"I'm the Avatar."

"Wow, there's a lot of voices at once. Who's the girl?" Suki asked, looking at Aang. He shrugged, "It's not Roku or Kyoshi, and I doubt Yangchen and Kuruk sound like that. It does seem familiar..." He trailed off.

Why is the Avatar Spirit a human in every life?

"That's...actually a really good question." Zuko raised the only eyebrow he had. Sokka nodded, agreeing with the prince.

"You are the Avatar."

"That looks so pretty." Aang muttered.

The Avatar must be compassionate towards all people.

"We can't just leave him here."

And the only way to do that is to live with them.

"Roku and Sozin." Aang gasped. "And Ta Min, his wife." Sokka grinned, "Hey, that's us." Aang nodded.

"Who is that guy? With the long hair? And, is he with spirits?" Aang's eyebrows shot up. This had to be another Avatar. "This looks like this was centuries before us, I mean, the clothes are similar but it isn't," Katara added.

"Who's the girl wearing blue? And who's she hugging?" Aang had way too many questions running through his mind. Katara didn't know why, but it felt like she should know the girl.

The Avatar must experience sadness.

Anger.

"Hmm. Doesn't mean I want to." Aang pouted. "Did you guys just see what Aang did? With the fire?" Sokka frowned, it was only a moment long but he wanted to know.

Joy.

Katara frowned, "Why does she remind me of you, Aang?" Aang shrugged. "I think...I think she's the Avatar after me. It would make sense. She's Water Tribe."

Happiness.

They all have the same goofy grin. It must be an Avatar thing, Katara smiled fondly. "I really like the music in the back. It gives a nice, sort of peaceful feeling." She said. Aang nodded, "It also makes me want to feel sad."

By feeling all of these emotions, it helps you understand how precious human life is. So you will do anything to protect it.

That made sense. It was a question Aang never asked but still got the answer to anyway.

"This is my mission. To use Raava's light spirit to guide the world toward peace."

"I'm not a regular human anymore."

Aang's brows shot up. That sounded different. Like, like he was saying there was no one like him before. But that would be impossible. The Avatar has been around for thousands of years, there was no way he was 'different'. Unless...

"It is our honor to serve you, Avatar Roku."

"We have known you were the Avatar for some time."

Aang frowned at this old memory.

They balance each other...push and pull, life and death, good and evil, and yin and yang."

"We will be together for all of your lifetimes, and we will never give up."

Aang's jaw dropped, that sounded half epic and half confusing. "Wow." Zuko muttered, so this was the Avatars before him. Zuko only really had heard of Avatar Roku, and even that was only a brief mention of his name. He'd never learned about the previous Avatars much.

After all, they were supposed to be enemies.

"Woah." Suki wowed at the giant blue Aang. Sokka nodded, "I know, right??"

"How did that girl become a blue giant version of herself?" Katara made a face. "Look, he's in the Avatar State. And...is that Aang?!" Sokka yelled.

"Oh yeah. SO basically, that's like, me but not really. I saw him when I was unlocking my chakras with the Guru. I guess...he's sort of like the embodiment of my Avatar State?" Aang explained.

"Avatar State, Yip-Yip." Sokka made a noise with his mouth. Zuko rolled his eyes.

"Kyoshi, Roku, me, girl, Kuruk, and Yangchen and Szetso, I believe," Aang informed. They were all impressed with the power the Avatar State held, and how powerful the Avatar was, sure, but Toph just sat there, crossed armed as she listened to the music.

Why do I have to be here?? She rolled her milky eyes.

"Well, that was a cool video. I really like the music." Aang cleared his throat. Zuko nodded, "Yeah. It's so majestic, in a way, I guess." Katara had to agree, for once, with the firebender.