he looks like a gorlia crossed with a rabbit to me

an evil gorrila from the kongos evil mwuahahahahahahaha ;D

But he is peacefull sadly

he would make a great evil pet

well going off topic there must not spam trying to resist urge

I wonder how the avatar cycle gets screwed up because of the mass genocide

Well aang might have a child and as long as they keep having kid the blood of an air bender with be there and by the time air comes again it will be a distant relative of aang

eew in breeding yuck

I wonder what will happen in the next great fight will Aang get the spirit power again or something else

hey think you can give me a small summary of what happened in the season fainly didn't get to see it if not thats ok

((Spoiler))


We’re at the Northern Water Tribe City with its splendid structures made completely out of ice. Katara is challenging a tentative opponent who creates an ice ball to shoot at Katara. With one move, Katara changes the ice to water and bends it back towards her opponent who gets trapped within a tower of ice shards.

Master Pakku, who has been watching Katara’s skills, asks the row of male water benders if they cared to face Katara once more. They all decline. He praises her for her fierce determination; her advanced bending, and tells her that she can do anything if she puts her mind into it. He ends with saying, “Raw talent alone is not enough.” At this, he glances at Aang who is busy playing with Momo. When Master Pakku asks if Aang has learned anything, Aang responds by showing them a trick. He creates a snowman of himself and the two waterbenders gaze in a bemused expression.

Sokka and Princess Yue are enjoying each others company inside the city of the North Pole. Sokka is talking about the primitive nature of his village and Princess Yue responds with surprise when he tells her there are no ice buildings. They stop in the middle of the bridge, and Princess Yue has this forlorn look on her face when she tells Sokka that what they are doing is wrong. In response to her downcast face, Sokka leads her to Appa.

When Sokka approaches, Appa pounces on him and at this, Princess Yue giggles in amusement. Together, they get onto Appa and take off into the air. The lift-off takes Yue by surprise and when they’re in the air, Princess Yue asks, “Is it always this cold in the sky?” Sokka gazes at her and says, “Not when you’re with someone.” Princess Yue blushes and gazes into Sokka’s eyes. They almost kiss, until they both realize what they are doing is wrong.

Snow is falling gently down from the sky, but the snow begins to turn black. The North Pole inhabitants all look in horror at the black snow, and the waters in the fountains turn black. At closer glance, Sokka realizes the black snow comes from the soot of fire navy ships. He recognizes it from the time his village was attacked.

The fire navy ships are approaching at a fast pace, and Admiral Zhao is reveling in the history he is about to write. Beside him, Iroh warns him, “Be careful what you wish for admiral. History is not always kind to its subjects.”

In the hallways of the ship, Iroh meets with Zuko once again for a brief conversation.

Water tribe people gather at the sound of a large drum, and are rushing up the steps to the temple. Sokka runs up the steps with Princess Yue holding his hand and follows close behind. He turns around when Princess Yue holds him back to tell him that they shouldn’t see each other again, because she likes Sokka too much and it gets too confusing for her to decide on what to do.

The two part ways and we are taken to the temple where the war ceremony is taking place. Yue’s father Chief Arnook is giving a rousing speech, warning the people that some of them may not return after this meeting. When Chief Arnook asks for volunteers for a dangerous mission, Sokka is the first to stand up with a look of determination on his face. He approaches Arnook, who marks his forehead with three red wavy lines. As Sokka walks off the stage, Yue glances at him. When Sokka looks back somberly, Yue glances back at her people with a tear silently passing down her cheek.

It is daybreak, and Aang waits in the impending silence for the approaching fire navy. Chief Arnook joins Aang, talking about the silence and the war. Since Aang was not there for the war that took place against his people, he states, “I’m going to make a difference this time.”

