I don't always do interviews, but when I do, it's for an awesome story. The Journey of Tala is no exception.

ByBray here, interviewing Kuir about his series, The Journey of Tala.

Going into this interview, I was worried I would lose track of the story, seeing as it is quite lengthy. But the truth is, there was no stopping to think, "hmm, this is a little long." I found myself clicking next chapter, and the next, and the next, until it was two in the morning and I had a lovely case of Panditis. The fact that this story is great, and Kuir had the dedication to finish it out... it deserves at least a round of applause. Seriously, this is one of those fanons that everyone needs to read. It is great- no, it is amazing. I am happy to be able to interview Ku…

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Fanon Review: The Lost Scrolls by RuleroftheBisons97
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I...have not reviewed a fanon in a long time. Since March, actually. Gosh darnit, I hate school! But while I'm enjoying the bliss of summer, I'll try my best to be punctual with these things. Really. (I won't blame you if you don't believe me ^^ But I'm trying my best!) Anyhow, by marks my return to the FRS today! This fanon focuses on the same Gaang we love, only now their adventures revolve around a mysterious scroll that brings both power and evil to whomever reads it. Pretty neat premise!

The Lost Scrolls is RuleroftheBison's first fanon. The fanon is about Team Avatar's adventures after the war as they head on an adventure to find and protect the Lost Scrolls while fighting …

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Hey there, here, reviewing by on behalf of the Fanon Review Squad.

When the Gaang meet up four years after the end of the War, everyone has changed in some way - the most striking is that of Toph. What has happened to her in the two years since she spoke to any of them to cause such a drastic change? What was the purpose, and who is pulling the strings? Will anyone stand up and fight for her, or will she be left alone again?

This fanon focuses on the immediate years after the war and how every member of Team Avatar has been adjusting. However, its main emphasis is on an apparent dispute between Toph and Aang that left their friendship in tatters, and the emotion that is portrayed throughout is done excellently. Fruipit, as noted in my pas…

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Fruipit here, with another extraordinarily late interview! Being sick and having to read a 67 chapter fanon tends to throw off your schedule.

Today, I'm interviewing on her phenomenal story, . Beginning during NaNoWriMo in 2009, Air has progressed into one of the most outstanding "after-the-war" stories I've ever read. The language is just immaculate, the story is planned to perfection (no plot holes, hooray!!) and Wordbender has the unique ability to ensure all the elements required for her story are there, without being directly obvious. As the reader, there were a couple of times where I went, "I so should have seen that coming!" And the trick? You never do.

Obviously though, you don't want to hear me prattle on. You want a little more infor…

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Hey there, here, returning from a long, exam-related absence to review by and on behalf of the Fanon Review Squad. I feel that I should also note that my format for reviewing has been very slightly changed. Just sayin'.

Long before the Equalist Revolution, The Hundred Year War, Chin the Conqueror, or the Rise of Koh, a boy and a girl were born twins in the Northern Water Tribe. Little did their parents know that fate had played a terrible trick on them. The day the twins turn sixteen, the Order of the White Lotus confirms that both twins were born as the Avatar and that both the physical and spiritual worlds were unbalanced. Their leader, Yansu, decides that both Kembar and Kiama must master the four elements individually and then fight…

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Hi all, Kuir here with a new interview with King Bumis Heir on his fanon; Avatar: The Legacy of Rong Yan . The Legacy of Rong Yan covers the Avatar who we all saw bend lava in TLA. As such, we just have to know the story, behind the Vizier looking Avatar.

1. Hi KBH, how are you doing?

-- I'm doing just fine, thanks for interviewing me!!

2. So where did you get the idea to make a story about the lava Avatar (thats what I call him)?

-- Well I thought he seemed like a pretty cool character even though he got a few seconds of screen time. Plus a lot of folks are doing fanons on Yangchen, Kuruk, Kyoshi, and Roku or Avatars after Korra, so I thought why not go backwards and make fanons on a few previous Avatars. I also wanted to create story on him,…

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As my Fanon promotion for A Broken Cycle has just passed, I would just like to thank everyone who took the time to check out my Fanon and give me advice. I'm a pretty new writer, so advice is appreciated! With your advice as a guide, I will be remaking the Fanon! It may not be done for a while, but when it is, it will be better than ever!

So, really, thank you!

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God Dag Avatar Wiki!

Okay, so I'm not Swedish, but it's ByBray here, interviewing Kyoshidude about his series, My Imago.

Kyoshidude's series, My Imago, shows us the truth behind Lo and Li, and the way they have become the people they are today. From descriptive words to multiple metaphors, My Imago is a complex fanon; by that, I mean that it provokes deep thought, not that it's too much to comprehend. For being able to write so very eloquently, I applaud the author.

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Question 1:

Why did you choose My Imago as the title?

Imago means a perception of love or of a loved one that remains unchanged over time. It fits the fanon so directly, I couldn't not choose it.

Question 2:

Lo and Li - why? Is there a reason to have chosen these less pivotal characters fo…

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