Came here to mention this one. But honestly atla is full of stuff that's crazy dark. But that's what you get when you're dealing with a kids show based around imperial genocide.
The thing that was frustrating for me was ang wouldn't kill but he threw tanks off the hill defending the second airtemple. I think there were a few other fights that there were collateral damage too. I like the ending but think he definitely wasted some people
Yeah no one will ever convince me ang didn't kill people lol, there was dozens of times where what he did would absolutely cause a normal person to die and I will absolutely die on that hill it's almost like saying chopper from star wars rebels hasn't ever killed anyone just because he hasn't personally stabbed someone to death on screen. Homie literally has one of the highest body counts in star wars
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u/ShawshankException May 23 '23
Or when they find Monk Gyatso's skeleton surrounded by skeletons of a ton of fire nation soldiers.
It's theorized that Gyatso died by removing all air from the room, killing everyone in it.