interpretation of Zuko as being an awkward and demure young boy whovis pure of heart has become almost ubiquitous with the character, in stark contrast to his angry, impatient and selfish nature which caused many of his problems depicted in the series.
** Azula's worst wrongdoings are rather often overlooked, typically in some fan works that depict her reconciling with other major characters her age.
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** The creators flew all over the world to find inspiration and art references for architecture and landscaping, studied martial arts in order to create realistic combat sequences, and hired someone with a [=PhD=] so that all the Classical Chinese ideographs seen in the series would be accurate. They also hired consultants for these things.
** The background posters that Sokka walked past one episode were seen for less than ten seconds, yet they still included a realistic poster for a theatre company (foreshadowing for another episode) and a poster for a town meeting about air quality (referencing the industrialized Fire Nation) and all the gambling being done on the streets. All in archaic Chinese.
** Constellations that are seen in the sky of [[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheWaterbendingMaster "The Waterbending Master"]] are the same as those seen a season later on a star map in [[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDesert "The Desert"]]. You'd need to be UsefulNotes/NeilDeGrasseTyson (or a very [[http://atla-annotated.tumblr.com/post/20827907799/the-night-sky-in-the-episode-the-waterbending detail-oriented fan]]) to notice.
** The creators flew all over the world to find inspiration and art references for architecture and landscaping, studied martial arts in order to create realistic combat sequences, and hired someone with a [=PhD=] so that all the Classical Chinese ideographs seen in the series would be accurate. They also hired consultants for these things.
** The background posters that Sokka walked past one episode were seen for less than ten seconds, yet they still included a realistic poster for a theatre company (foreshadowing for another episode) and a poster for a town meeting about air quality (referencing the industrialized Fire Nation) and all the gambling being done on the streets. All in archaic Chinese.
** Constellations that are seen in the sky of [[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheWaterbendingMaster "The Waterbending Master"]] are the same as those seen a season later on a star map in [[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDesert "The Desert"]]. You'd need to be UsefulNotes/NeilDeGrasseTyson (or a very [[http://atla-annotated.tumblr.com/post/20827907799/the-night-sky-in-the-episode-the-waterbending detail-oriented fan]]) to notice.
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* CompleteMonster: Fire Lord Ozai (see the next folder below), [[YMMV/TheLegendOfKorra Unalaq]], and [[Literature/TheRiseOfKyoshi Xu Ping An]].
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* CompleteMonster: Fire Lord Ozai (see the next folder below), [[YMMV/TheLegendOfKorra Unalaq]], and [[Literature/TheRiseOfKyoshi [[YMMV/TheRiseOfKyoshi Xu Ping An]].
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* CompleteMonster: Fire Lord Ozai (see the next folder below) and [[YMMV/TheLegendOfKorra Unalaq]].
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* CompleteMonster: Fire Lord Ozai (see the next folder below) and below), [[YMMV/TheLegendOfKorra Unalaq]].Unalaq]], and [[Literature/TheRiseOfKyoshi Xu Ping An]].
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* NeverLiveItDown: There exists a {{Vocal Minority}} of fans who will never forgive Katara for telling Sokka that he didn't love their mother the way she did. Not helping matters is that she never apologized for this. While it's true that what Katara said was pretty mean, it's human as she was consumed by negative emotions. The lack of forgiveness these fans have for this glosses over the fact that Zuko has had many more such moments like this with Iroh and that, throughout the series, Katara has been a supportive sister to Sokka to the point where he sees her as a mother figure.
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* NeverLiveItDown: NeverLiveItDown:
** There exists a {{Vocal Minority}} of fans who will never forgive Katara for telling Sokka that he didn't love their mother the way she did. Not helping matters is that she never apologized for this. While it's true that what Katara said was pretty mean, it's human as she was consumed by negative emotions. The lack of forgiveness these fans have for this glosses over the fact that Zuko has had many more such moments like this with Iroh and that, throughout the series, Katara has been a supportive sister to Sokka to the point where he sees her as a mother figure.
