When Aang Kills

[u/Western_Echo2522]

Not saying I don’t love Aang btw. I do, I’m just mentioning something I noticed on another rewatch. That Vulture-Wasp definitely fell in two different pieces. It kinda felt like Aang’s Mace Windu v. Jango Fett moment, and I think it makes him feel more human, because he was enraged for a justifiable reason, his oldest living friend having just been kidnapped and missing, and another friend was being taken too. It was the heat of the moment. I don’t think it takes away from his character at all, I actually think it adds to it a lot. I did, however, want to point it out, because I feel like it’s easy to miss

[u/conte360]

Proof that if the Firelord ever glanced at Appa the wrong way this show would have been over real quick.

[u/KenseiHimura → u/conte360]

Also amusing to imagine Aang just not needing the Avatar State to beat Ozai in that scenario.

[u/Individual-Field-990 → u/KenseiHimura]

Wouldn't even need bending at all, just Aang beating a man to death with his staff