You got to respect Zuko for that. It's kind of normal what he is thinking. It like when me and my sister watching zombies or end of world. Me and my sister both promised each other will kill each other fast if that happens if world ends or if one of us turn
@voiceful3050 Yeah, but it's a little unsure if Katara is powerful enough to kill him Since witj the exception of the North pole, she never defeated him Also, that means Ang will only do it when necessary Katara might become a little unstable
It would make more sense to just ask him to remove his bending like he did for his father, to respect Aang's wish not to kill anyone. Plus it worked to stop his father so it's not like Zuko could try to make the argument that it wouldn't work to do that on him. It's just bad writing to make it be that he wished for Aang to end him when that goes against Aang's beliefs so much he wouldn't even do that to Ozai. Ask for the same treatment Ozai got maybe, but you don't ask him to turn against his beliefs like that.
@@creasedhorizon8931If the other Avatars learnt how to do that then they would have had an easier life. Roku could take Sozin bending away and not have to kill his former best friend.
For those who are saying why is Zuko asking Aang to kill him and Aang agreeing to this is mainly so Zuko can be at peace with his mind knowing that it would be some to stop him if he ever became like his father and that is the main reason why Aang agreed to do it and the reason why Katara agreed with Zuko is because she knew what he was going through since she was going through it also when she was doing blood bending she didn’t want to end up like that old lady that taught her
See this is my biggest problem with the comics. Because even if it's a what if scenario, why would Aang agree to kill Zuko: his friend, when he didn't even want to kill Ozai (and that mf deserved to die). Imo Zuko should've asked Aang to take his bending and Lock him in a cell just like his father. That to me makes more sense and in character. Bc Aangs biggest character trait is that he respects all life all life and that he refuses to kill. Thats his Entire inner character conflict in the finale of ATLA.
I think the difference is that Zuko doesn't need bending to be deadly or powerful. We've seen Zuko do well without using his bending (Blue Spirit). I think Zuko believes that he would become worse than his father if he were ever to follow in his path. Just taking his bending away isn't enough to deter or stop Zuko like it did Ozai.
@@mohammadjunaid2683 I think its because Zuko saw how that wouldn't work. Aang took the cheap way out, and it legitimately caused problems. The people still loyal to Ozai plotting against Zuko and wanting to restore Ozai to Firelord, which leads to the majority of the stories of these comics.
While that’s true, I think that’s why zuko asks the favor from the avatar not aang I feel like both zuko and aang feared having a repeat of another war due to not wanting to take action against a friend
The Day Zuko starts acting like his father: Aang: I... I can't kill him! He's my friend ! Katara: (I knew it!) Fine! I'll do it myself! Aang: What? Katara: You heard me!
Zuko: Kill my dad! He’s a murderous psychopath with no redeemable qualities! Aang: NO. I REFUSE. Zuko: I’m your best friend and firebending master who helped you bring peace to the world. Kill me please Aang: Okay, fine…
It's annoying how she just can't forgive him even after everyone else did. And after all he did for her. He even saved her life on 2 occasions and helped her find her mom's killer. I'm so disappointed in her
And throughout this very story, at every little thing aang goes full avatar state ready to murk zuko at every turn. Especially when zuko realizes "oh shit, these fire nation folks have actually been here from during the war and shouldn't be evicted" and the freedom fighters were being braindead SJWs (looking at you smeller bee) for being descended from the wrong nation when an earth and fire nation town essentially became a hybrid during the height if the harmony project.
It’s not katara wants him dead she just understood how much this promise means to zuko as he fought so hard to get where he is as a person katara is compassionate it makes sense she gets it
I can understand why Zuko might want that. Remember the war only started was BECAUSE Roku and Zosin were friends and Roku showed leniency when Zosin went to far. That was probably the lesson he took away when he read the secret scrolls. My issue would be that Aang agrees even like this to do it. The conversation should have gone like: Zuko: "If I ever go to far, you have to promise to kill me" Aang:"I won't kill my friend. And because you are my friend I won't let you go to far. I'll stop you myself."
