Funnily enough, the South used to have female Waterbender warriors like Hama, but they were all captured before Sokka could have met any of them.

Netflix's new season of the live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender will be darker, but for the right reasons as it brings in a crucial Waterbender.

Few series hold up to scrutiny decades after their release, yet Avatar: The Last Airbender continues to inspire fan theories that make perfect sense within its established lore. Many stem from the ...

Syrian rebels have driven government forces from Hama, a major city that the country’s regime had held over more than a decade of civil war, further weakening President Bashar al-Assad’s grip ...

Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender is well into its release, and the show has become a fave with fans. The expansive adaptation tackles Book One of the original series, and as you can imagine ...

Rebels dealt another blow to the Syrian government by capturing a city in the center of the country. Opposition forces took control of Hama, one of the few cities that remained largely under ...

One of these characters is Katara, the master waterbender herself. An intriguing theory that has been circulating for several years is one that makes a huge claim ― Katara was meant to the Avatar.

Dark Horse's press release reads, "As the last known Waterbender in her war-ravaged Southern Water Tribe, Katara held onto hope in a hopeless world until she discovered the long-lost Avatar.

Translating kids’ animation to live-action is a tricky proposition, as Disney and the 2010 movie version of “Avatar: The Last Airbender” can attest. Netflix gets the look and action right in ...

Kiawentiio Tarbell’s waterbender Katara vows to fulfil her responsibility as a warrior in Avatar: The Last Airbender, in a special character teaser dropped by Netflix on social media on Monday. “This ...