wszyscy się zastanawiają, dlaczego mniej osób teraz otwiera się nawet przed innymi queerowymi osobami, a to dlatego że to też wasza wina. ciągłe wyliczanie, kto jest bardziej queerowy zapędza nas w róg, dzieli całą społeczność na lepszych i gorszych, a mieliśmy być równi.
As a fan of Star Wars and Avatar, I would rather a franchise grow and change with me rather than rehash what we’ve seen a million times. Plus Avatar has given us nostalgic content with the Aang movie and (with support) there could be more of that in store.
This is exactly why I love Avatar!
Mike and Bryan actually have the balls to take creative risks and push boundaries with the ATLA franchise and always keep things interesting and fresh, unlike certain shows, movies and companies cough cough Disney cough cough
ATLA fans are starting to piss me off. this sequel is like 400 years away from aang's birth, so of course the setting is going to be different. real world example: were people wearing blue jeans and tweetie bird shirts 400 years ago?? i dont think so.
Hope hate has always been weird like he saw his mom die in front of him and like four hours later, he gets branded a criminal and has to be on the run and you expect he should just accept it all with a smiling face and say "it's all good"?
Hot take: the loss of cultural identity of the Avatar world could be an interesting direction for the story, mirroring the hegemony of real life cultures, and the mystery of what caused the world to change so much makes for an interesting narrative for the audience to discover