Water tribesmen are assembled at the front when the first fireball is launched. The attack begins and Aang and Appa take off into the sky together. Aang lands on one of the navy ships where he takes out all the catapults while being attacked by men with heavy long-poled sludge hammers that can kill someone or crush a body part with just one blow. One wicked-looking man who has these hammers chained to armlets manages to tie Aang to a catapult. But just in the knick of time Appa arrives, breaking the chains and sending the man overboard. Boats carrying Waterbenders come up to the side and freeze the ship into place along with its crew. Aang and Appa soar through the skies, but encounter endless rows of fire navy ships.

Meanwhile, the men on the dangerous mission (including Sokka) prepare to take their plan into action, which is to board the ship in fire nation armor and take out the commanding officer. Chief Arnook shows a young man with fire nation armor on. At this, Sokka laughs out loud, and points out that the spiky shoulders are not part of the fire nation soldier’s style. He also points out that the commanding officer is Admiral Zhao and describes the man’s features and personality. Arnook is surprised by how knowledgeable Sokka is on details of the fire nation, and instructs the man in armor to show his respect to Sokka. When Sokka hears that the armored man is Yue’s fiancé, Hahn, a look of disbelief crosses his face. Just to let the readers know, Hahn is a self-absorbed, vain, conceited man. (He reminds me of Prince Charming from “Shrek 2”)

Twilight nears, and Iroh advises Zhao to anchor the boats and attack at daybreak, since the waterbenders' powers are strongest when the full moon shines.

On the balcony of the palace, Princess Yue and Katara gaze in worry at the approaching navy. When Aang arrives back, Aang states in defeat, “I can’t do it. There’s just too many.” When Princess Yue reminds him of his duty, Aang replies, “I’m just one kid.” Katara comforts Aang and assures Aang that they will figure out a way to defeat the enemies.

The night approaches and Zuko plans to take advantage of its cover. He is clad in a white outfit and is readying a boat when Iroh comes into the room. It’s really a sentimental moment. Iroh tells Zuko that Zuko is like a son to him, ever since his own son died. At this, Zuko faces his Uncle with a look of gentleness and bows in respect, and Iroh embraces him. As Zuko and the boat descends into the frigid water, Iroh gives Zuko last words of advice to stay warm in such a harsh environment.

The men on the dangerous mission sharpen their blades, Hahn and Sokka standing side by side (not a good idea). Hahn begins the conversation by talking about Princess Yue, but when he makes known the fact that he preferred the points he was gaining with the chief, Sokka insults him, calling him a “self-absorbed weasel.” Hahn responds back by insulting Sokka’s position in society. In anger, Sokka pounces on Hahn and the two wrestle each other to the ground. Chief Arnook enters at that moment, and separates to two, calling Sokka off the mission. Arrogantly, Hahn commands his troops to follow his lead and Sokka is left simmering.

Night darkens, and Zuko is navigating the boat swiftly past icebergs, advancing towards the city wall. He lands and takes cover, watching as guards patrol the border. At this moment, Zuko hears the baying of seal-turtles and observes these creatures diving into a hole in the ice. Coming to the conclusion that they are headed to a place that could get him into the city, he takes a breath and dives headfirst into the frigid waters.

Meanwhile, Princess Yue, Katara, and Aang gaze at the moon in its splendor. Princess Yue tells the other two about the story of the moon; how it pulled and pushed the tides of the ocean. The Water Nation’s ancestors observed this and learned the ways of Waterbending.

All of a sudden, Aang brings up the idea that they could contact the spirit world for help. At first, the three are troubled by how to get to the spirit world, since Aang got there by accident before. Princess Yue leads the two companions to the most spiritual place in the North Pole. When Princess Yue opens the doorway, Aang and Katara look in awe at an oasis. Surrounded by green grass, there is a gateway; behind that a waterfall, and in front, a small pond with two koi fish swimming around in a circle. Aang observes that there is a tranquil feeling in the oasis and sits down in the meditative position. Momo edges towards the pond and ventures forward to try and catch one of the koi, but Katara and Yue give him a reprimanding stare.

