aang being an old man

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[rosameurs]

Once he pulls on Sokka's ears and tells him that he should quit goofin' around, Aang is a true old man

[sambainbridge]

*"Well they aren't around any more OKAY?"*
Zuko being a grumpy teen tired of his gramps

[funnytmc]

To be honest I think the quintessential “Aang is an old man” moment, is when he admits to Sokka and Katara that the story he told the two tribes about the great divide was something he just made up. I feel like it’s such a thing, just being like “what, are they gonna disprove it? They weren’t even born yet, who cares?”

[gregjayonnaise]

I just realized Aang calling people in the Fire Nation “Flameo” and stuff like that is the real life equivalent of a person using 1920s slang in 2021

[Anonymous_Gambito]

*Aang:* There were plenty of dragons when I was a kid

*Zuko:* sure grandpa let's get you to bed

[bombos]

" How about The BoomerAang Squad ? See its good cuz its "Aang" in it Boomer-Aang." Sokka always comes with the best ideas.

[drakkonscythe]

Bro imagine being a student at that fire nation school. Some kid shows up to your school, starts using 100 year old slag, picks fights with the history teacher, the music teacher, and the most popular guy on campus, then throws the best party you've ever been to in a cave and then f*cks off, all within a week. He must've been a legend among those kids

[miledith]

What's more impressive to me is how much Aang has already traveled at 12 years old. He mentions so many places and old friends all around the world. He says stuff like "I used to visit this place all the time" which means that not only has he been around the world, but he has also visited those places multiple times, all in his childhood years.

[ninja]

Just think about it, Aang is actually older than Iroh, Pakku, Kanna and all the other old people alive during the last airbender. And he would be almost 200 yrs old by Korra's times and he just only have grandkids he never got to see.

[ravenwitch]

I never noticed this until now but Aang lived in a time where the Fire Nation was still peaceful. It must have felt like a stab in the back to discover that a nation he respected and adored just as much as the others destroyed his entire civilazation

[annverawaye]

I feel like a huge point that we’re all missing is that when aang was a younger kid, the world was so much more magical, mystical, and wholesome. There were dragons flying around all the time, more water in fountains, and kinder people that loved and respected each other.

[LoneStoneMaalik]

Why, back in my day, we had to fly FIFTEEN miles on our bisons to get to school!!

[CassieAngelica]

What does it tell you about a show that’s almost 15 years old when clips of it still get thousands of views in a matter of hours? Yep, it’s a masterpiece.

[-imadweeb-]

The comparison of his season 1 voice and his season 3 voice really caught me off guard-

[KuroHebi]

Aang: "Back in my day, dragons were commonplace.".

Zuko: "Aang, did you drink the cactus juice again!?".

[redpanda]

“I haven’t cleaned my room in over one hundred years.”

Same.

[lukamaisuradze]

These young folks don't get it maan! Back in my day, dragons were just chilling everywhere bro

[Hamilgoth]

I never thought about it before but Aang's story is so sad. Imagine waking up one day and everyone you know has been dead for decades and the entire world is on fire.

[ThethDecision]

There seriously needs to be a prequel set during the time of Aang’s early life. Maybe not with him as the main character, but just with him popping up occasionally would be cool.

[coolcap]

"You, me and Appa, we're that's left of this place, that means we have to stick together." This scene made me super depressed