Name: Avatar Aang
Age: Unknown
Race: Human Avatar
Gender: Male
Birthplace/Residence: Air Island, Republic City
Appearance:
Aang is bald, with blue eyes and a dark colored short trimmed beard. On his head is the traditional mark of the Airbending Nomads, a set of blue arrows that cover his entire body, including all four of his limbs. He still carries the scar on his stomach and going through his upper back from the lightning bolt Azula gave him in Old Ba Sing Se.
Aang wears two different outfits--one which is a saffron sash over goldenrod civara, and the other is the original saffron tunic over the goldenrod robe, complete with his mastery beads. For training, he uses the former, while the latter is for normal wear. For special occasions, he will wear the full ensemble complete with his mastery beads.
Aang is never seen without his gliderstaff on his back. It is always there with him, just in case he needs it. Although it has evolved and changed due to his size and weight, it is still as effective as it has been in the past, capable of carrying both himself and an additional passenger of his own weight or lower.
Affinities: Lawful Good
STATS: ((Yes, you MUST fill this out. You are given 36 status points. Use them all, use them wisely.The MAXIMUM placed on a single stat is a limit of 10 points.))
Attack/Strength Power: 1
Physical Defense: 1
Elemental Power: 10
Elemental Defense: 10
Speed: 6
Accuracy: 1
Evasion/Agility: 6
Stamina:1
Elemental Mastery:
All--I'm the Avatar
Fighting Type: Bender
Weapons: Air Bending Glider-Staff
Fighting Style::
Aang likes to fight with different styles of bending depending on his situation. When there are long ranged enemies, he will fight mostly with Water, Air, and Fire attacks, but when people get in close, he can use Earthbending in order to gain more physical strength and protection. He uses his staff only for evasion since monks don't believe in violence of the physical type.
Personality::
Aang was fun-loving, somewhat naive, and adventurous with a sense of humor. He possessed a deep respect for life and freedom, refused to eat meat, and was often reluctant to fight in his younger years. He craved the stimulation of new people and places. His frequent off-course detours frustrated both allies and pursuers alike. He typically wished to forget his duties as the Avatar and would long for the normality that others possessed. Yet Aang had always prided himself on a complex social network of friends extending over all four nations, and war did not stand in his way. In addition, he looked forward to playing with all the exotic fauna in each place he visited.
Within this carefree exterior, however, Aang hid a great deal of guilt and a heavy mental burden in his duties as Avatar. Very much the reluctant hero, he wished he had been there to help his people a century ago. This initially caused him to conceal his true identity from friends, and he still had a tendency to slack off in his studies of the bending arts, even though he naturally excelled at them. He also tended to become very distressed when he saw destruction caused by the Hundred Year War, believing that as the Avatar, it was his job to prevent such events from happening. Eventually, Aang decided to stop dwelling on the past; however, on several occasions, his desire to end the War caused him to take desperate action such as attempting to induce the Avatar State, or facing Fire Lord Ozai before he had fully mastered the elements.
Though his time during the war and rebuilding after it caused some harshness in his personality, and a new instilled seriousness to his duties, Aang in his life never stopped showing his carefree and loving side to people he cared about--and there were few who were not on that list. Even in his later years, Aang spent all the time he could with his wife Katara, and their three young children: Kya, Bumi, and Tenzin.
In times of ill will, Aang always showed his calm and level-headed side, and controlled his sphere of influence as the Avatar to show both power and compassion--even to enemies such as Yakonne.
Although Aang's death marked the passing of a grand era, his return from the Spirit World has the dawning of something even better on the horizon. With a second chance of life, the Last Airbender wishes for nothing more than to continue to give the world what it truly needs.
Good Qualities:
As a reincarnation of the entity known as the Avatar, Aang possessed the power to bend all four elements, making him the strongest and most powerful bender of his time. Because the Avatar Spirit had mastered all the elements many lifetimes over, Aang had exceptional natural bending talents and could bend all four elements at the same time. Though Avatar Roku said mastering the elements could take many years, Aang was able to learn all four with considerable skill in a year, though technically he did not completely master all four as stated by Zuko and Toph. As a result of his unconventional training, Aang never demonstrated most of the special subsets of the bending arts. However, he did display the abilities of lightning redirection and seismic sense, making him the first Avatar known to have learned these abilities. Most Avatars were not told of their status until they were sixteen years of age, but Aang had become a Fully Realized Avatar while he was still only biologically twelve years old. Thus, he became the youngest known Avatar to do so. As he was chronologically 112 years old, Aang also has the distinction of taking the longest to achieve this status.
