Avatar: The Last Airbender Episodes

Members of the Southern Water Tribe, Katara (a waterbender) and her brother Sokka, find a young boy and his giant beast in an iceberg, who turns out to be the long-lost Avatar and last surviving Airbender.

Aang is expelled from the Southern Water Tribe, but in his abscence the village is susceptible to attack from Prince Zuko of the Fire Nation, who must capture the Avatar in order to regain his honor with the help of his Uncle Iroh.

Aang returns to the temple where he grew up, only to find it completely destroyed. Zuko also meets a rival Fire Nation general who wishes to capture the Avatar himself.

The crew goes to the island of Kyoshi, where Aang is suddenly a celebrity. Sokka also learns a thing or two from the all-female Kyoshi Warriors and their leader Suki.

Aang goes to the Earth city of Omashu to try and find his old friend Bumi. But when he breaks the law and his friends are sentenced to being crystallized, Aang must complete the King's challenges in order to rescue them.

The gang arrives in an Earth Kingdom city under the control of the Fire Nation, where they meet a young Earthbender named Haru. But when Haru gets arrested for bending, will they be able to rescue the Earthbenders in the all-metal prison?

A spiritual beast attacks a small town and captures Sokka. Can Aang use his connection to the spirit world to rescue his friend and best the beast?

While in the Spirit World Aang discovers that he must travel into the Fire Nation to communicate with the previous Avatar, Roku. But how can he enter the Fire Temple at a time of war?

Katara desires to learn more about Waterbending, and discovers a scroll containing techniques. She steals it, not knowing that it belonged to pirates who value their merchandise very highly...

After trusting Sokka, the gang run into the enigmatic freedom fighter Jet and help him plan an attack against the Fire Nation.

Two rival tribes are forced to travel a treacherous path together, and Aang must make sure everything goes smoothly or else everyone is doomed.

In order to gain money, Sokka takes a job as a fisherman. Aang struggles with feelings of guilt for disappearing 100 years ago while the people of the world suffered under the Fire Nation's tyranny.

Aang is captured by Zhao, Zuko's rival, while trying to find medicine for his friends. A mysterious masked man attempts to save the Avatar from his cell.

The gang meets a Fortune Teller in a village who claims to never be wrong, but when a volcano threatens to destroy the village, will they be able to convince the villagers of real danger?

Katara and Sokka reunite with their friend Bato, but Aang's jealously and fear of being abandoned overcomes him and puts their friendship in jeopardy.

Aang meets a Fire Bending master who agrees to teach him, but Aang is unsure of whether he is ready to learn Fire Bending or not. Meanwhile, Katara learns an Ancient Waterbending Technique.

Aang hears rumors of people inhabiting the Northern Air Temple, but arrives to discovers that the people there are not Airbenders.

The gang arrive at the Northern Water Tribe, an immense ice fortress that has withstood the Fire Nation's attacks. Aang finds a master but is upset when he refuses to teach Katara as well because she is a girl. Meanwhile Sokka falls for the beautiful Princess Yue.

The Fire Nation begins its assault on the Northern Water Tribe. Zuko manages to infiltrate the fortress as Aang decides to seek guidence from the Spirit World.

The finale to Book One. The gang set out to rescue the kidnapped Aang from Zuko. The Fire nation overpowers the Waterbenders and storm the city, with Zhao seeking to destroy the Moon Spirit to drain the Waterbenders of all power.

Aang and the crew meet up with an Earth Nation general who wants to use Aang's avatar state as a weapon, but Aang is afraid of the unlimited power that he gains doing so. We also meet Zuko's ruthless sister Azula, who attempts to take Zuko and Iroh prisoner.

Aang and the crew become trapped in a cave which legends have spoken of, that only two lovers knew the way out. With him and Katara seperated from Sokka and Toph, how will they get out?

Aang returns to Omashu to learn Earthbending, but finds it under control of the Fire Nation and King Bumi being held prisoner. How will he learn Earth-Bending now?

Aang and the crew wind up in a mysterious and dangerous swamp being attacked by Swamp Benders, while also seeing visions of things both past, present, and future.

Aang travels to a town celebrating "Avatar Day", which he assumes is a celebration of his accomplishments. But all is not as it seems, and he discovers that actions in his past lives may come back to haunt him.

Aang continues his search for an Earthbending teacher at a tournament, and discovers a similar person to the girl he envisioned in the swamp. Could this be his Earthbending teacher?

Zuko recalls the events of his exile from the Fire Nation as he travels without his Uncle, winding up in a small Earth Nation village where no-one recognizes him.

Aang and the gang are pursued relentlessly by a mechanical mayhem. With no time to sleep and seemingly no escape, tension rises amongst the kids.

Aang struggles with Earthbending and Toph accuses him of thinking too much like an Airbender. Aang becomes unsure of whether Toph is the Earthbending teacher he's meant to have.

