We Need to Talk About Hama... : r/TheLastAirbender - Reddit
WEBDec 14, 2020 · Both's lives were completely wrecked by the Fire Nation, but Katara chose to move on while Hama dedicated her life to revenge. She was stolen from her tribe and best friend Kanna, thrown in prison for decades to rot, and finally escaped with her extremely shrewd and well-thought-out technique.
Thoughts on Hama? : r/TheLastAirbender - Reddit
WEBAug 6, 2020 · Imagining what ATLA could've done if the writers weren't shitty white liberals who exclusively depicted people engaging in active armed resistance as irredeemable antagonists Say what? All Hama's doing is kidnapping and torturing civillians, "armed resistance" my ass.
Hama: terrifying and tragic : r/TheLastAirbender - Reddit
WEBFeb 15, 2021 · Hama is a tragedy of torture, imprisonment, colonization and genocide. I feel like people should feel less scared and more sad for the circumstances of her life.
[ATLA] Discussion about Hama : r/TheLastAirbender - Reddit
WEBDec 13, 2017 · Hama's story is really interesting in my opinion. Although bloodbending is definitely a dark art, I can't blame her from using it. Still, it brings up a few questions I have: If she escaped, why didn't she lead an escape with the rest of the southern waterbenders? Why didn't the firebenders just kill the waterbenders like they did with the air nomads? …
Hama is easily one of the most terrifying yet tragic characters of …
WEBApr 18, 2020 · Hama is easily one of the most terrifying yet tragic characters of ATLA. Blood bending sounds painful. They did such good Foley work on it. I think I’m practice it would more moving every fluid in your body and they just call it blood bending because they live in effectively the 1850s.
Was Hama friends with Gran Gran???? : r/ATLA - Reddit
WEBJan 28, 2023 · Hama, the woman from The Puppetmaster ep, tells her story about her life in the Southern Water Tribe when she was captured. It shows how they froze the Fire Nation ship, which is the same one from the 1st episode in S1, and how she was one of the last waterbenders captured. It also shows a friend of Hama who was left behind because …
Hama was right : r/LeftistATLA - Reddit
WEBJul 19, 2020 · Hama was right. I like joking about how Hama did nothing wrong... but she definitely did do things wrong. She tortured civilians whose only crime was being born in the Fire Nation. Toph literally heard them screaming from through the mountain. She's no more justified than Jet was with his attempted genocide.
Hama was right : r/ATLA - Reddit
WEBhama wasn't right, but she was a sympathetic character. it's easy to see how her imprisonment led to hee cold, bitter rage at the entire fire nation. she lost everyone she knew. but you know who else lost everyone they knew to the fire nation? aang. and yet he still doesn't go out of his way to torture innocent civilians.
ATLA, one of the best shows that depicts the complexities and
WEBAug 3, 2020 · ATLA, one of the best shows that depicts the complexities and evils of war. In my opinion, rarely any other show, either animated or live-action, rises to the heights that ATLA achieves in depicting the complex nature of war and the many evil faces it uses. Hama, while an obvious example, is an excellent cautionary tale of an individual so ...
Could Hama beat Ozai? : r/ATLA - Reddit
WEBDec 10, 2021 · If there's a full moon, Hama will beat Ozai with little effort. The only way for someone to break free from a bloodbender's grip is by being a stronger waterbender themselves, but Ozai is a firebender. Even if he had Sozin's comet Hama would beat him in almost every match, simply because Ozai doesn't have the bending type necessary to …