Avatar: Generations

Avatar: Generations
General information
Developers	Navigator Games Square Enix London Mobile
Publishers	Square Enix
Release date(s)	August 11, 2022 (in Canada, Denmark, South Africa, and Sweden) January 31, 2023 (global launch)
Production information
Platform(s)	Android iOS
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Avatar: Generations was a mobile game that took place in the world of Avatar Legends. It was released on Android and iOS in a limited number of countries on August 11, 2022. It was globally released on January 31, 2023, but was shut down less than a year later on December 2.

Overview

Embark on a globetrotting quest to fulfil Aang's destiny with all your favourite characters and companions including Aang, Katara, Sokka, and Momo in this tactical RPG!

Synopsis

In Avatar: Generations, players "step into the shoes of fan-favorite characters across the franchise", beginning with characters from Avatar: The Last Airbender as they go on adventures to fulfill Aang's destiny. Later updates in the game will also allow players to explore the eras of Avatars Kyoshi, Korra, and Roku and across the four nations. Avatar: Generations features squad-based battles and unique in-game adventure sequences, with players able to upgrade and customize their party members and recruit new heroes. Players also have the option to visit fan-favorite locations in-game, relive specific events and stories, explore the game in an open world, and play new original stories that will expand the Avatar universe.

Gameplay

Heroes

Main article: Heroes in Avatar: Generations

See also: List of Avatar: Generations summoning rates

Aang — "Last Airbender" (Mind), "Last Airbender" (Defense), "Avatar State", and "Avatar" variations. Azula — "Fire Princess" variation. Boqin — "Captain" variation. Bumi — "Trial Boss" variation. Dojo master — "Patola Mountain" variation. Goro — "Jailer" variation. Gyatso — "Air Nomad" variation. Haru — "Earth Kingdom" and "Prisoner" variations. Imperial Soldier — "Fire Nation" variation. Iroh — "Fire Nation" and "Traveler" variations. Jeong Jeong — "The Deserter" variation. Jiang — "Pirate Captain" variation. Jianzhu — "The Architect" variation. Juro — "Jailer" variation. Katara — "Water Tribe" (Defense), "Water Tribe" (Offense), "Prisoner", and "Bending Master" variations. Kelsang — "Air Nomad" variation. Kiwaq — "Pirate Captain" variation. Kyoshi — "Avatar" and "Earth Kingdom" variations. Kyoshi Warriors — "Earth Kingdom" (Offense, Defense, and Mind) variations. Long Feng — "Grand Secretariat" variation. Mai — "Fire Nation" variation. Masaru — "Captain" variation. Masked Soldier — "Fire Nation" variation. Mounted Soldier — "Fire Nation" variation. Mongke — "Colonel" variation. Omashu Soldier — "Earth Kingdom" variation. Pakku — "Bending Master" variation. Pirates — "Fifth Nation" (Offense and Mind) variations. Rangi — "Fire Nation" variation. Sokka — "Water Tribe" (Offense), "Water Tribe" (Mind), "War Paint", "Kyoshi Warrior", and "Wolf Cove" variations. Soldier — "Earth Kingdom" variation. Spear Soldier — "Fire Nation" variation. Suki — "Kyoshi Warrior" variation. Tagaka — "Pirate Queen" variation. Taliriktug — "Fifth Nation" variation. The Boulder — "Earth Rumble" variation. Toph Beifong — "Blind Bandit" and "Earth Kingdom" variations. Ty Lee — "Fire Nation" variation. Tyro — "Earth Kingdom" and "Prisoner" variations. Warden — "Fire Nation" variation. Xin Fu — "Earth Rumble" variation. Youth — "Air Nomad" variation. Yue — "Moon Spirit" variation. Yun — "Avatar" variation. Zhao — "Agni Kai", "Commander", and "Moon Slayer" variations. Zuko — "Agni Kai", "Fire Nation," "Invader", "Komodo Rider", "Ronin", and "Dragon Dancer" variations. The Blue Spirit — "Mask of the Rebel" variation. Unlike other versions of Zuko, the Blue Spirit cannot firebend and only uses weapons in combat.

