Avatar: The Last Airbender RPG

King Bumi is an eccentric, wise, and incredibly powerful earthbender, as well as an old friend of Aang.
Who is he: Ruler of the great city of Omashu.
Connection to Aang: He was Aang's best friend since before the Hundred Year War. By the time they meet in the series, he is Aang's only living childhood friend.
Character: At first glance, he seems like a crazy and eccentric old man, but behind this lies a brilliant strategist and philosopher.
Power: One of the most powerful earthbenders in the world. Can control the elements without using his arms or legs—with just facial movements and the power of his mind.
Role in the plot: Joins the secret society "White Lotus" and liberates Omashu from the Fire Nation's capture on the day of Black Sun.

Jeong Jeong is a character in the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, a master of firebending and a former admiral.
First Deserter: He left the Fire Nation army out of a deep hatred of war and destruction.
Nickname: He is called the Deserter and the Enlightened One.
Views on Fire: He views the element of fire as dangerous, destructive, and requiring strict control rather than simple passion.
Order of the White Lotus: Jong Jong is the master of this secret society and is involved in the liberation of Ba Sin Se.
Aang's Master: He reluctantly agreed to teach Aang the basics of firebending in the episode "The Deserter".

Cai in the Avatar universe setting is the real name of the famous cabbage seller from the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Role in the plot: A minor comic relief character originally from the Earth Kingdom.
The main gimmick: As the story progresses, he tries to sell his goods in different cities (for example, in Omashu or Ba Sing Se), but Team Avatar constantly accidentally destroys or overturns his cart with cabbage.
Famous phrase: Every such scene ends with his desperate cry: "MY CABBAGE!"
Name: For a long time, his name was not mentioned in the original animated series itself, but later in official children's books, comics, and supplementary materials, the creators revealed that the merchant's name is Tsai.

Jet is the charismatic leader of a band of Earth Kingdom street kids who call themselves the Freedom Fighters.
Origin and Trauma: Jet hails from a small village in the Earth Kingdom. As a child, Fire Nation soldiers burned his home, and his parents died. This left him with a fanatical hatred for all members of the Fire Nation.
Fighting Style: He has no magical abilities, but is skilled in fighting with two curved hooks attached to ropes and moves acrobatically through tree branches.
Relationship with Aang: First appearing in season one, Jet aided Team Avatar, but it was later revealed that, out of revenge, he was willing to flood a peaceful Earth Kingdom village inhabited by Fire Nation settlers. Aang and Sokka stopped him.
Fate: In season two, Jet attempted to start a new life in Ba Sing Se, but was zombified by the Dai Li secret police at Lake Laogai. After being freed, he aided Aang but was fatally stabbed by Long Feng. His exact death was left off-screen (Thor confirmed he was telling the truth before his death), but it became one of the series' most dramatic arcs.

Avatar Roku is a previous incarnation of Avatar Aang from the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Origin: Roku was born in the Land of Fire on Aang's birthday (or rather, on the same day Roku died, Aang was born).
Training: He learned about his nature at the age of 16 and spent 12 years to fully master all four elements.
Friendship: In his youth, Roku was best friends with Crown Prince (and future Fire Lord) Sozin, but their friendship was shattered by Sozin's imperial ambitions.
Connection to Aang: Roku acts as a spiritual mentor to Aang, helping him with advice during difficult times.

Lu Ten is a character in the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, the deceased son of General Iroh and the cousin of Zuko and Azula.
Family Relations: He was the only son of Iroh and the grandson of Fire Lord Azulon. Prince Zuko and Princess Azula were his first cousins.
Appearance in the series: Lu Ten himself never appears alive, as he dies before the events of the animated series begin. He can only be seen in rare photographs or flashbacks.
Death: Lu Ten died during the six-hundred-day siege of the Earth Kingdom capital, Ba Sing Se. He was killed on the front lines of the fighting.
Impact on the plot: Lu Ten's death was a profound personal tragedy for Iroh. It was because of it that Iroh broke the siege of the city, renounced his claim to the Fire Nation throne, and over time became a wiser, gentler, and kinder mentor to Zuko.
Memory: In the episode "Tales from Ba Sing Se," Iroh mourns the loss of his son on his birthday by singing the touching song "Little Soldier" (Leaves from the Vine).

"Sozin's Comet" is the grand four-part finale of the animated series "Avatar: The Last Airbender."
Celestial body: A comet flies past the planet once every hundred years.
Magic Enhancement: It gives fire mages incredible, destructive power.
Danger: Fire Lord Sozin used the comet's power to start a hundred-year war and destroy the Air Nation.
Ozai Battle: Aang battles Fire Lord Ozai during the comet's passage.
Victory Without Killing: Aang uses energybending to depower Ozai, maintaining his moral compass. End of the War: Zuko becomes the new Fire Lord, and Katara and Aang manage to restore peace to the four nations.

