azula banished, from fire nation disappointment, by her Fatherand Brother Azula try free the elmental nations. Azula harem

Sequel to Second Chances ...When not even death can separate them, Ozai and Katara try focusing on their children's needs but does that mean they'll be together. Or will Ozai decide his happiness lies elsewhere? Can they defeat Atsou with their hearts so heavy? And will they find peace at the end of this foreboding endgame? Only time will tell.

This story takes place 100 years prior to the canon show, at the beggining of the 100 year war. It has unique characters, some of them are completely new. It has POV characters, unique plotlines, and even political intrigue. It follows the journey of Avatar Aang, and the events of the 100 year war after the Air nomad genocide. Happy reading!

AU Kataang. Katara nunca supo la razón por la que Aang se había suicidado. Cuatro años después, Katara obtiene una nueva oportunidad para cambiar lo sucedido. ¿Logrará ella descubrir el verdadero motivo que llevo a Aang a quitarse la vida y así poder salvarlo?

When Zuko and Sokka meet as children after the Southern Water Tribe is not only invaded, but conquered by the Fire Nation, they realize unlikely alliances can be formed in war. Now, the boys can let the differences between their families and cultures bring them together to stop the bloodshed or allow the years of hatred to win before the war is even won.

Chujin is a 20 year old Earthbender in a world bettering itself 6 years after the end of the Hundred Year War. Deciding he wants to see it while the peaceful times last, he sets off on a global adventure. But not alone as he's joined by his companion/lover Kira a Fire Nation gal on a mischievous adventure where they get into all sort of naughty fun

In the year 96AG, a freshly banished 13-year-old Prince Zuko discovers a strange boy frozen in an iceberg. When Zhao interferes with Zuko's plans to deliver the Avatar to Ozai, Aang helps Zuko and Iroh escape. As he gets to know Aang, Zuko learns that everything he was taught was a lie, and begins to feel things he has never felt before. Originally posted on AO3.

The Guardian of Earth appeals to Team Avatar to aid his people in their upcoming war, but first, he has to help them avoid an unknown foe in the night.

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

Azula has battled with expectations since she was born, not knowing anything but the need to surpass them. So when a certain peasant, born from a chance encounter between two nations, appears in her life, showing her a trust and presence she has lacked all her life, the course of her path shifts into unknown depths.

The desert sun burns and Zuko probably shouldn't touch the moving cloth, but he does anyway.

In which Lu Ten lived, his uncle started a Civil War, and two siblings never got the chance to wake the Avatar. But Aang or not, something must be done before the arrival of Sozin's Comet, and fate delegates that task to two teenage girls who have very incompatible interpretations of what restoring balance means. — AU. Slowburn Azutara.

It's a busy day in the emergency department for Dr Katara, but the day takes a sudden turn for the worse when the code red alarm rings. Someone must've been in a horrific accident. When Katara joins the crowd of doctors huddling around a patient bed, the last person she expected it to be is her husband that she hasn't seen in 5 years, Aang. Bitter and conflicted feelings arise.

A sequel to Last Airbender and Korra, the way of bending has changed with the world, and the Avatar is...forgotten? Meet some new and old characters that wrestle with a new world's political, personal, and supernatural troubles. The format is in screenplay, so forgive me if that's odd for some people to follow. Feel free to tell me about it in a review!

Destiny is a funny thing. A split-second decision results in Zuko being injured during the escape from Pohuai Stronghold. Aang is determined to turn an enemy into a friend and, despite their doubts, Sokka and Katara find themselves also starting to better understand their erstwhile pursuer. For Katara and Zuko, this new understanding could even lead to something more.

Drabbles hailing Azulaang. The Princess and The Avatar. Varying timelines, mostly non-canon, other pairings may or may not be included. *Credits to Rossweise for the artwork* Changed cause I just love it.

or, How to Win the Hearts of a Kingdom by not Acting like a Proper Firelord. In which Zuko does his best, but will never be his father-or his sister-and doesn't want to be. The rest of the Fire Nation, however, has no idea what to think of their new Firelord, especially when he refuses to act like a proper ruler.

Non-bending / professional Pai Sho AU. Sequel to the White Lotus Gambit. Takes place 6 years after the events of WLG. This story focuses on Yue's return from retirement and her quest to follow in the footsteps of Azula and Katara by also becoming the Pai Sho world champion. YuKaZula endgame.

Alice wakes feeling fuzzy, she awakes to see someone who looks a lot like Katara... But life like version of her... Is she dreaming or is it so much more... Can she save lives and change destiny! OC, FaninWorld OCxZuko

Some time after the Hundred Years' War, Katara is kidnapped and brainwashed into an assassin. Will Team Avatar be able to save her and the world... if they even realize what's happened? Remastered and Revised from "Katara Brainwashed." Kataang

After a tough breakup with Katara, Aang reluctantly agrees to help Zuko find his mother along with Azula. Expecting nothing but a disaster of a trip, he's quickly surprised as he finds out more about the fallen princess than he would have ever expected.

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 leaves his mark in the pages of history.

It's an old but well-known Fire Nation saying: The heart of a hearth is forever faithful. There's a difference between running away from something at your back, and running toward something you see in the distance. Or: The lesson Ozai tries to teach and the lesson Zuko learns are two very different things. Also featuring Jet the bodyguard, who is done with absolutely everything.

So this is just for fun. AU, non-canon, whatever you want to call it. Not to be taken seriously in any way, shape, or form. Katara buys a cursed trinket at the market. Not that she believes in curses, mind you, but it does all seem to go downhill from there.