After being endowed with the knowledge from a lion turtle, Aang was able to use an ancient form of bending that precedes all other bending called energybending, which he used to strip Ozai of his natural firebending abilities, leaving the Fire Lord permanently drained and in a weakened state. According to the lion turtle, before the Avatar existed, people did not bend the four elements, but the life force energy within themselves. However, in order to bend another person's life force energy, the energybender's own life energy must be unbendable, or they could become corrupted or even destroyed. It was confirmed that Aang was not the first Avatar to learn energybending; however, there were very few who had learned this particular bending art and even fewer who had used it due to its dangers. Energybending allows the bender to both strip and restore a person's bending abilities and transfer knowledge from one person to another.
At age forty, Aang's energybending skills had progressed, as he was able to strip Yakone's bending abilities almost immediately with minimal effort, unlike when he stripped Ozai's bending. He also demonstrated the ability to restore a person's bending, as seen when his spirit appeared before Korra and restored her abilities that had been taken by Amon's bloodbending. At the same time, Aang imparted the knowledge of energybending and control of the Avatar State onto Korra.
Aside from his combat skills, Aang also displayed an impressive degree of artistic talent on a few occasions. He was an extremely talented and agile dancer, being able to perform somersaults in mid-air among other acrobatic feats and coordinate with Katara in a dance. His somersaults at that time did not seem to be aided by airbending, as he was in a public area surrounded by Fire Nation students and there was no sign of any air currents around him. Aang also displayed a degree of musical talent, as he was able to play an airbender's flute well enough for the Official Avatar Aang Club to revel in his performance. He was also able to play the tsungi horn, although he was self-admittedly terrible at it.
Bad Qualities:
Although Aang has grown up considerably since unthawing from his icy prison, he is still somewhat naive, and tends to get himself into situations by being much too trusting to people who don't deserve it. The Avatar has a tenancy to allow the rules he grew up with as an Air Nomad cloud his judgement, and even cause him to stop from taking proper, logical action. He will risk his life needlessly for others, even if they are his enemies at some points, and goes out of his way to protect other people.
Aang will pursue justice and peace without rest if given the opportunity. In his older age, he often puts up blinders in order to focus on his duties, sometimes shutting people out--as an Air Normad, it's in his nature to concentrate on one thing at a time.
Aang also has a serious issue with letting people in his life go. Because he has had such little emotional attachment to people as a youth, those who have stuck with him in his life for long periods of time become part of him, and losing them is incredibly difficult to deal with. People have used the ones he's loved against him multiple times in his attempts to rebuild the world after the Fire War, and Aang is sure that it will continue to happen so long as there is someone he loves still out there.
Aang is a firm believer in keeping tradition, (although he is not bigoted towards new ideas) and is hesitant to do things differently if he isn't entirely sure they will work out. He is slow to adapt to abrupt changes, but always accepts that things are the way life intends them to be.
History:
Aang was born 100 years before the Fire War to two unknown Air Nomads. He learned he was the Avatar at a young age and trained to become the Avatar at the Southern Air Temple with Monk Yatsu. But then the Council wanted to take them apart, so he ran away into a storm and became frozen in a block of ice.
100 years later, he is found by Katara and her brother Sokka, who then come with him on a journey to master the elements and defeat the Fire Lord, Ozai.
Along the way they meet many people and save many lives, including King Bumi, the Kyoshi Warriors, a Firebender named Jong-Jong, an Earthbender named Haru, and the Swamp benders. They are chased through most of these adventures by the Fire Nation Prince, Zuko, and his famous Uncle Iroh, the Dragon of the West.
But after the Fire Nation invades Ba Sing Se, Aang is injured by the Princess Azula, and they run away to the Fire Nation to find a teacher to teach him fire, as well as rest up for the battle.
Zuko then becomes good and helps Aang learn firebending, and then Aang goes to fight Ozai as he invades the world. He learned Energy bending from a Lionturtle, and he uses it to seal the Fire Lord's bending powers forever, thus saving the world.
Aang then started building Republic City, and he got married to Katara and had three kids: Bumi, Tenzin, and Kya. Aang died at an unknown age, for unknown reasons. But now that the gate to the Spirit World has been disrupted, Aang can travel back to the world of the living and fight evil.
