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.

Some people have an angel on one shoulder and a devil on the other, but not Zuko. Divergence from the end of Blue Spirit.

Aang has to return to the South Pole on the eve of the Winter Solstice because of the problems that have arisen. He is expected to meet Katara, who broke his heart three years ago. Will they be able to start all over again, or are they lost to each other forever. Kataang and platonic Azulaang.

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.

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.

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.

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... (An exploration of trauma and its effects. Contains educational author notes on psychology. Not grimdark.)

This is Avatar: The Last Airbender and Kitchen Nightmares crossover story with Ozai in the role of Gordon Ramsay. That's the story. I don't know what else you want me to say. (Obviously, the story is a bit more than that. It's mostly about Katara and Sokka trying to run a family restaurant and not being very good at it. So, it's basically crack treated kind of seriously.)

What if Azula was never cruel, but hid behind a mask? What if the Royal Family waged war on each other for the throne? What would Azula and her brother be then? Enemies? Or allies? Rated T for violence, death and profanity. Changed a lot from the show. Azula x OC. Chapters pushed to April for now.

The war was finally over, but there are now a lot of lose ends to tie up. Has peace really been achieved for the world? Will Aang and Katara finally get together? Was Ozai the last villain that the Gaang would have to face? Kataang, rated T for mild violence and romance.

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After Azula fled to the Forgetful Valley, she wanted to end it all. But then, a woman takes her under her care when she found the disgraced princess deep in the forest. Azula is sure to wonder what makes this woman special.

Despite balance being restored, and peace mostly established, Fire Lord Zuko has resistance factions, and trouble in the colonies to deal with. With the Avatar, their friends, and a mysterious addition in the form of a palace guard, he will attempt to become the leader of a truly great, prosperous and compassionate Fire Nation, and find new love on the way.

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 warped and different from her original views. A journey of an airbender through the lens of firebenders.

It is Azula's tenth birthday, and she wakes up not in her quarters at the Palace, but in an unfamiliar forest in the Spirit World. Her mind is troubled, weighed down by the death of her cousin Lu Ten, and the disappearance of her mother Ursa. As she tries to make her way out and find a way home, she encounters a strange boy in robes of yellow and orange. Where could this path lead?

A Christmas carol type of story, but involving the decietful, manipulative, volatile antagonist female of the show. Zuko's demented sister, Azula. For is someone like Azula truly beyond redemption. Maybe some unexpected visitors from the past can help light the way to the path she must walk. Before she too shall doomed for all of eternity.

Zuko finds Aang a month into his banishment. They're both 12. Expect not-a-kid-person!Zhao, gratuitous saving from pirates (dangit Katara give little Zuko back his shirts), and some solid Appa/Zuko bromance. It is the hole in your life you didn't know needed filling.

Book Earth: After escaping Azula with the help of Iroh, the team seeks out a town to recuperate. Toph talks to a mistreated captive at the marketsquare, not realizing his identity as the missing Fire Prince. without the others consent, she brings him along. He won't be able to hide forever though. A tale of a fall, and a hard won redemption. Co-written by ML8991

Azula knows Zuko sucks at cooking. That is a universal fact. So when her brother manages to make a dinner that actually was edible, and reveals the fact that he got some expert teaching from the Avatar, she had to regain her advantage. Though... that did mean she would have to ask the Avatar of all people for help. Spirits help her.

Asami is Aang's older sister and the Avatar's Protector. She was proud and honored to be the Protector, but being the Protector meant making a few sacrifices. Refusing to make them, Asami run away with Aang and got frozen with him in the ice. After waking up, Asami knew her duty as Protector was beginning, especially when a banished prince showed up.

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.

"Ursa, may I introduce you to Fire Prince Iroh, my firstborn son? He has a proposal for you." A different brother weds the Avatar's granddaughter, and the war takes a turn. AU.

Shortly after the war's end, Team Avatar is pulled into their most bizarre adventure yet. Stranded in new, crazy worlds, the heroes will be tested in ways they never imagined! Power itself will be put into wildly different perspectives. More than ever, teamwork and determination will mean the difference between success and death.

What would happen if in the events of Pohuai Stronghold Zuko instead of being knocked out, was hit with the arrow and his identity was compromised? His journey is about to take a whole different turn on early stage.

In this sequel to A. D. Curtis's AU fic, The Hand that Rocks the Cradle, Azula plots against Katara, and tries in vain to win Aang's love. Along the way, she befriends the captain of her guard, and learns what it means to let go. An Azula redemption story.