How many sons does aang have

Aang and Katara went on to have three children and several grandchildren, and in doing so answered fan questions about what exactly happens when benders from two different tribes start a family together.

All three of Aang and Katara's children eventually acquired bending powers, but they were skilled in different ways. It's in the sequel show that Aang and Katara's children appear, now middle-aged themselves, and help to guide the new Avatar on her journey. The Avatar: The Last Airbender comics set up the idea of a new age in which the lines between the Four Nations are less sharply drawn, with Aang and Katara's union serving as a symbol of how the different tribes might mix and start new families.

The Legend of Korra picks up 70 years later, and sees benders of different disciplines living alongside one another in the United Republic of Nations. Aang and Katara's children are a quintessentially family of mixed tribes, and that's reflected in their bending abilities. Surprisingly, only one of Aang and Katara's kids was born an airbender: Tenzin, their youngest.

Afterward, though, she looked away, and her expression seemed slightly sad, although this could be interpreted as her thinking about the kiss and worrying about the fact that she may never see Aang again. Katara was Aang's only teacher to use positive reinforcement as a teaching method, something to which Aang responded well. In addition, Katara remained the only person able to calm Aang out of the Avatar State.

While others tried to renew Aang's optimism and hope, only Katara was successful. Aang grew jealous when the actress on the stage playing Katara confessed her love to the actor playing Zuko and said that she saw Aang as a brother. This upset Aang, and he later confronted her about it. She claimed it was only acting, but Aang was unconvinced. He thought that something should have happened between them since they kissed on the morning of the invasion. Katara told Aang that she was just confused and that it "wasn't the right time".

Aang tried to kiss her, only to have her pull back and reiterate, albeit a bit forcefully, that she was confused. She left Aang feeling heartbroken and stupid for his own actions. The two constantly called each other "sweetie", much to the annoyance of Sokka who remarked that they were giving him the "oogies". When battling Zuko's soldiers, Katara defended Aang after his shirt caught fire and boldly stated, "Stop. Later, Aang thanked her for this, and they hugged. When making introductions, Katara cleared her throat so Aang would introduce her as "his girlfriend, Katara".

One of the co-presidents and co-founders Won-Yee responded saying, "What an honor it is to meet Avatar Aang's first girlfriend", irritating Katara further.

As Aang continued to impress the club members, he unknowingly increased Katara's jealousy over the attention he was receiving. When they were leaving, Aang remarked that the girls made him feel "like he was at home with his people", making Katara realize that her jealousy had been unnecessary. This left her feeling guilty for her lack of faith in him, and when he thanked her for agreeing to stay the night, she dismissed his gratitude, claiming that she did not deserve it.

Back at Yu Dao, Katara helped Aang with his conflicting feelings. She also explained to him that when she saw Kori's family, she saw her future with Aang. She told Aang to go to a quiet place to think, and he departed with a passionate kiss with Katara. Aang decided that Katara was right. When Aang formed the Air Acolytes from the members of the fan club, Katara watched and admired from afar.

They later married, culminating with the birth of three children, a daughter, Kya, and two sons, Bumi and Tenzin. Even years after Aang's death, Katara still fondly remembers him. On his journey around the world, Aang made many friends from all four nations. Though Bumi remained his only friend from before the Hundred Year War and Aang's one hundred years frozen in the iceberg, he mentioned that he had many friends from the other nations, including the Fire Nation.

Now that those one hundred years had passed, most of his friends from pre-war were deceased, though he had made many new friends after being liberated from the iceberg. Katara, Sokka, Toph, and Suki became his closest friends. He also formed friendships with former enemies, such as Zuko and Iroh.

Appa was Aang 's beloved animal companion. Appa, the flying bison , was Aang's loyal pet and friend, as well as Team Avatar's primary means of travel. Aang first met Appa at the Eastern Air Temple when the latter was just a calf during a customary event where all airbender children are paired with a flying bison for life.

After Aang offered an apple to Appa, the young sky bison seemed to bond with him immediately, affectionately licking his face. Appa was faithful and protective toward Aang, and on various occasions he entered into battle to protect his little friend.

