Kuruk

I want to believe that the main villain for this new Avatar will be Father Glowworn...

Based on data gathered from both leaks and from the Avatar canon that the Avatar Wiki has, Father Glowworn is an evil spirit, who opened rifts between the physical and spiritual worlds.

Avatar Kuruk during his time as Avatar, investigated how dark spirits crossed over into the physical world and came across Father Glowworn, and the two fought many times, reaching a point where Kuruk weakened the spirit.

At some point (one that we need to find out how it happened) Jianzhu, Kuruk's friend found Father Glowworn and turned to him to remove the doubt of who the true Avatar was, Yun or Kyoshi, when Father Glowworn told him Kyoshi, Jianzhu offered Yun to the spirit, Yun resisted as much as he could but in the end managed to trick Father Glowworn by absorbing his essence.

Using the power boost Yun sought revenge that ended with Kyoshi ending her life and disappearing any trace of Father Glowworn as well.

However, according to the data from the Breach comics, Lady Tienhai, a spirit who was believed dead in Yangchen's time, because she gave up her spiritual form to stay with the King of a Kingdom that was located in the same place that would eventually become Republic City, returned as a spirit in Aang's time, revealing that spirits after a certain time can return and with their power restored.

From Kyoshi's time until the cataclysm centuries passed, enough time for Father Glowworn to return and with his power restored, probably with desires of revenge against the Avatar and Humanity.

The leaks mentioned Father Glowworn implicitly but it is there and may be confirmed as well, but that is just my opinion, I don't know if anyone else has something to say.

"When love is real, it finds a way.”

-Avatar Roku

Avatar Korra - 21 (currently)

Avatar Aang - 165 (biologically 66)

Avatar Roku - 70

Avatar Kyoshi - 230

Avatar Kuruk - 33

Avatar Yangchen - 155

If Kuruk's novels from the The Chronicles of Avatar series were to be written, what expectations would you have? What titles, plots, stories, etc. would you like to see in the novels?

Here's what I think are their greatest accomplishments:

Wan: Started the Avatar Cycle

Yangchen: Ended the Platinum Affair

Kuruk: Saved the world from Dark Spirits

Kyoshi: Brought peace to the Earth Kingdom

Roku: Stopped a war (failed on the second war he could have stopped)

Aang: Defeated Ozai

Korra: Opening Spirit Portals and keeping them open

Avatar Kuruk was officially the worst reincarnation from the Avatar. But, that is a part Yangchen´s fault then, right? bc she neglected the spirit world and Kuruk had to fight them and set peace.

Kyoshi: Kyoshi vs. Ozai would be a very short fight. She's taking down Ozai's blimp with a giant pillar, and then squashing Ozai like a bug. There is basically no fight.

Yangchen: Similar to Kyoshi vs. Ozai, this fight would be quick. She'd probably start off like Aang. Just when Ozai lands to start talking about providence, she rips the air out of him and suffocates him.

Korra: This wouldn't be as easy as the last two, but I think Korra's got this. Instead of waiting for Ozai to jump off his pedestal, Korra is going into the Avatar State, charging him, and pushing him off. Unlike Aang, she isn't going to run away at first. This leaves Ozai in a bad position. Ozai is a coward. When he sees something more powerful then him, he runs. Ozai's unlikely to use lightning on the run. He's just going to fly and hope that Korra doesn't grab him. If he were to fight back, Korra's just going to slam him. Eventually, she'd trap Ozai and either a) kill him, or b) take his bending. Anyway, Korra wins.

Kuruk: Kuruk is blessed with two powers. One of them is to be able to punch like Superman (he hit Father Glowworm so hard he nearly created a hole in the spirit world), and the other is getting back up no matter what. Kuruk's fight with Ozai is probably going to be slow, but by the end of it, Ozai is going to be black and blue. And also dead.

Roku: Roku is going to come in there calm. He's then going to go nuts, but right before he kills Ozai, he traps Ozai and waits out the comet. Then he scolds Ozai for trying to take over the world, gets on his dragon, and waits for the next volcano to fight. In all seriousness, I think Roku could win against Ozai. I just don't feel the aftermath would be good.

Wan: This would be the shortest fight. Wan's bending is out of date. He only knows how to actually firebend correctly (aka dragon style), and his only special ability is creating a magic cloud that carries him around (which I still want to know what happened to that technique). Ozai has the advantage. Wan would fall to Ozai's lightning and fire.

I guess I feel like I'm now going to make one of these for each of the main villains of the franchise. Anyway, this time it's the other Avatars against Amon. Little thing here, is that this fight is completely different then other fights. Let me explain.

