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Avatar: The Last Airbender - Into the Inferno

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This article is about the game. For the episode with a similar name, see Sozin's Comet, Part 3: Into The Inferno

Cover for the Wii

"Avatar: the Last Airbender - Into the Inferno" (Avatar: the Legend of Aang - Into the Inferno in Europe) is a video game based on the Avatar animated series. The game's setting is taken from the events of Book 3: Fire. It was released on October 13, 2008 in the US and on November 1, 2008 in the UK.

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[edit] Plot

Avatar Aang awakens on a captured Fire Nation ship with his friends, recovered from the ordeal in Ba Sing Se. They hear the horn of a approaching ship and make their way to the back, where they fight off Firebending soldiers. Aang finds out about the plan to invade the Fire Nation during a solar eclipse, which will render the Firebenders powerless. They realizes they are in need supplies, so they venture to a Fire Nation town disguised as civilians. Afterwards they discover a Fire Nation factory is polluting and hurting the people of a village called Jang Hui. Aang and Katara use Waterbending to destroy the factory and save the village. They catch the attention of General Mung, who they must defeat.

During the Invasion, Sokka and Toph secure a tower so Aang and Toph can defeat Fire Lord Ozai. It turns out Princess Azula tricked them into fighting the Dai Li instead. Prince Zuko joins the Avatar's group when the invasion plan fails, and helps them escape. Later Sokka and Zuko sneak into The Boiling Rock, a Fire Nation prison, and free Hakoda and Suki. Azula and Ty Lee try to stop them from escaping, but Mai intervenes, which gives them an opportunity. At The Western Air Temple, Toph and Sokka fight off the Combustion Man while Zuko and Aang find and solve the Chamber of the Elements to contact Avatar Roku.

Preparing to use the power of Sozin's Comet to destroy the Earth Kingdom, Azula is proclaimed the new Fire Lord while Ozai declares himself the Phoenix King. Zuko must fight and defeat Azula, with the help of Katara. Afterwards, Aang and Katara must defeat the Phoenix King Ozai to stop the Fire Nation.

[edit] Gameplay

Cover for the DS

Gameplay styles vary widely on the different platforms, as the game has two different versions. One for the Wii/PS2 and one for the Nintendo DS.

In the Nintendo DS version, the characters have very large heads, giving the game a cartoonish feel similar in design to the super deformed shorts. Katara is able to make ice bridges and ice blocks (aldo you can only to use ice blocks when you're fighting Azula) and to bloodbend. Sokka's boomerang is used to stun enemies to reach objects or to solve puzzles. You draw a path for the boomerang to follow. Toph can move earth blocks or raise colums, and Aang can make mini-tornadoes and move earth blocks.

The Wii/PS2 version has a new style of gameplay different from prevous Avatar games. Aang can Airbend an "air ball" to break down obstacles and blow away objects by shaking the Wii Remote. Toph can slide earth out of rock walls to reach the top by sliding the Wii Remote backwards. Katara can guide water by standing on a puddle of water pressing "A button" and moving the Wii remote in the right direction to put out fires. The pointer can act as a star and the light of a flashlight.

[edit] Features

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Special Combat Moves- perform massive martial arts moves with your favorite characters from the series. Exciting new Wii functionality master all four elements (Water, Earth, Fire, Air) using the Wii remote and nunchuck. All new flying levels- Fly on gliders and explore the never seen parts of the Avatar World like never before. Levels are based on some of the actual episodes from book 3:


[edit] Playable Characters

  1. Aang
  2. Katara
  3. Sokka
  4. Toph
  5. Zuko
  6. Appa (on the World Map)

[edit] Bosses

[edit] Levels

Levels are different according to what platform you are playing it on.

  • The Awakening
  • The Arms Factory
  • Pier Fight
  • Day of Black Sun
  • Firelord in Hiding
  • The Boiling Rock
  • Escape
  • The Mercenary
  • Western Air Temple
  • Rise of The Phoenix King
  • Into The Inferno

[edit] Levels for PS2

  • The Awakening
  • The Arms Factory
  • Pier Fight
  • Day of Black Sun
  • Firelord in Hiding
  • The Boiling Rock
  • Escape
  • The Mercenary
  • Western Air Temple
  • Rise of The Phoenix King
  • Into The Inferno

[edit] Levels for DS

  • The Awakening
  • The Arms Factory
  • The Runaway
  • The Puppet Master
  • The Invasion
  • The Secret Bunker
  • Combustion Man
  • Sun Warrior Ruins
  • The Boiling Rock
  • Airship Sabotage
  • Fire Lord Azula
  • Phoenix King Ozai

[edit] Levels for Wii

  • The Awakening
  • The Arms Factory
  • Pier Fight
  • The Day of Black Sun
  • Fire Lord in Hiding
  • The Boiling Rock
  • Escape
  • The Mercenary
  • The Western Air Temple
  • Rise of the Phoenix King
  • Into the Inferno

[edit] Release Dates

Do NOT link the dates, no need for useless red links

United States: (see following consoles)

  • PS2 October 13, 2008 (released)
  • DS November 10, 2008 (released)
  • Wii October 13, 2008 (released)

United Kingdom (see following consoles)

  • DS: November 07, 2008 (released)
  • PS2: October 31, 2008 (released)
  • Wii: October 31, 2008 (released)

Australia: (see following consoles)

  • PS2 November 02, 2008 (released)
  • DS November 06, 2008 (released)
  • Wii October 30, 2008 (released)

New Zealand" (see following consoles)

  • DS: November 07, 2008 (released)
  • PS2: October 31, 2008 (released)
  • Wii: October 31, 2008 (released)

Japan: December 4, 2008 (confirmed)

[edit] Trivia

[edit] Goofs

  • In Rise of the Phoenix, when Zuko and Katara face Azula, Katara is wearing her season 2 clothes. However, in the cut scene, when Zuko jumps infront of Azula's lightning to save Katara she is wearing her Fire Nation disguise.
  • In the "Runaway" level of the DS version, you're playing with Katara and Toph, however, the 'switch icon' shows you're playing with Aang and Toph.

[edit] References

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avatar:_The_Last_Airbender_-_Into_the_Inferno
http://www.thq.com/games/gameinfo.php?id=1340
http://www.nwiizone.com/nintendo-wii/nwii/avatar-the-last-airbender-into-the-inferno/
http://www.gametrailers.com/game/6597.html

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