God With Sokka's Whole Quiet Fear Of Losing Someone Else The Way He Lost Yue I Can't Even Imagine How

i used to hope that Sokka eventually was able to get space sword back, but more and more recently i have comforted myself with the thought that maybe through stories told and spread and passed down through generations, Sokka’s sword became somewhat of a legend, that there would be talk of a Great Sword from Another Earth that belonged to a powerful nonbender who helped the Avatar defeat the Fire Lord and bring an end to the Hundred Year War, and that if a nonbender were to find the sword and be deemed worthy to wield it by the spirit of its creator, they would be gifted with Sokka’s bravery and skill and wit!!, perhaps be destined to fight side by side with the newest Avatar. and, you know, maybe there’s a certain power in legends and storytelling too, and through spirity magicky stuff that would have made Sokka cross his arms and argue about how there’s no scientific reasoning to support it, the legend would come true after all

the way sokka and azula’s dynamic would progress from azula being like “sokka is extremely smart and needs to be destroyed” to “sokka is extremely smart and must teach me everything he knows,” but it’s also a very gradual process filled with a lot of rage and resentment and losing to him at pai sho; concurrently, sokka going from “wow I fucking hate you” to “wow I fucking hate you” (but said lovingly). also azula thinks all of sokka’s jokes are funny. every single one. they share the exact same sense of humor and this fact baffles all of their other friends so much

warner sibling dance!

things jesse pinkman is probably doing in alaska right now:

petting his new dog yeah he definitely got a dog

taking his new dog on a brisk walk

baking a pie

sipping hot tea while wrapped in a turtleneck

staring peacefully at the beautiful mountains

sketching said mountains 

coming up with new ideas for superheroes 

drawing them

taking up woodworking again

listening to music and grooving around his lil workshop

living a clean and sober happy life

making snow angels 

reading a nice book

sitting by a warm cozy fire

falling asleep in his very own bed with his pupper at his feet

taking a nice long soak in the bath with candles and incense 

living his goddamn best life far away from all the bullshit :))))

I love the layers of this fight scene. The layers…

I’m pretty sure this is the first time Azula has ever been intimidated by her brother. She thinks she knows him, knows what to expect fighting him, but the Sun Warriors taught Zuko how to Firebend not from a place of rage, but purpose. His attacks are so much more controlled, and for the first time, he poses a real threat to her.

Sokka, my boy Sokka, has only been even wielding a sword for what, like a month? And here he is, putting Azula on the defence with it. The close-up of her smirk breaking into genuine fear when he swings and nearly forces her over the edge is so telling that she was not expecting him to actually go for such a move.

Azula is constantly on the offensive in pretty much every other fight scene she’s ever been in, but against Sokka and Zuko here, she’s much more cautious. The girl obviously did not expect such a challenge but they brought it. The way they rotate around each other in attacking is wild, and I truly believe this could have been Azula’s defeat if not for interference.

After watching Ep 11 myself, I think I can say this is my headcanon with confidence:

Both Wakko and Dot have good self-confidence, due to Yakko having raised them since they were little. He did what he could to make them feel good about themselves. Plus they had a fairly stable childhood.

Whereas Yakko, with whatever background may come, doesn’t have as much self-confidence or stability. He had to be an adult and raise his younger siblings, even though he himself was still a kid.

He needs reassurance because it was lacking for him. His siblings already have reassurance.

this scene manifested itself to me in my head during a late night stroll and there’s no way you can convince me it didn’t happen

I offer you this beautiful friendship | For @teabagginses

Sokka says “Suki!” with the exact same inflection and level of enthusiasm as he says “Boomerang!” and that’s really all you need to know about him as a person