Amon can't bloodbend an Avatar in the Avatar State. This means that if all the Avatars were in the Avatar State, they'd win. But, let us imagine they don't have access to the Avatar State. If they don't have the Avatar State, they all lose. Amon will easily bloodbend them all immediately and take their bending. But, this has a caveat as well. Korra was able to break out of Amon's bloodbending without having to waterbend. This indicates that there is someway to break out of bloodbending that does not include the Avatar State or waterbending. If any of them were to do that before being touched and loosing all their elements, they could probably win. If not, they lose.

Anyway, Unalaq is next.

These fights are happening where the season 3 finale took place.

Aang (not poisoned): I don't think it's controversial to say that Aang wins this one. Zaheer was barely able to keep up with Tenzin, and Aang is much like Tenzin, but with 4 elements. Honestly, Aang would just need to go into the Avatar State, form an element ball, chase down Zaheer, and take his bending away. It's honestly kind of an easy fight for Aang.

Aang (poisoned): Aang is tapping out of this fight pretty quickly. I'm not trying to say that Aang is physically weak or has low endurance and durability. But, compared to Korra, he definitely has less. Aang also has the grave misfortune of not being able to breathe fire, thus not stopping Ming Hua's ice spear.

Then again, there is a chance that a good airblast from his mouth would dislodge its direction. Anyway, it then would come down to will he be strong enough to break through the platinum chains. If so, he'll probably get out of the cave. But, he's not going to hold out much longer. I also think there is an argument for him not being able to energybend due to his energy being weak, but I'm not going to make that point since it's kind of irrelevant. Anyway, Aang is dying if he's poisoned.

Yangchen (not poisoned): Similarly to Aang, if she's not poisoned, she's beating Zaheer. It's be the same scenario as Aang, just without the energybending. It's be deathbending.

Yangchen (poisoned): She's not even getting out of the cave. Physically, she is much weaker then most of the Avatars. She may have endurance and is durable, but not to the point where she is beating the poison.

Wan (not poisoned): Much like most villains the later Avatars face, Wan is at the disadvantage of having outdated bending. Again, his only special thing is the cloud, and it's not known if that cloud is as fast as Zaheer's flight. And if it was, what could Wan even do? In theory, he could go to that pool that Korra goes in and try to hit Zaheer with long range water strikes. In his fight with Vaatu, it seems that he's good at aiming. Honestly, Wan wouldn't hold out too long in this fight.

Wan (poisoned): Wan isn't winning this, but I actually want to ask everyone's opinion on this: would Wan have the strength, endurance, and durability to get out of the chains and out of the cave? Because Wan was able to barely get injured when fighting the carpet/kite of evil.

Kyoshi (not poisoned): This would be an interesting fight. Kyoshi is great with earthbending, and with the pillars and mountains around her, she'd have a field day throwing them at Zaheer. Problem is that Zaheer is really fast. Honestly this fight either ends with Kyoshi suffocated or Zaheer smashed to pieces. I assume Zaheer smashed to pieces is more likely.

Kyoshi (poisoned): Kyoshi has the benefit of being tall, strong, durable, and endurant. She'd break out of those chains, start lavabending like a mad woman, and destroy the cave. If Zaheer escaped that, she's giving him a chase, but probably not the greatest one. Anyway, he's getting smashed to pieces or burnt to death from a pillar of lava.

Roku (not poisoned): I'd give Roku the win. Just look at this un-Avatar Stated fireball:

I don't know how well Zaheer will dodge multiple of that attack. Also, like Kyoshi, Roku can just lavabend pillars at him. Zaheer loses.

Roku (poisoned): Yes, I understand that Roku was old. Yes, I understand that poison gas is not the same as mercury. But, if that is any indication of his ability to withstand toxicity, then he's not getting out of that cave (is the gold standard just getting out of the cave by this point?). If he were to withstand that toxicity though, it'd be much like a Kyoshi fight. Anyway, with the information we have now, I think Roku loses.

Kuruk (not poisoned): Kuruk is a hunter. I think he'll be able to hunt his prey in the sky. Kuruk is winning this one. Again, throw enough elements without poison in the system seems to work. Also, if he gets to Zaheer, he'll just one punch him.

Kuruk (poisoned): Kuruk's getting out of that cave (the hardest part will be the ice blast). He's then punching Zaheer so hard that he dies. Kuruk is a menace.

Anyway, in the end of it all, they all lose if they're poisoned. Without a metalbender on hand, they're all getting it.

Before going into this, I'm just going to narrow everything down:

• Vaatu can be defeated by everyone. If Wan can do it, the rest of them can do it. Everyone wins!