Descriptions

Character attributes

Aang's Timeline — A hero that is part of Avatar Aang's Timeline. Air — A hero that is capable of Airbending. Air Nomad — A nomadic airbending monk from one of the four air temples. Avatar — One who can master all four elements and act as the bridge between the human and spirit worlds. Beifong Family — A member of the Beifong Family. Bending Master — A master of a bending art. Chi Blocker — One capable of using Chi Blocking Techniques. Competitor — One who competes in characters, trials, or competitions. Dai Li — A member of the Dai Li, the cultural authority in Ba Sing Se. Defense — Focus on damage mitigation, control, and whittling down opponents over time. Earth — A hero that is capable of Earthbending. Earth Army — A member of the Earth Kingdom army. Earth Kingdom — A citizen of the Earth Kingdom, one of the four great nations of the world. Exile — One who has been exiled or lacks a home. Fifth Nation — A member of the Fifth Nation Pirate Fleet. Fire — A hero that is capable of Firebending. Fire Army — A member of the Fire Nation military. Fire Nation — A citizen of the Fire Nation, one of the four great nations of the world. Hunter — Hunters and Assassins that track down, capture, or take down targets. Invasion Force — A member of the invasion force that confronted the Fire Nation on the Day of Black Sun. Kyoshi's Timeline — A hero that is part of Avatar Kyoshi's Timeline. Kyoshi Warrior — An elite group of (mostly) female warriors. Their fighting style and appearance is derived from Avatar Kyoshi. Mounted — A rider of a great mount. Officer — A ranked official in service of their military. Outlaw — One who acts or lives outside the bounds of civil law. Patola Mountains — An inhabitant of the Patola Mountains. Pirate — A seafaring, high-risk trader, independent of the Four Nations. Rebel — An active opponent rising against an establish [sic] power. Rough Rhinos — A member of the Rough Rhinos mercenary group. Royalty — Is of royal rank or lineage. Sage — A guardian and guide closely associated with the Avatar. Sifu — A master or teacher of students. Soldier — A warrior in service to a cause. South Pole — An inhabitant of the South Pole. Southern Air Temple — An inhabitant of the Southern Air Temple. Special — A hero that is a Non-Bender. Spirit — A spirit or one present in the Spirit World. Swordmaster — A master swordsman. Team Avatar — An Avatar or one of their closest allies. Team Azula — One of Azula's trusted allies. Team Kyoshi — Avatar Kyoshi or one of her closest allies. Water — A hero that is capable of Waterbending. Water Tribe — A member of the Water Tribe. Weapons Master — A master of multiple weapons and martial arts styles. White Lotus — Member of an ancient secret society devoted to broadly sharing knowledge throughout the generations.

Animals, pets, and support

Appa "Air Temple" variation — Appa is Aang's spirit animal and closest friend. "Samurai" variation — Four katanas and full plate yoroi make this Flying Bison into a cyclone of fury. Or maybe it's all a dream. Badgermole — The blind Badgermole is said to have been the first creatures to master the art of earthbending. As legend has it, they were the original earthbending instructors of Oma and Shu. Elephant Koi — Elephant Koi are the primary export of Kyoshi Island, for their valuable blubber, oil, and meat. Goat Gorilla — Goat Gorillas are large creatures found in the forested mountains in the Earth Kingdom. They can be tamed into lovable pets. Knowledge Seeker — These fox-like spirits collect information for a mysterious library. They also enjoy treats. Koala Otter — These cute furry, aquatic creatures are native to the North Pole. Be careful though, they can bite. Komodo Rhino — Komodo Rhinos are used by the Fire Nation as beasts of burden, war mounts, and even food. Lemur — Also known as flying lemurs, these curious little guys are quite clever but very skittish. Lion Vulture — Despite being extremely difficult and dangerous to tame, they are popular as circus animals. Lop Eared Rabbit — Also known as the long-eared rabbit, they are so exceptionally fast they can evade a master airbender. Meadow Vole — These adorable little wild rodents can be found across the Earth Kingdom. Messenger Hawk — Also known as dragon hawks, these birds are vital to the Fire Nation's long distance communication network. Momo ("Master" variation) — After the loss of his people, Momo dedicated his life to the way of the sword. Oh wait, this is just a dream. Mongoose Dragon — This giant, reptilian creature comes from the tropical jungles of the Fire Nation. They have been tamed and used as mounts by Fire Nation nobles. Old Iron — General Old Iron is an ancient spirit and was the sworn protector of Lady Tienhai. He can manipulate iron to form a heavy set of armor around himself for battle. Ostrich Horse — The noble Ostrich Horse is a domesticated animal used frequently by people all over the world for transportation, agriculture, and mounted combat. Owl Wolf — Territorial pack animals that reside in the secluded Polar Regions of the world, particularly in the South Pole. Pengpeng — Pengpeng once flew with Kelsang. After her beloved master's death, Pengpeng chose Avatar Kyoshi as her next companion. Platypus Bear — These large beasts are native to the Earth Kingdom, and may lay an egg when frightened. Sky Bison — Flying Bisons are known for flying, forming lifelong friendships, and being the first airbenders. Snow Leopard Caribou — These large felines are native to the South Pole and are used like mounts by warriors of the Water Tribe. Tui and La — Tui, the moon spirit, and La, the ocean spirit. Near the beginning, they came to the mortal world. Unagi — An aquatic leviathan that typically hunts elephant koi in the Kyoshi Island bay area. Wolf Spirit — The Wolf Spirit is a powerful guardian who roams the Forgetful Valley.