Zuko has survived the water and is shivering as he stumbles out of the water into a cavern. Taking Iroh’s words of advice into consideration, Zuko uses his fire breath to warm up. The seals are barking and Zuko commands them to stop barking, pushing them aside as he makes his way forward. Surprisingly they actually do stop barking, but start once more after he has passed. The sound of water reaches his ears and he comes upon a water passageway. With fortitude and strength, Zuko climbs against the down-pouring current.

At the same time, Sokka is busy sharpening his boomerang, alone in the weaponry room. Chief Arnook approaches him, asking him if he is alright. Sokka responds with dripping sarcasm and Arnook apologizes for taking him off the mission, but tells him that he wanted Sokka to protect his daughter. Instantly, Sokka’s expression changes to bafflement and he accepts the task willingly.

Zuko manages to get through the opposing current, and takes a deep breath at the top. He searches for an underwater passageway, and comes upon a cave to the side. When he ascends up to get a breath of air, he realizes the way is covered in ice. He controls his panic and begins to melt his way to the surface. Finally, he breaks through and takes a break to recover himself inside the city’s walls.

Aang is still trying to concentrate and find a passageway to the spirit world. While he is concentrating, Katara and Princess Yue are whispering to each other. In exasperation, Aang demands that he needs silence in order to concentrate. However, when Aang opens his eyes, he sees the two koi swimming in a circle. One koi is white with a black spot on its head while the other is black with a white spot on its head. They follow each other and the two forms begin to merge into yin and yang. Instantly, Aang eyes and airbending tattoos begin to glow. Princess Yue worries at first, but Katara assures her that he’s just crossing over into the Spirit World. As long as they didn’t move Aang’s body, Aang should have no trouble coming back. She replies confidently, “I’m perfectly capable of protecting him.”

Zuko’s voice comes from the side and Katara looks in his direction in disbelief. The two ready their stance and duel, waterbending versus firebending. Zuko starts off shooting jets of flames at Katara and Katara blocks them off with water shields. She uses the water whip to spiral him into the air, causing him to land on the ground. Zuko gets back up and shoots fire out, but Katara pushes him back against the wall and bends the water rapidly, surrounding Zuko in a sphere of ice. By now, Zuko realizes Katara has been taught by a master, and in anger melts the sphere around him and comes forward until the two are face to face. He circles around her and grabs at Aang’s collar, but Katara launches a stream of water and sends a wave that freezes Zuko instantly in place against the wall.

The sun beams over the horizon, signaling the time for the Fire Navy to act once more. The sun shines on Zuko’s still form and he awakens in fury, melting the ice with heated breath. He attacks Katara and she blocks the attack with a water shield, but it thrown back by the force of the blow and knocked unconscious against the gateway. Zuko points out, “You rise with the moon; I rise with the sun.” He takes Aang by the collar and leaves.

Meanwhile, Zhao continues his attacks against the water tribe’s defenses. The Fire Navy batters through the outer ice wall and soldiers storm into the city, and Zhao revels in his moment of glory.

At the oasis, Katara suddenly awakens and looks around to see that Aang is gone. Sokka and Princess Yue arrive on Appa and Katara crestfallenly tells them that Zuko took Aang. The three look down sadly at Momo, who is now sitting where Aang was with his ears drooping.

Far above the oasis in a frozen tundra, we last see Zuko (hood on) trudging through a blizzard with Aang on his back. end part one

((the thing said it was too long))
part two
Outside the city walls, the Fire Navy continues to attack with large fireballs. Still inside the oasis, Katara is upset with herself for failing in her duty to protect Aang. Sokka assures her and Princess Yue that Zuko couldn’t have gone far and they take off on Appa through the upcoming blizzard while Momo waits behind in the oasis. The snow is deepening and Prince Zuko struggles through the snow with Aang on his back, his tattoos still glowing.

