Avatar: The Last Airbender

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In a war-torn world of elemental magic, a young boy reawakens to undertake a dangerous mystic quest to fulfill his destiny as the Avatar, and bring peace to the world.
This tv show contains 81 potentially triggering events.
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Does the dog die?
365 supporters
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Mike Gourdin
Aangs pets are said to be last surviving members of their species. Others are shown in flashbacks but none are killed on screen. But its implyed theyve been killed off.
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Abandonment
5
AlyD
S1E12 we see Aang leave the air temple without saying goodbye. We also find out in S1E18 that Katara and Sokka's grandmother left the Northern Water Tribe (and her arranged fiance) without saying goodbye.
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EntropyEmissary
Even outside of the Ursa stuff, a major insecurity Katara struggles with is that her father left during wartime to take care of her older brother, essentially she had to take on the role of his parent. It was not out of any disregard for his children on his part, which they both acknowledge, but the emotional pain and resentment this caused is still made explicitly clear to the audience. They meet each other again in the 3rd season and attempt to work through their baggage together.
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10
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AlexSand
S2
[spoilers]

Appa ends up alone at one point but he does get back to Aang.
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Abuse
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24
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DeenGray
Ozai abuses both Zuko and Azula, to the point where he gave Zuko a burn scar on his face.
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SiRenfield
If anything there’s a bait and switch in which Zuko assumes Iroh’s gonna tell him to forgive his sister ,but his uncle actually agrees that he’s justified in trying to take her down
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Is someone stalked?
23 supporters
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takver
This also happens several times to several characters, but is especially a major plot point in season one, with the main character being stalked by two separate major antagonists.
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Magic_mammal
In the backflashes to Zukos past it's shown that in his family are some very toxic vibes at work. (surprise?)

SPOILER: Zukos father Ozai is very dismissive and cold. It's implied that his grandfather (the old firelord) demands from Ozai to kill his (underaged) son. This is averted by plot points that lead to Zukos mother leaving her children.
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Bailee12
S3
When the Fire nation invades the Southern Water Tribe a man takes Kataras and Sokkas mother away after he thought she was a water bender , but is never shown on screen.


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doesit
both azula (who many see as a poor example of a psychotic break) who becomes the villain in the end after being groomed (?) by her father and neglected by her mother, but also zuko (who had been abused by his father) is originally a main antagonist.
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sorryboutit
The fire lord and other fire nation characters are manipulative and mentally/emotionally abusive both explicitly and in subtext. Throughout her entire time on screen Azula is almost always emotionally and mentally manipulating those around her. S2E14 (and other episodes that take place in Ba Sing Se) has explicit gaslighting/psychological manipulation and brainwashing, especially towards the end of the episode.
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Is someone abused with a belt?
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Is a child abused?
91 supporters
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Anonymous
The main villain, Ozai, abuses his two children severely.
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Addiction
30
Anonymous
Sokka drinks cactus juice and starts tripping in the episode The Desert.
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Is there addiction?
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CassetteMeower
Alcohol doesn’t exist in the series, but a character drinks juice from a cactus when he doesn’t have any water, giving him a similar effect to being drunk. He’s fine in the end.
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Animal
Were animals harmed in the making?
120 supporters
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Does a horse die?
83 supporters
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honkbeep
there are no horses in the show, but they have “ostritch horses” which are the show’s version of horses, and they are sometimes shown to be weak and unhealthy, especially in the episode “zuko alone” they don’t die though
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Does an animal die?
(besides a dog, cat or horse)
151 supporters
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117
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11
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CorrinFlakes
A dragon named Fang dies alongside Avatar Roku in Season 3 Episode 6.
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Are animals abused?
174 supporters
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zdy1994
Appa is treated horribly by several characters throughout an entire episode. He is stolen, tied up, sold, beaten, starved, threatened with flames, attacked by other animals. It's a very sad episode, and is hard to watch, and it doesn't really end happily.

Appa is reunited with Aang a few episodes later.
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22
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panpervinca
Yes, but they are in food or have cultural meaning. It’s never gory or disturbing, and the animals that still look like animals are long dead and are just like a bear rug and etc.
