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Top 5 Fictional Ladies I Admire
1.) Iwaya Sumire, Tramps Like Us
2.) Katara of the Southern Water Tribe, Avatar: The Last Airbender
3.) Kusanagi Motoko, Ghost In The Shell
4.) Alanna of Tortall, Alanna: The First Adventure
5.) Eddi McCandry, War for the Oaks
droiche:Post a comment, and I'll give you a top 5 to provide. It could be anything.
Top 5 Fictional Ladies I Admire
1.) Iwaya Sumire, Tramps Like Us
2.) Katara of the Southern Water Tribe, Avatar: The Last Airbender
3.) Kusanagi Motoko, Ghost In The Shell
4.) Alanna of Tortall, Alanna: The First Adventure
5.) Eddi McCandry, War for the Oaks
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(2) Toph. Simply because she could out-hardass anyone on the show, she is a tiny blind girl who kicks major earthbending butt, and I plain out love her concept. And then they don't do much with her, which saddens me.
(3) Katara. Pretty much everything about her, how she relates to the team, the very realistic sibling vibe she has with Sokka, the snotty snarkiness she does, and more reasons I could babble about.
Honestly,these three characters almost tie for first place and continuously switch about. I place them in this order mainly because I am fickle and shuffle them a lot, and the list demands linear order.
(4): Zuko. I'm a sucker for satisfying character development, redemption stories, and honor-mad banished princes. Who also happen to have a gooey inner core of pure DORK. I'm convinced that to be a top Good Guy on Avatar, you must also be a major dork.
(5): Uncle Iroh! For being the kooky, tea-loving, humble, wise, firebending master, general, and all around super-awesome old man that he happens to be.
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And just about everyone I know is like, 'Azula: how often do we see female villains that are that good?' And the answer is almost never.