And what was Ozai going to destroy with help of 12 airships in a few hours that he had while the comet was in the sky? With the Earth Kingdom no longer in existence and all the important cities being occupied by the Fire Nation soldiers and administration?

Aang could be taught by literally any firebender from the White Lotus.

The dragons also deemed worthy Iroh who used their teachings to continue conquering the Earth Kingdom and destroy countless lives in the siege of Ba Sing Se. So the recognition of dragons has nothing to do with humanistic morality. Especially considering their carnivorous nature.

Lol, those moments of weakness are 95% of what he does for all three seasons of the show. Singling out a unique mixed nation instead of facilitating the unification of existing nations is a mistake. However, if you go to the end, then the literal New York from the superhero setting in the East Asian fantasy setting is a mistake.

According to the comics, he locked a psychologically traumatized person in a madhouse for a year (yes, mental illness and psychological trauma are different things.). During this year, Azula's health, which is completely unsurprising, has become much worse! And yes, how he helped her when he treated her like an animal or hanging her over the cliff or even forgot about her existence immediately after she ran away. In fact, Azula's condition only improved when she got out of the asylum and escaped from Zuko, and this is very revealing. However, in general, all the patients of this Bedlam were horrified by the prison in there.

It's funny that none of the fans could answer my argument. It all comes down to total ignorance of facts and abstractions of the level he is good because he is good. So the fan bias towards Zuko is perhaps the main reason for my activity.

Now your just rambling at this point. I feel it’s best for this post to be locked.

@Integer115 When he hung her over the cliff he was defending himself and I think it was reactionary not premeditated.

The impossibility of implementing the Phoenix plan in the form of the destruction of an entire continent in a couple of hours is a fact.

It's not just Zuko's ability to train Aang, it's a fact.

Iroh's military company after the campaign to the dragons is a fact.

The destruction of countless lives in the siege of Ba Sing Se is a fact.

The persistence of Zuko's assholness is a fact.

The Republican city was written off from New York is a fact.

The Azula's health became worse after being in a madhousel is a fact.

And It's a fact that all of her friends that she pulled out of the that psychiatric hospital thought this place was terible.

So only Zuko fans are rambling here.

General B.H. Hanging a person over a cliff to explain to her that she ruined your childhood with her good grades has nothing to do with self-defense. In fact, he didn't have to fight her at all because the letter literally meant nothing. Because he came to power not through the inheritance of the throne, but through a coup and sat on the throne of bayonets of enemy fighters. So he could return it to Azula himself.

You actually have a point, but I feel like this just equates to plot holes, not Zuko being bad.

Iroh learned from the Dragons after the siege of Ba Sing Se and the death of his son.

That's not true. Zuko said his uncle killed the last dragon a long time ago, not six years. That was when he made his cover story for the dragons.

Okay, well even so, Iroh eventually became good. It was even obvious how much of a good person Iroh was before Ba Sing Se.

As is typical, if the facts contradict Zuko's image of good boy, then it's worse for the facts.

"General Iroh and his army led a siege on the great Earth Kingdom capital for 600 days. After losing countless men in the siege, and with no end to the battle in sight, General Iroh ordered his men to retreat, an act deemed cowardly by Iroh’s brother, Fire Lord Ozai."

Yes, Iroh is a real good man who destroyed countless lives in a notoriously hopeless military enterprise and them just fled.