Pictures:
I am sorry that it is short as English is not my first language. :\
Age: Unknown
Race: Human Avatar
Gender: Male
Birthplace/Residence: Air Island, Republic City
Appearance:
Aang is bald, with blue eyes and a dark colored short trimmed beard. On his head is the traditional mark of the Airbending Nomads, a set of blue arrows that cover his entire body, including all four of his limbs. He still carries the scar on his stomach and going through his upper back from the lightning bolt Azula gave him in Old Ba Sing Se.
Aang wears two different outfits--one which is a saffron sash over goldenrod civara, and the other is the original saffron tunic over the goldenrod robe, complete with his mastery beads. For training, he uses the former, while the latter is for normal wear. For special occasions, he will wear the full ensemble complete with his mastery beads.
Aang is never seen without his gliderstaff on his back. It is always there with him, just in case he needs it. Although it has evolved and changed due to his size and weight, it is still as effective as it has been in the past, capable of carrying both himself and an additional passenger of his own weight or lower.
Affinities: Lawful Good
STATS: ((Yes, you MUST fill this out. You are given 36 status points. Use them all, use them wisely.The MAXIMUM placed on a single stat is a limit of 10 points.))
Attack/Strength Power: 1
Physical Defense: 1
Elemental Power: 10
Elemental Defense: 10
Speed: 6
Accuracy: 1
Evasion/Agility: 6
Stamina:1
Elemental Mastery:
All--I'm the Avatar
Fighting Type: Bender
Weapons: Air Bending Glider-Staff
Fighting Style::
Aang likes to fight with different styles of bending depending on his situation. When there are long ranged enemies, he will fight mostly with Water, Air, and Fire attacks, but when people get in close, he can use Earthbending in order to gain more physical strength and protection. He uses his staff only for evasion since monks don't believe in violence of the physical type.
Personality::
Aang was fun-loving, somewhat naive, and adventurous with a sense of humor. He possessed a deep respect for life and freedom, refused to eat meat, and was often reluctant to fight in his younger years. He craved the stimulation of new people and places. His frequent off-course detours frustrated both allies and pursuers alike. He typically wished to forget his duties as the Avatar and would long for the normality that others possessed. Yet Aang had always prided himself on a complex social network of friends extending over all four nations, and war did not stand in his way. In addition, he looked forward to playing with all the exotic fauna in each place he visited.
Within this carefree exterior, however, Aang hid a great deal of guilt and a heavy mental burden in his duties as Avatar. Very much the reluctant hero, he wished he had been there to help his people a century ago. This initially caused him to conceal his true identity from friends, and he still had a tendency to slack off in his studies of the bending arts, even though he naturally excelled at them. He also tended to become very distressed when he saw destruction caused by the Hundred Year War, believing that as the Avatar, it was his job to prevent such events from happening. Eventually, Aang decided to stop dwelling on the past; however, on several occasions, his desire to end the War caused him to take desperate action such as attempting to induce the Avatar State, or facing Fire Lord Ozai before he had fully mastered the elements.
Though his time during the war and rebuilding after it caused some harshness in his personality, and a new instilled seriousness to his duties, Aang in his life never stopped showing his carefree and loving side to people he cared about--and there were few who were not on that list. Even in his later years, Aang spent all the time he could with his wife Katara, and their three young children: Kya, Bumi, and Tenzin.
In times of ill will, Aang always showed his calm and level-headed side, and controlled his sphere of influence as the Avatar to show both power and compassion--even to enemies such as Yakonne.
Although Aang's death marked the passing of a grand era, his return from the Spirit World has the dawning of something even better on the horizon. With a second chance of life, the Last Airbender wishes for nothing more than to continue to give the world what it truly needs.
Good Qualities:
As a reincarnation of the entity known as the Avatar, Aang possessed the power to bend all four elements, making him the strongest and most powerful bender of his time. Because the Avatar Spirit had mastered all the elements many lifetimes over, Aang had exceptional natural bending talents and could bend all four elements at the same time. Though Avatar Roku said mastering the elements could take many years, Aang was able to learn all four with considerable skill in a year, though technically he did not completely master all four as stated by Zuko and Toph. As a result of his unconventional training, Aang never demonstrated most of the special subsets of the bending arts. However, he did display the abilities of lightning redirection and seismic sense, making him the first Avatar known to have learned these abilities. Most Avatars were not told of their status until they were sixteen years of age, but Aang had become a Fully Realized Avatar while he was still only biologically twelve years old. Thus, he became the youngest known Avatar to do so. As he was chronologically 112 years old, Aang also has the distinction of taking the longest to achieve this status.
