In a war-torn world of elemental magic, a young boy reawakens to undertake a dangerous mystic quest to fulfill his destiny as the Avatar, and bring peace to the world.
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In a war-torn world of elemental magic, a young boy reawakens to undertake a dangerous mystic quest to fulfill his destiny as the Avatar, and bring peace to the world.
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Aang awakens to find himself aboard a captured Fire Nation ship with a full head of hair and sustaining serious injuries from the previous battle for Ba Sing Se. At his side are Katara, Sokka, and their father Hakoda who recount the events that led the four to the ship and contemplate their next move. Aang struggles to fight his own desire to face the Fire Lord before he is ready. Meanwhile, Zuko deals with his own issues as he makes his long-awaited journey home, with the fear of his father's rejection hanging over his head.
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Directed by Giancarlo VolpeWritten by Aaron Ehasz, Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan KonietzkoGuest stars Grey DeLisle, Cricket Leigh, André Sogliuzzo, Mark Hamill, James Garrett, Takayo Fischer, Johanna Braddy, Richard McGonagle
To better blend in as Fire Nation citizens, Aang enrolls in a Fire Nation school, giving himself an opportunity to learn more about the Nation and to enjoy life as a normal kid for the first time since he discovered he was the Avatar. Meanwhile Zuko, growing more and more paranoid about the Avatar's false demise, brings himself to confront the imprisoned Iroh.
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Directed by Joaquim Dos SantosWritten by John O'Bryan, Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan KonietzkoGuest stars Grey DeLisle, Cricket Leigh, Matthew Underwood, Jim Ward, Paul Butcher, Jeanne Sakata, Tinashe, Phil Proctor
When the gang arrives at a suffering fishing village, a mysterious spirit appears to help the villagers.
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Directed by Ethan SpauldingWritten by Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, Joshua HamiltonGuest stars Paul Eiding, Daniel Riordan, Will Shadley, Barbara Goodson
Feeling as though he isn't contributing enough to the group, Sokka seeks out an elusive swordsmaster from whom he can learn the ways of the blade.
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Directed by Giancarlo VolpeWritten by Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, Tim HedrickGuest stars Greg Baldwin, Robert Patrick, Wayne Duvall, Chris Butler
Zuko, Azula, Mai and Ty Lee take a vacation to Ember Island. In the process, they come to learn more about themselves and each other as well as their desires for the future. Elsewhere, Aang and the others face off against a new adversary.
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Directed by Joaquim Dos SantosWritten by Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, Katie MattilaGuest stars Grey DeLisle, Cricket Leigh, Olivia Hack, Ross Thomas, Erik von Detten, Takayo Fischer, Zachary Throne, Scott Menville
The tale of Avatar Roku and Fire Lord Sozin is revealed to Aang and Zuko by different sources. Both learn about themselves and are shown the origins of the war.
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Directed by Ethan SpauldingWritten by Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, Elizabeth Welch EhaszGuest stars Greg Baldwin, Andrew Lewis Caldwell, James Garrett, Ron Perlman, Grey DeLisle, Sean Marquette, Sab Shimono, Lex Lang
When Katara expresses her disapproval of Toph's new way to make quick cash, the group finds her too motherly and tension grows between Katara and Toph. When Katara finally decides to participate in this scam to disprove Toph's accusations, they are left vulnerable and are forced to face the dire consequences.
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Directed by Giancarlo VolpeWritten by Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, Joshua HamiltonGuest stars Joe Alaskey, Greg Baldwin
The gang investigates the bizarre disappearances taking place within an eerie town.
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Directed by Joaquim Dos SantosWritten by Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, Tim HedrickGuest stars Tress MacNeille, Stu Levin, Jim Meskimen, Peter Jessop, Salome Jens
Four days prior the invasion, Aang becomes nervous over his soon-to-come confrontation with the Fire Lord. His anxiety gets the better of him as he begins to suffer from outrageous nightmares and hallucinations. Meanwhile, Zuko becomes upset to learn that he was not informed about a war meeting.
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Directed by Ethan SpauldingWritten by John O'Bryan, Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan KonietzkoGuest stars Grey DeLisle, Cricket Leigh, Mark Hamill, Brian George
The day of the eclipse has arrived, and the invasion force gathers together to make last preparations. They infiltrate the island and the battle begins. Meanwhile, Aang searches for the Fire Lord.
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Directed by Giancarlo VolpeWritten by Aaron Ehasz, Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan KonietzkoGuest stars Greg Baldwin, André Sogliuzzo, René Auberjonois, Carlos Alazraqui, William Bassett, Serena Williams, Daniel Samonas, Mick Foley
As the invasion force fights their way to the Fire Nation capital, the kids help Aang find the Fire Lord in time for the eclipse. Zuko confronts his father with shocking news.
