After the Siege of the North, the Gaang makes for the Earth Kingdom. How will their decisions influence the course of the war? And how will these choices affect the feelings some may have for each other? Adaptation of Book 2, with aged up characters.

Sequel to Star Struck. Oneshot. Are singer/songwriter Aang Windsong and actress Katara Tide dating? Or are they just good friends? The internet is dying to know.

After the defeat of Avatar Aang, Zuko heads back home. However, the choice he made doesn't feel right. Did he make the right choice? Can he still change? (Book 3 in Zuko's POV)

When the Fire Nation's Southern Water Tribe Ambassador passes away unexpectedly, Aang, Katara, and Sokka rush to the South Pole in an effort to stem the fallout that follows. During their stay, Aang and Katara's new marriage is tested, and Sokka begins to question his role as their companion. Rated M.

Sequel to The Burning Ring. The Fire Nation royal court is thrown into disarray upon the sudden disappearance of Fire Lord Zuko. Azula returns to Caldera City to investigate and becomes embroiled in the often deadly and dangerous Fire Nation politics. Established Azutara. Minor Zuko/Ty Lee.

After "Sokka's Master," Toph makes a long overdue apology, and Sokka explains what has him feeling useless.

Instead of Master Pakku, Sokka finds a different teacher for Katara. Viteq, a dear friend of Princess Yue, is a young waterbending master who is willing to teach Katara despite tradition. He is also a founder of his own school of bending he calls 'Brewbending'. He claims he was reborn from a different world that had no spirit world or bending.

When another impossible mission takes Zuko away from home, Azula sends him off with a single promise: to keep Ozai from learning the truth about what happened in Ba Sing Se. While he tries to survive a hostile corner of the Fire Nation, Katara is left to fend for herself as her friends complete their training. As their paths intertwine, Azula's promise returns to haunt them both.

Ursa was very proud of her three children. Zuko was the kindest and most hardworking boy she'd ever known; Azula was determined and more focused than any three-year-old had any right to be; and lastly, her Raizu was an oddity amongst oddities but in a good, though bordering disturbing kind of way. SI/AU

While in the Foggy Swamp, Aang also has a vision about his firebending teacher. Weeks later, he and his friends end up in a strange Earth Kingdom town that holds tightly onto its secrets. "It sounds like you're describing Zuko," the blacksmith says, and fire dances from his fingertips. "The Spirits really do have an ironic sense of humor." Massive AU/UA deaf!Zuko

A collection of all of my pro-zucest posts and analysis in case Tumblr randomly decides it's time for another purge. I recommend you read it on ao3 to see all the images, memes, and gifs.

A bunch of "chapters" of me praising the non-canon poly ship between Zuko, Azula, Mai and Ty Lee. Don't like, don't read.

Starts during ep. 18 of the animated series, Zuko is very badly damaged when his ship explodes. Iroh rescues him and nurses him back to health, but he isn't the same. His fate has been forever changed by one single event. Will he get his life back on track or can he allow this tragedy to remake him? Zuko/OC romance. Rated T for descriptive injuries.

2,000 years before Avatar Aang, the Kamakoi Empire rules the north with an iron fist! But when the Emperor suddenly falls ill, Crown Prince Kato's inability to waterbend may just become an imperial crisis...

A year after the end of the war, Azula has settled into a quiet but dull life in an Earth Kingdom village. Haunted by her past and resigned to her future, she focuses on surviving day by day. Her new life is disrupted when a rookie Firebender begs for her help with his training, and Azula reluctantly agrees. They both learn from each other as Azula is forced to confront the past.

After the heartbreak of the "Ember Island Players" episode, Katara finally figures out her feelings for Aang. Zuko's redemption arc continues. In the year after the comet, the Gaang travels the world, while Aang and Katara's relationship deepens. Then, after they've settled in Republic City, disaster strikes. TV-canon-compatible missing moments, extending beyond the finale.

Sokka only ever wanted to be a badass cop. Zuko only ever wanted to be a tattoo. But that's not what they got. A bisexual disaster of a cop meets an angry, sad, damaged boy, and they fall in love. Zukka

katara se siente sola en Ciudad República, Aang se siente atrapado en una relación complicada con Azula y en su puesto como futuro heredero de una gran empresa. que pasará cuando comiencen a confíar uno en el otro.? kataang

Iroh has to decide how to control Azula, a potentially dangerous political figure and fire bender after the war, while controlling the narrative of the dubious Agni Kai she fought with Zuko. Ursa and Iroh both face off against each other with Azula's life as the prize while Zuko is caught in the middle.

Zia became trapped in the same iceberg that froze Aang, but her life took a different pace. Always too late, always missing from Aang's own action, Zia's life and viewpoint becomes wrapped and different from her own. A journey of an airbender through the lens of firebenders.

Zuko succeeds in capturing the Avatar. Yes! His life's goal has been accomplished! But what seems like a blessing may really be a curse. Now that he has no Avatar to chase, Zuko can't keep running from his past, or from a certain someone who refuses to be forgotten...

After "The Puppetmaster," Toph gets an explanation for why Sokka is fixated on the Moon, and he helps her "see" things that have been hidden to her.

Non-bending AU. Azula and Katara are emerging Pai Sho prodigies, destined to eventually battle for the title of world champion. This story covers an entire decade of their lives and follows their rivalry and evolving relationship. Heavily inspired by the Netflix show The Queen's Gambit. Most of our favorite benders from the show are Pai Sho players. Azutara endgame.

AU: Aang was never found in the iceberg by Katara & Sokka, but by the Fire Nation instead. Firelord Ozai adopts Aang as his son, a Prince of the Fire Nation, with hopes of using the Avatar as his Weapon — after all, the hand that rocks the cradle, rules the world. Aang has mastered all the elements but one. What will happen when a certain waterbender is brought in as his teacher?

Years before the Siege of Ba Sing Se, General Iroh discovers a young girl among the remains of a decimated Water Tribe village. Raised in the heart of the Fire Nation, she grows close to the young crown prince and accompanies him and Iroh on their adventures.