Aang used airbending 68.7% of the time in the new movie?! He bent at least 147 times, with earth as his second most used element. Did you expect Aang to rely on airbending this much, or will the other elements get more love?

New promotional images from the final episodes of Avatar: Seven Havens!

Meelo really went from training Poko to commanding an entire ARMY of lemurs 😭💀 Did Tenzin accidentally create the most dangerous airbender in the family?

I don’t think Kayoko is power hungry like Kuvira or the Earth Queen I think she’s terrified of losing Ellora, and that fear is turning her into the worst version of herself. Her relationship with Karthik humanizes her character, and every crack in Ellora’s foundation seems to push her further into desperation. She’s not necessarily hungry for power. She’s afraid of losing control. And that’s what makes her interesting

How can Ming Hua waterbend without arms? If she can use water as limbs, why can’t other waterbenders learn to bend without moving their hands? And if Amon can bloodbend with his mind alone, couldn’t he do the same with regular water? Is Ming Hua’s technique a form of psychic waterbending?

WHAT IF KORRA IS THE TRUE CREATOR OF THE SEVEN HAVENS? Ellora’s earthbent geometry resembles the White Lotus symbol, and its crest looks suspiciously like Raava. What if Korra founded the Havens and the leaders erased her from history to take the credit? Am I cooking or reaching?

Korra really went through all that just for people to celebrate her suffering 😭💀 Why does this fandom struggle so much to give this woman her flowers?

Gotta appreciate Pavi’s sense of humor😂

Zi talking about separating broaches from bracelets (aka kids from their parents), then immediately separating Jae from the twins feels VERY deliberate Could this be foreshadowing Jae taking on an almost parental role in the twins’ journey as their airbending master?

Worst part of seven havens is them expecting us to believe there’s a relationship Korra wouldn’t find a way to fumble