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This article is about the character in the pilot episode. For the character in the actual series, see Aang. For other uses Aang (disambiguation).
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"Come on, Kya, you're flying with the Avatar! Start acting like it."
— Aang to Kya in the "Avatar Series Pilot".

Pilot - Aang
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Aang
Biographical information
Nationality

Southern Air Temple, Air Nomads

Ethnicity

Air Nomad

Age

112 (biologically 12 in Avatar: The Last Airbender)

Born

12 BSC

Physical description
Gender

Male

Hair color

Black (typically shaven)

Personal information
Allies

Kya, Sokka

Enemies

Zuko, Fire Nation

Weapon of choice

Air, glider staff

Fighting style(s)

Airbending, Avatar State

Chronological and political information
Profession
Position

Avatar-in-training

Affiliation
First appearance

"Avatar Series Pilot"
(only appearance)

Voiced by

Mitchel Musso

More about Aang
Aang main article
History
Book One: Water (12 BSC - 100 ASC)

Book Two: Earth (Spring 100 ASC)
Book Three: Fire (Summer 100 ASC)

Relationships
Aang's relationships
Other media
Aang in the films

Aang in the games
Aang in the pilot episode

Aang was a male Air Nomad, the immediate successor of Avatar Roku, and the predecessor of Avatar Korra. He was fun-loving, somewhat naive and adventurous. He already seemed to have a conscience against killing people, as he saved Zuko from falling from a giant statue, saving him from a possible death. He already had some waterbending experience, as he bent the water and both corrected Kya's attempts and gave her advice.

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History Edit

Aang and his friends, Kya and Sokka, were fleeing from Prince Zuko, who was hunting them down from his ship. They ran into a sea serpent, but it took interest in the ship after Zuko attacked it, allowing the trio to escape to an island. While there, Kya practiced her waterbending, but could not control it well; Aang offered her some advice and demonstrated the correct leg stance. When Sokka demanded they help search for food, Kya was reluctant to leave Aang, as "the world's last hope", and so Sokka went off alone in a huff. Kya and Aang remained at the camp and engaged in a slightly awkward conversation before Momo alerted them of an upcoming danger.

When they reached the Fire Nation base and saw Sokka being taken in, Kya decided to go after him, but told Aang to stay hidden. She became captured as well, but refused to reveal Aang's whereabouts. When Aang flew in, shocking everyone, the soldiers threw Sokka and her into a pit. Aang sat on the scaffolding, evading Zuko's attacks while Momo distracted the soldiers and then engaged Zuko's pet hawk in a flying duel of sorts.

As the scaffolding disintegrated, Aang and Zuko moved their fight to the defaced Avatar statue. When Aang was almost cornered by Zuko, he simply threw himself off the statue, setting him in danger and thus activating the Avatar State, and blowing Zuko off. Coming out of the Avatar State, Aang caught an unconscious Zuko, but dropped him a short distance into a wall to fly over to Kya and Sokka and subsequently escape.[1]

Similarities to actual series Edit

In the pilot episode, Aang was very similar to his character in the first book of the main series.

  • Aang already seemed to have feelings for Kya, as noted by Sokka's "boyfriend" comment, recreated in the actual series.[2][3]
  • Aang saved Zuko from falling to his certain death; he similarly saved Zuko from a near-certain death twice in the actual series.[4][5]
  • Aang and Zuko fight on scaffolding; in the actual series, this fight is recreated in New Ozai, but Zuko is replaced with Azula.[6]

Trivia Edit

  • Aang was voiced by Mitchel Musso in the pilot, but once production began, the role was changed to Zachary Tyler Eisen.
  • Aang is seen with a fold in his right trouser leg, something they later took out because "nobody could draw it".[source?]

References Edit

See also Edit

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