Equipment

Amulet of Bravery — This amulet possesses a comforting warmth that comes from an unknown source. Amulet of Consequence — A fractured carnelian amulet worn by an old warrior desperate to forge an impossible legacy. Amulet of Destruction — An amulet of fire opal resembling a sunset caught in a stone. Amulet of Dominance — A metal amulet that functions as an override key for important mechanisms within the Prison Rig. Amulet of Earth Justice — A gilded amulet worn by a paragon of vengeance. Amulet of Earth Rumble — An amulet made from one of the glowing crystals found in the Earth Rumble arena. Amulet of Freedom — An amulet said to grant the wearer passage through hidden Daofei villages. Amulet of Knowledge — An amulet recovered from the Si Wong Desert, said to have originated from Wan Shi Tong's Library. Amulet of Legacy — An amulet used to ward off the hungry ghosts that gather in the graveyards. Amulet of Life — An amulet with an essence that can enhance one's vitality. Amulet of Lightning — An amulet that pulses with an electrifying essence. Amulet of Lovers — A modest amulet nestled away in a pageantry of flowers. Amulet of Old Iron — It is believed that this amulet was a gift given to Lady Tienhai by General Old Iron. Amulet of Precision — An amulet once worn by a legendary archer, believed to help the wearer to find their target. Amulet of Rebellion — An amulet that can be used as a key to access hidden Daofei passages in the mountains. Amulet of Rejuvenation — An amulet well known for its healing properties. Amulet of Thunder — This emblem is reserved for firebenders who show great promise. A true prodigy. Amulet of Time — An amulet said to give the bearer control over the subjective flow of time. Amulet of the Blade — An amulet worn while sharpening blades. Amulet of the Deserter — An amulet worn when meditating in candle light. Amulet of the Ronin — A momento [sic] given to the eldest son before he left the farm to join the war. Amulet of the White Lotus — It's not that unusual for a Pai Sho player to make their lucky tile into a momento [sic] for safe keeping. Amulet of Unity — An amulet fashioned during the rule of the 46th Earth King. Amulet of War — An amulet swirling with destructive power. Its mysteries have yet to truly be uncovered. Book of Bravery — A magnificent book filled with the inspiring stories and artwork of heroes. Book of Consequence — General Wei's private journal revealing a long history of misguided war strategies. Book of Destruction — A book from Wan Shi Tong's Library that survived destruction at the hands of Zhao. Book of Dominance — A metal bound book used to log information about newly imprisoned guests. Book of Earth Justice — A dignified journal filled with notes describing the turbulent politics of Daofei in Ba Sing Se. Book of Earth Rumble — A book describing tactics from past Earth Rumble champions. Book of Freedom — A collection of songs and poems from a traveling band. Book of Knowledge — A book of quotes and aphorisms known to have been spoken by Avatars across the generations. Book of Legacy — A book describing the path to immortality. Book of Life — A book with tales about the origin of bending. Book of Lightning — A book that details the lineage of the rare lightning bending ability of the Fire Nation. Book of Lovers — An ornate book of songs filled with heartwarming lyrics. Book of Old Iron — This book contains the agreement between the people of Yu Dao and Old Iron. Including, rites to honor Lady Tienhai. Book of Precision — Colonel Shinu's book has already become quite popular among merchants. Its applications are broader than just archery. Book of Rebellion — A book with memories of an escapee from a Fire Nation prison camp. Book of Rejuvenation — A book of ingredients required to craft a variety of cure-alls. Book of Thunder — A journal filled with notes on firebending, warfare, and politics, written in very sharp handwriting. Book of Time — A book describing the origin of temporal events through the clashing of celestial forces. Book of the Blade — A book found in an unknown master's hermitage on Razor Reef. Book of the Deserter — A book read by exiles of the Fire Nation. Book of the Ronin — The weathered journal of an unknown warrior. It's a record of their journey to find a new purpose. Book of the White Lotus — This humble book contains poems with themes of philosophy, beauty, and truth. Book of Unity — A book with reflections of temple sages. Book of War — A book that chronicles the history of the Hundred Year War. Feather of Bravery — This beautiful feather comes from a dove and wards off misfortune. Feather of Consequence — The plum-colored plume of a mournful bird that tends to nest near burial sites. Feathers of Destruction — The feathers of a Raven Eagle, an adept avian predator. Feather of Dominance — A feather from the keen dragon hawk that alerted guards of an attempted prison break. Feather of Earth Justice — A brilliant falcon-fox feather displayed as a subtle warning for would-be thieves. Feather of Earth Rumble — The Dun colored flight feather of a rock lapwing, known for laying its eggs in gravel beds. Feathers of Freedom — The feathers of an Earth Kingdom dove, dyed gold and used for ceremonial purposes. Feathers of Knowledge — A feather stolen from a collection in Wan Shi Tong's Library. Feather of Legacy — The frozen flight feather of an arctic waterfowl. Feathers of Life — The feathers of a creature thought to only exist in the Spirit World. Feathers of Lightning — Feathers of the amphibious Goose Eel. Feather of Lovers — A vibrant dove feather dyed pink and gifted as a symbol of affection. Feather of Old Iron — A beautiful cranefish feather said to be from one of Lady Tienhai's forms. Feather of Precision — This feather seems perfect for fletching an arrow, to ensure it's [sic] flight is true and straight. Feathers of Rebellion — Feathers of a rare, exotic bird. Feathers of Rejuvenation — Feathers of a rare, exotic bird. Feather of Thunder — This feather is of the mythical phoenix. It burns with a pure flame. Feather of Time — A feather quill thought to have been used by the monk who wrote the Book of Time. Feather of the Blade — The feather of a rare albatross found nesting on Razor Reef. Feather of the Deserter — A burning feather quill used as a writing instrument by Fire Nation officers. Feather of the Ronin — Some believe that if a feather falls from a departing ostrich-horse then their rider will return someday. Feather of the White Lotus — The color pattern of this of [sic] token is favored by artists, poets, and scholars of the world. Feathers of Unity — The molted feather of an Iguana Parrot. Feathers of War — The feather of an army messenger bird. Map of Bravery — It is said that this