Is it just me, or are all the Zutara shippers people who like Zuko better than Aang? And are all the Kataangers people who like Aang better than Zuko? Not only does this match with what several Zutarians and Kataangers have said on the subject, but it also makes sense - it is only natural that people will think that the romance involving the character they prefer is the better, more likely one - as the old saying goes: "People see what they want to see".

So let's do a quick round off with who you like better as a character - Zuko or Aang, and which ship you like better - Kataang or Zutara.

I'll go first. I like Aang's character better. Zuko's story was great, and I love his character, but just not as much as I like Aang's.

So far, the theory is holding out then.

Is it just me, or are all the Zutara shippers people who like Zuko better than Aang? And are all the Kataangers people who like Aang better than Zuko? Not only does this match with what several Zutarians and Kataangers have said on the subject, but it also makes sense - it is only natural that people will think that the romance involving the character they prefer is the better, more likely one - as the old saying goes: "People see what they want to see".

So let's do a quick round off with who you like better as a character - Zuko or Aang, and which ship you like better - Kataang or Zutara.

I'll go first. I like Aang's character better. Zuko's story was great, and I love his character, but just not as much as I like Aang's.

So far, the theory is holding out then.

Zutarians who complain about the Lion-Turtle are being somewhat hypocitical, seeing as there was far more forshadowing for the Lion-Turtle than there was for Zutara. Most of the so called "Zutara forshadowing" is fairly weak in any case, and can usually be countered with a Kataang example from the same episode. A prime example of this is Katara's betrothal necklace. Believe it or not, some Zuatarians actually tried to pass off Zuko's posession of the necklace as forshadowing for Zutara. Never mind that Aang had lovingly attempted to fashion Katara a replacement (one of the many acts of endearment that made me ship Kataang). Also never mind that after Aang had retrieved the necklace from Zuko, the writers made a point of inserting a scene where Aang gives a betrothal necklace to Katara. Seriously, if that wasn't forshadowing, I don't know what was.

BTW, I have never held stock in the whole "opposite attract" thing.