Sat May 19 home. Day of Black Sun This episode showcases the badassery of all of the characters, and Toph is no exception. That is all. Bitter Work This is the episode in which Toph turns Aang into an earthbender…basically by abusing him until he snaps and stands up to her.
The Guru In this episode, Toph invents metalbending. Notes skyfirewolf reblogged this from atlalists. Once they figure out her intentions, she tries to keep them engaged in conversation to further waste their time.
In Season 3, Episode 20, it was time for the final battle. The Fire Nation fleets were all headed towards the battlefield. Sokka, Toph, and Suki infiltrate an airship so that they can take those down from the inside. Toph makes a metal armor out of the cockpit door and single-handedly defeats the entire crew inside.
She ends the fight in style by saying this line. Toph has never treated her disability as a disadvantage. In Season 3, Episode 4, the Gaang is lying on the ground, relaxing and enjoying watching a meteor shower.
Katara comments on how beautiful it is to look at and Sokka ponders over how insignificant they all really are. It is the last straw for them when Joo Dee forbids them from putting up missing posters of Appa around the town. Aang flies into a rage and decides that he is going to do everything he can to find Appa. Toph joins in enthusiastically and earth-bend blasts the entire side wall of their accommodation away in her excitement. In the last episode of Season 3, Aang takes Ozai's bending away instead of killing him.
Even after being defeated , Ozai takes this as a blow to his ego and proudly calls himself "The Phoenix King. Sarika is obsessed with anime-manga and she can't believe she's living her dream of writing about things she's, well, obsessed with! However, even when Aang makes an Avatar promise not to do so, they do not listen. Later on, Toph cheats in a dice-like game and a test-your-strength game, winning even more money.
She also pretends to get run over by a noble's carriage so that Sokka, dressed as a Fire Nation soldier, can scam the noble by accepting money for silence. Katara continues to warn that these scams are dangerous and immoral. Toph tells her to quit acting like the mother of the group.
When Katara suggests Toph is making a fuss because she secretly misses her own parents, Toph angrily walks off. After going into town to buy a messenger hawk , which he names Hawky , Sokka finds a wanted poster for Toph, who has been dubbed "The Runaway". Horrified, Sokka tears down the poster and later shows it to Toph who is delighted at the nickname and how much money is being offered for her return. Toph convinces Sokka to keep the wanted poster a secret from Katara by giving him funds for Appa 's armor and expensive atlases.
Toph and Katara argue over the former's scams. While rummaging through Toph's belongings, Katara discovers the wanted poster and confronts the earthbender, who angrily replies that Katara is not her mother and should not give her orders. From that moment on, the two of them refuse to speak to one another.
Sokka tries to write an apology message by posing as Toph and using Hawky to send it to Katara, but the young waterbender easily sees through the ruse due to Toph's blindness and resulting illiteracy.
Sokka later talks to Toph to try to mend the rift between her and Katara. As they discuss how Katara's motherly instincts can also be supportive and nurturing, Katara, who is bathing in the water beneath the cliff side where they sit to chat, listens to them. Sokka reveals how Katara took on the role of their mother after her death, so much so that, to Sokka, she eventually replaced the face of their mother.
Toph admits that she appreciates Katara's motherly nature, and believes Katara cares for her more than her real mother ever did. A touched Katara later approaches Toph and suggests that she and Toph work together to collect the bounty that she has accumulated as the "ultimate scam". The group expresses surprise, especially Aang and Sokka, who faint while foaming at the mouth, but Katara is insistent that she can show her fun side.
Combustion Man 's chi is blocked. Katara pretends to turn in Toph to the authorities , depicted in the first scene of the episode. However, the entire scenario turns out to be a trap set up by Combustion Man. Katara and Toph are imprisoned in a cell made of wood, material that neither of them can bend. Katara suggests that Toph use her meteorite bracelet to make a saw, to which Toph answers that she left it at camp.
Exhausted, Katara wipes her forehead and discovers it covered in sweat beads. She jumps up and starts to run in place, building up more sweat.
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