Hello, my name is Zuzanna and I'm a 20-year-old New Media student from Poland. This blog will feature mostly Red vs Blue, superhero comics, video games, cartoons and inane gifs, though something ambitious might sneak in from time to time, keep your guard up. I even post stuff I draw sometimes, sorry about that.
Here's my old art tag, and here's my new new art blog.
I'd love it if you dropped me a line, my askbox is just over there!
Mid 20s Aang + beard
= OTP <3Rebloging for my real life OTP.
Oh my god, this show just became more amazing if that wasn’t already impossible because its just that amazing
#brilliant- love the little things like this which show the thought they put into their universe
(via awkward-adept)
‘implied kataang’
I don’t need context.
I’m rewatching Avatar: the Last Airbender from the beginning
And one of the links I’m using is from Nick.com, where they put in fun facts about the characters and the voice actors and stuff into the episode
I’m watching “The Warriors of Kyoshi,” and there’s this scene where Zuko goes, “nice try, Avatar, but these little girls can’t save you!”
And this is the fun fact the writers put in:
(via cobaltspartan)
My friend’s friend made a gift of me and JCKage’s (http://jckage.deviantart.com/)’s reenactment of the “water tribe” scene from Avatar the Last Airbender. It was fun!
Haha you guys are too perfect.
This is too perfect, my god.
(via nana-princess)
Mourning Ritual
In the last few months of Aang’s life, he had faded as fast as morning mist. No one really predicted it— Avatars were usually very long-lived. Katara said it probably had something to do with the 100 years Aang had spent in stasis; he was already 112 by the time he saved the world. Living another 70 years was actually pushing it.
But for Tenzin, the shock of his passing had little to do with the fact that Avatars were renowned for their longevity and more to do with the fact that all little boys live under the delusion that their fathers are invincible. Even if he wasn’t a little boy anymore, but a fully grown airbender who had earned his arrows, the weeks following the funeral were spent in a daze.
Lin did her best to comfort him, spirits bless her. However, something about the rigid way she had handled her emotions after the funeral left Tenzin feeling desolate. She gave him his space when what he really wanted was her close to him, and remained silent when his unspoken words threatened to burst out of his chest. Unable or unwilling to talk to her openly, he kept it bottled inside when she was around, knowing that despite her best intentions, she would not understand that they both had different ways of mourning. This was his.
Krissy not okay nOT OKAY
