As the planets aligned for the Harmonic Convergence - a phenomenon where the north and south spirit portals merge every ten thousand years - Raava, Wan, and Vaatu prepared to do battle for the future of the world. Raava and Wan were close to defeat in the fight with Vaatu when the Harmonic Convergence caused the two spirit portals to merge. After taking Raava into his body to draw on her power, Wan touched his hand to the combined stream of spiritual energy. In doing so, he fused Raava to his soul forever, bonding them so absolutely that not even death could part them.
When Wan eventually died, his soul was reincarnated in another person with Raava still attached to it. When Aang enters the Avatar state, the white light that shines from his eyes is actually Raava. Using the Avatar state, Wan was able to trap Vaatu inside a tree in the spirit world for the next 10, years. He then closed the portals between the spirit and mortal worlds, cutting them off from one another so that the Avatar would exist as the sole bridge between spirits and humankind.
From then on, it was the Avatar's role to maintain peace - not only between the Four Nations, but between mortals and spirits as well. The Legend of Korra 's reveal of how the Avatar came to exist is somewhat divisive among fans.
In particular, fans took issue with the idea of the Avatar universe having a generic binary struggle between light and dark, given that the original series favored a more complex view of right and wrong.
Top rated TV Episodes Browse episodes. Top Top-rated. Clip What to Watch: "At Home" Edition. Featurette Avatar: The Last Airbender. Trailer Photos Top cast Edit. Dee Bradley Baker Appa as Appa …. Zach Tyler Eisen Aang as Aang ….
Mae Whitman Katara as Katara …. Jack De Sena Sokka as Sokka …. Michaela Jill Murphy Toph as Toph …. Mako Uncle as Uncle …. Grey Griffin Azula as Azula …. Cricket Leigh Mai as Mai. Fire Lord Azulon ascended the throne after Sozin's death. Ozai, then a prince, married Ursa. They had two children: Zuko and Azula. General Iroh led the siege of Ba Sing Se. He eventually broke through the outer wall, but his son, Lu Ten, was killed in the conflict.
After Azulon's death, Ozai rose to the throne. Ursa was banished from the capital. During Zuko's childhood, he fought an Agni Kai duel with his father and lost.
Ozai banished Zuko, sending him on a search for the Avatar. During the siege of the Northern Water Tribe capital city of Agna Qel'a, Zhou killed the moon spirit, causing Princess Yue to sacrifice herself to restore it. Aang went into the Avatar State, effectively ending the siege. Aang, Sokka, and Katara traveled back to the Earth Kingdom to search for an earthbending master.
The gang met Toph, an incredibly skilled blind earthbender who eventually agreed to train Aang. Azula struck Aang with lightning, and Katara brought him back from death using water from the Spirit Oasis. Sokka planned an attack on the Fire Nation Capital to take place during the solar eclipse, but the attack failed after Aang was unable to locate the Fire Lord and fight him.
Zuko abandoned the Fire Nation, offering his services as a firebending master for Aang. The two trained together, and Team Avatar prepared for the fight against the Fire Lord. During the comet, Aang fought the Fire Lord, taking his bending and effectively ending the war.
Zuko was crowned as the new Fire Lord, and Ozai was imprisoned. The post-war period was characterized by rebuilding, particularly in the former Fire Nation colonies in the Earth Kingdom. Some colonies formed coalition governments with representatives from the Earth Kingdom and Fire Nation.
The Southern Water Tribe also underwent reconstruction with assistance from the North, establishing diplomatic ties with other nations, with Katara and Sokka's father Hakoda at the helm. In adulthood, Aang and Katara had three children: Kya, a waterbender, Bumi, a non-bender, and Tenzin, an airbender.
Toph had two children: Lin and Suyin, both metalbenders. Zuko had a daughter named Izumi. Aang later defeated Yakone, a bloodbender, and took his bending. After completing her firebending training, she moved to Republic City to train under Tenzin, Aang, and Katara's son. There, she joined a pro-bending team alongside brothers Mako and Bolin, and befriended Asami Sato, a tech heiress. The Equalists, an anti-bending group led by Amon, attacked Republic City. After unlocking her airbending, she exposed Amon's true identity: Noatak, a waterbender and Yakone's son.
Korra reconnected with her past lives after the battle, and Aang restored her full bending. Unalaq persuaded Korra to open the Spirit Portal at the south pole, but his forces invaded the Southern Water Tribe and launched the two tribes into a civil war. Korra attempted to garner support from Republic City against the Northern occupation but was unsuccessful.
