Katzumi the Third born to Fire Lord Ozai, she had a peaceful soul along with her brother Zuko before Ozai badly burned him and banished Zuko. Katzumi journeyed with Zuko and Iroh, In the search for the Avatar. Katzumi joins team avatar and teaches Aang fire bending. She finds her power within and becomes the greatest fire bending in the world. (AangxOC) //////This is being edited while writing so my apologies for useless updates///// Avatar: The Last Airbender © Michael Dante DiMartino & Bryan Konietzko

Ranked #13 - avatarthelastairbender (Sep 19th 2018) Ranked #381 - comedy (Sep 19th 2018) Ranked #414 - adventure (Sep 19th 2018) Ranked #620 - action (Sep 19th 2018) Ranked #1 - zukolovestory (Oct 21st 2019) This is an Avatar The Last Airbender love story. Ivy is the best friend of Prince Zuko from the time they were little. After three years on the seas to look for the Avatar, Zuko finally asked Ivy to be his girlfriend. What will happen while they hunt the Avatar down?

Mia has lived for 3 years in the Fire Nation, as Zuko's friend. Just before the Agni Kai, Mia reveals her skills of Fire, Water and Earth bending to Zuko after he insulted her. She runs away to the Southern Water Tribe, and stays there. She discovers Aang, the Avatar along with Katara and Sokka, while Zuko is hunting them down. Both Mia and Zuko are getting drawned to eachother, but the past cannot be forgotten...

Everyone knows about the Avatar. They know that he disappeared over 100 years ago, and that no body has seen him since. However, not all hope has been lost, 15 years ago a girl named Kaida was born. She is the youngest child of Ursa. Kaida is an extremely important girl. She is the first Dragon in over 1,000 years. The Dragon is only called when the Avatar requires help or has been 'killed' before another Avatar can take their place. Will Kaida follow her destiny or will her power be used for evil?

Badger doesn't know who she is. As far as she knows, she's just an unimportant orphan from the Fire Nation. But when she becomes an enemy of the country for reasons unbeknownst to her, she takes refuge with some unexpected allies. Little does she know how crazy her life is about to become, or how many surprises she'll discover about who she is.

Klare, an orphan that was taken in as a trusted young servant in The Lord of the Fire Nation's own home, was always known to keep her distance from the fire lord himself. According to the other underlings though, she would normally be seen around the fire lord's wife and children, especially his son. Everyone believed that she was a non bender, but is that really true? Disclaimer: I do not own Avatar the Last Airbender, I only own my story and OC's.

Long ago there were for nations: Fire, Water, Air, and Earth. Each nation had benders. The Avatar was the one person who could bend all for of them. In the midst of war with the Fire Nation, he disappeared 100 years ago. Then, he came back. Avatar Aang came to save the world. However, another was discovered. A young girl from the southern water tribe, Melody, discovered she was also an Avatar when Aang came. When the fire nation attacked to find Aang, she showed she was a water bender. Also, what no one thought possible, she was about to get burned by Zuko, when she caused a gust of wind to hit Zuko into the Arctic water. All were shocked. Aang had many feelings about it. What will happen next? Find out in this super fanfic! DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the characters besides Melody and her family!

Ba Sing Se. The great Earth Kingdom City. Mika Lee grew up surrounded by the lies of her family and her Kingdom. But things change once the Avatar and his friends arrive in the city, showing Mika the truth and state of the world. She endures an adventure outside of the walls and all throughout the world.

Republic City. The great city that rose from the Fire Nation Colonies. Dakota Lee believes she can finally become someone alongside the Avatar, but little do they realize the perfect city has more than a few dark shadows. {Is the sequel to Warriors, but can be read as a stand alone book}