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*** If you do find that to be a [[Moment of Awesome]], then her being the one to advocate (and partially inspire, though Ozai's the one who takes it to its most horrific stage) the whole "raze the Earth Kingdom until it's all ash" plan of her father's might be an even better one.
* [[Multiple Demographic Appeal]]: Sure, [[Animation Age Ghetto|it's a kids' show]]. It also tackles very mature themes, has plenty of [[Fan Service]] for anyone who's interested, and isn't afraid to [[Never Say "Die"|say die]] when it's warranted, all without becoming kid-unfriendly.
* [[Periphery Hatedom]]: The series' status as [[Sacred Cow]] is very established in the West, but hardcore anime fans only became more and more critical of it in the new 2010s as they feel the series is just Americans using an asian-based setting and characters to tell a story based on their culture; to start with, the whole concept of four elements is Greek. It doesn't help Avatar fans are known for attacking animes for being "outdated" and saying this series is the only good "anime", despite not even being Japanese, generating pre-conceived hostility towards the cartoon because of its fanbase.
* [[Narm]]: Zuko's reaction to Iroh being attacked by Azula in Book 2 chapter 8 to be this.
* [[Narm Charm]]: Despite being somewhat [[narm]]tastic, Zuko's comment on Mai's beauty ("You're so beautiful when you hate the world.") comes across as being rather sweet and romantic, albeit in an awkward, emotionally repressed teen sort of way.
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