On One Of My Rewatches Of The Legend Of Korra, I Noticed Something About Metal Bending. All Of The Metal

On one of my rewatches of The Legend of Korra, I noticed something about metal bending. All of the metal benders we're shown are either in the police force or have status. Think about it, Toph's kids with the Beifong name and probably some money (look at how fancy the metal clan is), Kuvira, and the police force. And when Kuvira fights the earth kingdom bandits, she takes them down with ease because they can't metal bend.

Could there be a 'class' divide between metal benders and earth benders? Bolin probably never received metal bending instruction when he was living on the streets with Mako. It's possible the first time he was taught (although unsuccessfully) was when he went to the metal clan. So the only way to learn how to metal bend is to have the money to learn or join the police force.

imagine Odysseus sitting like this after killing the suitors and next to him is Telemachus imitating him like in the spiderman meme

Unpopular opinion maybe but I think it would have been in character for Katara to be the one who gives Aang a betrothal necklace lmao

Got sent this image of Aurora's sprite in an upcoming Disney Pixel RPG (thanks @gayfergus )and loved it so much I had to do a doodle/edit of her with the outfit and sword

So fun! Definitely incorporating that awesome sword into her DisneyVerse story, something she finds on her adventures with Phillip as she discovers her fairy blessed powers

images of foxes with things in their mouths...

as a child I wondered why adults were so stupid (doing things out of habit/routine/heuristics rather than reasoning explicitly about what to do based on their goals) and the answer is that adults are unimaginably fucking tired all the time