map has a secret path that leads to a fallen wishing star. Map of Consequence — A war map outlining strategic, but risky vantage points across the Four Nations. Maps of Destruction — Maps outlining the potential weak points of the Fire Nation's land defenses. Map of Dominance — A coal-stained prison map confiscated by security officers once the perpetrators were exposed. Map of Earth Justice — A map pinpointing alleged trade routes and checkpoints contested by the Fifth Nation. Map of Earth Rumble — A map describing a path into a secret back door into the Earth Rumble Arena. Maps of Freedom — A map of towns said to have been liberated from the Fire Nation by the Avatar. Maps of Knowledge — A map that identifies the locations of the largest library collections in the world. Map of Legacy — A map to the graves of the members of a long forgotten family. Maps of Life — A sketched layout of the forests, drawn by nomadic travelers. Maps of Lightning — A map of oceanic regions known for sudden storms. Map of Lovers — A map highlighting a secret tunnel once used by two lovers torn apart by their families. Map of Old Iron — An old Air Nomad map of the path leading to the statue of Lady Tienhai for Yangchen's Festival. Map of Precision — A map depicting archery ranges across the Fire Nation colonies. Maps of Rebellion — A map of known Daofei hideouts created by the Fire Nation. Maps of Rejuvenation — A map that marks popular resort spots across the Four Nations. Map of Thunder — Map of the Fire Nation capital with markings and notes on secret passages. Map of Time — A map rumored to depict locations in the world where spiritual forces influence the flow of time. Map of the Blade — A map describing the best training spots on Razor Reef. Map of the Deserter — A burnt map of refugee camps safe from the Fire Nation. Map of the Ronin — This map was created by an earthbender to imitate her hometown whenever she felt alone. Map of the White Lotus — A map marked with the location of a secret Fire Nation base. This information feels crucial. Maps of Unity — A survey of all known pirate outposts in the South Sea. Maps of War — A map outlining the campaigns of various armies around the Four Nations. Mask of Bravery — It is rumored that those who don this bandana experience a second wind that increases their energy and bravery. Mask of Consequence — A bleak and spiteful mask worn by General Wei's surviving family members during his funeral. Mask of Destruction — A mask, partially crushed during the siege of Ba Sing Se. Mask of Dominance — A protective mask worn by metalworking taskmasters in the Prison Rig. Mask of Earth Justice — A mask inspired by the nightmares of an impervious beast who strikes fear into the hearts of her prey. Mask of Earth Rumble — A mask depicting the ancient god of earthquakes. Mask of Freedom — Masks used by traveling opera companies in their performances. Mask of Knowledge — A mask inscripted with the secret codes of the White Lotus. Mask of Legacy — A funerary mask placed on the grave of a long forgotten patriarch. Mask of Life — Festival mask worn in honor of the spirits. Mask of Lightning — A mask fashioned with an ink stroke design inspired by thunderclouds. Mask of Lovers — A mask worn by bashful sweethearts hiding from their childhood crush. Mask of Old Iron — General Old Iron's menpō along with the rest of the spirit's armor is connected to Old Iron's will. Mask of Precision — It's unclear if it's the shape of the eye holes, or some mystical force, but wearing this mask definitely improves accuracy. Mask of Rebellion — Mask used to conceal one's appearance. Mask of Rejuvenation — A mask that promotes healthy breath control and recovery for the wearer. Mask of Time — A mask depicting a human face from a point of view outside of time. Mask of Thunder — An heirloom of the Fire Nation royal family. Mask of the Blade — A mask found hanging on the wall of an unknown master's home on Razor Reef. Mask of the Deserter — A mask used to hide one's identity from the Fire Nation. Mask of the Ronin — This mask was made by a retired outlaw to symbolically resemble and contain their past. Mask of the White Lotus — An old ceremonial mask, that once belonged to a long forgotten ritual of a secret society. Mask of Unity — The mask worn by an infamous band of pirates that roam the seas near Ketu Harbor. Mask of War — Ceremonial war masks useful for infiltration and disguise. Scroll of Bravery — This scroll contains a list of written wishes. Scroll of Consequence — A scroll illustrating a reckless declaration of war against an impossible enemy. Scroll of Destruction — A scroll with a collection of songs and poems once thought to be lost to history. Scroll of Dominance — A scroll outlining security and prisoner handling protocols. Scroll of Earth Justice — A scroll outlining an official program to give relief to the peasantry in times of famine. Scroll of Earth Rumble — A poem written by a famous poet describing a legendary Earth Rumble match between powerful Earthbenders. Scroll of Freedom — A scroll featuring detailed ink drawings of ancient airbending techniques. Scroll of Knowledge — A scroll purported to hold the secrets of immortal life. Scroll of Legacy — A scroll describing the family tree of a long forgotten tribe. Scroll of Life — A scroll that depicts various meditation practices of spiritual masters. Scroll of Lightning — A scroll with methods to heal those struck by lightning. Scroll of Lovers — A scroll recalling the poetic reflections of a wayward romantic. Scroll of Old Iron — This scroll visually depicts the tale of Lady Tienhai and her protector General Old Iron. Scroll of Precision — Shinu's manuscript contains notes on precision that did not make it into the finished book. Scroll of Rebellion — A scroll with images depicting a dark spirit rebellion during the era of Avatar Kuruk. Scroll of Rejuvenation — A scroll lined with medicines that can be directly applied to heal many ailments. Scroll of Thunder — Beautiful royal scrolls illustrating the rare technique of lightningbending. Scroll of Time — An apocryphal scroll positing that the temporal flow is only a subjective illusion of human consciousness. Scroll of the Blade — A scroll describing an unknown master's notes on the martial arts. Scroll of the Deserter — A scroll owned by a firebending master. Scroll of the Ronin — This scroll bound in bandages is a letter of apology and farewell. Scroll of the White Lotus — A scroll containing a peculiar Pai Sho strategy, where the tiles are eventually arranged into the shape of a lotus. Scroll of Unity — A scroll with bending forms practiced by the South Sea islanders. Scroll of War — A bending scroll with ancient techniques and martial arts styles of the Four Nations.

