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Line 1: {{work}} ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender Revised]]'', or ''A:TLAR'', is an all-out [[Alternate Universe Fic]] / [[Continuity Reboot]] [[Fanfic]] of [[~~Avatar: The Last Airbender (Animation)\|~~Avatar: The Last Airbender]], written by Lovelyb0nes on the Avatar Wiki. Akin to the basic formula of the original series, the series follows two water tribe siblings, an airbender that was frozen one hundred years ago, a blind earthbender and an exiled Fire Nation prince, whose journeys eventually converge in an epic mission to end a hundred-year war. There are significant differences between these two series, though. Aside from most of the cast not sharing names with the Original Series' characters, essentially all of the characters in ''ATLAR'', major, supporting and minor alike, have significantly different characterizations compared to their inspirations from the Original, [[Fan Dumb\|which is responsible for much of the ire from ATLA's fanbase.]] In a paraphrasing of the creator and writer's words: "This series has no intention of being a rerun of the original series. I have no intention to recreate the personalities of the original characters. This is in no way intended to be a [[Fix Fic]]; I do not for a second believe that this is [[Better Than Canon]]. I simply desire to tell an original story, in a universe that is fundamentally different from ATLA's, that serves as a tribute to Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dimartino's masterpiece." Line 6: With that out of the way, the series revolves around three protagonists, Kyasin, Zotu and Ain, while Kyasin's younger brother Sakodi, Sai, a con artist from the Earth Kingdom, Zotu's mentor, Indo, and the central antagonist, Azul, round out the main cast. Kyasin is a nineteen year old waterbender and the chieftess of the Southern Peak water tribe, who defends their island home from bands of Fire Nation mercenaries and military raiding parties alongside her brother, Sakodi. They were entrusted to share the leadership of their tribe, by their father Hakido, after he and about half of the tribe's warriors were conscripted as allies to the Earth Kingdom military. After discovering Ain on the ocean floor, Kyasin recognizes the opportunity of a lifetime; she and her brother can work towards ensuring their tribe's safety, as their father told them to do, through a greater goal: organizing a revolutionary movement that unites the remaining water tribes, the EK's military and civilians, and the citizens of the lands that the firebenders have colonized, by using Ain, the Avatar Spirit's Host, as a symbol of hope. However, [[The Revolution Will Not Be Civilized\|she is willing]] [[Well -Intentioned Extremist\|to utilize the most violent of methods]] [[He Who Fights Monsters\|to ensure their success against the oppressive Fire Nation.]] Ain is a sixteen year old Avatar Monk that froze himself as a form of self-exile, claiming that he [[Refusal of the Call\|was unwilling to accept the life that was laid before him.]] One is led to assume that he is referring to his status as the Avatar Host, (that is to say, a piece of the immensely powerful Avatar Spirit's essence dwells within him, marking him as the bridge between the Spirit Realm and the Physical Realm, and the only human that can access those levels of bending power) and he is most certainly a [[I Just Want to Be Normal\|reluctant messiah.]] However, [[Good Is Not Nice\|at the intense insistence of the Spirit]], Ain agrees to accompany Kyasin and Sakodi on their journey through the Earth Kingdom and serve as their revolution's symbol. Line 18: "[http://avatar.wikia.com/wiki/Fanon:A:TLAR Avatar: The Last Airbender Revised]" {{tropelist}} ~~=== Provides Examples Of: ===~~ * [[Actual Pacifist]]: Ain * [[Alternate Universe Fic]] * [[Anti -Hero]]: Kyasin is either a Type III, Type IV, or a Type V, depending on whom is asked; Sai, Sakodi and Zotu are Type III; Ain is a Type I. * [[Anti -Villain]]: Azul * [[Anyone Can Die]]: You have no idea. . See [[Killed Off for Real]] below for an extensive list. * [[Ate His Gun]]: {{spoiler\|Jeong Jeong}} Line 45: ** Book Three: * [[Late Arrival Spoiler]]: Guns exist in this world, and Kyasin is gay. * [[My Country, Right or Wrong]]: Jiao's primary motivation. * [[Noble Fugitive]]: Zotu and Indo, just like their Canon Counterparts. * [[Properly Paranoid]]: Kyasin distrusts {{spoiler\|Hook (Jet's counterpart}} due to the common nature of individuals that live on their own, away from the towns. He turns out to be {{spoiler\|the psychopathic vigilante known as the Ghoul.}} Line 54: * [[Shoot the Dog]]: Kyasin and Sakodi refer to her having killed various Fire Nation mercenaries to protect their village, in the first chapter. ** Zotu kills Kai, a mutinous member of his crew, as punishment for his murder of a teenager, which defied Zotu's orders. * [[Shout -Out]]: Many, including to [[Mass Effect]], [[The Big Lebowski]], etc. * [[Survivors Guilt]]: A significant contributor to Jeong Jeong's perpetual grief. * [[Token Evil Teammate]]: Literally the entire main cast consists of variations of [[Anti -Hero]], so this doesn't apply, but Sai is the token Chaotic member of Team Avatar. * [[Well -Intentioned Extremist]]: Kyasin, * [[Wham! Episode]]: The creator has officially stated that his series will liberally feature Wham Episodes, such as: The Runaway: Zotu's encounter with the ex-Dai Li informant reveals that {{spoiler\|the Dai Li has brain surgeons in their forces, who tamper with the minds of political dissidents, effectively brainwashing them into obedience.}} The Gathering Storm: During an emotional evening preceding the massive battle to protect the city of Taku from a legion of Fire Nation soldiers, Ain confesses that he {{spoiler\|abandoned the Avatar Monks because he accidentally killed his mentor, while Sai reveals that she is actually the heir to one of the greatest fortunes in the Earth Kingdom, the daughter of Lao Bei Fong, one of the EK's regional governors. Then, during the battle, Sakodi commits his first murder, against his friend Enri,}} who in turn reveals that Omashu has been conquered. After barely winning the battle, the group witnesses large plumes of smoke coming from the south, revealing that the Border Forest has been completely destroyed. Oh yeah, and after her first incapacitation, Jun admits to {{spoiler\|Indo that his wife is still alive.}} Line 66: {{reflist}} [[Category:Avatar: The Last Airbender Revised]] [[Category:Fanfic]] [[Category:Avatar: The Last Airbender/Fan Works]]