In the Spirit World, Aang’s spirit is in a swamp-like area with gnarled trees. He approaches the first creature he sees, which happens to be a white monkey dressed up in monk’s clothing and attempting to meditate. The creature tells him to go away, but when Aang does not leave, he tells him to follow a glowing orb. Aang chases after it from branch to branch, but when he grabs at it, the branch beneath him disintegrates and he lands in the water. Here, he sees Avatar Roku’s reflection within and his spirit appears in front of Aang.

Aang is oblivious to where his body is being taken, and Zuko is trying to find shelter. All of a sudden, the ice begins to break behind him and Zuko runs in a mad dash to escape. He finally leaps out of the way, and looks behind to see a huge canyon formed. Ahead of him he glimpses a cave and walks towards it. Once inside he ties Aang’s hands and legs with rope and they wait out the storm.

In the spirit world, Aang is asking Avatar Roku for a way to find the Ocean and Moon Spirit. Avatar Roku tells Aang that the Ocean and Moon Spirits became mortal a long, long time ago. The only spirit old enough to know their mortal forms is a dangerous creature named Koh, nicknamed the Face Stealer (I think that’s quite explanatory) A look of revulsion crosses Aang’s face when Avatar Roku tells Aang that the Face Stealer stole the faces of those who he met, unless they showed no emotion whatsoever.

Katara, Sokka, and Princess Yue continue their search on finding Aang, but to no avail.

In the cavern, Zuko is waiting out the blizzard that is only increasing in fury. He looks at Aang and says, “I finally have you, but I can’t get you home because of this blizzard. There’s always something.” He gets up on his feet and gazes out at the snow, “Not that you would know. You’re like my sister. Everything always came easy to her. She’s a firebending prodigy and everyone adores her. My father says she was born lucky and that I was lucky to be born. I don’t need luck though; I don’t want it. I’ve always had to struggle and that’s what made me strong. It’s made me who I am.” (*sniffle* ~_~)

While Zuko is waiting for the blizzard to lessen, the fire nation soldiers attack the city on komodo rhinos against waterbenders who are shooting pressured water against the rhinos and oncoming tanks.

Zhao and Iroh are watching their barrage of attacks on deck and Iroh warns Zhao once more that if they don’t defeat the Water Nation before the full moon rises, they will become undefeatable. In response, Zhao calmly tells Iroh that he intends to remove the moon. Iroh is completely taken aback and asks how. Zhao merely gives a knowing smile. At this moment, Hahn bursts out onto the deck, removes his helmet and attacks Zhao, spear forward. With one swift movement, Zhao sends Hahn overboard.

The two continue their conversation as if nothing has happened. Zhao tells Iroh about his training under General Shu in the Earth Kingdom back when he was a young lieutenant, and how he found a secret underground library with many scrolls. On one of these scrolls, it told of the Moon Spirit and Ocean Spirit’s mortal forms. Zhao knew that they could be found and killed; and believes that it is his destiny to do so. Iroh strongly opposes Zhao’s intended acts, saying “the spirits are not to be trifled with”, but Zhao casually replies that he knows that Iroh fears the spirits and that he’s heard rumors of Iroh’s journey to the Spirit World. But the Moon and Ocean spirits gave up their immortality to be a part of our world, and that “they will face the consequences.”

Aang has traveled quite some distance and approaches a giant gnarled tree with a glowing light above it. He leaps from one rock to another, up the cliff, and into the tree. Aang apprehensively approaches and is startled by a curly-tailed blue nose monkey. He immediately relaxes, but when the monkey turns its head, Aang is shocked to see that it has no face. Taking a deep breath, Aang says in his Avatar voice, “Show no fear; show no emotion at all.”