** There exists a {{Vocal Minority}} of fans who will never forgive Katara for telling Sokka that he didn't love their mother the way she did. Not helping matters is that she never apologized for this. While it's true that what Katara said was pretty mean, it's human as she was consumed by negative emotions. The lack of forgiveness these fans have for this glosses over the fact that Zuko has had many more such moments like this with Iroh and that, throughout the series, Katara has been a supportive sister to Sokka to the point where he sees her as a mother figure.
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!!YMMV Tropes with Their Own Pages
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** Jet is an incredibly divisive character because of his radical approach to decolonization. The series portrays him as an extremist and he is eventually killed off. This rubbed many fans the wrong way because they saw Jet as a traumatized teenager who only did what he had to to survive and they thought it was bizarre that Jet was one of the only characters to die in the series while the BigBad Ozai did not. Other fans agree that Jet was in the wrong and they do not like him because of his manipulative personality.
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** Jet is an incredibly divisive character because of his radical approach to decolonization. The series portrays him as an extremist and he is eventually killed off. This rubbed many fans the wrong way because they saw Jet as a traumatized teenager who only did what he had to to survive and they thought it was bizarre that Jet [[spoiler:Jet was one of the only characters to die in the series while the BigBad Ozai did not.not]]. Other fans agree that Jet was in the wrong and they do not like him because of his manipulative personality.
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She appears in three episodes according to the Avatar wiki.
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** June only appears in about two episodes, but she is well liked for being a BadassNormal antagonist who is only an antagonist because she was paid by Zuko, making her more stand out as a result. Her unique fighting style, and design, makes her well liked for such a small role.
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** June only appears in about two three episodes, but she is well liked for being a BadassNormal antagonist who is only an antagonist because she was paid by Zuko, making her more stand out as a result. Her unique fighting style, and design, makes her well liked for such a small role.
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** Zuko has limited social ability, an obsessive personality ("I must capture the Avatar to restore my honor!"), suffers flashbacks under certain conditions, and has trouble controlling his emotions. Again, as with Azula, a lot of these issues could stem from childhood trauma. But even before the abuse became really nasty, he showed social anxiety and naïveté, and was emotionally dependent on his mother. (Then again, given that his only potential playmates were Azula and her lackeys, social anxiety is to be expected.)
** Azula seems to have some kind of antisocial disorder. She is manipulative as all get out, such a ConsummateLiar that [[LivingLieDetector Toph]] can't tell when she's lying, and she's charismatic and threatening enough to control a secret police force made up entirely of elite earthbenders. However, beneath her confident and capable exterior, she shows herself to be less surefooted and more emotionally needy than a down-the-line sociopath. In "The Beach," she proves to be [[NoSocialSkills cringe-inducingly inept]] when it comes to casual social interaction, [[spoiler:and the loss of her friends and validation from her father end up contributing to her mental unraveling.]] Even as a child, her mother wondered just what was wrong with her because she already demonstrated what amounts to AmbiguousInnocence at best and TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior at worst. According to[[WordOfGod Bryke's]] commentary in ''Sozin's Comet: The Final Battle,'' Azula’s antisocial behavior developed from her feeling that her mother [[TheUnfavourite didn't love her]] as much as Zuko and that while she could have turned out better, her nation's TakeOverTheWorld policy only worsened her problems. Since she is under the age of 18, she most likely has Conduct Disorder, which is treatable if caught early enough. Hopefully, Azula can still have a relatively normal life after a whole lot of therapy.
** Zuko has limited social ability, an obsessive personality ("I must capture the Avatar to restore my honor!"), suffers flashbacks under certain conditions, and has trouble controlling his emotions. Again, as with Azula, a lot of these issues could stem from childhood trauma. But even before the abuse became really nasty, he showed social anxiety and naïveté, and was emotionally dependent on his mother. (Then again, given that his only potential playmates were Azula and her lackeys, social anxiety is to be expected.)