Relics

Air Bison Whistle — The whistle produces a sound only perceptible to Air Bison and some animals across long distances. Air Nomad Glider — An airbending monk's secondary mode of transportation. Airbender Flute — Ceremonial flute played by Air Nomads during Yangchen's Festival, in memory of the spirit Tienhai. Alarm Horn — A horn used in Fire Nation prisons to warn fellow guards of trouble. Assassin's Knife — A Fire Nation knife that hides a dose of poison within its blade. Beach Umbrella — A red beach umbrella perfectly sized for two, which prevents sleeping bathers from getting sunburned. Blade of Rebellion — "I didn't know you were skilled with broadswords, Prince Zuko." Blade of Tagaka — Won from a duel with a Ba Sing Se admiral when the 5th Nation clashed with the Earth Kingdom Navy. Black Bouquet — A flower bouquet given to Ty Lee by Azula after her performance at the circus. It represents a warning "You will join me or you will regret it". Blue Spirit Mask — The mask of the Blue Spirit — a mysterious swordsman and enemy of the Fire Nation. Bonded Echoes — The gong is not a musical instrument, it is a battle cry. Burning Net — This flaming volleyball net is perfect for adding an element of danger to your beach sports. Cabbage Cart — A sturdy cart for the vending of cabbages. Insurance doesn't cover damages related to the Avatar. Call to Freedom — A Fifth Nation propaganda pamphlet describing them as an egalitarian community open to people from all nations. Ceremonial Drum — A drum used by the Northern Water Tribe to call important gatherings or warn people of danger. Champion's Belt — Belt of the champion of 'Earth Rumble' — Gaoling's popular earthbending tournament. Circus Lion — Circus Lions are a popular part of many festive Fire Nation events. Its design may have been based on a spirit or a product of imagination. Cranefish Kite — Courage is like a kite; a hostile wind raises it higher. Dangerous Game — "Now what you do is, try to knock the apple off the other person's head. Like this!" Desecrated Fountain — A sacred fountain of the Northern Air Temple transformed by steam powered technology. Dragon's Tea Pot — An example of exquisite Fire Nation craftsmanship, any tea from this pot is sure to put a fire in your belly. Dumpling Weed — The tenacious Dumpling Weed can provide well needed nutrients in times of scarcity. Ember Island Boat — This quaint barque is perfect for pleasure excursions, propelled by Manatee Whales. Embers of Courage — "For the Earth Kingdom, attack!" Fire Lord's Throne — The Throne of The Fire Lord is the seat of power of the entire Fire Nation, representing the authority to rule the world. Fire Paper Dragon — Fire paper dragons are made and given as gifts of good fortune during Fire Days Festival. Flames of Truth — A beach fire pit designed for the sort of comfort and camaraderie that leads to honest conversations. Fog of Lost Souls — A spirit prison for humans in the spirit world. The fog within it is said to be a sentient spirit that traps people in their own darkest memories. Four Nation Tiles — A deck of wooden tiles decorated with the emblems of all Four Nations that are used in a game. Frozen Pledge — Created to be a surface to support a brokering of peace. Yet in truth, its creation was to support a lie. Gambler's Dice — "Come on. Spider-snake eyes!" Games of War — A set of tactical pieces carved from stone for the ease of earthbending the units across the large world map. Golden Seal of the Flying Boar — The official seal of the noble House of the Flying Boar, also known as the "Beifong Family". Grip of Authority — Employed by Ba Sing Se's Dai Li, the Rock Glove allows for extended-range attacks and covert captures with earthbending. Haru's Box — "The Fire Nation thugs steal from us and everyone here is too much of a coward to do anything about it." Hidden Library — A hidden library filled with stacks of books, scrolls, and other paraphernalia. Ice Frog — Palm-sized wood frogs that are used for their medicinal properties when frozen. Ice Totem — A totem that represents the history and culture of the Northern Water Tribe. Illusions of Earth — Illusion is the first of all pleasures. Imbalance of Power — No scale was ever made that told the truth about power. Immobilizing Incense — A brazier filled with soporific incense, causing temporary paralysis to those who breathe its fumes. Imperial Order — A paper note emblazoned with the Imperial Seal, carried tied to the back of a messanger hawk to Fire Nation officials. Iron Encampment — Not all criminals are locked in prison. Some of them are the guards. Jawbone Dagger — Made from the jawbone of an arctic wolf, this dagger has a sharp edge for cutting and teeth for sawing. Jennamite Ring — Creeping Crystal rings that grow at remarkable speed. These rings will completely encase their host in delectable rock candy. Jesa's Journal — An old, leather-bound journal that once belonged to Kyoshi's long lost mother. Journey for Purpose — "Remember this, Zuko. No matter how things may seem to change, never forget who you are." Kuruk's Poem — A love poem written by Avatar Kuruk for Hei-Ran, but never delivered. Kyoshi Warrior Katana — A Katana folded 700 times from carefully smelted carbon steel to produce an edge sharper than most razors. Light of Laogai — "There is no war in Ba Sing Se." Lover's Guardian — The origin of their appearance is mostly unknown, but their purpose is clearly to ward off those who would enter the Cave of Two Lovers. Mai's Sai — Mai's Sai is a highly versatile weapon. It can parry, pin, make a mid-range attack, and even swap to a dagger form. Masks of Ursa — A set of masks from the Hira'a Acting Troupe stored by Fire Princess Ursa to remember the loved ones she left behind. Memorial Statues — Cryptic statues