He enters the cavern, descending down step after step until there is very little light. A form shifts overhead and approaches from out of the darkness behind Aang. The Face Stealer attempts to scare Aang by leaping in front of him, but an impassive expression remains on his face. Koh is a giant centipede-like creature with spider-like legs surrounding its eye-like head. But in the middle of its head where the “pupil” would be is the face of its victims. Koh welcomes Aang, saying it has been a long time since an Avatar has visited him. Aang calmly asks, “You know me?” to which Koh replies in shock “How could I forget you?” And ‘blinks’ changing from the white face with red lips to a man with a long black mustache and beard. Koh continues on to say that one of Aang’s previous incarnations tried to slay him 8 or 900 years ago. Aang hesitantly asks why he — or, I tried to do that.

Koh’s harsh face suddenly turns into a beautiful woman with long brown wavy hair, saying it was “something about stealing the face of someone you loved”. Aang focuses on the beautiful face, but when Koh fails to stir emotion within the Avatar, he laughs wickedly and shifts his face to that of a baboon. (Man that was creepy). He then begins to wrap around Aang, saying how that’s all behind them, and why should he hold a grudge against Aang for something his past life did? “After all,” he says whispering into Aang’s ear “you’ve come to me with a new face”. Aang closes his eyes and breathes deeply to stay calm and Zuko sees Aang’s body do the same.

Sokka, Katara, and Princess Yue continue their search through the blizzard. Whenever Katara and Princess Yue seem to give up hope, Sokka reassures them that Aang is safe.

In the lair of the creature, Koh permits Aang to ask his question about the mortal forms of the Moon and Ocean spirits. Koh answers in riddles and tells Aang that Twee and La (their spirit names) dance in an eternal circle of push and pull. Koh’s face shifts from an owl’s to an old man’s, and then to a blue mask while he tells Aang that it is the mortal spirits that are in trouble. With a few more hints, Aang realizes that the koi fish are the spirits and exclaims this aloud with a look of glad recognition on his face. Fortunately, Aang manages to revert his face back to an impassive stare before Koh turns around to face him once more. Aang makes his leave and Koh wears the face of a sad young man with a short brown mustache and beard, saying they’ll meet again before shrinking into the darkness.

Aang rushes out of the cavern and tells Avatar Roku that the spirits are in trouble and he needs to get back to the physical world. Avatar Roku sends Hei Bai (from episode 7) to bring him back to the gateway.

Night has come and full moon has risen, bringing the water tribe to the height of their power. Water tribesmen hail sharpened ice shards down at the fire nation soldiers with upraised shields and we see Master Pakku decisively slice three tanks in half and create a typhoon of water around him to attack from above. Meanwhile, Zhao draws nearer to his destination with his men, saying they’re “going fishing”.

Aang is at the gateway where Hei Bai (in his panda form) shoots a blue beam at Aang who is immediately returned to the mortal world. The meditating monkey in monk’s clothing opens one eye and says, “Good riddance.” At this, Hei Bai (in his scary form) rushes to the creature’s side and sends him off his rock into the waters with a blasting roar.

Aang is back in the mortal world, but when he tries to talk to Momo he remains fast asleep. Aang realizes that he is still in spirit form and is suddenly transported to the place where his body is.

Katara spots a glowing blue light fly through the sky leading to a cavern, and is convinced that it must be Aang. As Aang merges in to his body, he awakens and finds that he is tied up. Upon seeing Zuko, he blows a stream of air that forces Zuko against the wall (Seriously, Zuko can survive any sudden impacts) and forces Aang outside of the cavern. He then attempts to worm his way across the snow (LOL!) but Zuko grabs him by the collar and says, “You won’t get away from me that easily.”

Just then, Appa arrives and Katara jumps off. Zuko readies his stance and says, “Here for a rematch?” Katara replies, “Trust me Zuko, it won’t be much of a match.” She lifts a barrier of snow to block off his fire and then sends Zuko up in the air with a tower of ice and crumples it to have it collapse on top of him. Sokka cuts Aang loose and the companions are about to leave Zuko to freeze in the snow when Aang steps in and says, “No, if we leave him, he’ll die.” Aang carries Zuko into Appa’s saddle and they take off towards the oasis to save the Ocean and Moon spirits.

