What happened to Katara after The Last Airbender? [ Avatar Explained ]

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2. What is your favourite Katara moment in her story and why? Mine is the Southern Raiders because I see it as the pinnacle of mature storytelling in ATLA (see my video on the Cycle of War).
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[AvatarTheLastPodcasters]

Favorite Katara moment she isnt even talking in the scene. It's when Sokka is explaining to Toph that Katara has always been there for him so much that when he tries to remember his mom, Katara's face is all he can see.

[cocobean]

You know it's a good show when people are still talking about it in depth nearly 15 years later. I can't believe it's been that long...

[seraphinasullivan]

Fun fact: my family is Inupiaq and my mom's mom would tease her that she would end up with a white guy and blue-eyed babies. My dad is white and I do have blue eyes and so my family has always jokingly called me the "blue-eyed eskimo." A major reason I love the Avatar world is that the Water Tribe is made entirely of blue-eyed eskimos like me ^-^

[mrgassmask]

Katara and Aangs friendship and relationship gave me a standard for what I like. They’re so kind, patient, understanding and compassionate. Even when one acts up or needs help the other is there to balance them. I’m so glad I had the privilege of growing up on this cartoon: I rewatched it on Netflix and the ending scene made me cry. I had the most intense feeling welled up in my chest. Just pure happiness. Pure love. I miss that, and rewatching it reminded me of what I value in a partner and a person. Thank you Avatar the Last Airbender 🙏🏽

[insertnemesio]

I cried when Sokka said he doesn't remember what his mother looks like :(

[viktormaag]

Lol I only just realized why the fire nation was taking all the water benders. If the air bender avatar died he would become a water bender and everyone thought he was dead

[chocolatbownie]

Guy : What happened to Katara after The Last 'o'


Katara : *w a s c o n f l i c t e d*

[Mewz]

Katara is one of those characters who seems bland and uninteresting on the surface, but in reality is extremely complex and wonderful.

[Ardent_Sylph]

I have two moments if you don't mind.

The Painted Lady: Katara felt so strongly about saving the village in that river that she was willing to risk jeopardizing Sokka's plan to help them. In the end, the spirit she impersonated even came out to thank Katara.

Katara vs. Azula: What I loved so much about this was that Katara didn't win through brute strength, she won through really creative thinking. It was a huge gamble to pull off against an insane firebending during an event where firebending is enhanced, but it pulled off.

[osamapatrick]

Still mad they didn’t make this an animated movie or a tv special

[TheRoomforImprovement]

One thing I like about these comics is Sokka’s reaction to the technological advancements. As opposed to Katara, he’s excited about the possibilities. Perhaps because he relates to people like Satoru and Maliq as non benders. He was never attached to the idea of bending like Katara was since he’s not a bender. Thoughts?

[colleennewholy]

I can relate heavily to Katara.
I am the oldest in my family, and one of the handful of people left who knows how to make and prepare one dish my mother's Tribe traditionally ate in the spring and summer
My grandma was the one who taught me, and had planned to teach me more. But then she died...

On my father's side, only a few of us still make and prepare porcupine quill jewellery and embroidery in the traditional manner.
My paternal grandmother has an exhibit in the Smithsonian, and passed before I was born.

Yet. I am meant to continue living in this modern world. Holding onto the tiniest scraps of information I have been given, from my parents people's, and the effects of colonization and efforts to have us assimiliate.

Its something I struggle with. How much to keep, how much to let go...

[DarthNoox]

We can all agree that Katara is an amazing character

[MetallicaRules]

There are honestly just so many great Katara moments throughout the series.

1. Katara calming Aang out of the Avatar State for the first time in The Southern Air Temple.
2. Her fight against Pakku where, despite her inexperience, holds her own quite well against a master like Pakku.
3. Her completely wrecking every single student in Pakku's class.
4. Her fight with Zuko as she's protecting Aang when he's in the Spirit World.
5. Her calming Aang out of the Avatar State (again) in The Desert.
6. The entirety of The Southern Raiders
7. Outsmarting Azula
8. Threatening to kill Zuko if he ever betrays them or hurts Aang.

[fangoram]

The scene of Sokka talking about not remembering his mom's face really strikes a cord with me. After my dad died I would sometimes call my parents place when I knew no one was home to hear his voice on the answering machine. I cried after my mom moved and realized I I'd never hear him again

[JingleJangle]

10:04 I don't think I've ever heard Katara ever call someone "sweetie" and not mean it mockingly. I can't even hear her say it in my head, it sounds so odd.

[andrea__ol]

I was NOT ready to almost cry SEVERAL times watching one of your videos, but I regret nothing. I forgot how damn much I love Katara and I am so glad the writers gave her some worthy development after the tv show ended.

[md]

My favourite katara moment is the third episode? Forgot which episode it was exactly. when aang is at the air temple furiously in the avatar state after seeing the skeletons of his people, and katara comforts him and tells him “we’re your family now”... it’s not a moment a lot of people remember or prefer over some of the other katara moments but that moment really makes me feel something different... she keeps to her word. They did become aangs new family, her and Sokka. This scene teaches us a lot about katara’s chatecter

[admiralmurphy]

The world in Avatar: Has trouble with reconstruction in the South.

USA: First time?