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Avatar: The Last Airbender is a series of nuance and critical thought. There are no purely good/bad characters. Everyone is morally grey and imperfect, and this informs the way they think of each other and their surroundings. Seeing the other side of the war as wrong, while also seeing their humanity is key to understanding our protagonists.

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the state of having inconsistent thoughts, beliefs, or attitudes, especially as relating to behavioral decisions and attitude change.

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"Avatar: The Last Airbender" Theme Song (HQ) | Episode Opening Credits | Nick Animation

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Avatar: The Last Airbender & Mental Health

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Avatar: The Last Airbender & Mental Health

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A Psychoanalytic review on how a kids' show can teach analysis.

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Diaspora, Immigration, and Identity in Avatar: The Last Airbender

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Diaspora, Immigration, and Identity in Avatar: The Last Airbender

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An analysis drawing paralles between the treatment of the Water Tribes and Air Nomads to that of real-world marginalized groups.

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A fan-made wiki explaining who the Southern Raiders were, and their overall plan.

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“You might have everyone else here buying your ‘transformation,’ but you and I both know you’ve struggled with doing the right thing in the past. So let me tell you something right now. You make one step backward, one slip up, give me one reason to think you might hurt Aang, and you won’t have to worry about your destiny anymore. Because I’ll make sure your destiny ends right then and there. Permanently!”

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"You know what the worst part of being born over a hundred years ago is? I miss all the friends I used to hang out with. Before the war started, I used to always visit my friend Kuzon. The two of us, we'd get in and out of so much trouble together. He was one of the best friends I ever had, and he was from the Fire Nation just like you. If we knew each other back then, do you think we could have been friends too?"

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"I finally have you. But I can't get you home because of this blizzard. There's always something. Not that you would understand. You're like my sister. Everything always came easy to her. She's a firebending prodigy and everyone adores her. My father says she was born lucky. He says I was lucky to be born. I don't need luck, though. I don't want it. I've always had to struggle and fight, and that's made me strong. It's made me who I am."

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A compilation of common television tropes that Aang embodies.

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Is Katara a good role model for young female children? Let's find out!

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"Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Cycle of War"

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"Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Cycle of War"

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How the war robs our characters not only of their loved ones but also their childhoods.

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Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Cycle of War [ video essay ]

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"She is the member of the Aang Gang who believes most strongly in the goodness of others and the one who has the most trouble forgiving those who cross her. Season three has pushed her into some dark places, but when Zuko gives her a chance to confront the man who killed her mother, she connects with her inner darkness in a big way and emerges a stronger person for it." - AVClub.com

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"Six Reasons the Fire Nation Is Such a Good Villian"

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"Six Reasons the Fire Nation Is Such a Good Villian"

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How the Fire Nation is more than just "pure evil", and how the creators make their motivations clear.

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Fanart of the protagonists, created long after the conclusion of the series.

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"The best redemption arc in television history, examined"

How both the narrative and visual storytelling make Zuko's turn from bad to good exceptional.