I mean i truthfully think that’s different. There is a difference between maybe killing people in the heat of battle and approaching a fight with the goal to kill someone even if they are otherwise defeated.
Then did a decapitation strike with regime change and that apparently reversed a century of genocidal colonialism; he even transformed part of the colonized peoples land into Singapore.
The comics have Aang stop reparations because his aristocrat buddy tells him that the colonizers have settled there and are actually a separate national identity that is neither colonizer nor colonized.
I killed thousands of your flunkies to reach you but I refuse to kill you because it would make me like you.
Thinking about Aang from ATLA. He kills so many fire nation soldiers in that show.
I mean i truthfully think that’s different. There is a difference between maybe killing people in the heat of battle and approaching a fight with the goal to kill someone even if they are otherwise defeated.
And most of the deaths are like Nolan’s Batman death: is not Aang that killed them, was gravity!
I think only when they get Appa that Aang just straight up goes killing spree
Then did a decapitation strike with regime change and that apparently reversed a century of genocidal colonialism; he even transformed part of the colonized peoples land into Singapore.
The comics have Aang stop reparations because his aristocrat buddy tells him that the colonizers have settled there and are actually a separate national identity that is neither colonizer nor colonized.
Aang the first liberal bender.
Oh, you did play The Last of Us Part II.