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Is an animal sad?
71 supporters
Yes
19
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Flutttersss
S2
 E16
If this is a trigger for you, just skip this episode completely. It's not important at all for the plot. I skipped it my first time watching the series, and I missed absolutely nothing.
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Are rabbits harmed?
56 supporters
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2
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jamieblazej
S2
 E3
Flopsy the rabbit-beast is kept in captivity and forced to work but it’s only shown briefly and he is freed almost immediately.
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Does a cat die?
149 supporters
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zdy1994
There are several cat like creatures who are almost sold to a butcher, but they are rescued.
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Does a pet die?
140 supporters
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25
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3
5
panpervinca
Avatar Roku and his spirit guide both die due to a volcano
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Does a dragon die?
28 supporters
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6
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Anonymous
In season three, book six, Roku's dragon curls around him as they are buried in pyroclastic flow and both ultimately meet their end.
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Are there spiders?
42 supporters
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cha0tic_neutral77
there are giant cave beasts that look like spiders in an early episode. sokka wakes up with a spider web and spider in his mouth in s2 e5 (?) and there is a creature in the spirit world that looks like a centipede/spider that steals faces.
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EntropyEmissary
S2
 E4
A catfish/alligator hybrid makes several appearances in the Swamp episode. They usually aren't the focus of most scenes but they do take up significant spotlight during a campfire scene and a period where Appa is separated from the group.
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Are there snakes?
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4
Are there sharks?
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9
Are there bugs?
27 supporters
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Anonymous
The the episode Appas Lost Days", their are giant bugs that try to pull appa away.
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Assault
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TodoketeKasane
Not slapped, but Katara does get accidentally burned by Aang early on, and Zuko later accidentally burns Toph. They both end up fine, however.
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Is someone drugged?
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Is there pedophilia?
107 supporters
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StanleyGraveson
S3
SPOILERS! In the season finale, Azula is beat due to water being brought up and surrounding her, and the water is turned into ice. She is soon unfrozen, and is not harmed by this ordeal other than coughing a bit.
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Is rape mentioned?
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EntropyEmissary
S3
 E2
Subverted? I think? I'm not so sure.
A persistent bully tries to lash out and even burn our main character in 3x2 but fails miserably because he's just a regular kid and our main character is so much more athletically capable than him so he just dodges him the entire time. The main character doesn't seem very shaken up by it at all and the bully ultimately gets out completely scot-free by the end so... Honestly Idk--
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35
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0
3
simplefarmerboy
In the season one episode "the blue spirit" aang is taken prisoner and tied up. Several characters throughout the show are restrained by ice/rocks/ropes etc.
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gonzogm
S3
 E15
Aang briefly kisses Katara on the lips and she gets pissed at him, since they had just been discussing how she did not want to be in a relationship with Aang right now.
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Is someone's mouth covered?
11 supporters
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Yes
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Bodily Harm
Yes
115
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2
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Anonymous
Aang is shown shaving his hair somewhere towards the end of the final season.
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2
2
AlyD
S1
 E7
Soldiers almost crush a character's hands but another character stops them just before the crushing.
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Are there dislocations?
9 supporters
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8
Is there throat mutilation?
33 supporters
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Nazetel
Several times.
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Is there decapitation?
30 supporters
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12
Is there cannibalism?
30 supporters
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panpervinca
Not explicitly, but it’s easy to believe it happens. Lots of earthbending. At one point Katara is sucked into the ground, and at another point Sokka is trapped in a crack in the ground, though neither die.
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Is someone choked?
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Anonymous
The character doesn't die from being burned but he is permanantely scarred by another character.
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takver
In Season 2 Episode 1, a character is forcibly buried alive. It's shown that she is scared and resisting. She is rescued and survives unhurt, but not before being completely buried. Additionally, in season 2 episode 10, there is an entire building that sinks beneath the sand with multiple characters trapped inside it. Most escape but two are left inside & implied buried forever.
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Is there body horror?