After being endowed with the knowledge from a lion turtle, Aang was able to use an ancient form of bending that precedes all other bending called energybending, which he used to strip Ozai of his natural firebending abilities, leaving the Fire Lord permanently drained and in a weakened state. According to the lion turtle, before the Avatar existed, people did not bend the four elements, but the life force energy within themselves. However, in order to bend another person's life force energy, the energybender's own life energy must be unbendable, or they could become corrupted or even destroyed. It was confirmed that Aang was not the first Avatar to learn energybending; however, there were very few who had learned this particular bending art and even fewer who had used it due to its dangers. Energybending allows the bender to both strip and restore a person's bending abilities and transfer knowledge from one person to another.
At age forty, Aang's energybending skills had progressed, as he was able to strip Yakone's bending abilities almost immediately with minimal effort, unlike when he stripped Ozai's bending. He also demonstrated the ability to restore a person's bending, as seen when his spirit appeared before Korra and restored her abilities that had been taken by Amon's bloodbending. At the same time, Aang imparted the knowledge of energybending and control of the Avatar State onto Korra.
Aside from his combat skills, Aang also displayed an impressive degree of artistic talent on a few occasions. He was an extremely talented and agile dancer, being able to perform somersaults in mid-air among other acrobatic feats and coordinate with Katara in a dance. His somersaults at that time did not seem to be aided by airbending, as he was in a public area surrounded by Fire Nation students and there was no sign of any air currents around him. Aang also displayed a degree of musical talent, as he was able to play an airbender's flute well enough for the Official Avatar Aang Club to revel in his performance. He was also able to play the tsungi horn, although he was self-admittedly terrible at it.
Bad Qualities:
Although Aang has grown up considerably since unthawing from his icy prison, he is still somewhat naive, and tends to get himself into situations by being much too trusting to people who don't deserve it. The Avatar has a tenancy to allow the rules he grew up with as an Air Nomad cloud his judgement, and even cause him to stop from taking proper, logical action. He will risk his life needlessly for others, even if they are his enemies at some points, and goes out of his way to protect other people.
Aang will pursue justice and peace without rest if given the opportunity. In his older age, he often puts up blinders in order to focus on his duties, sometimes shutting people out--as an Air Normad, it's in his nature to concentrate on one thing at a time.
Aang also has a serious issue with letting people in his life go. Because he has had such little emotional attachment to people as a youth, those who have stuck with him in his life for long periods of time become part of him, and losing them is incredibly difficult to deal with. People have used the ones he's loved against him multiple times in his attempts to rebuild the world after the Fire War, and Aang is sure that it will continue to happen so long as there is someone he loves still out there.
Aang is a firm believer in keeping tradition, (although he is not bigoted towards new ideas) and is hesitant to do things differently if he isn't entirely sure they will work out. He is slow to adapt to abrupt changes, but always accepts that things are the way life intends them to be.
History:
Aang was born 100 years before the Fire War to two unknown Air Nomads. He learned he was the Avatar at a young age and trained to become the Avatar at the Southern Air Temple with Monk Yatsu. But then the Council wanted to take them apart, so he ran away into a storm and became frozen in a block of ice.
100 years later, he is found by Katara and her brother Sokka, who then come with him on a journey to master the elements and defeat the Fire Lord, Ozai.
Along the way they meet many people and save many lives, including King Bumi, the Kyoshi Warriors, a Firebender named Jong-Jong, an Earthbender named Haru, and the Swamp benders. They are chased through most of these adventures by the Fire Nation Prince, Zuko, and his famous Uncle Iroh, the Dragon of the West.
But after the Fire Nation invades Ba Sing Se, Aang is injured by the Princess Azula, and they run away to the Fire Nation to find a teacher to teach him fire, as well as rest up for the battle.
Zuko then becomes good and helps Aang learn firebending, and then Aang goes to fight Ozai as he invades the world. He learned Energy bending from a Lionturtle, and he uses it to seal the Fire Lord's bending powers forever, thus saving the world.
Aang then started building Republic City, and he got married to Katara and had three kids: Bumi, Tenzin, and Kya. Aang died at an unknown age, for unknown reasons. But now that the gate to the Spirit World has been disrupted, Aang can travel back to the world of the living and fight evil.
Pictures:
I am sorry that it is short as English is not my first language. :\
Last edited by Zitka on Sun Jun 23, 2013 6:27 am; edited 2 times in total (Reason for editing : Language barrier, re-edited at the request of the poster for more emphasis. Translated from French.)
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