** Azula seems to have some kind of antisocial disorder. She is manipulative as all get out, such a ConsummateLiar that [[LivingLieDetector Toph]] can't tell when she's lying, and she's charismatic and threatening enough to control a secret police force made up entirely of elite earthbenders. However, beneath her confident and capable exterior, she shows herself to be less surefooted and more emotionally needy than a down-the-line sociopath. In "The Beach," she proves to be [[NoSocialSkills cringe-inducingly inept]] when it comes to casual social interaction, [[spoiler:and the loss of her friends and validation from her father end up contributing to her mental unraveling.]] Even as a child, her mother wondered just what was wrong with her because she already demonstrated what amounts to AmbiguousInnocence at best and TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior at worst. According to[[WordOfGod Bryke's]] commentary in ''Sozin's Comet: The Final Battle,'' Azula’s antisocial behavior developed from her feeling that her mother [[TheUnfavourite didn't love her]] as much as Zuko and that while she could have turned out better, her nation's TakeOverTheWorld policy only worsened her problems. Since she is under the age of 18, she most likely has Conduct Disorder, which is treatable if caught early enough. Hopefully, Azula can still have a relatively normal life after a whole lot of therapy.
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* ThemePairing: Ursa and Hakoda are the single, loving parents of major characters (respectively, Zuko and siblings Katara and Sokka), who are pressured to abandon their kids because of the war. They are the main pairing of fanfics such as ''Fanfic/GuideMeHome''.
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** The city of Ba Sing Se, considered the best-protected sanctuary, operates on "Outside is Burning, Inside is Safe". The city makes sure everyone inside is safe from the war (how well depends on social class), but mentioning the war is prohibited, and don't cross the Dai Li, the inner police, or they will brainwash you or make you disappear.
** In the Fire Nation's case, it can be said that they are the ones burning the outside. The Fire Nation enjoys a great standard of life inside its frontiers. In fact, the reason why they started the war in the first place is that their way of living, access to resources, and technological prowess are far superior to that of the other nations.
** In the Fire Nation's case, it can be said that they are the ones burning the outside. The Fire Nation enjoys a great standard of life inside its frontiers. In fact, the reason why they started the war in the first place is that their way of living, access to resources, and technological prowess are far superior to that of the other nations.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: The first two-thirds or so of the first season is considered by some to be a bit of a slog because it’s mostly world building. It’s not until episode 8 (40% mark) that Aang meets Roku who then explains the MythArc to him. The story plods around for another handful of filler episodes before really hitting the home stretch with Zuko’s development episodes and the kids getting to the Northern Water Tribe.
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* SlidingScaleOfSocialSatisfaction: Categorized as "Outside is Burning, Inside is Safe" in the cases of the Fire Nation and Ba Sing Se.
* SlowPacedBeginning: The first two-thirds or so of the first season is considered by some to be a bit of a slog because it’s mostlyworld building.world-building. It’s not until episode 8 (40% mark) that Aang meets Roku who then explains the MythArc to him. The story plods around for another handful of filler episodes before really hitting the home stretch with Zuko’s development episodes and the kids getting to the Northern Water Tribe.
* SlowPacedBeginning: The first two-thirds or so of the first season is considered by some to be a bit of a slog because it’s mostly
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** Ty Lee is a fan favorite with a unique ability, and is much nicer than Azula or Mai despite being an antagonist. We never really learn anything about her (other than she comes from a big family where she felt overlooked), and we only see her three times during Season 3, only in one of these episodes was she a major character.
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** Ty Lee is a fan favorite with a unique ability, ability and is much nicer than Azula or Mai despite being an antagonist. We never really learn anything about her (other than she comes from a big family where she felt overlooked), and we only see her three times during Season 3, only in one of these episodes was she a major character.
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** Zuko has limited social ability, an obsessive personality ("I must capture the Avatar to restore my honor!"), suffers flashbacks under certain conditions, and has trouble controlling his emotions. Again, as with Azula, a lot of these issues could stem from childhood trauma. But even before the abuse became really nasty, he showed social anxiety and naïveté, and was emotionally dependent on his mother. (Then again, given that his only potential playmates were Azula and her lackeys, social anxiety is to be expected.)