47 supporters
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12
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MovieWatcher10
Sort of. In season 1 episode 20 Aang visits Koh, the face stealer. A huge centipede bodied spirit with multiple stolen faces he switches between. Outside, Aang encounters a monkey without a face.
In season 3 episode 8, we see bloodbending in action which distorts/twists the bodies of unwilling victims. One of the most unsettling and intense scenes in the series.
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Is there amputation?
25 supporters
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AtarahDerekh
A character is portrayed with a wooden leg. Another character is missing both an arm and a leg, and uses metal prosthetics.
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Does a head get squashed?
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Is there Achilles Tendon injury?
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16
Is there a hanging?
32 supporters
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Does someone asphyxiate?
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EntropyEmissary
S1
 E5
It never goes anywhere obviously, but it is teased at once. In the fifth episode, a character narrowly avoids being impaled by a stalagmite in this manner. It is not lingered on for too long.
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SiRenfield
S2
 E18
Aang more or less spends the time between Seasons 1 and 2 in a coma
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KyraWolf92
During the invasion on the fire nation in book 3, Sokka and Katara's dad most likely broke a rib or more. Sokka also breaks a leg during the series finale.
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56
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34
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Mike Gourdin
Someone has a seizure for comedic effect in an early episode.
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4
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81
5
genderologies
A character is shown with missing teeth in season 1, episode 5
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19
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70
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sorryboutit
S1E17 there is a character with 3 wooden fingers from some failed experiments that happened before their introduction.
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Is someone tortured?
72 supporters
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109
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1
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sorryboutit
S2E14 a character is brainwashed at the end of the episode, may be triggering for some viewers.
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Does someone fall down stairs?
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20
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85
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fortz
In S2E5 a character falls off a crumbling cliff to their death.
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107
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14
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Anonymous
It depends on what you see as mutilation. A third of a character's face is burned, including his eye, which is constantly squinted. It's not graphic, but could be triggering to some.
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Is someone stabbed?
16 supporters
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1
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4
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Lomion
Several characters are struck with lightning.
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Is there excessive gore?
81 supporters
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Children
Yes
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Eleen
S2
 E3
No, but in S2E3 a toddler wanders off from his parents when they aren't looking. The parents then presume he's been kidnapped. He isn't harmed and returns to his parents at the end of the episode.
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Does a kid die?
44 supporters
Yes
136
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0
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Anonymous
Yue and Jet (teenagers) are both shown to die, the genocide of the Air Nomads did kill children but it is never shown only vaguely hinted at by showing children in flashbacks before the killings, and Aang (13) is killed but brought back.
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23
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CassetteMeower
S3
“The Beach” has some “spicy” moments meant to parody anime tropes. Mostly just swimsuits and there’s a scene where Zuko dramatically takes off a towel and birds fly by. Nothing super sexual, it’s just meant to parody anime tropes.
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Creepy Crawly
Are there bedbugs?
13 supporters
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8
Death
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MovieWatcher10
Princess Yue sacrifices herself in order to save the moon spirit.
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6
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Lomion
Sort of. Aang is killed and then brought back to life at the end of season 2. Jet and Yue both die, though they are not major characters.
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Yes
14
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0
2
Fang dies with Roku
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Does someone die?
12 supporters
Yes
17
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0
2
MovieWatcher10
Many hinted deaths. Most obvious, is the entire airbender community. At one point, you see a bunch of skeletons of both air and firebenders at one of the Airtemples.
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Disability
3
Glowfrog
Toph, a blind character, has an able-bodied voice actress.
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Is the r-slur used?
29 supporters
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0
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29
Drugs/Alcohol
Does someone overdose?
14 supporters
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Yes
0
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25
Family
Yes
17
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0
4
SiRenfield
Iroh’s son died in the war
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Does a parent die?
20 supporters
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138
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1
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Anonymous
two of the main characters lost their mother. it's mentioned through the series, with an episode exploring the circumstances in-depth near the end
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62
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1
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CaitlinSnowLeopard
Azula burns the doll she is given as a gift.
