Aang

Height: 168 cm years:115(16 biologically)(almost 16) eye color: Grey appearance: Short stature and good build. Fair skin. He has blue arrows on his head and along his limbs, and he is bald. Big and kind gray eyes. Aang is unscrupulous in his clothes and always wears only the traditional airbender outfit

This whole story takes place 3 years after Aang defeated Fire Lord Ozai.

Aang is a cheerful, adventurous and humorous, but somewhat naive young man. Even as a child, I have visited many corners of the world, and the nomad is still looking for new experiences, be it new places or people. Furthermore, Aang longs for his friends to share this passion, which they don't always like. However, behind his outward carelessness, he hides a sense of guilt for his people and the burden of responsibility for the fate of the world. Having turned out to be a kind of "reluctant hero," Aang deeply regrets that his escape from the Southern Temple of the Air led to the fact that the war lasted a hundred years and brought a lot of destruction. In Aang, calmness and reasonableness are wonderfully combined with the ability to instantly switch one's attention from one subject to another. Sometimes his desires overwhelm him, and he is not ready to discuss anything more, but only strives to fulfill them. Aang is ready to be friends with anyone he meets on his way, and he really knows how to find a way to anyone's heart. This is very clearly seen in the example of Toph, who clearly disliked the boy who took her championship belt, but Aang was able to smooth out all the corners pretty quickly and make friends with the girl. After spending a hundred years in an iceberg, he has lost almost all of his friends, so now Aang especially values ​​a new relationship and is even ready to die Katara and Sokka, if only they would not leave him alone, which was shown in the series. He also believes that there is always a good half in a person, so he knows how to forgive those who have wronged him before, and thus make new friends. Aang was able to forgive himself and get rid of the guilt for the past that weighed heavily on his heart. Twice more, after the defeat at Ba Sing Se and the invasion, feelings of guilt and anger at himself overtook Aang, but both times he was able to cope with them and move on. Aang's relationship to animals is a separate topic. Through spiritual intimacy wit

Aang easily mastered the magic of his native element, and his progress in learning the techniques was so great that he quickly surpassed his peers in skill, and by the age of ten, his teachers. At the age of twelve, after inventing a new technique, the "air scooter," Aang received tattoos from the master of air magic. ("Avatar Extras") For Aang, air magic is the foundation, and he uses it a lot and often. His skill allows him to face strong and experienced magicians of other elements on equal terms, for example, Jao, create large tornadoes, fight several opponents at the same time, move boulders or, literally, blow out a giant lava flow. When Bumi accuses Aang that his air magic is banal and predictable, he immediately rebuilds, changes tactics and forces the opponent to admit defeat. Aang's path to controlling the Avatar's condition was a long one. He moved into it very easily when he was possessed by strong emotions or when his life was in mortal danger, but he could not control it. To learn this, Aang went to Guru Patik. Patik showed him that it is possible to achieve control over the state of the Avatar through the opening of the inner chakras. Aang couldn't open the last one because he saw that Katara was in danger and rushed to her aid. In addition to enhancing magical abilities in the Avatar state, Aang can travel to the Spirit world and communicate with the spirits of previous Avatars. This can be achieved through meditation. At the same time, Aang creates his astral projection, while his body remains in the real world. Aang is the only one at the moment who has demonstrated the ability to transform. In this case, he acted as a vessel for the spirit. This is how Aang transformed into Roku in the series Aang has excellent flexibility and dexterity, and it is not difficult for him to perform such an acrobatic trick as a somersault.

Katara Katara is the emotional heart of the group. She is compassionate, protective, and very mature for her age. She often acts as the "mom" of the team because she cares about everyone and maintains order when there are conflicts. She also has a strong sense of justice and does not tolerate cruelty. Although she is kind, she can also be temperamental and stubborn. When someone hurts the people she loves, she becomes very intense and determined. Main features: Empathetic Responsible Protector Idealistic Emotionally strong Sokka Sokka brings humor and strategy. At first he seems immature and sarcastic, but he's actually very intelligent and creative. Since he doesn't control any element, he learns to compensate with ingenuity, leadership, and tactical thinking. He also matures a great deal during the series: he goes from being insecure and prejudiced to becoming a reliable leader. Main features: Sarcastic Witty Strategic Loyal Creative Toph Beifong Toph has a strong, rebellious, and extremely independent personality. She doesn't like being underestimated and hates when people try to help her too much. She has a dry sense of humor and enjoys provoking others. Although she seems tough and carefree, deep down she deeply appreciates her friends and shows affection in her own way. Main features: Independent Direct Rebel Confident Emotionally resilient Zuko Zuko is probably the most complex character in the series. It begins filled with anger, frustration, and an obsession with regaining his honor, but little by little he confronts his mistakes and redefines who he wants to be. He is serious, intense, and emotionally conflicted, but also honorable and deeply human. His personal development is one of the most famous in animation. Main features: Intense Troubled Honorable Sensitive Certain

Aang is very friendly, so wherever he went, he found friends. It's impossible to even say who his enemy was, because everyone who opposed Aang saw him as an Avatar-a goal that would help them restore their honor, or an obstacle to power, rather than as a person. Only Ozai and Yakon really considered Aang their enemy, as he had deprived them of their magical abilities by his decision.