** Azula seems to have some kind of antisocial disorder. She is manipulative as all get out, such a ConsummateLiar that [[LivingLieDetector Toph]] can't tell when she's lying, and she's charismatic and threatening enough to control a secret police force made up entirely of elite earthbenders. However, beneath her confident and capable exterior, she shows herself to be less surefooted and more emotionally needy than a down-the-line sociopath. In "The Beach," she proves to be [[NoSocialSkills cringe-inducingly inept]] when it comes to casual social interaction, [[spoiler:and the loss of her friends and validation from her father end up contributing to her mental unraveling.]] Even as a child, her mother wondered just what was wrong with her because she already demonstrated what amounts to AmbiguousInnocence at best and TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior at worst. According to[[WordOfGod Bryke's]] commentary in ''Sozin's Comet: The Final Battle,'' Azula’s antisocial behavior developed from her feeling that her mother [[TheUnfavourite didn't love her]] as much as Zuko and that while she could have turned out better, her nation's TakeOverTheWorld policy only worsened her problems. Since she is under the age of 18, she most likely has Conduct Disorder, which is treatable if caught early enough. Hopefully, Azula can still have a relatively normal life after a whole lot of therapy.
** Zuko has limited social ability, an obsessive personality ("I must capture the Avatar to restore my honor!"), suffers flashbacks under certain conditions, and has trouble controlling his emotions. Again, as with Azula, a lot of these issues could stem from childhood trauma. But even before the abuse became really nasty, he showed social anxiety and naïveté, and was emotionally dependent on his mother. (Then again, given that his only potential playmates were Azula and her lackeys, social anxiety is to be expected.)
** Azula seems to have some kind of antisocial disorder. She is manipulative as all get out, such a ConsummateLiar that [[LivingLieDetector Toph]] can't tell when she's lying, and she's charismatic and threatening enough to control a secret police force made up entirely of elite earthbenders. However, beneath her confident and capable exterior, she shows herself to be less surefooted and more emotionally needy than a down-the-line sociopath. In "The Beach," she proves to be [[NoSocialSkills cringe-inducingly inept]] when it comes to casual social interaction, [[spoiler:and the loss of her friends and validation from her father end up contributing to her mental unraveling.]] Even as a child, her mother wondered just what was wrong with her because she already demonstrated what amounts to AmbiguousInnocence at best and TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior at worst. According to[[WordOfGod Bryke's]] commentary in ''Sozin's Comet: The Final Battle,'' Azula’s antisocial behavior developed from her feeling that her mother [[TheUnfavourite didn't love her]] as much as Zuko and that while she could have turned out better, her nation's TakeOverTheWorld policy only worsened her problems. Since she is under the age of 18, she most likely has Conduct Disorder, which is treatable if caught early enough. Hopefully, Azula can still have a relatively normal life after a whole lot of therapy.
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** Zhao is much less EvilIsCool but ''definitely'' this for how his evilness is played up by his arrogance.
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** Zhao is much less EvilIsCool but ''definitely'' this for how his evilness is played up by his arrogance. Also, Jason Isaac's voicework makes him fun to watch.
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*** Also considering how Azula before this [[spoiler:pulled massive TheBadGuyWins scenarios off in both "The Guru"/"The Crossroads of Destiny" and both parts of "The Day of Black Sun" that delivered massive defeats to the Gaang both times, seeing her be the one to lose and lose big in the aftermath of both of those only adds to how utterly sweet and therapeutic the whole situation is.]]
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*** Also considering how Azula before this [[spoiler:pulled massive TheBadGuyWins scenarios off in both "The Guru"/"The Crossroads of Destiny" and both parts of "The Day of Black Sun" that delivered massive defeats to the Gaang both times, seeing her be the one to lose and lose big in the aftermath of both of those only adds to how utterly sweet and therapeutic the whole situation is.]]
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Not a character, but a group of individuals. Looks more like "I wanted a character to exist", rather than a wasted idea.
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** Ty Lee! She is a fan favorite with a unique ability, and is much nicer than Azula or Mai despite being an antagonist. We never really learn anything about her (other than she comes from a big family where she felt overlooked), and we only see her three times during Season 3, only in one of these episodes was she a major character.
