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.

Everyone fights for what they believe in. Where some see balance, others see stratification. Where some see salvation, others see slavery. To the Fire Nation, the Avatar is the vanguard of the longest dark age humanity has ever known. And to one of its soldiers, defeating him is the only way the human race can ever achieve the freedom and dignity it deserves.

Hama, the bloodbender from the Southern Water Tribe, escaped her imprisonment and moved to the small village in the Fire Nation. Realizing that her bloodbending would die along with her without a worthy successor, Hama decided to have a child and mold it into her tool of revenge against the Fire Nation. Unfortunately for her, fate has a different plan. [ OC x Azula ]

[Dragon Empress: The Legend of Azula. Book 4: The Guardian and the Ghost] Azula was nearly killed twice. First by the 'Last Kemurikage' and then by the elements surrounding Linlhao Island, off the coast of the South Pole. Picking up where Book 3 ended in late 128 AG, Azula awakens in this strange, foreign land with no discernable goal but to start anew.

Believing the Avatar to be reincarnated into the Water Tribes, Firelord Ozai chooses a different target during Sozin's comet. With no Day of Black Sun, and awakening on the brink of the comet, Avatar Aang has the difficult challenge of bringing balance to a world in which the Fire Nation has achieved complete victory.

Katara struggles dealing with the aftermath of being forced to bloodbend

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.)

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 all hope is lost, Aang is ripped from a dystopian world, only to find himself in a sick, distorted reality, forced to fight his friends alongside his foe. But can he really trust them? Trust people that destroyed his life? Trust those that don't even exist in his world? Against his own instincts, he may need to put his trust in one person above all: Azula, the last firebender.

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!

[Dragon Empress: The Legend of Azula. Book 3: Shattered Porcelain] The Kemurikage came for Azula. After years of hiding in plain sight in Lanxi, raising the town & helping raise Yasuko, Azula was forced to leave it all behind when the Kemurikage found her. Picking up a few months after Book 2 ended, Azula is in hiding again. But how long can this free bird stay caged?

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.

In his journey to hunt the Avatar Zuko discovered a relic from the past that really should have stayed buried.

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...

Katara: two years of isolation chasing after her brother who vanished into the Earth Kingdom looking for work. Zuko: six years of isolation on an iron ship slowly losing hope that his horizon might ever change. After coming to realize his father never meant for him to return home, Zuko throws his fate in with Katara's side, but halting one hundred years of momentum isn't that easy.

Man is Si'd into the body of King Bumi's Great-Grandson and has to traverse through life as the Prince of Omashu. In time he discovers a power within his Earth Bending, foreign to the world. Particle Bending. What will he do with this amazing, yet deadly power?

They called him, the Avatar killer. A simple name yet it carries so much weight in its words. It was by his decision, that the Avatar was slain. To create the world anew, and quell all asunder. The killer knew what he was doing, but has he succeeded? Special thanks to Kkachi95 for the art.

Sequel to the canon-divergent and early-Zuko-join fic Catalyst, Catastrophe starts at the beginning of book 3 and follows the Gaang through to Day of Black Sun. Zuko continues to wrestle with his feelings toward the Fire Nation, his family, his friends, Katara, and the war as the time for the invasion arrives, and what it means to finally be "good."

It's been nine months since Katara broke off her engagement, renouncing her title as the Avatar's betrothed and reclaiming her name. It's been three weeks of filling in as ambassador and dodging her ex-fiancé. Tonight Katara confronts the feelings she's developed for Zuko while Aang tries to fix things. Her friends might be watching her back but they've got schemes if their own.

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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.

What if Avatar Aang had killed Firelord Ozai? How would it affect him? How would it affect the world? Feeling immense self guilt and self loathing, The Avatar disappears from the world but has to return three years later because the world is in danger. What will Aang do? Angst with happy ending. Kataang, Sukka.

/AU-ish/ "You're my brother. That's got to count for something. Right, Zuzu?" If Azula and Zuko had always cared for each other, how different would their live's paths have been?

Aang helps Katara because she is dissatisfied. At first, the girl is against it, feeling some guilt, but then she agrees to get the necessary help. Lemon.

It had been five years since the defeat of the Fire Lord, and they had all grown older. Aang himself had turned 18 just a few months prior. And at the moment, they were travelling to a small village in the Earth Kingdom, where Suki had led them to under almost no explanation. Although Zuko had been worried, Toph had insisted on going.