>gets over his people being genocided in like 1 episode
This is supposed to be one of the best written western animations, huh
Gets over his people being genocided in like 1 episode
Connor Taylor
Michael Martinez
>I got over it, why can't you.
Jonathan Smith
Yeah, you can tell by the way it's leagues ahead of any tranime
Brandon Davis
When you've been frozen in a bubble for 100 years, you've got to assume that everyone you know and love is dead. Finding out the rest of your race has been genocided is basically just adding insult to injury at that point.
Juan Lee
He didn't though
He was in denial for several episodes, and him not being able to let go of his peoples culture was a major character flaw and plot device.
Tyler Taylor
kids are better at getting over shit than adults
Jeremiah Jones
>He didn’t read the comics where Aang wants to divide the world into ethnostates
Josiah Mitchell
>gets over his people being genocided in like 1 episode
If only a certain group of people did the same thing.
Angel James
He's running for his life, AND the entire world is not far from being monoculture'd. I think he's justified in being a bit distracted.
Caleb Rogers
Neither of you remember the show
Dominic Perez
Aang is by far the least interesting character in the entire show.
Jordan Young
don't ya know, the real main character is Sokka. zuko's the secondary main character. It makes sense that a side character wouldn't have as much character development as the main guys.
Oliver Smith
He didn't though. There were several episodes where he had issue with his culture being wiped out. He was upset at the refuges moving into the Northern Air Temple and desecrating it, he felt guilt for running away during the storm, one of his chakras could only be opened by dealing with his grief over their loss, he was angsty at the start of S3 because the world thought he was dead and it reminded him of how he let his people down.
Just because he wasn't mopey about it every single episode does not mean he was over it.
Anthony Price
But there are several episodes which deal with him dealing with the genocide and what it means for his place in the world.
Several of his own internal conflicts are based around his fear of abandonment, solitude, or the idea of his culture being forgotten or disrespected.
What are you even talking about?
Dominic Cooper
Literally the episode after he learns everyone is dead it opens with him doing goofy shit and being happy go lucky
Kayden Walker
It's a coping mechanism.
Joseph Allen
>his ppl were trapped inside the palaces and burnt there
>like an oven
Oy...
Chase Anderson
Just pictured Aang doin' the air scooter on Iroh's funeral
Christian Jenkins
>not being able to let go of his peoples culture was a major character flaw
How the fuck is remembering the ways of life of your dead genocided race a flaw?
Andrew Brooks
Did the Air Nomad genocide even happen
Carson Gray
Aang's an airbender. Being flighty and avoiding his problems is kind of his whole thing. Just like how Zuko is angry fire guy and Toph is stubborn as a rock.
Isaac Thompson
That's nothing compared to finding out Sozin hated fags