Momo is a winged lemur and Avatar Aang's loyal friend and companion in the animated television series Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Origin: He is a member of the Air Nomad flying lemur species and is apparently the last of his kind after the Fire Nation's genocide.
Meeting the Team: Aang finds Momo at the Southern Air Temple during his first visit there in the present timeline.
Personality and Behavior: Momo is highly intelligent, loyal to his friends, loves stealing food (especially watermelons), and often gets into funny situations. Although he can't speak human language, other characters understand his gestures and sounds perfectly.
Link to the Past: For Aang, Momo is a living connection to his home and his deceased mentor, the monk Gyatso.

Appa is a giant flying bison and Avatar Aang's guardian animal from the animated television series Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Who he is: The last known living flying bison, a symbol of the vanished Air Nomad culture.
Role: Team Aang's main mode of transportation as they travel the world.
Abilities: Can fly using air magic, understands human speech, although he cannot speak himself.
Bond with Aang: They chose each other as children at the Air Temple, following a traditional nomadic ritual.

Ty Lee is a character from the animated television series Avatar: The Last Airbender, a spirited 14-year-old Fire Nation girl and a childhood friend of Princess Azula.
Role in the plot: She joins Azula in her pursuit of the Avatar along with Mai.
Abilities: Ty Lee is a talented circus acrobat. She possesses a unique chi-blocking technique—strike-based attacks on specific points on an opponent's body, temporarily depriving mages of their ability to control the elements and immobilizing them.
Personality: Very cheerful, emotional and optimistic, unlike the gloomy Mai and strict Azula.
Family: She has six identical twin sisters, all of whom resemble her. This led her to run away to the circus as a young girl to find her own identity.

Mai is a character from the animated television series Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Who she is: The daughter of a high-ranking Fire Nation official and a friend of Princess Azula.
Personality: A calm, gloomy, slightly bored, and indifferent girl. She rarely shows emotion.
Fighting Style: Mei doesn't use firebending. In combat, she skillfully uses thrown weapons—knives, daggers, and shurikens—which she conceals in the folds of her clothing.
Relationships: She had an affair with Prince Zuko. She later helped him and his friends escape from Boiling Rock Prison, which led to a falling out and betrayal of Azula.

Admiral Zhao is an antagonist and major military leader of the Fire Nation from the animated television series Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Role in the plot: Aang's main adversary and Prince Zuko's rival in the first season ("Book: Water"). He seeks to capture the Avatar for fame and promotion.
Personality: Ambitious, cruel, proud, and hot-tempered. He embodies the worst traits of the Fire Nation—arrogance and a blind desire for destruction.
Origin of Power: In his youth, he studied firebending under Master Jeong Jeong, but abandoned his training, unwilling to learn discipline and self-control, causing him to rely solely on brute force.
Destiny: In the Season 1 finale, he attempted to destroy the Moon and Ocean in the Northern Water Tribe, but was dragged into the spirit world by the angry Ocean Spirit.

Uncle Iroh is the wise and kind Iroh (character), one of the main characters in the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Relatives: He is the older brother of Fire Lord Ozai and the uncle of Prince Zuko and Princess Azula.
Past: Iroh was once a fearsome general in the Fire Nation army, nicknamed the "Dragon of the West." After the death of his son, Lu Ten, he retired from military service and changed greatly.
Role in the series: Iroh travels with his exiled nephew Zuko. He acts as a father figure to the boy, teaching him kindness and patience, and helping him find the right path in life.
Firebending Master: Iroh is one of the most powerful benders of his time. He can redirect lightning, a rare technique he developed himself after observing waterbenders.
Love of tea: Iroh loves delicious food and jasmine tea, and even dreams of opening his own tea shop.
Wisdom: He leads the secret Order of the White Lotus and aids the Avatar in the battle for peace.

Ozai is the main antagonist of Avatar: The Last Airbender, the tyrannical ruler of the Fire Nation and the Fire Lord.
Role in the plot: A cruel and powerful leader who sought to conquer the entire world with the power of the Fire Nation.
Family: Youngest son of Fire Lord Azulon, brother of Iroh. He was married to Ursa, and from that union he had children: Prince Zuko and Princess Azula.
Abilities: One of the most powerful firebenders in the world. During the approach of Sozin's Comet, he possessed colossal power and proclaimed himself the "Phoenix King," but was defeated by Aang, who stripped him of his ability to control fire through energybending.

Azula is the 14-year-old princess of the Fire Nation, Zuko's younger sister, and the main antagonist of the second season of Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Origin: Daughter of Fire Lord Ozai and Princess Ursa.
Personality: Cruel, intelligent, calculating, and domineering. Since childhood, she has strived for perfection and awaited her father's approval.
Abilities: A powerful fire mage. She is one of the few who can create blue plasma and rare lightning magic.
Destiny: Due to high demands and betrayal by loved ones, she suffers a mental breakdown in the series finale.