So many people misunderstanding the point. Zuko was partially asking as he was having doubts and anxiety about his father. Fear of becoming just like him. The fact he's worried and wanted a failsafe of it happened shows that he's nothing like his father and more than likely would never become like him. Aang understands this about his friend. He wasn't agreeing to it as he would. He qas agreeing to help his friend. Katara also understood, why she nodded to aang. Help give their friend reassurance. Or at worse, if this was 100% literal, Zuko wouldn't want another Roku/sozin situation. He knows aang is probably thw only person who could stop him if it came to it. But i believe it was my first interpretation. Zuko needed reassurance and Aang helped him with it
Its supposed to be a callback to Sozin and Roku's relationship. Roku witnessed Sozin turn into a nationalist and then dictator, but didn't stop him, which caused the events of the 100 years after. Zuko has had a fear of becoming like Ozai for a long time and this was I believe around the time Zuko started going to him for advice on how to be firelord (which, of course, Ozai was pretty much telling him to be like him). So Zuko wanted Aang to essentially stop him before he can fully turn into Ozai and start plotting for world domination again. Its pretty wild and out of character for Aang to agree to kill him though. I think a lot of people were surprised at this in the comics
This scene made ZERO sense. Zuko, who saw Aang refusing to kill his father and going all lengths possible just to spare his life, made him promise to kill him if he ever started acting like his father. Like, Aang can just take his bending away and let him rot in prison, you know, LIKE HE DID OZAI.
(눈‸‘■) Well at least he'd chosen to think ahead, rather than leave everything all up to chance, but to be fair Katara learned a more or less forbidden bender's art called blood bending, which is actually about as disturbing as it sounds by the way, and considering it's *supposedly* it can be anywhere, dark, possibly even disturbing, as it Does infact sound, Zuko clearly doesn't want a planet-wide, apocalyptic, war resembling that of world war two, breaking out yet again, it took many, many, many, many lives, at the very absolute least THOUSANDS of war bound sea vessels, with all of the personell more or less still aboard, manning their stations, including the very same ship still allowed to fly the American flag, and everything: The USS Alabama. 💂♂️ Which went down literally Everything it had, last I heard it's still leaking it's source of propulsion source: Fuel oil. 😿
Im sorry but i found this so unrealistic for aang and zuko as characters. They literally went through the entire series finale on how aang will not kill someone and he refused to kill a literal homicidal maniac who tried to kill millions. Anng still spared his life. Its a bunch of bull to think zuko would bother asking that and aang agreeing because its completely disregards the entire point of aangs decision. It would have made far more sense for zuko to ask him to dethrone him or take his bending away, or have ozai go crazy in jail and murder someone or cause something to prompt a death sentence to ultimately lead aang to question his decision (which would undo the entire lesson of the finale)
Question: In a way, wasn't Sozin's idea a good one? He originally stated that he wanted to share the glory of the Fire Nation with the rest of the world. Had Roku held him to those exact words, the world of LoK most likely would have become the world that ATLA took place in, as everything would have become more advanced. The one thing holding everyone back was the idea of separation and isolation from interacting with the other nations.
And in LoK Zuko is retired and basically free from the things that plagued him as a kid. Love that for him
And he got a cool as dragon
Yeah and he got a daughter
@@LazyLotusWaterand a badass grandson
“If you’re my real friend, you’d kill me instantly if i start acting like my dad.”
You got to respect Zuko for that. It's kind of normal what he is thinking. It like when me and my sister watching zombies or end of world. Me and my sister both promised each other will kill each other fast if that happens if world ends or if one of us turn
So like Peter with Harry Osborne.
Aang: Why not just take away your bending instead? It work with your dad.
@@andrewpenny4676 Well, not really. Harry had a Darth Vader moment when he defended Peter but I get what you mean.