commissioned by the surviving family of General Wei. They serve as an humbling reminder not to be "blind to bigger fish in the sea." Mural of the Five — A grand mural honoring the legacy of earth Avatars located within the Earth Kingdom Avatar Sanctuary. New Moon — Yue's sacrifice immortalized. She lives on as the spirit of the New Moon. Origami Flower — The Origami that Chio of the Earth Kingdom paper bends for Team Avatar. Ozai Statue — The towering Statue of Ozai was built without any earthbending. Despite its impressive construction it was a huge waste of tax money. Pai Sho Board — Pai Sho is a tactical, two player game dating back to when spirits freely roamed the mortal world. Pakku's Gift — Waterbending Scrolls that Master Pakku entrusted to Aang. Panda Lily — A rare flower that grows only around the rim of volcanoes. Retrieving one as a gift for a significant other is considered an unmatched symbol of love. Path of Conquest — A map of the world used by Fire Nation Commander Zhao to plan the conquest of the Four Nations. Planetarium — "Turn back the time to find the truth." Price of Progress — Pyramidal caltrops made by Jianzhu to help Avatar Yun "sever his bond" with the Earth. Relics of the Avatar — A set of four ancient toys to be chosen from thousands as part of the Air Nomad test to find the next Avatar. Risky Cargo — "I'll make plenty of silver from what's in these crates." Roku's Decree — A reminder of the Avatar's legacy to master Firebending. Ruby Totem — A red jeweled monkey statue with a transfixing appearance. A fine addition to any pirate ship boutique. Shackled Hope — A large ornate plinth designed to fetter the spirit of any prisoner held by it. Shadow of Control — "Fear is a tool, knowledge is a weapon. In the right hands, they shape order." Shirshu Darts — Small darts laced with paralytic Shirshu poison. Shrine of Gyatso — A shrine of one of the greatest airbending masters from the Southern Air Temple. Silver Lilies — Silver Lilies are a rare type of flower that only grows in a certain part of the Earth Kingdom. Southern Night Lantern — Crafted using animal skin, bone, and oil. It is made to be held or hung, commonly at the front of a boat. Southern Temple Airball — A hollow sphee carved from flexible wood and designed for even a novice airbender to use in Airball. Spidersnake Extract — A small medicine vial with a nozzle built into the top containing a secret formula that changes the color of the user's eyes. Spirit Oasis — A sacred, spiritual garden found at the heart of Agna Qel'a in the North Pole. Spirit Shrine — A small shrine filled with tributes to the spirit world, left in the hope of appeasing their ire and bringing peace. Spirit Water Amulet — "This amulet has water from the Spirit Oasis. The water has unique properties. Don't lose it." Statue of Kyoshi — A commemorative statue created in honor of Avatar Kyoshi 270 years before the start of the Hundred Year War. Sun Stone — A treasure of the ancient firebending civilization, the Sun Warriors. Symbols of Shame — "The best tea tastes delicious whether it comes in a porcelain pot, or a tin cup." Tagaka's Cutter — This ship has been passed down in Tagaka's family for generations as a symbol of their dynasty. Tangle Mine — These sea mines are filled with skunkfish and seaweed. The "Stink-n-Sink" tangles up propellers, and creates a foul stench. Tenacious Dagger — A pearl-handled dagger that was a treasured gift from Iroh to Zuko. It reads "Never give up without a fight". The Flying Wolfbat — An ornately painted ship that may or may not be wanted for crimes all up and down the southern coast of the Earth Kingdom. The Honor Of Poverty — In poverty, or lack of material abundance, one becomes a student of humility, gratitude, and community. The Inheritance — A Flying Opera Company trunk left to Kyoshi by her long lost parents. The King's Key — A key owned by the King of Omashu, said to unlock his most precious morsels. The Prince's Crown — A royal heirloom meant to be worn by the crown prince of the Fire Nation. The Princess' Crown — A royal Fire Nation heirloom reserved for the princess. Secretly, it can be used as a weapon when needed. The Pursuit of Perfection The Royal Palanquin — A luxurious palanquin, opulent enough for the daughter of the Firelord to travel in style. The Sacred Orb — A very powerful relic used in the Gan Jin's redemption ritual... or a simple ball in a game, we'll never know. Tienhai's Hope — "The spirits will always have a place in this world, as long as you create a place for us." Traveler's Cart — Many acting troupes across the four nations must travel to new audiences, to some it's a preference rather than a necessity. Tributes to the Avatar — Wealthy visitors constantly shower the Avatar with expensive gifts in the hope of currying their favor. Tsungi Horn — The Tsungi Horn is commonly played when performing traditional Fire Nation music. And fun, flamey-O dance parties. Tundra Tank — This Fire Nation tank is designed for use in frosty environments. Vines of the Banyan Grove — "We are all connected." Wanderer's Veil — A hat donned by wanderers that find their strength in solitude. War Fan — "Think of the fan as an extension of your arm." Warden's Tower — Every wall built to keep the world safe can be used to make a prison. Whale Tooth Blade — A sword made out of a whale's tooth. It is a traditional weapon used by the Water Tribe. White Dragon Seed — The leaves and flowers of the White Dragon plant were used to make a tea "so delicious it's heartbreaking". White Lotus Banner — Ba Sing Se, the Order of the White Lotus is here. White Lotus Tile — "I see you favour The White Lotus Gambit. Not many still cling to the ancient ways." Yangchen's Memorial — A memorial statue of the great Avatar of the Air Nation.

