Poor Chibi Sokka, always getting beaten down, pulled apart, and straight up soaked by Chibi Aang, Katara, Toph, and really everyone else! However, in this Chibi Short, it seems as though (against all odds) Chibi Sokka may have a chance at happiness after all thanks to a few Chibi swampbenders!

Have you ever wondered what Avatar would have been like if Aang, Katara, Sokka, Toph, Zuko, Iroh, and Appa were all... tiny?

Another edition of Tiny Aang, Katara, Sokka, Toph, Zuko, Iroh, and Appa's adventures— this time with ever more Chibi characters! The Golden Dragon Dance is coming up and Tiny Aang wants to ask Tiny Katara, but he's got plenty of competition from Tiny Zuko, Tiny Jet, and Tiny Haru!

This video short follows Aang as he wanders the spirit world looking for his past lives while he was unconscious from when he was electrocuted by Azula (in between seasons 2 and 3). He learns that none of the avatars before him were perfect and he will have to learn from his own mistakes just like they did.

Featurette showing different Kung Fu styles used in the show.

The creators of Avatar: The Last Airbender act out scenes from the show for animators to draw to.

A behind the scenes look at the voice acting for Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Avatar: The Last Airbender creators Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino respond to fans' questions.

An original uncut animatic for season 1, episode 15: "Bato of the Water Tribe".

Behind the scenes about the making of Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Sokka and his sister Kya must travel the world to find masters for Aang, who is the Avatar. However, they must evade a critical foe, Prince Zuko of the Fire Nation, who wants to capture Aang.

A behind-the-scenes look at the sound design for Avatar: The Last Airbender.

A behind-the-scenes look at the animation for Avatar: The Last Airbender. Bryan Konietzko interviews the animators at JM Animation in Seoul, South Korea.

An original uncut animatic for season 2, episode 1: "The Avatar State".

The creators of Avatar: The Last Airbender, Bryan Konietzko and Mike Di Martino, interview the director of the motion picture M. Night Shyamalan.

Bryan Konietzko (Avatar co-creator) and Sifu Kisu (Martial Arts Coordinator) discuss the essence of bending.

The creators and voice actors of Avatar: The Last Airbender discuss the well-written female characters of the show.

Book 3 finale pencil test animation demonstration and storyboard.

Brief highlights from the 2007 San Diego Comic-Con.

“The Legend So Far” is an eleven-minute-long recap episode of “Avatar: The Last Airbender” narrated by James Garrett, the voice of Avatar Roku. In this recap, Roku retells some of the events that have occurred in Aang's journey before episode eighteen, “The Waterbending Master”, and provides a sneak peek of the episodes still to come. It served as an introduction to the three-part Book One finale, which began with the episode “The Waterbending Master”.

The Legend Continues is a ten-minute-long recap episode of “Avatar: The Last Airbender” narrated by Mae Whitman, the voice of Katara. In this recap, Katara retells some of the events that have occurred in Aang's journey in “Book Two: Earth”. It served as an introduction to the “Book Three: Fire” premiere, “The Awakening”, which aired after it.

In the Avatar's World, the powers of the four nations are based on four different forms of Chinese Martial Arts. Sifu Kisu discusses Airbending.

In the Avatar's World, the powers of the four nations are based on four different forms of Chinese Martial Arts. Sifu Kisu discusses Earthbending.

In the Avatar's World, the powers of the four nations are based on four different forms of Chinese Martial Arts. Sifu Kisu discusses Firebending.

In the Avatar's World, the powers of the four nations are based on four different forms of Chinese Martial Arts. Sifu Kisu discusses Waterbending.

Zuko makes a decision about his future. Aang reunites with many of his old friends in a full-scale invasion of the Fire Nation capitol to coincide with an eclipse which will remove the Fire Nation's powers. The invasion seems to be succeeding until Aang learns that their arrival was anticipated. Zuko confronts his father.

After getting tickets for the ferry headed to Ba Sing Se, the gang meets an old friend. They skip the ferry ride to help some refugees, one of which is going to have a baby, get to Ba Sing Se. They must lead the refugees through the Serpent's Pass, a dangerous mountain-side path surrounded by water. After arriving at the great wall of Ba Sing Se, Aang and the gang discover that the Fire Nation has constructed a great drilling machine to penetrate the wall. The drill is also followed by an army of Fire Nation troops. Also, Zuko and Iroh are having trouble hiding the fact that they are both Firebenders.

Sokka and Zuko head to the Fire Nation's most heavily guarded prison, the Boiling Rock, in hopes of finding and breaking out the captured invasion force. The escape is planned and the heroes attempt to break from the prison that very day. But problems come when Azula, Mai and Ty Lee arrive at the prison.

Aang receives guidance from Guru Pathik at the Eastern Air Temple; Sokka is reunited with his long-lost father; Princess Azula has something diabolical in store for her enemies; Uncle and Zuko run their own tea shop. The heroes work together to stop Azula's destructive plans; Zuko finds companionship in an unlikely source and learns the time has come to make an imperative choice about his future.

Sozin's Comet is only three days away. Zuko tells the others what the Fire Lord plans on the day of the comet and the gang realizes that they must stop him before then. But Aang doubts that he can do what is expected of him. Aang awakes on a mysterious island and confronts his past lives for advice on how to stop the Fire Lord without killing him. The rest of the group searches for Aang. Zuko battles his sister with Katara's help for the right to be named Fire Lord. Elsewhere, Aang meets Ozai just as the comet arrives. Aang's moment of truth arrives. Can he defeat Ozai, the Phoenix King? Will he be forced to take a human life? All the characters face their greatest challenges.

Unaired pilot without commentary.

Co-writer of the episode commentary

A playing of Book 2, Episode 17 "Lake Laogai" with commentary track playing alongside.

A playing of Book 2, Episode 18 "The Earth King" with commentary track playing alongside.

A playing of Book 3, Episode 12 "The Western Air Temple" with commentary track playing alongside.

A playing of Book 3, Episode 16 "The Southern Raiders" with commentary track playing alongside.

A playing of Book 3, Episode 17 "The Ember Island Players" with commentary track playing alongside.