Aang was similarly protective toward Appa; when Toph blamed the sky bison for leaving a trail of fur for Azula and her team to follow, Aang angrily defended Appa, [43] and later, when Appa was kidnapped by sandbenders in the Si Wong Desert , Aang became furious upon finding those that stole him and even entered the Avatar State upon discovering that his friend had been muzzled.

Despite his pacifistic nature, he destroyed all the sand-sailers and almost attacked the sandbenders, had it not been for Katara who managed to comfort and calm him down, [35] though the grief over losing Appa would stay with Aang for a while, overshadowing his generally cheerful demeanor.

During his time apart from Appa, Aang was often morose and driven to get him back, which he finally did when Team Avatar traveled to Lake Laogai. After reuniting with Appa, Aang cried in happiness. Aang possessed a flying bison whistle , which emitted sounds almost inaudible to humans, to summon Appa from a distance. Additionally, he could command him to fly with a cry of "Yip-yip!

Aang and King Bumi enjoyed riding down the Omashu delivery system. King Bumi, the earthbender ruler of the Earth Kingdom city of Omashu , was the only known still living peer of Aang, prior to Aang's disappearance one hundred years earlier. Aang fondly remembered how a young Bumi taught him to use Omashu's mail chutes as a giant super slide. Now a supercentenarian, Bumi maintained the eccentric and unconventional thinking that caused Aang to dub him, "a mad genius".

Aang had planned to receive teachings in earthbending under the king, [45] but after the Avatar found out that Bumi had been taken prisoner with no intention of escaping from his prison after the capture of Omashu, waiting for an unsaid opportunity, Aang was forced to find a new teacher. Aang and Monk Gyatso shared a father-and-son-like bond. Monk Gyatso was an important figure in the young Avatar's life as a mentor, guardian, and surrogate father. According to Aang, Gyatso taught him everything he knew, [34] considering him to be the only father he ever really had.

Gyatso and Aang's relationship came to an abrupt end, however, when the head monk, Pasang , decided to separate them, causing Aang to run away from the Southern Air Temple.

Aang and Gyatso never saw each other again, as the Avatar ended up frozen for a century in ice and Gyatso was killed during the Air Nomad Genocide.

Aang received advice from Iroh as they searched for Katara and Zuko. Iroh was originally one of Aang's enemies, albeit indirectly, as the firebender was aiding his nephew, Prince Zuko, in capturing the Avatar and restoring his honor in the Fire Nation, actually attacking the team early in their journey.

When Aang was unable to stop him, Iroh intervened and warned Zhao to let the spirit go, as upsetting the natural balance would not only affect the Water Tribe but also the entire world; when the admiral arrogantly refused and murdered the Moon Spirit, the old general defeated the rest of the Fire Nation soldiers before assisting Princess Yue in her sacrifice.

Some weeks later, a thoroughly sleep-deprived Aang was fighting a three-way duel between Zuko, Princess Azula, and himself; Iroh, along with Katara, Sokka, and Toph arrived to aid him. Even against the combined efforts of the team, the prince, and the Dragon of the West, Azula was able to escape. Instead, Aang, who knew that Iroh had advised Toph, asked the wise firebender for guidance. I think you were very wise to choose happiness and love. Iroh joined the fray shortly thereafter, holding off the firebenders and the Dai Li long enough to allow Katara to escape with the injured Aang.

Aang restored Korra 's bending abilities. Korra initially had no connection with the previous Avatar, having had difficulty with the spiritual side of bending. She did, however, learn waterbending from Aang's wife, Katara, with whom she developed a strong bond, even sneaking to Republic City with her blessing.

Eventually, Korra began having various visions of an adult Aang, along with Toph and Sokka. Korra initially was unable to figure out what the visions meant until she brought them up with Tenzin, who said that Aang's spirit could be trying to contact the young Avatar.

Korra finally made a connection with Aang when Tarrlok kidnapped her. In order to find a way to escape, Korra meditated and discovered Aang's struggles with Tarrlok's father, Yakone , forty years earlier. With these visions Korra managed to understand that Aang had been trying to warn her of Tarrlok, who had inherited his father's ability to bloodbend without a full moon.