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1
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takver
Loads of times. The main character is constantly being kidnapped, and most of the secondary characters have also been kidnapped at least once. It's "kid friendly" and they usually rescue themselves or are rescued by friends; but sometimes it's played more seriously.
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Does someone cheat?
16 supporters
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4
No
80
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panpervinca
If you count your partner turning into the moon and then kissing someone under said moon counts as cheating, then yes? Kind of?
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Fear
Are there ghosts?
8 supporters
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114
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2
13
LandoCalrissian
Spirits are encountered quite often, and they even have an entire realm called he Spirit World.
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39
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takver
In the season 1 finale, there is a monster who steals faces, which he can then swap at will. The face swapping is used (deliberately by the monster) for some very jumpy effects.
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76
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ItzMeCarippsa
During one of the episodes in season 1(?), Uncle Iroh is seen naked in a heated natural spring. It is properly censored and covered up, though.
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TodoketeKasane
The waterbenders need water to bend, so any scene depicting them bending is going to be near water.
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Are there clowns?
10 supporters
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2
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MovieWatcher10
No, but in the episode The Deserter the gaang attends a festival where there are typical Asian inspired masks being sold and worn.
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Is someone possessed?
10 supporters
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Eleen
They're not possessed in a typical sense, but it definitely classifies and it is rather unsettling/disturbing. Season 3, episode 8.
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Is trypophobic content shown?
23 supporters
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10
Are there razors?
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13 supporters
Yes
7
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5
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AlexSand
We see Aang shave at some point
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4
3
in the episode puppet master there are puppets of people
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
89 supporters
Yes
102
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7
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Anonymous
Sokka gags in an episode where he is nervous about meeting his dad, but he doesn't vomit.
Toph vomits in the episode The Day Of Black Sun part 1, due to sea sickness. She gets a helmet from The Duke, which is later shown being rinsed by him. No actual vomit is shown though.
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CassetteMeower
In the first episode of season one, a kid says “I need to pee!” and Sokka asks, who else has to go and all the kids raise their hands. Later in the episode the same kid says he needs to pee, and Sokka shouts “no potty breaks!”.
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Is there farting?
10 supporters
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9
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1
Is someone eaten?
29 supporters
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0
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12
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MovieWatcher10
No, but there is one brief scene where Sokka thinks Appa ate Momo. Scene is meant to be comedic.
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Is there on-screen pooping?
37 supporters
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0
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9
Does someone spit?
10 supporters
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94
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0
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zdy1994
I don't remember farts, but I think I remember belches? And definitely spitting, several times. It's a kids show.
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Is there audio gore?
39 supporters
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0
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55
Large-scale Violence
Are there 9/11 depictions?
8 supporters
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0
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23
Law Enforcement
Is there copaganda?
26 supporters
Yes
0
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42
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yaybees
If I’m remembering correctly, the “cops” in the show, or the guards that aren’t off in war, are portrayed as incredibly corrupt in many instances.
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11
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0
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linam4
Two notable instances.

In Season 3, a character’s father is taken to a prison as a war prisoner. Some of the guards are hostile and try to trip him. SPOILER: His son breaks him out.

In Season 1: Aang is captured and held in a military stronghold briefly. A villain threatens to keep him in imprisoned in perpetuity. He is rescued pretty quickly.
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LGBTQ+
Are there transphobic slurs?
43 supporters
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0
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14
Yes
0
No
11
Is there deadnaming or birthnaming?
30 supporters
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Yes
0
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15
Is there bisexual cheating?
20 supporters
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Yes
0
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15
Is an LGBT+ person outed?
20 supporters
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10
Loss
4
AZaySays
S1
 E17
The Northern Air Temple's murals were damaged by the mechanists pipes; it is the central conflict of the episode.
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Medical
Yes
2
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82
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Eleen
No. There is, however, a lot of lightning shown, particularly when the character Azula is on screen because she bends it. A character is also shown to die by lightning at the end of season 2, however they get resurrected. They show a flashback to this scene later on, too.
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2
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97
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AtarahDerekh
A character is shown sewing, but no stitches are administered to people or animals. Aang's arrows are very clearly stated to be tattoos.