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Directed by Joaquim Dos SantosWritten by Aaron Ehasz, Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan KonietzkoGuest stars Grey DeLisle, André Sogliuzzo, René Auberjonois, Daniel Samonas, Mitch Holleman, Kristoffer Tabori, Mark Hamill, Richard McGonagle
Aang and the group arrive at the Western Air Temple, with Zuko in pursuit. Zuko wishes to help the Avatar end the war by teaching him firebending.
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Directed by Ethan SpauldingWritten by Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, Elizabeth Welch EhaszGuest stars Daniel Samonas, Michael Dow, Nick Swoboda, Greg Baldwin
While teaching Aang firebending, Zuko realizes that he has lost all his firebending skills. To regain his powers, Zuko and Aang must seek the original source of firebending within the ruins of a lost civilization.
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Directed by Giancarlo VolpeWritten by John O'Bryan, Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan KonietzkoGuest stars Brian Tochi, Robert Ito
Sokka wants to break his father out of jail and asks Zuko for information on Fire Nation prisons. Sokka and Zuko head for the Boiling Rock, a prison located in the middle of a volcano, to rescue Sokka's father.
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Directed by Joaquim Dos SantosWritten by Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, May ChanGuest stars Wade Williams, Zachary Throne, Jennie Kwan, Ezekial Rollins, Roger Rose, Courtenay Taylor, Eric Bauza
Zuko and Sokka make new plans to break out of the prison with Suki, Sokka's father and some others while a shocking twist leaves Azula none too happy with her two closest friends.
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Directed by Ethan SpauldingWritten by Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, Joshua HamiltonGuest stars Grey DeLisle, Cricket Leigh, Olivia Hack, André Sogliuzzo, Wade Williams, Zachary Throne, Jennie Kwan, Ezekial Rollins
Katara decides to confront the Fire Nation soldier responsible for her mother's death. Aang tries to talk her out of it, but she doesn't listen.
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Directed by Joaquim Dos SantosWritten by Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, Elizabeth Welch EhaszGuest stars André Sogliuzzo, Jennie Kwan, Grey DeLisle, Tim Dang, Bonnie McNeil
A play recounting the gang's adventures does not sit well with Aang and his friends, except for Toph who enjoys it very much. Meanwhile, Aang confesses his love to Katara, but the response is ambiguous.
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Directed by Giancarlo VolpeWritten by Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, Tim HedrickGuest stars Derek Basco, John DiMaggio, Tara Strong, Jennie Kwan, Rachel Dratch, Scott Menville
Aang struggles to decide whether or not he has to kill the Fire Lord and, during the night, is drawn toward an island which disappears before morning. Zuko leads the rest of the group to the Earth Kingdom to meet a tracker whom they hope can find Aang. The Fire Lord crowns himself Phoenix King and Aang awakens on the island not knowing where he is.
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Directed by Ethan SpauldingWritten by Aaron Ehasz, Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan KonietzkoGuest stars Grey DeLisle, Mark Hamill, Jennie Kwan, Nick Jameson, Rachel Dratch
While on the island, Aang seeks guidance from his past lives, but is not pleased with what he is told. The island, in fact, turns out to be a lion turtle from which Aang is given the guidance he had been seeking. Meanwhile, after the tracker is unable to track Aang, the rest of the group decide they must find Iroh. While tracking him down, the group meets up with The Order of the White Lotus, a group that transcends the division of the four nations.
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Directed by Giancarlo VolpeWritten by Aaron Ehasz, Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan KonietzkoGuest stars Greg Baldwin, Keone Young, Robert Patrick, Mark Hamill, James Garrett, André Sogliuzzo, Victor Brandt, Jim Meskimen
Sokka, Suki, and Toph try to stop the Fire Nation's air fleet. Meanwhile, Zuko and Azula duel in an Agni Kai and Aang confronts the Fire Lord.
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Directed by Joaquim Dos SantosWritten by Aaron Ehasz, Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan KonietzkoGuest stars Greg Baldwin, Mark Hamill, Takayo Fischer, Jen Cohn, Jennie Kwan, Victor Brandt, Keone Young, André Sogliuzzo
Aang is on the offensive after getting hit in the back of his scar and triggering the Avatar State. Meanwhile, after Zuko seems to have the upper hand against Azula, Katara is forced to join the fight when Azula resorts to desperate measures.
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Directed by Joaquim Dos SantosWritten by Aaron Ehasz, Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan KonietzkoGuest stars Greg Baldwin, Grey DeLisle, Cricket Leigh, Olivia Hack, André Sogliuzzo, Mark Hamill, Jennie Kwan, Kevin Michael Richardson
Michael Dante DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, Aaron Ehasz, John O'Bryan, Tim Hedrick, Elizabeth Welch Ehasz, Joshua Hamilton, Matt Hubbard, Nick Malis, Joann Estoesta, James Eagan, May Chan, Katie Mattila, Ian Wilcox