When Korra had her bending taken away from her by Amon , she was at a low point in her life and ran off from her family and friends to be alone for a moment. Suddenly, Aang's spirit appeared and approached the young Avatar, gently telling her that she had finally connected with her spiritual self and that "when we [reach] our lowest point [in life], we are open to the greatest change".

All of the previous Avatars appeared behind Aang, who compassionately used energybending to restore Korra's bending and passed on the knowledge to her.

Unfortunately, his connection to Korra was permanently severed after UnaVaatu destroyed Raava, which also permanently severed Korra's connection to all of her past lives as well. Additionally, Korra was unable to regain this connection, leaving the damage permanent and her alone without the previous Avatar's past wisdom.

Kuzon was Aang's friend from the Fire Nation. The two had a close relationship, as "[they] used to get in and out of so much trouble together". Aang even referred to him as "one of the best friends he ever had". Kuzon also offered a helping hand when Team Avatar traveled into the Fire Nation. When Aang was asked his name by a Fire Nation school teacher, he chose the name Kuzon as a cover name.

Lin and Aang "got along famously" and enjoyed each other's company. During the Pro-bending Tournament 's finals, Lin said she had a hard time believing that "sweet-tempered Aang" was reincarnated into a hot-headed young girl.

The lion turtle imparted Aang with the knowledge of energybending. When Aang was desperate to find a way to defeat Ozai without killing him, he was highly unsuccessful. As he meditated consistently on the subject, he spotted a mysterious island at night near the coast of Ember Island , where he and his friends had made their hideout.

An exhausted Aang sleepwalked his way onto the island, followed by Momo. Aang awoke the next morning, believing his journey to the island was a strange dream, only to find the dream as a reality. Aang was not only on the island, but the island itself, which had been clearly near the shore of Ember Island, was now far away in the middle of the vast ocean. Aang had no idea where he was and stated his confusion aloud. Eventually, he found his way to the top of the island. After trying to bend the earth beneath him, the island remained as smooth and silent as ever, which could only mean Aang did not stand on normal rock.

A confused Aang looked deep within himself and summoned the spirit of Roku, who was just as clueless as Aang to their current location. After Aang had concluded from a series of conversations with Roku and their past lives that the only way to conquer Ozai was to kill him, he and Momo slept a while waiting to be found.

When Aang and Momo awoke, the island was moving toward some mountains at the edge of the sea. Shortly after realizing the island was moving, Aang jumped into the water and swam deeper down, where he found to his amazement the island to have gargantuan claws with which it paddled. When Aang resurfaced, he stated his amazement to Momo and believed the mysterious swimming island to be the shell of the largest animal in the world. Aang dived underwater again and stopped in front of what he found to be the creature's closed eyelid which opened behind him.

The creature lifted Aang upward with its claw. Aang emerged above the water surface standing on the claw of none other than a lion turtle. Aang bowed in respect before the ancient animal and asked him for help in his quest to vanquish Ozai without killing Ozai. The wise lion turtle informed the young Avatar of an ancient though forgotten art that could be used to defeat Ozai, and Aang regained confidence in his ability to defeat the Fire Lord without taking his life.

When Aang had Ozai at his knees but still as malevolent as ever, Aang used seismic sense to bend the earth around them which trapped Ozai. Remembering what the lion turtle had told him, Aang used energybending to strip Ozai of his firebending, thus sparing his life but rendering him totally powerless. Weak and dazed, Ozai found himself unable to even stand and fell limply to the ground.

In the process, it was revealed that Aang had become a fully realized Avatar. Aang could never have defeated Ozai the way he wanted to without the lion turtle's help. When Sokka, Toph, and Suki joined Aang shortly after Momo had, the three friends expected Ozai to be dead, but to their surprise, they were mistaken.

Aang explained that he had extracted the firebending power out of Ozai's body, which bewildered his three friends even more.

When Toph asked him what sage or master had trained Aang to extract the bending power out of a bender's body, Aang answered honestly, showing his great respect for the lion turtle. Aang found Momo in the Southern Air Temple. Aang discovered Momo , a winged lemur , while wandering about the ruins of the Southern Air Temple. Amazed to find a creature ties to his culture to still be alive, Aang quickly befriended the lemur and claimed him as a pet, naming him after the peach Momo was holding at the time.