But the four are too late as Zhao catches the white fish and places it into a bag. The moon in the sky changes to a blood red and everything is bathed in red light. Even the water tribe’s waterbending attacks stop completely.

Yue begins to feel faint when the moon is in this form and Aang feels similar. Yue tells the three, “I owe the Moon Spirit my life.” She begins her story, “When I was born, I was very sick and very weak. Most babies cry when they’re born, but I was born as if I was asleep, my eyes closed. The healers did everything they could to save me. They told my parents that I was going to die. My father pleaded with the spirits to save me. That night, under the full moon, he bought me to the oasis and placed me in the pond. My dark hair turned white; I opened my (blue) eyes and I began to cry. At that moment, my parents knew I would live. That’s why my mother named me Yue; after the moon.”

Meanwhile at the oasis, Zhao is basking in his glory, saying how the Fire Nation will talk about him for centuries, calling him titles such as “Zhao the Moon Slayer” and “Zhao the Invincible.” Momo attacks him all of a sudden, giving Appa and his riders just enough time to approach from the opposite site of the pond. Zhao holds the bag threateningly in front of them with his fist ready to fire. Immediately, Aang drops his glider to the ground and tells Zhao that if he took out the moon, everything would fall out of balance and would unleash chaos on the entire world. From the side, Iroh speaks and confirms Aang’s explanation. He threatens Admiral Zhao, “Whatever you do on that spirit, I will unleash on you tenfold!” Iroh says this with such conviction and an expression of utmost fury.

Zhao reluctantly releases the fish back into the pond, and the red sky returns to normal. But in a moment of fury and decisiveness, he launches a flame and kills the white fish otherwise known as the Moon spirit. Iroh and the kids look on in horror as the moon fades away and the world falls into darkness. Iroh immediately attacks Zhao’s men using firebending with such fierceness and precision that Zhao retreats. Zuko is gone as well.

Iroh picks up the white fish and Princess Yue despairingly says, “There’s no hope now; it’s over.” At this moment, Aang’s avatar spirit kicks in and he says in the combined voices, “No, it’s not over.” He makes way into the middle of the pond where he remains in his prayer stance. The black fish (the Ocean Spirit) swims towards Aang and its eyes and white spot begins to glow as well. Aang pummels straight down into the water and the water surrounding the oasis and Water Tribe City begins to glow in an ethereal blue light. From the water he emerges as the Ocean Spirit itself; an incredibly large glowing water creature with a head shaped like a fish’s.

The Ocean Spirit begins to descend into the city, and upon sight, the water tribe people bow down in respect while the fire nation raises their spears. With just a flick of its arms, the Ocean Spirit kills off many men. Aang is in the center of the water spirit, controlling the movements in his Avatar mode.

Meanwhile, Zhao has escaped General Iroh, but is taken aback when Prince Zuko attacks him. “You’re alive?” Zhao asks and Zuko replies “You tried to have me killed!” and blasts more fireballs at Zhao. After a few more exchanges between them, the duel between Zuko and Admiral Zhao begins. Dodging and blasting fire bolts, Zuko flips over Zhao and fires under his arm, launching him off the wall and quickly following after him.

Back at the oasis, Iroh gently places the white koi back into the water. “It’s too late; it’s dead” Katara says in hopelessness. General Iroh, Sokka, Princess Yue, and Katara pray for the spirit but Iroh notices that Princess Yue has been touched by the Moon Spirit, also pointing out that some of the Moon Spirit’s life is within her. Princess Yue opens her eyes, and they are the only things in color. Being the dutiful person, she responds, “Yes, you’re right. It gave me life.” And after moment’s though, continues with “Maybe I can give it back.” Sokka realizes what Princess Yue is about to do and stops her by grabbing at her hand to hold her back.

