Princess Azula Fan Casting (2024)

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Who should have been casted as Azula? ›

Jamie Chung was suggested to play Azula in Avatar: The Last Airbender (Netflix) by fluffyclouds. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Meng Ziyi, Momona Tamada, and Zhou Ye. Avatar: The Last Airbender (Netflix) has 89 roles, including Katara, Zuko, and Sokka.

Azula Recasting Rumor Debunked | Elizabeth Yu's Credibility Attacked Unfairly | TikTok. Azula is not getting recasted.

Azula and Chan. Azula and Chan shared a kiss at his beach party. Chan and Azula had only a brief relationship.

The original Nickelodeon series didn't explore Azula's character enough, leaving her lacking in depth. The live-action show has the opportunity to delve into what motivates her and add layers to her cruelty, making her a more complex and compelling character.

Chan is the only character that Azula is ever shown to have any sort of a crush on even though he's a minor character who only features in one episode. While these two do share a kiss, it's clear that Chan isn't tough enough to handle Azula.

Psychological analyses estimate Azula as being highly intelligent, and as having conduct disorder with notable Machiavellian and, at times, sad*stic traits.

Her eventual fate is currently unknown. Some fans believe that the shaman on Bhanti Island who helps heal Korra is actually Azula. The firebender sports a very similar hairstyle to Azula and appears to be about the same age as Zuko, lending credence to the theory. To be clear, this is currently only a fan theory.

She didn't get fired, but so many people who don't like her because of her role for Azula.

Despite his apparent pride in Azula's prodigious firebending skills and sheer prowess, it was clear that Ozai held little true, unconditional love for Azula. Like Zuko, she was largely a tool to further his own efforts of conquering the world.

While Ty Lee, at one point, regarded Azula as a friend, it was apparent that she formulated a fear of the princess and was hesitant to disobey her. She seemed to have more respect for Azula, however, as opposed to Mai.

Did Azula like Chan? ›

Azula admired Chan's "muscular arms", and Chan subsequently moved in to kiss her. He complimented her on her looks, to which she responded by creating her signature blue flames in her palms, expressing that they would be the most powerful couple on earth.

It's because Azula actually takes the effort to make them blue. She's deliberately putting that much heat into her firebending while using it, hence why it turns to the normal color when she stops controlling it. Ozai could do the same, but he doesn't care about showing off enough to use that kind of precision.

Azula reminds Usra that she once called her a monster. Ursa tells her that she does not think this, that Azula is a confused child, and she loves her. Azula, who now has what she wants, cannot believe it and ends up throwing a brush at the mirror. She breaks down crying.

Azula started to reminisce about the past and remembered her mom and how she was never around. Since her ego wasn't being fed anymore she began feeling insecure and projected what she felt as her mother's actual emotions and so she went a bit crazy.

Elizabeth Yu (“May December”) plays Princess Azula, the younger sister to Zuko and a fierce firebending prodigy who eyes her brother's position as heir to the Fire Nation.

The Fire Nation princess' response to the criticism was as fiery as her character appeared to be on screen. Elizabeth Yu came to prominence following the announcement of her casting in Netflix's live-action adaptation Avatar: The Last Airbender based on the fan-favorite Nickelodeon show of the same name.

So there you go: Azula's blue fire represents her mastery in Firebending and her cruelty and Ozai is the epitomy of all that is cruel and his "more powerful in the art of Firebending" than Azula and still cannot create Blue fire, which is the hottest type of fire there is.