Events

"A Warrior's Heart" — January 31, 2023 to February 14, 2023 — Dice your way through the Kyoshi event challenges by completing various activities such as clearing out training ground stages, elemental quests and win battles along side Kyoshi warriors and earn exclusive rewards! Summon for exclusive 5★ Kyoshi Warrior Suki! Featured rewards include: Training Scrolls, Meditation Beads, Incense and more! "Boundless Journey" — February 2, 2023 to February 14, 2023 — Complete the event challenges and earn Nature Stones, Mountain Apples, and more! Nature Stones can be used in exchange for items in the shop, summoning and to decrease exploration time! "Energy Endurance" — February 4, 2023 to February 7, 2023; March 2, 2023 to March 7, 2023 — Complete the "Energy Endurance" event challenges and earn Skip Tickets, Energy and more! Energy will grant you stamina to do battles in Campaigns and Dungeons! "Blade of the Master" — February 8, 2023 to February 21, 2023 — The mysterious and powerful master from the Patola Mountains arrives to show you the true meaning of strength. "Tales of Two Lovers" — February 10, 2023 to February 21, 2023 — Two lovers, forbidden from one another. A war divides their people and a mountain divides them apart. Complete the "Tales of Two Lovers" event challenges and earn exclusive rewards! "Festival of Peace" — February 15, 2023 to March 14, 2023 — Join Avatar Aang as he brings peace to the Four Nations! An all new event is available NOW! Complete the event challenges in "Festival of Peace"! "Ascension Bazaar" — February 16, 2023 to February 21, 2023 — Complete the event Challenges in "Ascension Bazaar" and earn a Relic Brush, Meditation Beads and more! "Disciplines of The Water Tribe" — February 22, 2023 to February 28, 2023 — The Disciplines of The Water Tribe Event is now live! Complete the event challenges to earn Meditation Beads, Elements and more! "Ebb and Flow" — February 22, 2023 to February 28, 2023 — The Ebb and Flow event is available NOW! Take on ferocious boss battles, receive Boss Battle Coins and exchange them for rewards! "King of Omashu" — March 1, 2023 to March 14, 2023 — The king of all events is here! Smash your way through the King of Omashu event challenges and earn Summon Tickets, Meditation Beads, Earth Crystals and more! "Frozen Legacy" — March 8, 2023 to March 21, 2023 — Summon for a new Avatar Generations original character 5★ Pirate Captain Kiwaq! Guaranteed 100% after 10 pulls! "The Deserter" — March 15, 2023 to March 28, 2023 — Summon for 5★. The Deserter Jeong Jeong! You won't want to miss out on his damage immunity ability! "Four Nations - Air" — March 22, 2023 to April 4, 2023 — Summon for 5★ Air Nation Heroes Avatar State Aang and Air Nomad Gyatso! Log in for 7 days during the Four Nations - Air login calendar to earn Nature Stones, Summon Tickets and more! "Winds of Change" — March 22, 2023 to March 28, 2023 — Ride the winds into our next Event! Exchange Air Elements and Air Boss Coins in the Winds of Change Event for Ascension Materials, Energy and more! "Path to Omashu" — March 25, 2023 to April 18, 2023 — Clear ANY Event challenges from now until April 18th and earn Summon Tickets, Peace x Chaos Tickets and 5★ Skill Level Tokens! "Festival of Chaos" — March 29, 2023 to April 25, 2023 — Summon for exclusive hero 5★ Dragon Dancer Zuko!! Join Zuko as he rediscovers the meaning of fire from the dragons Ran and Shaw! "Dream Battle" — March 29, 2023 to April 18, 2023 — After many sleepless nights, we've finally done it. You're not hallucinating! You can now Summon for new exclusive 5★ Master Momo and 5★ Samurai Appa supports only available until April 18th! "Defensive Position" — April 5, 2023 to April 18, 2023 — Summon for 5★ Captain Boqin, the fearless Earth Kingdom military leader guaranteed after 10 pulls! This commander uses his Fortified Stance ability to receive reduced damage! "Four Nations - Earth" — April 12, 2023 to April 25, 2023 — Summon for 5★ Earth Nation heroes Toph and Xin Fu! Log in each day for 7 days during the Four Nations - Earth login calendar and earn FREE Nature Stones, Summon Tickets, Energy and more! "Rise of Kyoshi" — April 18, 2023 to May 23, 2023 — Summon for Exclusive 5★ Avatar Kyoshi and Fire Nation Rangi! "Might of the Fifth Nation" — April 25, 2023 to May 9, 2023 — Summon for Exclusive Hero 5★ Fifth Nation Taliriktug! "Raiding Waves" — April 26, 2023 to May 9, 2023 — Raid the waves in this event! Get your hands on ascension materials plus much more by exchanging Boss Battle Coins and Kyoshi Coins during the week! "Marquess of the Sea" — May 3, 2023 to May 16, 2023 — Summon for exclusive 5★ Pirate Queen Tagaka! Tagaka displays supreme commands of the water element using it to both damage and to ensnare her opponents, gaining benefits that she shares with followers she deems loyal and worthy. "Boundless Journey" — May 4, 2023 to May 16, 2023 — Tagaka's diverse Fifth Nation pirate crew dares you to complete the Boundless Journey Event Challenges! Earn rewards by clearing Battle, Resource and Time Nodes, spending Energy and Adventure Points! "The Lost Avatar" — May 10, 2023 to May 23, 2023 — Discover the lost Avatar and summon exclusive 5★ Avatar Yun! "The Avatar's Training" — May 10, 2023 to May 25, 2023 — Time to sharpen your senses and commerce your Avatar training! Obtain Kyoshi Coins through various Timeline Event Challenges and exchange them for rewards! "Broken Bonds" — May 16, 2023 to June 13, 2023 — Summon for 5★ Air Nomad Kelsang and 5★ The Architect Jianzhu! "Ascension Bazaar" — May 17, 2023 to May 23, 2023 — Now's your chance to get your hands on some top tier ascension materials and level up your heroes! Complete the Ascension Bazaar Event Challenges and earn remarkable items! "Four Nations - Fire" — May 24, 2023 to June 6, 2023 — Get your summon on and gather the feisty heroes of the Fire Nation! "Burning Peace" — May 31, 2023 to June 13, 2023 — The conniving Captain Masaru commands a Fire Nation platoon tasked with overtaking Shen Guan from the Earth Kingdom. Desperate to achieve his goals, he carelessly destroys anything standing in his way. Summon 5★ Captain Masaru guaranteed 100% after 10 pulls! "Boss Run" — May 31, 2023 to June 20, 2023 — You have been challenged by some of the fiercest fighters in the Four Nations! Complete the Boss Run Event Challenges and earn various rewards! Will you accept this daunting invitation? "Twilight of Adventure" — May 31, 2023 to June 6, 2023 — Hop on your flying bison and wonder your way through the Twilight of Adventure Event Challenges! Clear any Challenges from any Event active from now until June 6th and earn Summon Tickets, Peace X Chaos Tickets and 5★ Skill Level Tokens! "The Mask of the Rebel" — June 7, 2023 to July 4, 2023 — Summon an exclusive LIMITED EDITION hero The Blue Spirit! Some consider the Blue Spirit to be only a legend, but the Fire Nation military know him as the dual wielding scourge that appears when least expected to wreak havoc on their plans! "Spirit's Shadow" — June 7, 2023 to June 20, 2023 — Complete the Spirit's Shadow Event challenges and earn Peace x Chaos Tickets, Rebel Faction Talismans and more!