• UnaVaatu can not be defeated by any of the Avatars because they do not have spiritbending. Aang could turn into a blue giant, but he's not winning without spiritbending. So everyone loses to UnaVaatu.

Now that I have 2 of the 4 variations down for the count, I'm going to take out regular Unalaq because I don't think I want to write and then they beat him over and over. So we are left with one variation of them to fight. Dark Avatar Unalaq! Aka the most powerful Avatar for a quick second. Also, I want to make it clear that these fights are happening where the OG fight takes place.

Yangchen: Out of all the Avatars, I think Yangchen would have the easiest time with him. Mostly because of the suffocation. I don't think Yangchen is the most powerful Avatar, but I do think her airbending basically allows her to win almost every fight. Anyway, Yangchen would just need to suffocate him quickly. Unalaq and the carpet/kite die. Victory for Yangchen! Though she'd probably have to face the 2nd Dark Avatar in 16 years or so.

Kuruk: I think Kuruk's either losing, or winning and losing at the same time. Again, Kuruk gets up from anything. No matter how much pain he's in, he's getting up. Dark Avatar Unalaq will throw everything at him. He'll get up. The problem is that as soon as he gets close enough to give his Superman punch, the carpet/kite will get him. Raava would be ripped out of him, and Unalaq would start beating her. This is where Kuruk either completely loses or wins/loses. During his life, Kuruk's spirit got more and more corrupted, killing him and his body quicker and quicker. That's what makes it so crazy that he could keep on getting up. If Raava's spanking is similar to that pain, then it's possible Kuruk will get up and keep fighting. He'd take down Unalaq, and be left with a minuscule Raava that he could re-bond with. Thus he wins/loses (won the battle, lost most of the past lives). If the beating is way worse then the spirit corruption, then Kuruk just loses fully.

Aang: I'm sorry to all the people who like to claim that Aang wins this one. He really doesn't. Aang is on the defensive side. He'll go into the air and try to get away. Unalaq will also get into the air and attack him with water. The only bending that will help Aang in the air is airbending, as Unalaq will just bend the water shot at him, destroy the earth with his water whips, and douse the fire. Depending on the airblast and the stability of Unalaq's waterspout, Unalaq would either fall, or stay in the air. Anyway, Aang would stay on the defensive. The problem is that Aang can not stay on the defensive forever. Entering the Avatar State would usually be great in this situation. Only problem is that Unalaq also has an Avatar State, one which is seemingly more powerful or as powerful then Raava's Avatar State at this point. He can augment his other bendings to the extremes, but Unalaq will just make his waterbending more powerful. I don't know how well Aang can try to get to energybend or kill Unalaq in the air, so it's likely he'd have to descend onto the ground. Unalaq would probably try his shooting from the top of his waterspout, but that'd fail considering how fast Aang is. Unalaq would have to go onto the ground. Now, Aang has an advantage because there is more earth on the ground to bend then there is in the sky. Only problem, Unalaq can bend the ice sheet they are on as well. Anyway, Aang would most likely get to Unalaq and try to energybend him. But, before he could do that, our favorite carpet/kite will get him. Also, it's unlikely that Aang will be able to kill Unalaq in their situation. Aang doesn't know how to suffocate him, and blowing a lot of wind at him isn't going to do much to the Dark Avatar. Fire will just be put out. Unalaq controls water better then Aang. Aang's earth will be destroyed. And if Aang were to try to split the ground, that'd also fail, as Unalaq was able to do basically the same thing, and with his Avatar State would just get out of there. Aang would lose.

Roku: Roku doesn't have the best chance at this. I can kind of see Roku doing the Korra strategy (in and out of the Avatar State, not playing too defensive or offensive). Just without the flips. Anyway, the carpet/kite would get him.

Wan: I love Wan, but this battle is not his battle. To be fair, I think Wan could hold out longer then him vs. Ozai. Wan's cloud doesn't seem to be taxing on him, and he'd be able to hold his ground (sky?) while bending the other elements. Problem is Unalaq's a great waterbender that isn't the size of a jumbo kite. He's getting Wan. And the carpet/kite is getting Raava.

Kyoshi: A Kyoshi vs. Dark Avatar fight kind of perplexes me. Kyoshi's strategy from what we've seen is be as close to the earth as possible. It's unlikely she will go into the air to fight. The problem is that Unalaq will likely go into the air, and he will start sniping. Kyoshi is not lady flips-alot and will have to block it via earthbending the very ice covered earth. Out of all the Avatars, Kyoshi is probably at the greatest disadvantage here. Anyway, she chucks rocks at Unalaq, he breaks them to the best of his ability. She'd probably bring him down similarly to Korra. Kyoshi would probably try to open a chasm in the earth, but unlike a peninsula and with a Dark Avatar, it's kind of hard. The best way for Kyoshi to win this would be to do the special. Anyway, Kyoshi wins or loses depending on how fast she can freeze Unalaq's heart and lungs before the carpet/kite gets her. So she might win or lose.