Real asf
I like how this is almost like a callback to Roku not keeping Sozin accountable and thus allowing for the 100 year war to happen
in the story it quite literally is
Katara knows what Zuko means and what he’s asking, the safety net may seem necessary
It makes no sense to ask aang tho, he refused to kill a homicidal dictator because he values life. He should have asked katara
@voiceful3050 Yeah, but it's a little unsure if Katara is powerful enough to kill him
Since witj the exception of the North pole, she never defeated him
Also, that means Ang will only do it when necessary
Katara might become a little unstable
@@voiceful3050 Yeah but as the avatar, him killing Zuko would be more justified
It would make more sense to just ask him to remove his bending like he did for his father, to respect Aang's wish not to kill anyone. Plus it worked to stop his father so it's not like Zuko could try to make the argument that it wouldn't work to do that on him. It's just bad writing to make it be that he wished for Aang to end him when that goes against Aang's beliefs so much he wouldn't even do that to Ozai. Ask for the same treatment Ozai got maybe, but you don't ask him to turn against his beliefs like that.
@@creasedhorizon8931If the other Avatars learnt how to do that then they would have had an easier life. Roku could take Sozin bending away and not have to kill his former best friend.
I remember reading that in the comics and I was like “Woah!”
The gaang: The war is finally over, hooray!🎉
Zuko: I want you to end me 👨🎤
For those who are saying why is Zuko asking Aang to kill him and Aang agreeing to this is mainly so Zuko can be at peace with his mind knowing that it would be some to stop him if he ever became like his father and that is the main reason why Aang agreed to do it and the reason why Katara agreed with Zuko is because she knew what he was going through since she was going through it also when she was doing blood bending she didn’t want to end up like that old lady that taught her
Okay I kind of get it. But why not just have Aang just take away his bending abilities like he did his Dad? It work for him.
@@sleepylmguy9968he look at he's dad and probably think that it's a pathetic existence
For me I think katara never truly forgave zuko. That hatred for him must still be there since she nodded
I mean Katara did threaten him 😂😂😂
That was a promise not a threat. Katarra is simply explaining consequences.
@@Not-an-Alienyupp, then she showed him she was serious with blood bending
@@Not-an-Alien she probably can't kill zuko
See this is my biggest problem with the comics. Because even if it's a what if scenario, why would Aang agree to kill Zuko: his friend, when he didn't even want to kill Ozai (and that mf deserved to die).
Imo Zuko should've asked Aang to take his bending and Lock him in a cell just like his father. That to me makes more sense and in character. Bc Aangs biggest character trait is that he respects all life all life and that he refuses to kill. Thats his Entire inner character conflict in the finale of ATLA.
Funny enough these are all canon
@@VocalPineapple and that's what makes it worse 😭😭.
I think the difference is that Zuko doesn't need bending to be deadly or powerful. We've seen Zuko do well without using his bending (Blue Spirit). I think Zuko believes that he would become worse than his father if he were ever to follow in his path. Just taking his bending away isn't enough to deter or stop Zuko like it did Ozai.
@@mohammadjunaid2683 I think its because Zuko saw how that wouldn't work. Aang took the cheap way out, and it legitimately caused problems. The people still loyal to Ozai plotting against Zuko and wanting to restore Ozai to Firelord, which leads to the majority of the stories of these comics.
While that’s true, I think that’s why zuko asks the favor from the avatar not aang I feel like both zuko and aang feared having a repeat of another war due to not wanting to take action against a friend
The Day Zuko starts acting like his father:
Aang: I... I can't kill him! He's my friend !
Katara: (I knew it!) Fine! I'll do it myself!
Aang: What?
Katara: You heard me!
This is EXACTLY how it would go down 😂
Zuko: Kill my dad! He’s a murderous psychopath with no redeemable qualities!
Aang: NO. I REFUSE.
