Zirrinni, the daughter of a Firebender and a Waterbender, travels with Princess Azula to hunt Iroh and Zuko. What happens when they also cross paths with Team Avatar? Find out in this story.

Spirits and humans rarely fall in love, but it does happen on occasion. And there are ancient laws regarding the conditions under which these courtships are allowed to take place. Aang and Yue aren't allowed to meet very often. But they do write letters.

Aang has been keeping a secret from his wife. Azula is NOT happy.

Toph was twenty-one years old when she finally realized that Zuko was too thick-headed to understand subtlety.

She doesn't trip, fall, or stumble her way into love. There's nothing accidental about it. She loves him because she chose to, because he's kind, and caring, and he makes her laugh. Because she can't imagine her life without him. Because he found her when she was lonelier than she'd ever been in her life, and he'd promised her that she'd never be alone again.

What might have happened if Zuko wasn't a firebender? (This is an outline, not a completed fic.)

There is something achingly painful about watching someone you care about destroy themselves. (But, selfishly, there's something worse.)

He stares at the ocean and wonders when he'll be able to go home. (Not that he doesn't love what he's doing. He does. He just wishes they could be here too.)

The seals have been almost entirely forgotten. Only the oldest of old legends remain to suggest that waterbending was learnt from any but the Moon herself. Perhaps it's because, unlike the dragons, badgermoles, or bison the seals did not speak. Part 1 of We Have Lost Our Humanity (Or Did They Lose Us?)

In a world where Toph and Zuko were betrothed as children, she joins him on his Avatar-hunting quest.

In the year 1807, a man from our world is thrust into the Fire Nation months before the Avatar returns. By chance, the Fire Lord takes notice and his heir is sent to investigate. Willing to offer his service in exchange for freedom, Connor Campbell provides a new perspective on a forgotten technology, and joins the Fire Nation in a misguided hope of ending the war.

In a world where the Avatar wasn't found, the Fire Nation took over two nations and they strive to overcome the last one. Water Tribe warrior Sokka seeks to fight for his people's rights, but he's captured by his enemies. His life is no longer in his hands as he fights as a Gladiator, and his fate will eventually depend on the Fire Nation Princess, who needs him for her own ends...

Zuko never thought that his banishment would lead him to a new family. And he never in his wildest dreams imagined that family would be the first dragon hatched in decades. Zuko finds himself adopted by dragons. His dad is going to be so pissed. AU

¿Qué hubiera pasado si Zuko no hubiera traicionado al equipo Avatar? Si en las cuevas de Cristal de Ba Sing Se, hubiera ayudado al equipo avatar a huir, ¿si tan solo al ver esos ojos azules él se hubiera retractado?

The story starts the way you remember. A banished Fire Nation prince sails toward the South Pole. Two Water Tribe siblings find a strange boy unconscious among the ice floes. But when these four meet, something happens that shakes them to their core: Zuko airbends. A reimagining of A:TLA book 1 with Zuko as the Avatar. The romance is a very slowburn side plot and not the focus.

All rights reserved to Original creators. "Unfortunately we have ruled Ikari out of speculation." The man in the Order robe continues, The couple look at each other before the husband speaks up. "This has to be a mistake, you were so sure!" he stands suddenly and his wife places her hand on his arm. "Zoa, the children." She whispers to him and he sits back down with a sigh.

As the Fire Nation descends into chaos, Aang has to find the one he loves in a war-torn country, as the others deal with the aftermath of the war. During the political maneuvering of the post-war world, in a city turned fortress, Katara will have to survive and deal with the consequences of her situation. Sequel to The Flowers of Summer.

A Self Insert of Avatar, when Aang fell into those icy waters, he was not alone and what if Zuko was sent into his exile with a loyal bodyguard. How will the story be affected, how will these two change the world they inhabit, let's see..

AU - With no family, no friends, a bully from college, a small apartment and a job at the local library, Aang struggles to get by. What happens when he enters a forbidden castle and stumbles upon a crypt that houses a being long thought to be from a legend, only for this being to awaken? Btw, fluff, shocker...

Nora lay there in a pool of death: gasping for breath, losing her mind, regretting it all-until a butterfly gave her a chance. OR: Nora Fei, a girl from the modern world, wakes up in the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender two months before the story starts. Inspired by "Against The Current's" "Kaze no Uta" (Crossposted from Ao3)

Sequel to The Burning Ring and The Pit of Snakes. A year after the Fire Nation coup by Councilor Ukano and Admiral Chan, there are no signs of the former Fire Lord Ozai who made his escape during the chaos. However, concerning messages are starting to arrive from all corners of the world about members of the White Lotus Order becoming prey to highly skilled assassins.

What if the Beach episode went a little differently, and Zuko realized, he wasn't just angry at himself, but that he was wrong? If only his uncle would talk to him. When the spirits give him a fresh start, will he live up to the man his uncle believed he could be, or is his incompetence the Avatar killed? How will Aang's journey change when he isn't being hunted? Time Travel

After an attempted assassination by a metalbender, Katara agrees to guard Fire Lord Zuko and pose as his consort to destroy the plot afoot. Post-Canon, Canon Compliant.

War leaves vicious scars on a person physical and psychological. A firebender named Jozu is a prime example. His story is a harrowing tale of a young man seeking vengeance and what causes him to realize that there is more at stake than his personal vendetta.

In which the world wept and suffered at the failure of one man. The five-year aftermath of the “Hope of the World” losing and running away for the second time and him returning just as much. (Taang. Zutara. Sukka)