Then again, this is all what I think would happen judging by what the characters know how to do and act like. Feel free to disagree. And if you do, please explain your reasoning with good evidence.

Unlike the last ones where the fight takes place where the OG final fight takes place, I think this fight has to be outside of Zaofu to be fair. The inside of the Colossus is a no go for all of them. Because none of them can get in.

Aang: Aang beats Kuvira, but I'd say only this setting. Because if there was enough metal to form a box, Aang isn't escaping that (what is it with firebenders having trouble melting metal?). Anyway, in this situation Aang beats Kuvira. Kuvira is very fast. But, Aang is faster. Without the Avatar State he can toss her around with air. Aang would only be in trouble if she were to pin him in the air with metal. Without metalbending Aang is kind of screwed. But, if he was in such a situation, he could try to enter the Avatar State and try some type of air blast that could distract Kuvira causing him to drop to the ground. But, I feel like Aang getting all metaled up is unlikely, because I repeat, Aang is as fast as the wind. Anyway, Aang traps Kuvira in earth, and would have to immediately take her bending so she doesn't break out of her earthen confines.

Yangchen: Yangchen's fight would be faster. Like Aang, she'd start off with some hard air gusts, and move faster then Kuvira (isn't Yangchen faster then Aang?). If the fight gets difficult for some reason, Yangchen could use her scream and completely knock out Kuvira's ear drums, hurting her long enough to suffocate her or crush her with a rock.

Kyoshi: This fight is harder then people think. Kyoshi wears a lot of metal. Her fans, her chain mail, and her head dress are all metal. This leaves her in a terrible situation. It also doesn't help that Kyoshi's big and kind of slow. If Kuvira acts very quickly, she could just lift Kyoshi in the air and try to suffocate her or hurt her with all the metal she's wearing. This would definitely suck for Kyoshi, but I doubt that Kuvira will be able to kill her this way. Kyoshi can breathe fire, and she could just go into the Avatar State and shoot out a flame with her mouth, hopefully distracting Kuvira, or burning her. It all depends on how far Kuvira is. Kyoshi would have to lose basically all her armor, which really sucks though. Anyway, an opponent of this magnitude would be immediately on Kyoshi's have to kill right now to do list. Without her fans, airbending and earthbending on a smaller scale is going to be hard. But, with what she has, she can still try to make the entire area a hell scape. She could either a) create a giant chasm and with all her might crush Kuvira in it, b) lavabend everything, or c) hopefully get close enough to Kuvira to freeze her internal organs. Anyway, option a) is the most likely choice, and Kyoshi's power (especially if entered into the Avatar State) would crush Kuvira. Or burn Kuvira. Or freeze Kuvira. Kuvira loses.

Wan: Wan would have the best chance winning against this villain then the other 4 I did. It is unclear the range of Kuvira's metalbending, but if Wan gets onto his cloud and gets up there ASAP, he might be able to dodge it. In Beginnings, we see that Wan can send sizable blasts of fire from the sky as well as well as bend the earth bellow him. In theory, he could glow it up, and shoot some of that fire at Kuvira. Kuvira would either a) move, b) push rock over her to protect her, or c) burn to a crisp. If Kuvira survives, she can't do much but throw rocks at Wan. He can evade or catch them and throw them back. Kuvira could try the dicey move of pushing a column of earth into the sky for her to stand on. The only problem is that if the action isn't done fast enough, Wan can aim a good shot of fire. Anyway, Kuvira would either get into the air and kick Wan off his cloud or aim so well from the ground that he falls off. Anyway, a good metal jab, and he's dead.

Kuruk: What is Kuvira going to throw that's going to stop Kuruk? The metal would probably hold him in place for a little bit. The Avatar State is great. Anyway, he'd knock Kuvira around, always getting up when getting hit, and then a good punch will kill her. And if you're thinking I'm giving Kuruk too much credit, please re-read his chapter in The Shadow of Kyoshi.

Roku: Kuvira would probably try the good old strangle him with some metal technique. Roku's head piece is medal, and she could probably try to strangle him with it. I doubt it will work, but she could try. Honestly, with all the power Roku has when not trying to fight a volcano, he could take down Kuvira easily.

As I think about these fights more in depth, I feel like I start to realize how powerful and weak characters actually are in different situations.