Zuko: I’m your best friend and firebending master who helped you bring peace to the world. Kill me please
Aang: Okay, fine…
Katara lowk just hates Zuko💀
That’s what I’m saying 😂
Suki doesn't even hate Zuko and he burned her village to the ground😂
Zuko: bi I saved your life from a lightning blast
It's annoying how she just can't forgive him even after everyone else did. And after all he did for her. He even saved her life on 2 occasions and helped her find her mom's killer. I'm so disappointed in her
@@mrcooljay7276I thought she forgave him in the southern raiders episode, she even agreed with him in the promise but just not the battle part.
And throughout this very story, at every little thing aang goes full avatar state ready to murk zuko at every turn. Especially when zuko realizes "oh shit, these fire nation folks have actually been here from during the war and shouldn't be evicted" and the freedom fighters were being braindead SJWs (looking at you smeller bee) for being descended from the wrong nation when an earth and fire nation town essentially became a hybrid during the height if the harmony project.
Zuko was honestly stupid from expecting Aang to do that.
If he couldn't accept killing an enemy,no way he can kill a friend!
That's what I'm saying
Aang definitely wouldn't kill Zuko if Zuko hadn't asked him to do so. That's why Zuko asks Aang.
The only exception to aang no kill, is when he has express consent in the situation, taking a life can be a mercy.
Zuko needs to keep up his emo reputation even when he's the good guy.
Katara nodded like yep no worries😂 .. zuko deep down knew katara had to overhear this request bc he knows the power of blood bending she has
Aang: Okay, I promise to kill you if you ever go down that path.
Zuko: Thank you ☺️
Zuko: *immediately does something to threaten world peace*
Zuko always gotta be a buzkill
Still baffles me how Katara URGED Aang to promise to kill Zuko (just-in-case) when they saved EACH OTHER when facing Azula 🤦♀️
It’s not katara wants him dead she just understood how much this promise means to zuko as he fought so hard to get where he is as a person katara is compassionate it makes sense she gets it
I can understand why Zuko might want that.
Remember the war only started was BECAUSE Roku and Zosin were friends and Roku showed leniency when Zosin went to far. That was probably the lesson he took away when he read the secret scrolls.
My issue would be that Aang agrees even like this to do it. The conversation should have gone like:
Zuko: "If I ever go to far, you have to promise to kill me"
Aang:"I won't kill my friend. And because you are my friend I won't let you go to far. I'll stop you myself."
Honestly have a lot of respect for Zuko for that
Aang: You're my friend
Yeah same thing with Roku and Sozin and look what happened
The series is now on Webtoon, dudes!
Came here to comment the same! It's so cool, isn't it? We can now read it for free!
Roku was Soizen's friend too and he was left for dead. Some of the best friends are the ones who will stop you before you make a terrible mistake.
6:15 Zen doesn't have TPM2.0 build in. You have to buy seperate module and attach it to motherboard that support it and it will start supporting it.
So many people misunderstanding the point. Zuko was partially asking as he was having doubts and anxiety about his father. Fear of becoming just like him. The fact he's worried and wanted a failsafe of it happened shows that he's nothing like his father and more than likely would never become like him. Aang understands this about his friend. He wasn't agreeing to it as he would. He qas agreeing to help his friend. Katara also understood, why she nodded to aang. Help give their friend reassurance. Or at worse, if this was 100% literal, Zuko wouldn't want another Roku/sozin situation. He knows aang is probably thw only person who could stop him if it came to it. But i believe it was my first interpretation. Zuko needed reassurance and Aang helped him with it
Aang would literally throw away his entire friendship with Zuko if it meant he didnt have to kill Zuko, this is so out of character.
It’s funny cause I found this comic on webtoons but not a lot of parts are published rn but it’s still good
Just take away his bending.
Aang's Ideology doesn't just take someone's bending, to him its like taking a part of the person's humanity
Idk why he didnt jsut ask katara. My girl was ready to end him from the jump😭
Excellent material as always
Part of the reason why is most likely because of the FNF drama he’s connected to as the Tabi voice actor and MOD director
How come Netflix can’t do an animated version of the avatar comics??? Like the fuck??? Why is easy so hard??
