History VideoGame / AvatarTheLastAirbender

* AbilityNeededToProceed:

* AdaptedOut: Instead of Pakku being Katara and Aang's Waterbending teacher, someone named Master Wei has taken his place.

* BigBad: [[spoiler:Lian, The Maker.]]

* BossBattle: Each chapter ends with one. ''The Fortress'' is the only chapter that gives the player multiple battles (one is an upgraded Boss from earlier in the game and the other is super powerful machine, which requires Aang to defeat twice).

* MotiveRant: [[spoiler:Lian gives one before the first Ultamatton BossBattle, trying to justify her plan to get rid of Benders. She also tries convincing Aang one last time to work with her by saying that the Benders she's abducted for her machine can be a full Avatar and end the war.]]

** You'll get a variety of these in each area you travel to. You'll have to talk to everyone to see what your objectives are. It's recommended that you do what you can before you proceed with the plot, otherwise you may miss the opportunity to get the task accomplished.

* VillainousBreakdown: [[spoiler:Lian has a massive one in the final battle, believing that she can end the war with her machines. When Aang refuses to join her, she decides to attack him and his friends.]]

* BullyingTheDragon: [[spoiler:Lian really shouldn't have taunted the Avatar, the spirit of the world incarnate in a boy, after her machine attacked his crush.]]

** Despite being able to use all four elements, Aang only uses his airbending throughout normal gameplay, allowing him to reveal hidden objects by making tornadoes and giving him special access to the Air Temple area. [[JustifedTrope Justified,]] as the game supposedly occurs after the end to season one, when Aang only knew air and had only just started to learn waterbending.

* AscendedExtra: Since he was the most significant character to appear that represented the Earth element, Haru is a playable character in this game despite only appearing in one episode of the show.

** Despite being able to use all four elements, Aang only uses his airbending throughout normal gameplay, allowing him to reveal hidden objects by making tornados and giving him special access to the Air Temple area.

''Avatar: The Last Airbender'' is a video game based off [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender the cartoon with the same name]]. It was released for the Wii, Nintendo DS, Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable, Xbox, and Windows systems between 2006-2007.

* UngratefulBastard: In the final section of the game, Aang and Haru try to help Zuko escape from the machines' fortress. What does he do to repay? Tries attacking them. Even when Aang shows him kindness, Zuko still can't give up his personal mission to capture the boy for himself.

* WeCanRuleTogether: Lian proposes that Aang join forces with her [[spoiler:to be apart of her machines and end the war. Unfortunately, her bargain also includes killing his friends in the process.]]

* KickTheSonOfABitch: Rather than help Zuko like Aang and Haru were willing to do, Sokka wanted to leave him stranded in the Fortress.

* AscendedExtra: Since he was the most significant character to appear that represented the Earth element, Haru is a playable character in this game despite only appearing in one episode of the show

!!This ''Avatar: The Last Airbender'' video game contains examples of:

''Avatar: The Last Airbender'' is a video game based off the cartoon with the same name. It was released for the Wii, Nintendo DS, Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance, UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable, Xbox, and Windows systems between 2006-2007.

!!Avatar: The Last Airbender video game contains examples of:

''Avatar: The Last Airbender'' is a video game based off the cartoon with the same name. It was released for the Wii, Nintendo DS, Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Xbox, and Windows systems between 2006-2007.

* AscendedExtra: This is the only game where you can play as Haru. Though considering that this was before Book 2 was released, the writers believed that Haru would join Aang's team. He actually does, but that happens in Book 3.

* BlowYouAway: The Tempest attacks with air.

* BullyingTheDragon: [[spoiler:Lian really shouldn't have taunted Aang after her machine attacked Katara.]]

* DamselInDistress: The first section ends with Katara being abducted by Zuko and Aang and Sokka rescuing her in the second part. The last half of the game involves Aang saving his friends all by himself.
** Aang and his friends encounter someone called the Maker who is being forced to make machines for the Fire Nation. [[spoiler:Subverted as Lian is the real BigBad.]]

* MiniGame: Each area will have a game called "Four Nations" available. It's a tile game where you have to match up the top tile with the same one. The goal is to either use up all of your tiles or stump your opponent with a tile they don't have.

* SaveTheVillain: Aang attempts to do this for Zuko in the last part of the game. Rather than accept Aang's help, Zuko lets go and floats downstream. [[spoiler:He survives, though.]]

* {{Sidequest}}: You'll get a variety of these in each area you travel to. You'll have to talk to everyone to see what your objectives are. It's recommended that you do what you can before you proceed with the plot, otherwise you may miss the opportunity to get the task accomplished.

* UngratefulBastard: In the final section of the game, Aang and Haru try to help Zuko escape from [[spoiler:Lian's]] fortress. What does he do to repay? Tries attacking them. Even when Aang shows him kindness, Zuko still can't give up his personal mission to capture the boy for himself.

* EvenEvilHasStandards: If you listen to some of the Fire Nations soldiers in the "Amongst The Enemy" section, one of them will say that he doesn't young girls in jail is wrong, even if they are Waterbenders. Despite this being a hint about Katara's whereabouts, it shows that not all of the Fire Nation is evil.
* FinalSolution: [[spoiler:Lian blames Benders for being the cause of the war. She plans to rid the world of them except for the ones powering her machines.]]

* SaveSpot: These are in the form of blue swirls on the ground. When entering a boss area, the swirl will be red and a text box will confirm if you want to enter the BossBattle.

* BullyingTheDragon: [[spoiler:Lian really shouldn't have taunted Aang after her machine attacked Katara.]]

* SamaritanSyndrome: A majority of your side-quests involve helping other people. This requires you to go out of your way to do small tasks for random NPCs before resuming your main adventure. You have to get some of these tasks accomplished before a certain point in the level where you're unable to complete the side-quest.

* GoodSamaritanSyndrome: A majority of your side-quests involve helping other people. This requires you to go out of your way to do small tasks for random NPCs before resuming your main adventure. You have to get some of these tasks accomplished before a certain point in the level where you're unable to complete the side-quest.

* WeCanRuleTogether: Lian proposes that Aang join forces with her [[spoiler:to be apart of her machines and end the war. Unfortunately, her bargain also includes her killing his friends in the process.]]

* WellIntentionedExtremist: Lian wants the war to finally end. However, her means of doing so involve [[spoiler:kidnapping three Benders and destroying the rest of the Benders.]]

''Avatar: The Last Airbender'' is a video game based off the cartoon with the same name. It was released for the Gamecube system in 2006 after the first season of the show.

* TheHealer: While Katara was already the group's healer, she gets three moves that provide different healing abilities. One can heal one person, another heals the whole group, and the last one heals everyone's health and chi.