** The Kyoshi Warriors. Apart from Suki, we don't know any of their names and they barely interact with the Gaang.
** The Kyoshi Warriors. Apart from Suki, we don't know any of their names and they barely interact with the Gaang.
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** Ty Lee! She Lee is a fan favorite with a unique ability, and is much nicer than Azula or Mai despite being an antagonist. We never really learn anything about her (other than she comes from a big family where she felt overlooked), and we only see her three times during Season 3, only in one of these episodes was she a major character.
** The Kyoshi Warriors. Apart from Suki, we don't know any of their names and they barely interact with the Gaang.character.
** The Kyoshi Warriors. Apart from Suki, we don't know any of their names and they barely interact with the Gaang.
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Removing complaining. Plus Suki is also not a Base teaming character.
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** After the show was [[VindicatedByCable Vindicated By Netflix]], meaning that [[NewbieBoom a lot of newer viewers got caught up in it]], Zukka ([[HoYay Zuko/Sokka]]) has surprisingly eclipsed Zutara and Tokka almost entirely on some social media platforms. Mostly because the new fans noticed a lot of tender moments between them, [[ValuesDissonance the standards of homosexual relationships changing over time]], many of them being shippers of the highly popular Keith/Lance pairing from Netflix's ''WesternAnimation/VoltronLegendaryDefender'' who see Zuko/Sokka as JustForFun/SurprisinglySimilarCharacters, and both Mai and Suki being [[BaseBreakingCharacter rather controversial]]. Especially the former, with many considering Mai's and Zuko's relationship [[StrangledByTheRedString to be somewhat forced]].
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** After the show was [[VindicatedByCable Vindicated By Netflix]], meaning that [[NewbieBoom a lot of newer viewers got caught up in it]], Zukka ([[HoYay Zuko/Sokka]]) has surprisingly eclipsed Zutara and Tokka almost entirely on some social media platforms. Mostly because the new fans noticed a lot of tender moments between them, [[ValuesDissonance the standards of homosexual relationships changing over time]], many of them being shippers of the highly popular Keith/Lance pairing from Netflix's ''WesternAnimation/VoltronLegendaryDefender'' who see Zuko/Sokka as JustForFun/SurprisinglySimilarCharacters, and JustForFun/SurprisinglySimilarCharacters. It's also easily bigger than both Zuko and Sokka with their canon love interests, Mai and Suki being [[BaseBreakingCharacter rather controversial]]. Especially the former, with many considering Mai's and Zuko's relationship [[StrangledByTheRedString to be somewhat forced]].respectively.
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* PlatonicWritingRomanticReading:
** Azula permanently sounding like she's trying to [[TheVamp seduce]] her [[BrotherSisterIncest brother]]. Okay, admittedly, that's how she acts with pretty much everyone. But Bryke sure loved to tease the fans with this idea such as a possible pairing in the series being her and the Blue Spirit, aka Zuko's alternate identity.
** Azula's interactions with Ty Lee, and vice versa, sometimes come off as romantic or resemble a PseudoRomanticFriendship but this was unintentional. Azula was manipulating Ty Lee for her own gain and Ty Lee behaved sycophantically towards Azula out of her extreme fear that Azula would harm her. When Mai betrayed Azula for Zuko, Ty Lee ''also'' betrayed Azula for Mai. Later confirmed in the comic trilogies that Ty Lee prefers Mai and is not on pleasant terms with Azula post-series. Azula is still angry at her for her betrayal and Ty Lee is naturally even ''more'' afraid of her than before. This jossed many Tyzula shipping fanworks. Still, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2GeJAvULnk their voice actresses like the ship.]] Azula's voice actress, Creator/GreyDeLisle has stated that she recognizes that a potential relationship between Azula and Ty Lee would be [[https://twitter.com/GreyDeLisle/status/1288056393610625025 abusive]]. But since this is Grey [=DeLisle=] we are talking about, [[NightmareFetishist Azula/Ty Lee being an abusive relationship just makes the pairing even more appealing to her]].