A real friend would ask and promise that
good thing aang tooks Ozai's fire bend 😂
The fact that we only got the events of avatar after book 3 in comics pissed me off. We missing out on good animation
Wow he said yes
I feel like this is what the movie is going to be like
Why is Zuko asking him that?
Aang refused to kill Ozai,so why would he kill Zuko?
Its supposed to be a callback to Sozin and Roku's relationship. Roku witnessed Sozin turn into a nationalist and then dictator, but didn't stop him, which caused the events of the 100 years after.
Zuko has had a fear of becoming like Ozai for a long time and this was I believe around the time Zuko started going to him for advice on how to be firelord (which, of course, Ozai was pretty much telling him to be like him). So Zuko wanted Aang to essentially stop him before he can fully turn into Ozai and start plotting for world domination again.
Its pretty wild and out of character for Aang to agree to kill him though. I think a lot of people were surprised at this in the comics
Finally, something ive actually read😅
Why do I feeling if it ever came to that it would Katara that does the deed? Or maybe Sokka coming out of left field...
Why didn't he ask katara we all know she could do it
Promises not to become his dad; uses the kungfu pope’s power to tear off Earth Kingdom territory and establish a papal state
This is from the webtoon avatar Short comics go read
Romans 12 verse 21
Do not be overcome by evil but overcome evil with good
Mercy and forgiveness
Where does everyone see those comics?
Where do you get this
This scene made ZERO sense.
Zuko, who saw Aang refusing to kill his father and going all lengths possible just to spare his life, made him promise to kill him if he ever started acting like his father.
Like, Aang can just take his bending away and let him rot in prison, you know, LIKE HE DID OZAI.
Appa beans
avatar the la stairbender
I was just reading this on Webtoon.
Is this actually cannon?
Yup
Or he can just take his bending away
(눈‸‘■) Well at least he'd chosen to think ahead, rather than leave everything all up to chance, but to be fair Katara learned a more or less forbidden bender's art called blood bending, which is actually about as disturbing as it sounds by the way, and considering it's *supposedly* it can be anywhere, dark, possibly even disturbing, as it Does infact sound, Zuko clearly doesn't want a planet-wide, apocalyptic, war resembling that of world war two, breaking out yet again, it took many, many, many, many lives, at the very absolute least THOUSANDS of war bound sea vessels, with all of the personell more or less still aboard, manning their stations, including the very same ship still allowed to fly the American flag, and everything: The USS Alabama. 💂♂️ Which went down literally Everything it had, last I heard it's still leaking it's source of propulsion source: Fuel oil. 😿
Im sorry but i found this so unrealistic for aang and zuko as characters. They literally went through the entire series finale on how aang will not kill someone and he refused to kill a literal homicidal maniac who tried to kill millions. Anng still spared his life. Its a bunch of bull to think zuko would bother asking that and aang agreeing because its completely disregards the entire point of aangs decision. It would have made far more sense for zuko to ask him to dethrone him or take his bending away, or have ozai go crazy in jail and murder someone or cause something to prompt a death sentence to ultimately lead aang to question his decision (which would undo the entire lesson of the finale)
Question: In a way, wasn't Sozin's idea a good one? He originally stated that he wanted to share the glory of the Fire Nation with the rest of the world. Had Roku held him to those exact words, the world of LoK most likely would have become the world that ATLA took place in, as everything would have become more advanced. The one thing holding everyone back was the idea of separation and isolation from interacting with the other nations.
This is a very stupid plot, aang can't even bring himself to kill ozai himself so this is very unnecessary inner self dilemma
Dang im first again under 3 minutes 🤑
3rd 😌 yes 🙌 guys I know 🔥 I deserve 5 Nobel peace prices and a medal for being here slightly earlier😂 than most people 🗣️
Edit: Y’all it’s a joke. 🥸😋