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zdy1994
Not technically, but there is an uncomfortable seen where someone is brainwashed in a facility.
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Yes
6
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74
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mad_melody
Several scenes take place in healer tents.
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Is there menstruation?
6 supporters
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0
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10
Does someone have cancer?
1 supporters
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Yes
0
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89
Mental Health
Does someone have a mental illness?
12 supporters
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9
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0
Yes
12
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SlasherCat
Zuko tries to get himself struck by lightning because he wants to practice redirecting it
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Is autism misrepresented?
30 supporters
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0
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8
Yes
50
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Lexington
One of the main antagonists could be classified as mentally ill and displays pretty violent behavior towards the end of the series
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TodoketeKasane
Kinda????? Aang has to travel to the spurit world but his physical body stays in the real world, and Sokka is transported to the spirit world in one episode, so maybe that counts????
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nh17
S3
 E3
There's a minor character written kind of stereotypically and played for laughs in The Painted Lady
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2
No
75
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Glowfrog
There are no canonically autistic characters on the show.
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nh17
Zuko goes out on a mountain during a storm hoping for lightning to strike him so he can try to bend it. He'd probably not mind failing
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Anonymous
Very occasionally, such as when a character takes mind-altering substances or is seeing visions.
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Yes
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0
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linam4
Zuko has a few breakdowns. The most major of which he goes on top of a mountain top during a lightning storm to “practice” lightning bending. He overcomes them.

SPOILER: Azula has a major breakdown at the end of the series where she becomes unstable, hallucinates her dead mother, and chops off part of her hair. She battles the heroes in this state and loses. She’s last shown crying in defeat.
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Is there misophonia?
31 supporters
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0
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29
Yes
90
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3
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zdy1994
Aang has a few scenes where he seems to be having anxiety attacks.
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Is there ABA therapy?
16 supporters
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0
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14
0
SiRenfield
No but a child is scolded for being fidgety during a music class
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Yes
0
No
38
Yes
0
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11
0
TodoketeKasane
Not dysphoria proper, but in the Ember Island Play episode, Aang's actor....is an actress, which is shown to piss Aang off, moreso when Toph makes a joke about it. ("At least I'm not a flying bald lady!")
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Is there body dysmorphia?
27 supporters
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0
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80
Yes
85
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2
Eleen
S2
 E19
There is a scene in season 2, episode 19 where a character is stuck in a very small space. Some stuff happens and then there are 2 characters stuck in that same space.
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Does someone have an eating disorder?
35 supporters
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0
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93
8
genderologies
A character sacrifices themselves while fighting.
6 comments | Add comment
Yes
34
No
0
8
Paci
The character that's put More focus on having PTSD is Prince Zuko, who's mission to trap the Avatar stands from the trauma of getting shamed, abused and humilliated by his own father.
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Noxious
Are there underwater scenes?
7 supporters
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Yes
9
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0
Are there sudden loud noises?
29 supporters
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Yes
9
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1
Is there shakey cam?
35 supporters
Yes
9
No
62
6
mad_melody
The image sometimes shakes during explosions.
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Does a baby cry?
13 supporters
Yes
47
No
0
5
AtarahDerekh
Three babies are depicted in the series. All of them cry.
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Is there screaming?
12 supporters
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Yes
7
No
0
Is there obscene language/gestures?
5 supporters
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1
No
14
9
Eleen
No strobe effects, but on occassion when a character known as Ty-Lee hits people, the screen briefly flashes white.
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Paranoia
Is someone watched without knowing?
13 supporters
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Yes
12
No
0
Is the fourth wall broken?
12 supporters
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Yes
0
No
23
Pregnancy
Is a baby stillborn?
23 supporters
Yes
5
No
21
6
CassetteMeower
S1
Sort of. When Princess Yue was born, she was “basically asleep”, her eyes were closed and she wasn’t crying, and she was essentially stillborn and none of the healers could save her. They then brought her to a Spirit Oasis and the Moon Spirit brought her to life. She was stillborn at first, but is okay in the end.
