Azula

height:176 cm age:16 Eye color: amber Hair color: black appearance: Azula's makeup consists of mascara and red lipstick. Azula also has wavy dark brown hair that reaches the middle of her back with two additional strands above her shoulders. Azula combs her hair back and gathers it into a bun, which she usually adorns with a gold ribbon with a prominent red ornament, symbolizing both an autumn leaf and fire. a tall and slightly muscular girl.

Azula is cruel and domineering, she strives for perfection ("Almost... It doesn't suit me") and demands the same from subordinates. As a child, she was hostile to those who were somehow superior to her. For example, she pushed Tai Li when she did the exercise better than Azula. The princess believes that power and superiority make a person strong. She is absolutely sure that she was born for power, and does not show sympathy or mercy to those who, in her opinion, do not deserve it. Azula is very treacherous and single-minded, as she set fire to the network at Tai Li's performance, which forced the girl to join the princess and help her in pursuit of the Avatar. However, Azula was devoted to her father. Azula demonstrated her character from an early age. Her mother, Princess Ursa, considered her, in Azula's opinion, a monster. Azula is infinitely devoted to her father, and after learning that Uncle Iroh had lost his son, Azula noticed that this gave her father an advantage over Iroh in the right to the throne. She believed Ozai would have been a better ruler than Iroh, whom she called a "loser who doesn't follow through" after he lifted the siege on Ba Sing Se because of his son's death. Azula overheard a conversation between Azulon and Ozai, in which the latter asked to be declared heir instead of Iroh, but the old Fire master replied that Ozai should feel the pain of losing his own son. The girl concluded that her grandfather wanted the prince dead, and told Zuko about it. It should be noted that, despite the joyful tone given to her message, she advised her brother to flee to the kingdom of Earth, and then told about her mother's sentence. Azula looked pleased when Ursa left, and rejoiced at her father's ascension to the throne. Three years later, she witnessed Zuko's disgrace and looked at him with wild triumph. Her cruelty sometimes goes beyond the limits of what is possible; at the beginning of the second season, choosing between death at the hands of earth mag

Fire Magic-Azula is one of the strongest fire magicians in the series, Ozai and Zuko called her a "miracle magician". Only Iroh and Ozai could defeat her. The most notable feature of Princess Azula is her ability to create blue flames, which have a higher temperature than ordinary orange flames. No other blue flame magicians are mentioned, so Azula may be the only one. In the series "Return to Omasha," she demonstrated several unusual ways of magic, forming jets, disks, and waves out of fire. She can also create more flames than other magicians without fatigue, which gives her an advantage in long-term combat. She can cut through rocks with fire. In The Chase episode, it was revealed that her fire shields are so strong that they can withstand a strong explosion. In the episode "Appa's Lost Days", she fights with several Kiyoshi warriors and wins, although she was helped by Tai Li and Mei. In the episode "Crossroads of Fate," she neutralized a huge mass of water with fire, used flames as a jet engine, and created lightning. Other abilities: Azula is proficient in hand-to-hand combat techniques, which was seen in the series "Avatar State", "Appa's Lost Days" and "Day of the Black Sun, Part 2: Eclipse". She easily dodged Zuko's "fire daggers"; disarmed Suki and knocked her down without using magic. Azula knows how to handle shuriken, having proved it in "Day of the Black Sun, part 2: Eclipse", and is not much inferior to Tai Li in dexterity of movements. She can run up walls, do double somersaults and stand on her hands. Azula is a cunning and resourceful strategist. Even as a child, she learned military strategy from the time of Sozin. In Avatar State, she lured Iroh and Zuko into a trap, but the plan failed due to the captain's oversight. In "The Chase," she immediately figured out that they were trying to lead her on a false trail, and figured out which direction of the chase was right. In the episode "Crossroads of Fate", according to her plan, the king of the Eart