After Momo joined the group, he was mostly seen perched on Aang's shoulder, and they were quite close. Aang was also very protective of Momo, as evidenced when he struck down a buzzard wasp in order to rescue him [35] and told Momo, the only one who had accompanied him, to go right before his final battle with Ozai.

Aang and On Ji met during the former's time at the Fire Nation school. While in the Fire Nation, Aang accidentally disguised himself as a student from the local school ; confused and in desperate need of help, he befriended a girl named On Ji , who aided him throughout the school day.

Growing jealous, On Ji's self-proclaimed boyfriend, Hide , threatened Aang for speaking to her, but the Avatar invited her nonetheless to the party at the cave; he even danced with her. When the headmaster of the school and several truant officers arrived at the party to stop it, Aang and the rest of Team Avatar fled with the help of the other students.

On Ji showed some possible romantic interest in Aang; this unrequited affection became more evident when she blushed as Aang approached her, although Aang's feelings remained completely platonic due to his own feelings for Katara. Aang sought Avatar Roku 's advice on multiple occasions. As the Avatar, Aang was able to speak and interact with his past lives. Aang first learned of his past self, Avatar Roku, from Monk Gyatso, and he later connected with him at the temple on Crescent Island.

Afterward, Roku became a spiritual guide to Aang, teaching him everything he knew about being the Avatar, including the dangers of the Avatar State, [45] and helping him when he needed advice. Additionally, Aang relied on his three past lives prior to Roku for support and guidance.

The day before Sozin's Comet arrived, Aang faced a moral crisis: the monks had taught him that killing was wrong, yet everyone he knew was pressuring him to end the Hundred Year War and save the world by taking Ozai's life.

After Roku more or less bluntly told Aang to take the Phoenix King 's life by urging him to "be decisive," the monk decided to ask his other incarnations in the hopes that one of them would give him a way out of taking Ozai's life.

He first approached Avatar Kyoshi for advice, and she reminded Aang of her conflict with Chin the Conqueror: she had been prepared to end Chin's life and therefore saw no difference as to whether she had killed him deliberately or not - and now Aang must do whatever it took to stop Ozai.

Naturally, Aang regretted asking her for this advice, stating that "[he] knew [he] shouldn't have asked Kyoshi" and went on to question Avatar Kuruk , who talked about how laid back the Water Tribe Avatar had been and how his lack of action had cost him his bride Ummi to Koh ; his advice was that, as the Avatar, Aang must actively shape his own destiny and the destiny of the world.

Desperate to find another way that did not involve taking anyone's life, he asked the Air Nomad Avatar before him; Avatar Yangchen. Although she agreed that all life was sacred and that Aang had been taught well by the monks, she advised Aang that "selfless duty" meant that he needed to sacrifice his own spiritual needs to satisfy the needs of the world. Aang initially decided to accept his past lives' advice and kill the Fire Lord, but later changed his mind upon conversing with the lion turtle.

Suki grew concerned for Aang after learning that Appa had been taken. Aang and Suki met each other when she and her warriors ambushed him, Katara, and Sokka, but after Aang informed them that he was the Avatar, they started to treat him and his friends as honored guests.

Aang listened as Toph told him about her background. Toph first appeared as a vision of the future to Aang in a mystical swamp. When Aang first truly met Toph, he recognized her talent and remembered both his swamp vision and Bumi's advice of finding a teacher who listened before striking.

Wanting to talk to her, he accidentally defeated her in an Earth Rumble match and lost her the championship, causing her to initially dislike him. Later, while the Avatar tried to persuade her to be his earthbending teacher, Toph, fearing her parent's wrath if they discovered her secret life as the Blind Bandit, declined the offer; however, after a dinner fiasco in front of her parents, she "[called] a truce" with Aang and agreed to that with him.

The two took a stroll about the garden, and she explained why she could not leave her parents. Following her parents' discovery of her talent and her pseudonym, Toph joined Team Avatar in order to teach Aang earthbending. Acting on Iroh's advice, she rejoined them at a moment of crisis and helped in the fight against Azula in Tu Zin.

She had a much different teaching approach than Katara, one akin to that of an army drill sergeant: Just like their elements, Aang and Toph's personalities were complete opposites. At first, he was intimidated by Toph's bold nature and tried to work peacefully around it, but he eventually learned to stand up to her after fighting a saber-tooth moose lion and took back his staff, which she had been using as a nutcracker. However, they seemed to have an easier relationship as time went along.