** Azula permanently sounding like she's trying to [[TheVamp seduce]] her [[BrotherSisterIncest brother]]. Okay, admittedly, that's how she acts with pretty much everyone. But Bryke sure loved to tease the fans with this idea such as a possible pairing in the series being her and the Blue Spirit, aka Zuko's alternate identity.
** Azula's interactions with Ty Lee, and vice versa, sometimes come off as romantic or resemble a PseudoRomanticFriendship but this was unintentional. Azula was manipulating Ty Lee for her own gain and Ty Lee behaved sycophantically towards Azula out of her extreme fear that Azula would harm her. When Mai betrayed Azula for Zuko, Ty Lee ''also'' betrayed Azula for Mai. Later confirmed in the comic trilogies that Ty Lee prefers Mai and is not on pleasant terms with Azula post-series. Azula is still angry at her for her betrayal and Ty Lee is naturally even ''more'' afraid of her than before. This jossed many Tyzula shipping fanworks. Still, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2GeJAvULnk their voice actresses like the ship.]] Azula's voice actress, Creator/GreyDeLisle has stated that she recognizes that a potential relationship between Azula and Ty Lee would be [[https://twitter.com/GreyDeLisle/status/1288056393610625025 abusive]]. But since this is Grey [=DeLisle=] we are talking about, [[NightmareFetishist Azula/Ty Lee being an abusive relationship just makes the pairing even more appealing to her]].
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** Azula permanently sounding like she's trying to [[TheVamp seduce]] her [[BrotherSisterIncest brother]]. Okay, admittedly, that's how she acts with pretty much everyone. But Bryke sure loved to tease the fans with this idea such as a possible pairing in the series being her and the Blue Spirit, aka Zuko's alternate identity.
** Azula's interactions with Ty Lee, and vice versa, sometimes come off as romantic or resemble a PseudoRomanticFriendship but this was unintentional. Azula was manipulating Ty Lee for her own gain and Ty Lee behaved sycophantically towards Azula out of her extreme fear that Azula would harm her. When Mai betrayed Azula for Zuko, Ty Lee ''also'' betrayed Azula for Mai. Later confirmed in the comic trilogies that Ty Lee prefers Mai and is not on pleasant terms with Azula post-series. Azula is still angry at her for her betrayal and Ty Lee is naturally even ''more'' afraid of her than before. This jossed many Tyzula shipping fanworks. Still, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2GeJAvULnk their voice actresses like the ship.]] Azula's voice actress, Creator/GreyDeLisle has stated that she recognizes that a potential relationship between Azula and Ty Lee would be [[https://twitter.com/GreyDeLisle/status/1288056393610625025 abusive]]. But since this is Grey [=DeLisle=] we are talking about, [[NightmareFetishist Azula/Ty Lee being an abusive relationship just makes the pairing even more appealing to her]].
** Azula permanently sounding like she's trying to [[TheVamp seduce]] her [[BrotherSisterIncest brother]]. Okay, admittedly, that's how she acts with pretty much everyone. But Bryke sure loved to tease the fans with this idea such as a possible pairing in the series being her and the Blue Spirit, aka Zuko's alternate identity.
** Azula's interactions with Ty Lee, and vice versa, sometimes come off as romantic or resemble a PseudoRomanticFriendship but this was unintentional. Azula was manipulating Ty Lee for her own gain and Ty Lee behaved sycophantically towards Azula out of her extreme fear that Azula would harm her. When Mai betrayed Azula for Zuko, Ty Lee ''also'' betrayed Azula for Mai. Later confirmed in the comic trilogies that Ty Lee prefers Mai and is not on pleasant terms with Azula post-series. Azula is still angry at her for her betrayal and Ty Lee is naturally even ''more'' afraid of her than before. This jossed many Tyzula shipping fanworks. Still, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2GeJAvULnk their voice actresses like the ship.]] Azula's voice actress, Creator/GreyDeLisle has stated that she recognizes that a potential relationship between Azula and Ty Lee would be [[https://twitter.com/GreyDeLisle/status/1288056393610625025 abusive]]. But since this is Grey [=DeLisle=] we are talking about, [[NightmareFetishist Azula/Ty Lee being an abusive relationship just makes the pairing even more appealing to her]].