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0
No
92
0
TodoketeKasane
While Yue mentions that she didn't cry when she was born and had to be saved by the Moon Spirit, both babies delivered in yyhe show are born safe and healthy.
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Are there babies or unborn children?
13 supporters
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Yes
29
No
0
Is there childbirth?
18 supporters
Yes
111
No
1
27
leylo
One of the main characters helps deliver a baby once. It’s off screen and non graphic.
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Are there abortions?
14 supporters
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0
No
88
Yes
0
No
87
0
TodoketeKasane
A woman is visibly pregnant in season two but not only does she survie, her baby is delivered safely and is healthy.
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Prejudice
Are there homophobic slurs?
39 supporters
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Yes
0
No
76
37
takver
Toph's parents restrict her freedom and treat her like she is helpless, because she is blind. The show makes it very clear that they are wrong.
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Are there usages of the n-word?
30 supporters
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Yes
0
No
69
17
zdy1994
No, but there is in world racism between the various nations, and the Air Nomads were almost entirely wiped out (except Aang) in a genocide by the Fire Nation.
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Yes
52
No
3
16
Mc1s23
Sokka trains with the Kyoshi warriors, a group of warriors who are all women, who make wearing their uniform a requirement for training. The leader convinces him that he should be proud to wear it, but he is then immediately teased for wearing it by a different character waking by.
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Anonymous
In the episode The Serpent's Pass" (Book 2 Chpt 12), the female character Smellerbee is mistakenly identified as male, and takes offense to it. This leads many to believe she is MTF.
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Yes
2
No
97
0
TodoketeKasane
In this version, not the netflix live action, Oma and Shu are a heterosexual couple. Only in the remake are they both female.

Because my comment wasn't clear enough: OMA AMD SHU ARE A HETEROSEXUAL COUPLE IN THE ATLA CARTOON, WHICH THIS IS ABOUT. ONLY ON THE NETFLIX LIVE ACTION REMAKE ARE THEY A LESBIAN COUPLE.
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Are there fat jokes?
50 supporters
Yes
77
No
19
26
KyraWolf92
Only a bit of self-mockery by Iroh.
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Is there aphobia?
18 supporters
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0
No
14
6
MovieWatcher10
I've heard from some people that Guru Pathik is somewhat of a caricature depiction of Hindu people.
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Yes
2
No
84
13
zdy1994
There are no black people in the show. It's all based on Asian cultures, so it's safe to assume everyone is based on various Asian races. There is one darker skinned man, but he's just fine.
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Is there hate speech?
26 supporters
Yes
74
No
20
21
Mike Gourdin
Not against real world groups, but there is hate soeech against the fantasy factions and groups.
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Race
Is there blackface?
30 supporters
Yes
0
No
13
3
MovieWatcher10
No, though it's notable most voice actors aren't of Asian descent.
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Relationships
Yes
0
No
22
1
Flutttersss
S1
 E1
Aang makes a joke about him not looking like he's 112 years old, since he's actually 12 but was stuck in an iceberg for 100 years. It is not implied that he is actually that old.
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Religious
Yes
9
No
0
5
SiRenfield
Spirituality is a major theme throughout the franchise, mainly focusing on fictional faith but it takes influence from real religions such as Buddhism. Especially considering how the main character is a monk
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Yes
0
No
9
2
TodoketeKasane
No, but there are some pretty unnerving spirits. Two of the most unnerving are Koh the Face Stealer and Wan Shi Tong
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Sex
Yes
3
No
22
2
CassetteMeower
Characters are seen bathing in hot springs a few times, but only their neck, head, and arms sometimes are seen.
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Is there bestiality?
80 supporters
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Yes
0
No
18
1
AlexSand
S3
It is implied that Sokka and Suki had some fun together but there never is any confirmation and is easily missed by children.
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Yes
0
No
17
2
MovieWatcher10
In the beach episode there's a brief focus on Zuko's shirtless body. Ty Lee gets more attention from guys at the beach as she's viewed as the most attractive girl present. However, none of these scenes feel blatantly objectifying.