Zuko is the exiled prince of the Fire Nation and one of the main characters in the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Origin: Son of Fire Lord Ozai and Ursa, grandson of Avatar Roku on his mother's side. He has a younger sister, Azula.
Scar: A prominent burn scar adorns the left side of his face. This injury was inflicted on him by his father during an Agni Kai duel for refusing to fight.
The goal at the beginning: A prince exiled from his homeland dreams of capturing the Avatar to regain his honor and earn his father's love and recognition.
Development: Experiences one of the best redemption journeys in animation history, from antagonist to Aang's firebending mentor to the new Fire Lord who brings long-awaited balance and peace to the world.
Mentor: His uncle Iroh, who acted as a father figure to him, had a huge influence on his destiny.

Suki is the leader of the Kyoshi Warriors, a martial artist from the Earth Kingdom, and Sokka's love interest in Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Origin: Hailing from Kyoshi Island, where the local women protect their lands in the traditional style of the great Avatar Kyoshi.
Beginning of training: She began training in martial arts at the age of eight.
Role in the plot: At first, she trained Team Avatar, then helped them on various missions, visited the Fire Nation prison "Boiling Rock" and joined the main team.
Combat Skills: She excels in unarmed combat and wields combat fans with skill. In hand-to-hand combat, she's even on par with the acrobat Ty Lee.
Personal life: She develops a romantic relationship with Sokka, Katara's brother.

Toph Beifong is one of the main characters in the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, a great and powerful earthbender.
Blindness: Toph was born blind. Her parents considered her weak and overprotected her, but she learned to "see" through earthbending, feeling the slightest vibrations in the ground with her feet.
Teachers: Her first teachers were blind badger-moles who lived in the caves where she escaped as a child.
Blind Bandit: Under this pseudonym, she performed in underground arenas of earth mage fights, where she knew no defeat.
Training Aang: Toph joined Team Avatar in Season 2 to train Aang in earthbending.
Metalbending Invention: Due to her connection to the earth, Toph became the first human to discover and master metalbending.

Sokka is one of the main characters in the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, a 16-year-old warrior from the Southern Water Tribe and Katara's older brother.
Role on the team: He is a key member of Team Avatar. Although Sokka lacks bending skills, he compensates for this with his keen intellect, resourcefulness, and tactical skills.
Family: Son of Chief Hakoda and Kai, who died during a Fire Nation raid. His younger sister is the waterbender Katara.
Weapons and Skills: His main weapons are a boomerang and a meteorite iron sword, which he forged under the guidance of Master Piandao.
Personality: Sokka is the show's humorous sidekick. He can be sarcastic, stubborn, and narcissistic, but over time, he develops into a wise leader and brilliant strategist.
Love line: His lover is Suki, the leader of the Kyoshi warriors.

Katara is one of the main characters in the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, a 14-year-old powerful Waterbender and healer from the Southern Water Tribe.
Origin: Chief Hakoda's daughter, Sokka's sister. At the start of the series, she was the only waterbender in the South Pole.
Role in the team: She frees Aang from the iceberg, becomes his friend, waterbending teacher, and also takes care of all the members of Team Avatar.
Abilities: Possesses advanced water magic, unique healing powers, and in the future, a rare blood magic technique.
Future: At the end of the story, she begins dating Aang, they later get married and have three children (Bumi, Kya, and Benzin)

Aang is the main character of the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, the last airbender and the embodiment of the spirit of the world, capable of controlling all four elements.
Age: Biologically, he is 12 years old, but due to a hundred years in frozen suspended animation, his actual age is 112 years.
Origin: He was born among the Air Nomads, who were wiped out by the Fire Nation at the start of the Hundred Year War.
Goal: He needs to defeat the Fire Lord, stop the war and bring harmony back to the world.
Friends and Pets: Aang is accompanied on his travels by the waterbender Katara, her brother Sokka, the earthbender Toph, the flying bison Appa, and the lemur Momo.

An Avatar is the only person in the world who can control all four elements: water, earth, fire and air.
Who is Avatar?
Bridge between worlds: Avatar connects the human world and the spirit world.
Guardian of Peace: His main task is to maintain balance and harmony between the four nations.
Eternal Rebirth: The Avatar's spirit never dies. When one Avatar passes away, they are reborn into another race according to a strict cycle: Air, Water, Earth, Fire.

An Agni Kai is a traditional fire duel between two firebenders in the animated television series Avatar: The Last Airbender and Avatar: The Legend of Korra.
Purpose: To defend honor or resolve a dispute. To lose or to refuse a humiliating defeat means to lose face or suffer severe punishment.
Rules: The fight is one-on-one, often in an arena or open area, sometimes until first blood or until defeat is admitted (in ancient times - until the death of one of the participants).

{Unique skills or talents} {Can manipulate blood without a full moon, heal any mortal wounds}