The group discovers a professor who takes them to an ancient library, which may hold secrets to the defeat of the Fire Nation. But the library holds an ancient guardian who distrusts all men.

The gang is stranded in the desert without Appa. Without food or water, and with Aang falling into despair, the situation becomes dire.

Aang and the crew travel back to the city of Ba-Sing-Se with refugees and Suki of the Kyoshi warriors. But they return to find the Fire Nation gearing up for an attack on the city.

The gang arrive at Ba Sing Se looking for Appa. But the Fire Nation is approaching the city with an immense mechanical drill to breach the great wall and our heroes must use all of their skills and ingenuity to stop it.

The gang are welcomed into the great city of Ba Sing Se. But all is not as it seems as Aang and the crew begin to suspect that something very bad awaits them.

A funny, touching and imaginative collection of short vignettes with each of the main characters, leading up to the finale of Book 2.

Recounts Appa's journey from when he was captured into the desert, his escape and the hardships he faced while trying to get back to Aang.

The gang encounter Jet and his crew again and uncover a conspiracy to overthrow the Earth King.

Thegang finally have to force their way into seeing the earth King to reveal the conspiracy against him. Zuko is gravely ill as his good and bad side literally fight for control within him.

Azula has infiltrated the earth Kingdom and attempts to claim it for her father. Meanwhile Aang seeks the training of a guru to try and master the Avatar state, but leaves his training unfinished when Katara is in danger.

The Finale of Book Two. Aang arrives back in Ba Sing Se to find Azula controlling the city. During the climactic battle Zuko has to finally decide whether to join his sister in taking Aang down, or to follow his Uncles wishes and help the Avatar.

Aang wakes up weeks after being terribly wounded by Azula's lightning. The world believes he is dead, and they decide to keep his recovery a secret as the plan their next move.

The gang attempt to assimilate into life in the Fire Nation. Aang inadverdantly attends school, makes friends and learns some startling things about Fire Nation history. Zuko, knowing that Aang is still alive, hires a mysterious assassin to track him down and kill him once and for all.

The group arrives in a fishing village suffering from a Fire Nation factory, but protected by a mysterious spirit.

Sokka seeks to learn to be a warrior from a Fire Nation master.

Azula, along with her friends and brother, go on a vacation to Ember Island. Meanwhile, Aang and the rest of the group are taking a bit of a break themselves. That is, until they are attacked by an assassin.

Zuko and Aang both learn the secret history of the relationship between Avatar Roku and Fire Lord Sozin.

Toph finds an easy way to make money. Katara does not approve.

Aang and co arrive in a strange little town where people have been vanishing in the forest, and meet an old woman there who may be more than she lets on.

Aang realizes that the assault on the fire nation is just three days away and begins having nightmares and nervous breakdowns. Then Appa & Momo have a samurai showdown.

Sokka and Katara's father arrive with a small team of resistance fighters from across the globe that the gang has met throughout their journeys. Together, they begin an assault on the Fire Nation in preparation for the Solar eclipse.

As the rest of the resistance army fights its way through the city's strongholds, Aang steels himself to confront the Fire Lord at last. Meanwhile, Zuko makes a life-changing decision.

The group retreats to the Western Air Temple, but with the solar eclipse past, they are at a loss at what to do. Zuko appears and tries to convince the group that he has changed, but finds himself met with cold stares.

Zuko tries to teach Aang firebending, but finds that his power, once fueled by rage, has now disappeared. Aang and Zuko set off to find the "original firebenders", who can teach them about the origins of the art.

Zuko and Sokka head to a high-security fire nation prison to rescue Sokka's father.

Sokka and his father hatch a new escape plan, but time is running out as Azula tracks Zuko down to the prison.

Zuko tries to gain Katara's trust by taking her to find the man who killed her father.

The group finds the poster of a play based on their own adventures, and decides to attend. What follows is a humorous and abundantly melodramatic re-enactment of the past three seasons of the show.

Aang discovers that his confrontation with Fire Lord Ozai is approaching much more quickly than he anticipated, and struggles with the idea of taking a life.

Aang finds himself on a mysterious island, where he consorts with his past lives in search of a peaceful way to end the war, without killing the Fire Lord. The rest of the group prepare countermeasures against Ozai's forces in Aang's absence, and Zuko finally reunites with his uncle.

The comet finally arrives, and Aang faces the Fire Lord. Zuko and Katara take on Azula at the Fire Nation palace. Iroh leads an invasion to take back Ba Sing Se from the Fire Nation.

Each character gives their all in this final desperate attempt to stop the Fire Nation from bringing an era of total darkness. Aang finds his unwillingness to kill Ozai to be a major handicap...can he stop the Fire Lord, and do it without losing himself in the process?