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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82 supporters
Yes
1
No
110
1
TodoketeKasane
Not in the show proper, but during a voice actor panel (near the end), Azula's voice actress makes a quick joke about it, much to the horror of Zuko's voice actor.
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Yes
17
No
87
22
takver
A teenage girl sneaks into a teenage boy's tent at night; he is waiting for her in a mildly suggestive pose. Sex is implied, but kids would probably miss it. A teenage couple cuddles on the couch; again, sex is implied in way that kids would probably miss. Multiple instances of kissing. Multiple instances of a character being clearly attracted to another character (getting flustered, blushing, staring, flirting.) Some cleavage shots & cheesecakey swimsuits.
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Is there BDSM?
19 supporters
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Yes
0
No
12
Sexism
5
CassetteMeower
In a flashback showing how Zuko got his scar, Zuko is crying because he doesn’t want to fight his father, and Ozai calls him “weak” among other cruel terms. All other times where male characters cry (such as Aang) they’re comforted by their friends.
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Sickness
Is someone terminally ill?
16 supporters
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Yes
0
No
10
Does someone have a stroke?
9 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
17
Does someone have a chronic illness?
8 supporters
Add comment
Yes
1
No
12
Is there dementia/Alzheimer's?
23 supporters
Add comment
Yes
2
No
13
Social
Are there fat suits?
28 supporters
Add comment
Yes
0
No
13
Yes
20
No
0
4
Life as refugees is a common theme in the show. For those in this situation, they experience various degrees of housing instability that takes the form of camping or relying on the generosity of strangers for shelter
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Is existentialism debated?
11 supporters
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Yes
1
No
8
Are there anti-abortion themes?
31 supporters
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Yes
0
No
12
Spoiler
Yes
0
No
89
3
SiRenfield
The show takes place is a purely fantasy world that doesn’t have an equivalent to Christmas (or at least none with a Santa figure) or any other real world holidays or folklore
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Are there end credit scenes?
35 supporters
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0
No
7
Yes
0
No
116
25
zdy1994
Don't worry, guys, it's a very sweet, happy ending. You just have to go through an emotional journey with all of the characters first.
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Vehicular
Yes
0
No
21
3
CassetteMeower
Cars haven’t been invented yet, but ostrich horse drawn carriages have. There’s no honking or tire screeching, but ostrich horses will make sounds if that counts.
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Does a car crash?
19 supporters
Yes
1
No
88
14
zdy1994
No cars in the show. A cabbage cart is smashed multiple times, meant to be humorous, and less funny, several airships are crashed in the four part finale. Also, there's at least one boat crash in episode 2.
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Does a plane crash?
10 supporters
Yes
90
No
8
17
Anonymous
Technically not a plane but multiple airships (blimp-like vehicles) crash mid-air.
3 comments | Add comment
Yes
0
No
92
4
StanleyGraveson
There are no cars, but there is a quick scene in a montage where a character pretends to be hit by a carriage in order to commit insurance fraud
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Violence
Does someone drown?
16 supporters
Yes
32
No
44
11
takver
In Season 1 Episode 6, which takes place on a ship, an antagonist is thrown overboard despite protesting that he can't swim. He is not rescued and it can be assumed that he drowned. The comment below by DouglasCarpenterFamily contains heavy spoilers for the season 1 finale, more than is necessary & I advise you skip it if you care about plot spoilers. The essential information is that another antagonist is likely drowned in the season 1 finale. Not graphic.
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Is there blood/gore?
53 supporters
Yes
7
No
78
16
Eleen
There is a very small amount of animated wounds shown throughout the show, but they are not graphic and aren't drawn in a bloody way, but rather with a pink-ish color. For reference, as someone who is bad with blood and gore myself, these didn't affect me at all.
One of the main characters, zuko, does have a burn scar on his face throughout the show.
4 comments | Add comment
Yes
0
No
86
15
zdy1994
Not an explosion, but Aang is very upset once and kicks up a massive mushroom shaped dust cloud in a desert. No one is harmed by it.
4 comments | Add comment
Yes
1
No
92
9
zdy1994
No guns in the show.
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