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* OlderThanTheyThink: The first series premiered in 2005. As early as [[http://tdn.com/news/unforeseen-events-may-sway-voters-more-than-campaigns/article_11517f93-09f2-5c0f-90ef-d488632d9de5.html 2004]], [[http://www.cnbc.com/id/36782243 various]] [[http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4bd0a24601011y99.html journalists]] [[http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/03/trumps-path-through-the-rust-belt/475767/ have]] [[http://www.realclearpolitics.com/2009/06/06/no_help_in_sight_for_the_auto_belt_215416.html referred]] to the "Rust Belt" area of the United States as the "metal-bending states."
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* OlderThanTheyThink: OlderThanTheyThink:
** The first series premiered in 2005. As early as [[http://tdn.com/news/unforeseen-events-may-sway-voters-more-than-campaigns/article_11517f93-09f2-5c0f-90ef-d488632d9de5.html 2004]], [[http://www.cnbc.com/id/36782243 various]] [[http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4bd0a24601011y99.html journalists]] [[http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/03/trumps-path-through-the-rust-belt/475767/ have]] [[http://www.realclearpolitics.com/2009/06/06/no_help_in_sight_for_the_auto_belt_215416.html referred]] to the "Rust Belt" area of the United States as the "metal-bending states.""
** Zuko's character arc -- the WhiteSheep of the villainous group, trained to be evil with horrible consequences for resisting, raised by an abusive single parent who gives him a scar on his left eye, eventually attempting to change sides and initially being rejected -- is almost identical to Kovu's plot in the 1998 DTV Disney sequel ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKingIISimbasPride''. Many a fan has noted that the film's song "Not One Of Us" fits Zuko's story without changing a word.
** The first series premiered in 2005. As early as [[http://tdn.com/news/unforeseen-events-may-sway-voters-more-than-campaigns/article_11517f93-09f2-5c0f-90ef-d488632d9de5.html 2004]], [[http://www.cnbc.com/id/36782243 various]] [[http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4bd0a24601011y99.html journalists]] [[http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/03/trumps-path-through-the-rust-belt/475767/ have]] [[http://www.realclearpolitics.com/2009/06/06/no_help_in_sight_for_the_auto_belt_215416.html referred]] to the "Rust Belt" area of the United States as the "metal-bending states.
** Zuko's character arc -- the WhiteSheep of the villainous group, trained to be evil with horrible consequences for resisting, raised by an abusive single parent who gives him a scar on his left eye, eventually attempting to change sides and initially being rejected -- is almost identical to Kovu's plot in the 1998 DTV Disney sequel ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKingIISimbasPride''. Many a fan has noted that the film's song "Not One Of Us" fits Zuko's story without changing a word.
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** Due to her role in the story, viewers tend to either treat Azula as a monster who cannot be redeemed, or as a victim of mental disabilities that isn't to blame for her actions. The series really sits in the middle: she does have a mental disorder, and her father was not a positive influence on her at all, but Azula still makes choices on her own that make her an antagonist that needs to be stopped. Various episodes show her insecurities and flaws, making it clear she is a byproduct of the Fire Nations war, and other episodes show her being cruel out of her own desire to be. Like the above examples, Azula is presented as a terribly flawed human being, and while she should be accountable for the harm she has caused, she sill deserves to be treated with kindness and compassion given her circumstances rather than as a lost cause. The finale of the series hammers home the middle ground more by showing both sides of these, but despite that, many tend to stick to one side and view her as innocent or a monster.
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** Due to her role in the story, viewers tend to either treat Azula as a monster who cannot be redeemed, or as a victim of mental disabilities that isn't to blame for her actions. The series really sits in the middle: she does have a mental disorder, and her father was not a positive influence on her at all, but Azula still makes choices on her own that make her an antagonist that needs to be stopped. Various episodes show her insecurities and flaws, making it clear she is a byproduct of the Fire Nations war, and other episodes show her being cruel out of her own desire to be. Like the above examples, Azula is presented as a terribly flawed human being, and while she should be accountable for the harm she has caused, she sill still deserves to be treated with kindness and compassion given her circumstances rather than as a lost cause. The finale of the series hammers home the middle ground more by showing both sides of these, but despite that, many tend to stick to one side and view her as innocent or a monster.
