History FanFic / AvatarTheLastAirbenderRevised

* BiTheWay: Sai.

* ActualPacifist: Ain
* AlternateUniverseFic

* AntiVillain: Azul

* AteHisGun: [[spoiler:Jeong Jeong]]

* BiTheWay: Sai
* BigBad: Azul

* DarkerAndEdgier
* DarkFic
* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Jeong Jeong]]

* KilledOffForReal
** Book One: [[spoiler:Lee and Kai, Xin Fu, Jiao, Jeong Jeong, Enri, Jun, Hyan, Rin/The Mechanist, and lastly, the entire goddamn Fire Naval fleet.]]
** Book Two:
** Book Three:

** The Avatar Spirit is [[spoiler:not the original spirit, turned bitter and angry, after all. It is actually a NietzscheWannabe Roku, who committed suicide in an ambitious gambit to achieve AGodAmI.]]

* ShootTheDog: Kyasin and Sakodi refer to her having killed various Fire Nation mercenaries to protect their village, in the first chapter.

* WellIntentionedExtremist: Kyasin,

Avatar:The Last Airbender Revised, or A:TLAR, is an all-out AlternateUniverseFic / ContinuityReboot FanFic of WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender, 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, [[FanDumb which is responsible for much of the ire from ATLA's fanbase.]] In a paraphrasing of the creator and writer's words:

Zotu is a nineteen year old firebender that was exiled from his homeland by his father, the FireLord, who Zotu convinced to allow for an opportunity at regaining his position as the heir to the throne by proving that the previous Lords' declaration, that the Avatar cycle had been broken, was a lie. While aiding the raiding parties in invading the remaining water tribe islands in the south, Zotu received word that the Avatar Host may have awoken on a nearby island. Desperate to pursue even the most flimsy of leads, Zotu struck gold; upon his arrival on the Southern Peak island, Ain surrendered to ensure that the tribals and Zotu's soldiers did not come to blows. However, while Ain was imprisoned on his warship, Zotu reflected upon the circumstances of his exile, at the behest of the monk. Troubled at how his journey seemed to ultimately be serving his father's interests more than his own, Zotu abandoned his mission. Furthermore, he was able to discover a new purpose during his reflections: he was able to realize that many of his childhood memories, particularly of his mother, were not merely faint in his mind, but completely absent. Zotu became determined to investigate into exactly how one's very memory could be tampered with, and who was responsible.

** Ultimately averted with [[spoiler:the Avatar Spirit, whose pressuring of Ain to end the war as motivated by a petty grudge against the Fire Nation Royal Family, not because it had turned bitter after witnessing its own creation In fact, it turns out to not even be a spirit.]]

* ProperlyParanoid: 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.]]

* ShoutOut: Many, including to ''Franchise/MassEffect'', TheBigLebowski, etc.

* PurpleProse: The author, known as "Arthur_Dent_" on the wiki, is known for using this trope, and then taking it UpToEleven

* ShoutOut: Many, including to MassEffect, TheBigLebowski, etc.

** 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.]]

Avatar:The Last Airbender Revised, or A:TLAR, is an all-out AlternateUniverseFic / ContinuityReboot FanFic of WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender, 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 [[{{Understatement}} 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, [[FanDumb which is responsible for much of the ire from ATLA's fanbase.]] In a paraphrasing of the creator and writer's words:

* TheRunaway Sai, of course, since she's kind of based off of Toph.

** 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 Indo that [[his wife is still alive.]]

* TokenEvilTeammate: Literally the entire main cast consists of AntiHeroes, so this doesn't apply, but Sai is the token Chaotic member of Team Avatar.

* WordOfGay: Kyasin, before the third chapter was released, which was the first to explicitly acknowledge her sexuality through a brief kiss with a Kyoshi Warrior that she had bonded with.

[[OneOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOther And did we mention that Kyasin is gay?]]

[[LipstickLesbian And did we mention that Kyasin is gay?]]

* LateArrivalSpoiler: Guns exist in this world.

* This creator has officially stated that his series will liberally feature Wham Episodes, such as:

* ButchLesbian or LipstickLesbian: Kyasin has been argued to be both by individuals, but as far as the canon goes, she seems to be neither. On one hand, she is athletic and a skilled fighter, has an aggressive personality, has difficulty relating to other young women in the village due to their vanity and lack of physical capability, and she was primarily raised by her father while growing up amongst boys like her brother; on the other hand, she is still very compassionate, does not lack her own anxieties, maintains a maternal role in her family and tribe, and does not seem to have a particularly muscular build, nor does her fighting lend itself much to physical strength, as she is primarily a waterbender, with some hand-to-hand training. Ultimately, Kyasin is a complex individual that doesn't seem to truly pertain to Gender Stereotypes.

Zotu is a nineteen year old firebender that was exiled from his homeland by his father, the FireLord, who Zotu convinced to allow for an opportunity at redemption and regaining his position as the heir to the throne by proving that the previous Lords' declaration, that the Avatar cycle had been broken, was a lie. While aiding the raiding parties in invading the remaining water tribe islands in the south, Zotu received word that the Avatar Host may have awoken on a nearby island. Desperate to pursue even the most flimsy of leads, Zotu struck gold; upon his arrival on the Southern Peak island, Ain surrendered to ensure that the tribals and Zotu's soldiers did not come to blows. However, while Ain was imprisoned on his warship, Zotu reflected upon the circumstances of his exile, at the behest of the monk. Troubled at how his journey seemed to ultimately be designed against him, designed to drive him to further corruption rather than redemption, Zotu abandoned his mission. Furthermore, he was able to discover a new purpose during his reflections: he was able to realize that many of his childhood memories, particularly of his mother, were not merely faint in his mind, but completely absent. Zotu became determined to investigate into exactly how one's very memory could be tampered with, and who was responsible.

Zotu is a nineteen year old firebender that was exiled from his homeland by his father, the FireLord, who Zotu convinced to allow for an opportunity at redemption and regaining his position as the heir to the throne by proving that the previous FireLords' declaration, that the Avatar cycle had been broken, was a lie. While aiding the raiding parties in invading the remaining water tribe islands in the south, Zotu received word that the Avatar Host may have awoken on a nearby island. Desperate to pursue even the most flimsy of leads, Zotu struck gold; upon his arrival on the Southern Peak island, Ain surrendered to ensure that the tribals and Zotu's soldiers did not come to blows. However, while Ain was imprisoned on his warship, Zotu reflected upon the circumstances of his exile, at the behest of the monk. Troubled at how his journey seemed to ultimately be designed against him, designed to drive him to further corruption rather than redemption, Zotu abandoned his mission. Furthermore, he was able to discover a new purpose during his reflections: he was able to realize that many of his childhood memories, particularly of his mother, were not merely faint in his mind, but completely absent. Zotu became determined to investigate into exactly how one's very memory could be tampered with, and who was responsible.

* KickTheDog: The warden in 'Revolution 1' kills one of his own loyal guards to demonstrate the power of his WeaponOfIntimidation.

* EarlyArrivalSpoiler: Guns exist in this world.

* KickTheDog: The warden in 'Revolution 1' kills one of his own loyal guards to demonstrate the power of his WeaponOfIntimidation.