She was later swallowed by a dark spirit, losing her memory. She reconnected with Wan, the first Avatar, and learned of the battle between Raava and Vaatu. He became the first "Dark Avatar," fusing with Vaatu. Korra defeated both of them, but lost her connection with the previous Avatars in the process. Wan subsequently set out to find the other lion turtle cities on his own.
On his travels, he spotted a cat deer caught in a net. Still hungry, he approached it with the intent of eating it. However, after seeing the creature up close, he felt sorry for it and climbed into the tree it hung from in an attempt to free it. At that moment, the group of hunters he had accompanied before arrived to claim the cat deer.
Wan shot flames at the hunters and ran off, hoping the men would forget about the animal and chase him. Having experienced the dangers of the Spirit Wilds himself, he used the hazards to his advantage to dispatch two of his pursuers.
Before he could rid himself completely of the hunters, Wan was struck by a fire blast that flung him against a tree branch, rendering him unconscious. Before the men could do anything, the aye-aye spirit, touched by Wan's selfless act, intervened and saved him.
Wan was brought back to the oasis by the spirit, where he was placed in the mystic waters and healed. Deciding he'd had enough of humans, Wan resolved to stay at the oasis and learn the ways of the spirits, earning the nickname "Stinky" from the aye-aye spirit.
As time went by, Wan became known as a friend to the spirits. He developed his firebending skills further by learning the Dancing Dragon form from a white dragon , training himself to the point where his bending became an extension of his own body rather than just a tool. With these abilities, he protected the spirits and drove off hostile humans from the wilds.
After freeing Vaatu , Wan realized the error of his ways after Raava explained who she was and what her purpose was. Two years after his banishment, Wan decided to travel the world to find the other lion turtle cities and left the spirit oasis with Mula , the cat deer he had saved. During his journey, he encountered a stampede of fleeing spirits who told him they were running away from a raging fight between "all-powerful spirits".
Concerned about the severe damage the battle could inflict on the valley, Wan went to investigate. He found two raging spirits and, oblivious to their identity, ordered them to stop. The white spirit, Raava , told him off, saying that the fight did not concern him. He objected, telling her it was his concern when the lives of spirits and animals were at stake. At that, the dark spirit , Vaatu , begged him for help and said he had been tortured by his counterpart for ten thousand years.
Wan then used his firebending to break Raava's hold on Vaatu. In doing so, however, Vaatu was free to spread chaos across the world. It was only when Raava explained who she was and that her purpose was to keep Vaatu in check that Wan realized his error [4].
Wan used his firebending to fight off enraged spirits at the village located atop the air lion turtle. Feeling bad about his mistake, Wan offered to help Raava track down Vaatu, but he was told to stay out of the conflict. After the light spirit flew away, he resumed his original goal of finding the other lion turtle cities. Along the way, he came across harvesters with the ability to bend the air and, after unintentionally scaring them away, he followed them to their city, which was built atop a flying lion turtle.
With no ability to naturally ascend to the airborne city, Wan constructed a catapult from a living tree and successfully flung himself toward the air lion turtle. While conversing with the people living there, Vaatu arrived. His presence turned the peaceful spirits living in the town into raging dark entities.
Wan used his firebending to protect the people until Raava appeared and subdued Vaatu. After Vaatu gloated on how he would destroy her during the next Harmonic Convergence , Wan noticed that Raava was growing weaker. Despite her disdain for him, Wan promised to rectify his prior mistake and help Raava fight Vaatu. However, he would need to be stronger. He approached the air lion turtle and requested that he be granted the power to airbend.
Though no human had ever possessed two elements before, Wan insisted that he was unlike other humans and could learn to do so. The lion turtle agreed to give Wan the power of air, but Raava would have to hold the power for him until he mastered it. Together, the two set out to train. Eventually, Raava gave the element of air to Wan by passing through his body and combining their energies.
Though it was a dangerous undertaking, Wan survived the ordeal, and the small yet unlikely alliance set out to find the water and earth lion turtles to receive the last two elements. Although merging with Raava 's energy gave Wan more power, her presence in his body put him in mortal danger. Over the course of a year, Wan and Raava worked together, training to master the four elements in order to face and defeat Vaatu by the time of the Harmonic Convergence. As the event drew near, Wan and Raava came across a village in the Spirit Wilds near the fire lion turtle which was inhabited by Wan's friends.
However, the hostile attitude of the settlers fomented the ever-increasing discontent between mankind and the spirits. When a gathering of spirits led by the aye-aye spirit approached the village, Wan attempted to resolve the conflict peacefully, but Vaatu's arrival corrupted the spirits and the conflict escalated, prompting Wan and Raava to intervene.
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