"Mako, when do you think mom and dad are coming home?" Sometimes, the world is an ugly place for street rats.

Your parents were foolish earth benders; it is always a curse to have a first-born who does not wield the same element they do.

Little Mako would do anything for his brother.

Bolin is a mess after getting his heart broken, and it's up to Mako to try to pick up the pieces. A continuation of the scene at the restaurant in episode 5. Onesided Borra.

It takes a real man to know that he's only human.

When Mako is eight, he decides he is too old to cry. When Mako is eight, he knows enough to realize that the old times were over with.

Bolin's got something important to tell Mako.

In which Bolin can't sleep well, Mako doesn't want him to worry, and both of them discuss money during the late hours of the night.

The brothers talk things over and reach common ground. Mako and Bolin-centric. Oneshot. Set during and after episode 4.

Bolin and Mako got their first look at Korra long before they met on that fateful day at the arena.

A series based on my Scarves and Scars story. It will be a collection of moments following their parents' deaths.

One trip to the park yields devastating results for eight year old Mako and his little brother Bolin. In a moment everything is taken from them. And all Mako has left is a single scarf.

Ages are approxamately: mako, 15 and Bolin, 11 ? . The brothers are offered a spot at the arena by Toza after he sees Mako fighting in the street. As a good older brother, Mako decides to check it out before letting Bolin compete. A little drama too!

In wich one brother is sick, the world is saved, and we see who really wears the pants in the family. Part II: Sickly Mako must deal with Pabu.

It's been two years since their parents died, Mako and Bolin are on their own. It's difficult, and Mako isn't necessarily sure they'll make it. But he has to try.

Bolin was a ladies' man, but what could possibly make him blush and stutter? Maybe that hole in the wall had something to do with it.

Bolin and his older brother, Mako, have been living on the streets for a while now- about six years. Mako's always had a handle on things and took care of his brother. But what happens when he's the one that needs taking care of? How does Bolin handle it?

Mako's early struggle in learning to read and write. Later, a little brown book becomes a welcome companion.

Mako doesn't think birthdays are anything special. Bolin seems to disagree. Oneshot.

Mako and Bolin's interaction after Korra dropped them off after the Equalist rally

The night their parents were murdered changed the lives of two boys forever. Now, Mako lives with a dark secret that drives him to protect his brother at any cost. "Don't worry, Bo. No matter what I have to do, I will always protect you…"

Winter is approaching in Republic City, and this means nothing but trouble for orphans Mako and Bolin. When Bolin falls seriously ill, Mako has to help him get better while still dealing with the ever-lasting problems of being homeless. One-Shot