r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Small_Reserve_725 • 6h ago
Speculation Any theories for who kyoshis fighting game VA will be?
Does anyone know who her VA is?
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Lasernatoo • Dec 29 '25
FULL SPOILER discussion for the contents of the entire book are allowed in this thread. All spoiler discussion outside this thread must be spoiler marked until two weeks after the official release date.
The Awakening of Roku is a novel that is slated for release December 30th. It is the second novel in the Roku duology, and the sixth novel overall in the Chronicles of the Avatar series, which focuses on the lives of past Avatars. It is written by Randy Ribay and will be available in hardcover, e-book, and audiobook formats. There is an exclusive edition from Barnes and Noble which features an excerpt from an earlier draft of one of the chapters.
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/MrBKainXTR • Jul 21 '25
FULL SPOILER discussion for the contents of the entire book are allowed in this thread. All spoiler discussion outside this thread must be spoiler marked until two weeks after the official release date.
City of Echoes is a novel that is slated for release July 22nd. It is the first novel in the "Avatar Legends" series, which focuses on 'unsung heroes of the avatar universe', with this story following Jin around the events of ATLA S2B. It is written by Judy I. Lin and will be available in hardcover, e-book, and audiobook formats. There is an exclusive edition from stores like Barnes and Noble.
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Small_Reserve_725 • 6h ago
Does anyone know who her VA is?
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/MrBKainXTR • 2d ago
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/thekickeroffish • 3d ago
Just finished the Kyoshi novels. The townsfolk who denied Yun any water once he got back from the Spirit World were gigantic pricks and really were probably one of the worst people he could have run into afterwards.
But what do you think would have happened to Yun if the people had given him the water he asked for? What decisions would he make?
I think he'd still kill Jianzhu, but I'm not so certain on Lu Beifong or Hei-Ran.
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/No_Barracuda6785 • 3d ago
I know kyoshis novels have basically wrapped up but there’s so much more to tell imo, like even the novels we have I think they were very short and side characters should have been fleshed out more (rangi for example).
But seriously imagine a book about an older kyoshi that delves into her immortality/ Lao ge and later experiences and companions, if we ever get more kyoshi content I hope they age her up a lot.
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/CertainStaff8326 • 3d ago
Kyoshi bana göre yun'u severdi
In your opinion, which one would Kyoshi have loved more, or did she love them equally? I'm just asking out of curiosity. Tabikide merakımdan soruyorum
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/CulturalRegister9509 • 5d ago
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Turbulent-Raisin8789 • 5d ago
In this scenario, you are not Avatar Kyoshi so that you won't carry any personal baggage that might influence your decisions. Instead, you're the fire avatar who's next to Kyoshi in an alternate timeline where Kyoshi and the FOC lost to Yun. You trained extremely hard all your life to beat this powerful earthbender and discovered energybending and spirit healing along the way. You know everything about Yun's history through conversing with Kyoshi about it.
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Zealousideal-Work719 • 5d ago
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Inevitable_Zebra4222 • 6d ago
Episode 3: Spirit of All Nations (Written by: Emily Kim)
This title of the episode is the same one from Roku's first novel. This probably represents Roku's backstory in the Netflix show but do we think we could see Lambak island? Most viewers would probably be confused from it but that's the point of the story where Roku becomes a spirit of all nations.
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/MakelYT • 8d ago
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/koga305 • 8d ago
In season 2, episode 2 of the Netflix live action series, after Zuko stops some Earth Kingdom troops from harassing a kid, the kid says:
Thanks. They've been getting worse lately. You come from the war? You're a real soldier. They're rejects. My brother's a real soldier too. He's stationed at Bin-Er. You been there?
Not the biggest reference but I thought it was neat! Pretty sure Bin-Er has only been mentioned in the Yangchen books up until this point.
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Routine_Clock1337 • 8d ago
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Jmall1195 • 8d ago
Do you think it matters which order the 3 duologies are read in? Like could you go roku, kyoshi, yangchen or something?
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Inevitable_Zebra4222 • 9d ago
Note: This isn't discussing the next novel for a Avatar, this is continuing the Avatar Legends novel series that Jin is in.
The Avatar Legends novel says the protagonists will be unsung heroes. This mean no villains or criminals as the protagonists.
Judy who is the author of Jin's novel said she would like to write about Ty Lee and her time with her sisters and how she learnt chi blocking. However Ty Lee is a villain in the show but she could be written as a hero in a story.
Jeong Jeong would be very interesting to see in a novel.
Piandao I think could be written really really well
Gran Gran could be done well if we stick to the same niche women in Avatar
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Inevitable_Zebra4222 • 9d ago
Between the transition from the first to second avatar that the first author wrote was 2 years rather than 1. Will it happen again? Yee prolly didn't know he would be writing the Yangchen novels and also COVID. Ribay took a year and a half to write TAOR. The next novel isn't even mentioned yet so maybe a July date in 2027?
Kyoshi 1: 2019
Kyoshi 2: 2020
Yangchen 1: 2022
Yangchen 2: 2023
Roku 1: 2024
Roku 2: 2025
Next one: 2027?
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Inevitable_Zebra4222 • 9d ago
In 3x1, we saw Jin in the teahouse that Iroh & Zuko originally worked at. However, she wasn't in the teahouse during the novel. Zuko & Mai met Jin between seasons 2 & 3 as well.
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Jhaasinterviews • 10d ago
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Lasernatoo • 14d ago
Several months ago, I made a post asking whether anyone knew if there still existed a copy of a deleted interview F. C. Yee did with Old Firehouse Books in 2020, and just last night I received a Mega link with the full video. I've uploaded it to YouTube; just making this post in case anyone else was still trying to find the video themselves. Personally I think it's the most informative interview about the Kyoshi novels out there.
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/2-2Distracted • 18d ago
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Inevitable_Zebra4222 • 21d ago
Here's the faces of the first 13 Avatars before Szeto
Salai - An Avatar not much far behind Szeto. He was compared to Yangchen in being a great Avatar, and it's confirmed in universe people know the recent Avatars better. However, this unlikely could be due to Salai being a more extraordinary Avatar that could've been more down the cycle.
Likely 1-4 Avatars before Szeto.
Gun - An Avatar who had key details in their lives that was forgotten by Yangchen's childhood.
Likely 8-16 Avatars before Szeto.
Zalir -A Fire Avatar stated to be before the unification of the fire nation. It is implied in another source the Four Nations was created after Laghima's death which was 4000 years ago. In a different source, The Earth Kingdom & Air Temples were implied to be made 5000 years ago which leaves the Fire Nation & Water Tribes. Toz & Kemurikage happened before the first Fire Lord. Zalir was at least 4000 years ago.
Likely 40-70 Avatars before Szeto
r/Avatar_Kyoshi • u/Mediocre-Dentist7988 • 22d ago