When he tells her she doesn’t have to, she responds, “It’s my duty Sokka.” In one last attempt, Sokka states, “No I won’t let you. Your father told me to protect you.” Princess Yue gives Sokka the same response and Sokka releases his grasp. Princess Yue places her hands over the fish, which is now being held by Iroh, and the fish begins to glow. Yue closes her eyes and when the fish stops glowing, she falls back and Sokka catches her. In despair he says, “She’s gone; she’s gone…”

The Fire Navy ships begin to retreat as the Ocean Spirit flows out to them. It rises up again and slices the top of a watchtower, and sends wave after wave to tilt the ships over. It then moves out farther into the ocean, looking upon over a dozen more Fire Navy ships.

Sokka is still holding Princess Yue against his chest when she suddenly disappears. The white fish begins to glow and Iroh places it back into the pond. The pond then begins to glow and an apparition of Princess Yue in a flowing white dress appears solemnly. She glides down to Sokka and tells him, “Goodbye Sokka, I’ll always be with you.” The two tenderly kiss each other briefly and Sokka is left gazing up where Yue once was. A few moments later the moon reappears in the sky and the night returns to normal.

Back in the bay, the Ocean Spirit gazes up at the moon and sinks back into the water. Moving back into the bay, the Ocean Spirit drops off Aang on top of the wall and he slips out of his Avatar mode.

Zhao and Zuko are still fighting, when Zuko overpowers Zhao, knocking him to the ground. Upon seeing the moon once more in the sky, Zhao exclaims in disbelief, “It can’t be!” Just then, the Ocean Spirit reaches over the bridge and grabs Zhao with its massive hands. Zuko looks back to see it taking Zhao, and he rushes over and says, “Take my hand.” At first Zhao tries to reach, but then pulls back his arm, accepting his fate and sinking within the depths of the ocean.

It’s almost dawn now and the battle is over. Looking out over city, Master Pakku tells Katara that he will be heading to the South Pole with some other benders and healers to rebuild their sister tribe. When Katara asks about Aang, he assigns Katara the responsibility to teach Aang waterbending.

Chief Arnook and Sokka stand on the balcony, gazing up at the moon. “The spirits gave me a vision when Yue was born. I saw a beautiful brave young woman become the Moon spirit.” He says. “I knew this day would come.” Upon hearing this, Sokka comforts him by saying, “You must be proud.” And he replies with “So proud… and sad.”

On their makeshift raft, Iroh tells Zuko that he is surprised that he is not trying to capture the avatar. In response, Zuko tells his uncle that he is tired. Iroh lays a hand on Zuko’s shoulder and says, “A man needs his rest.” (He said this in episode 1 as well, but Zuko wouldn’t listen. It’s shown he’s grown) Exhausted, Zuko lays down and looks up at the sky with a pained, pondering expression on his face.

Back in the city, Aang is looking out at the ocean when he notices Katara staring at him, and turns around. After a moment they come together and hug, before Momo and Sokka join them. Together they look out at the ocean (and moon) as Appa hovers next to them.

We are taken to Fire Lord’s palace. A figure is kneeled in front of the Ozai’s fiery throne. “Iroh is a traitor and your brother Zuko is a failure. I have a task for you.” At this, Prince Zuko’s sister looks up with a malicious smile on her face. (Wahahaha! :-D)

this is from distant horizon not my recap

soooo looong

Thank you

you are welcome

Wow, that was long!

reaaaaaaaaaly long

sorry people I forgot to put spoiler alert I appologies to anyone who has had it ruined sorrry

Alright, people, let's get back to discussing the show and not talking about how long that post was...

Ooh, I thought of something! Right, first season was Water, and we know the next is Earth. Order in the Opening? Water, Earth, Fire, Air... That's the order the seasons will go in! Book 1: Water. Book 2: Earth. Book 3: Fire. Book 4: Air!

but the book/seasons go by the elements aang has to learn right? so since Aang already knows airbending wouldn't they end on fire

yeah I think they will end on fire because there are no airbenders other than Aang left unless Book: Air is based on how the airbenders return.