Aang referred to everyone, including Toph, as his family. Aang chose Toph to be his earthbending teacher. Despite their differences, Aang held Toph in great admiration, respect, and even awe at times because of her unique bending capabilities. After Toph explained the full capacity of her power, Aang responded: "That's amazing! Aang and Toph's relationship was temporarily strained by their different perspectives regarding the revival of Yangchen's Festival, though the two eventually came to an understanding.

The friendship and cooperation between Aang and Toph persisted into their adulthood, as clearly seen when the Avatar decided to assist Toph Beifong, who had become Chief of Police , in arresting Yakone, a criminal who had been terrorizing Republic City. Even at the age of forty, Aang was still referred to by Toph as "Twinkle Toes", however, not to the airbender's amusement, demonstrating that the dynamics between the two had remained much the same.

During the events of the Siege of the North , Aang realized that there were far too many Fire Navy ships to destroy them himself, so Yue brought the Avatar to the Spirit Oasis in order to aid his journey to the Spirit World and the seek the advice of Tui and La, the Ocean and Moon Spirits.

As the Moon Spirit, Yue helped Aang many times. After he was shot by Azula's lightning, [32] she served as his guide when she informed him he needed to reconnect with his past lives to keep the Avatar Cycle whole. Convinced he had failed, the Avatar even refused to be consoled by Roku, but Yue, calming the seas, reminded him that he had already saved the world and encouraged him not to give up by saying he would save the world again; with his will restored, Aang realized he had to keep trying, and the Moon Spirit helped him bend a giant wave to give him a safe journey toward the Fire Nation.

Aang was initially hunted down by Zuko. Prince Zuko was at first one of Aang's greatest enemies. His persistent quest to capture the Avatar, fueled by his need to have his father's acceptance, was a threat to both Aang and the world at large, as he was the only thing standing between the Fire Nation and total world domination, yet each of them had helped the other in various ways.

Because his right to the throne and to return home from exile hinged on the Avatar's capture, he had to protect Aang from other potential "threats": the possibilities of someone else fulfilling his mission. When Aang was abducted by the prince's rival, Admiral Zhao, Zuko, hiding his identity behind a blue mask, posed as a vigilante and master of dual dao swords named the Blue Spirit in order to free Aang from custody.

In turn, the Avatar rescued the exiled prince when the latter was knocked unconscious during the escape attempt.

The Cast. Kya, as the middle child, exhibits two general personality traits. For the most part, she is a rational individual, but there are times when she just lets go and has fun— for example, the time the siblings go looking for Ikki.

Sadly, like her older brother Bumi, she believes that her father didn't give her enough attention when they were growing up, instead choosing to spend most of his time giving Tenzin Airbender training.

Tenzin is quite spry for his age , often taking part in combat alongside Korra and his own children without restraint or fear. The youngest of Katara and Aang's offspring, he was also their only Airbending child— though Korra's portal magic subsequently made him just a little less special.

Tenzin tries his best to live according to the principles of Air Nomad tradition, but his true nature is sometimes repressed when he attempts to be as serious as he believes his deceased father would want him to be.

Thankfully, after "meeting" Aang in the Fog of Lost Souls, he understands that he is his own person and not an extension of the Avatar. From this point onward, Tenzin allows himself to relax and enjoy life a little more.

Tenzin's urge to restart the Air Nation has him reproduce like there's no tomorrow— poor Pema. Their firstborn, Jinora, is a gentle soul, depicting maturity far beyond her years and sometimes even more than her father.

She seems to have inherited her paternal grandfather's instinct for Airbending, although she takes it much further than Aang has ever done. Not only does she save Korra and the world by restoring Raava's spirit and transferring it to the human world, but she also generates a cooperative Airbending strategy in order to take Zaheer down.

For these accomplishments, Jinora is permitted to become an Airbending Master at the delicate age of eleven, making her the youngest person to reach this level in over ten thousand years. Although Ikki's narrative is not as well-developed as those of her siblings, she is an inquisitive child with an ardent fervor for anything and everything.