Collateral Damage 🇵🇸

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[Collateral Damage 🇵🇸 @CollateralDmag]

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Give them some deserved props!

[LEO_COMIC @orisha1808]

Do you think Azula definitely deserved one too 🤔

[🌦️ @kataangthinker]

“welcome to the family, little bro” and bumi goes to hug his little brother 😭 he was reminiscing when tenzin joined the family too 💕

[TRAFON(s Backup Account) @RiseFallNickBck]

Pain.

[Av ☁️ 🌺 @MarioEmmet]

Sa’luk’s death in Aladdin and the King of Thieves.

It’s one of the most brutal Disney villain deaths; right up there with the likes of Judge Doom, Scar, Frollo, Clayton, Syndrome and Dr. Facilier.

[chimari 🇵🇸 | #TENOÍ @chimaritsu]

IM SO SORRY XBOX I DIDNT THINK THAT PERSONA 6 WOULD HAPPEN 😭

[TiredCadian @TiredCadain777]

What happens when idiots spread memes as actual lore

[horse @horsetwting]

yeah this is Air Horse One

[Philtomato 🍅 @otagoth]

ART SHARE TIME! Show us what you've been workin' on!

[Keni Presh @leo_ukeni]

Making Kuruk just a lazy surfer dude was too one-dimensional.

The novel's reveal that he was secretly fighting dark spirits to clean up Yangchen's political messes is peak tragic storytelling.

He intentionally let the world hate him and think he was a failure just to protect Yangchen's legacy, destroying his own soul and lifespan in the process. That is a way heavier burden than just being bad at the job.

[Ang.🔆 @barriswestallen]

Like you can’t tell me Tonraq wouldn’t have also thrived as an earth bender

[mars @mars_rx]

happy pride month

[͏͏͏͏Mannie @fwmann1e]

Trust exercise? She just wanted a free ride 😹

[Anime Posts @AnimeePost]

The lineage is insane

[Gastwitt_ (0/5 Comissões). @witt808]

essa trend de fazer as backrooms em tempos diferentes da história é muito criativo.

[Fry 🐀💀 @dread_piratefry]

she nearly killed Kratos and fought Thor to a stalemate, yes she just breaks that giant demon's arm

[𝙳𝚊𝚢𝚘 @heisola13]

That moment hits because it flips Zuko from “chasing honor” to finally seeing what the Fire Nation actually did to people.

Before that, he understood the war mostly in abstract terms, honor, duty, the Avatar. But being forced to live among victims shows him the real cost of the empire led by Ozai.

That’s why it works so well:

he isn’t convinced by speeches
he isn’t redeemed by victory
he’s changed by experience and suffering

And yeah, the arc is so strong because it’s not just “good guy wins”it’s someone breaking down every belief they had, then rebuilding from nothing.

That’s why his redemption in Avatar: The Last Airbender still gets called one of the best in animation.