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** Most fans still believe this of a number of Air Nomads. One of the comics actually had this be true... [[KillThemAll for a while]].
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** Most fans still believe this of a number of Air Nomads. One of the comics actually had this be true... [[KillThemAll for a while]].while.
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** Some between Katara and Sokka as well, because of the time they dressed up as a married couple to pretend they were Aang's parents.
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** Some between Katara and Sokka as well, Sokka, because of the time they dressed up as a married couple to pretend they were Aang's parents.
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* DracoInLeatherPants: Azula's worst wrongdoings are rather often overlooked, typically in some fan works that depict her reconciling with other major characters her age.
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** Some between Katara and Sokka because of the time they dressed up as a married couple to pretend they were Aang's parents.
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** Some between Katara and Sokka as well, because of the time they dressed up as a married couple to pretend they were Aang's parents.
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* LoveToHate: Azula, for those that prefer her to not be a [[DracoInLeatherPants DILP]]. Long Feng too. Zhao is much less EvilIsCool but ''definitely'' LoveToHate.
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* LoveToHate: Azula, for those that prefer her to not be a [[DracoInLeatherPants DILP]]. LoveToHate:
** Azula and Long Fengtoo. are beloved for how far their schemes got them, particularly when [[spoiler:the latter is ultimately OutGambitted at the end of Book 2]].
** Zhao is much less EvilIsCool but ''definitely''LoveToHate.this for how his evilness is played up by his arrogance.
** Azula and Long Feng
** Zhao is much less EvilIsCool but ''definitely''
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. BBC and EDH are mutually exclusive, Suki is generally well liked, and Jet is more divisive.
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** Suki. When she was introduced, she was a near-unanimous EnsembleDarkhorse for being an ActionGirl, but her joining the Gaang for the final battle split the fandom. Some are happy to see her return with more spotlight, others thought that she was just sort of thrown in without much consideration or fanfare and it wound up making her duller. Not to mention she lost her distinctive Kyoshi Warriors garb, which some saw as one of the best parts of her character, while others feel her character is more than just a cool outfit.
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** Jet was meant to be a one-shot character, but fan popularity brought him back for [[ReformedButRejected four more appearances]].
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** ''Avatar'' is considered by many to be one of the greatest television shows ever made, animated or live-action, and has an extremely high MultipleDemographicAppeal (so much so that the show overall received an exceedingly rare 100% critics' approval rating[[note]]Its rating among top critics is ''still'' 100%, although its overall rating has dropped to a still-respectable 97%[[/note]], and an even rarer, nearly perfect audience score of ''99%'', on Website/RottenTomatoes); as such, some fans can get very defensive whenever any form of criticism is brought up. Saying that you don't like this show or that its heavily divisive SequelSeries, ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'', is better is bound to be met with serious backlash. Fans of other animated series can also get annoyed with the ''Avatar'' fandom because they perceive most ''Avatar'' fans to have little experience or knowledge of other anmimated series, and find the series to be [[HypeBacklash severely overhyped]].
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** ''Avatar'' is considered by many to be one of the greatest television shows ever made, animated or live-action, and has an extremely high MultipleDemographicAppeal (so much so that the show overall received an exceedingly rare 100% critics' approval rating[[note]]Its rating among top critics is ''still'' 100%, although its overall rating has dropped to a still-respectable 97%[[/note]], and an even rarer, nearly perfect audience score of ''99%'', on Website/RottenTomatoes); as such, some fans can get very defensive whenever any form of criticism is brought up. Saying that you don't like this show or that its heavily divisive SequelSeries, ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'', is better is bound to be met with serious backlash. Fans of other animated series can also get annoyed with the ''Avatar'' fandom because they perceive most ''Avatar'' fans to have little experience or knowledge of other anmimated series, animated series and find the series to be [[HypeBacklash severely overhyped]].