Planned content

Before being shut down, a substantial amount of content had been planned for Avatar: Generations that was never officially released:

The confrontation between the dojo master and the Bronze Boar Tigers was planned for an update.

• For the Aang era, an additional territory with its own missions relating to the dojo master had been nearly finished. This story content would have revealed the dojo master's past, including their broken relationship with a former disciple named Taowu who had solely valued strength and abused his martial arts. The missions would have focused on the dojo master being forced to fight the "Bronze Boar Tigers", a radical and brutal group of martial artists whom Taowu had gathered. The storyline was described as being inspired by the film series "Kill Bill". The dojo master's dark past and expanded role were already alluded to by in-game messages before Avatar: Generations was terminated.

Sameera was an Air Nomad character who was planned for a future expansion of the game before it was shut down.

• For the Kyoshi era, the events of "Desperate Measures" were planned as part of an expansion including a new territory. Furthermore, a game-only storyline was also developed; this story would have focused on two Air Nomads: Sameera, a young and naive airbending prodigy, and Nethaka, a disgraced and exiled airbender whose dark past had led him to doubt pacifism's value. The two were friends, but Nethaka eventually left his home, causing Sameera to follow him. The two subsequently encountered two Fifth Nation pirates, Amarok and Yuki, who were fleeing from Mogwai vigilante-mercenaries under the vengeful Zhongyu. Furthermore, Hei-Ran was planned as a playable hero, and Father Glowworm an an enemy.
• The developers also intended to add a Korra era to the game. As part of this expansion, Korra, Asami Sato, Mako, Bolin, Tenzin, Amon, "Republic City Equalist", and "Republic City Triad Gang" were planned as heroes. One developer stated on the the game's official Discord that the Republic City map planned for the game would be "ambitious". Icons for the Red Lotus, bloodbending, and metalbending had also been designed. According to game artist Connor Widdows, the characters Mahira (seemingly an airbender), Shan, Aika, and Nataq were also developed for the Korra era.
• Content relating to Avatar Wan was planned.

Production notes

Transcript

Main article: Avatar: Generations transcripts

Trivia

• Artists who worked on cinematics, narrative backgrounds, maps, and battlefield environments for the game included Lyumiart, Rod Mendez, Gary Jensen, Connor Widdows, and Mary Sayyad.
• In the game, Rangi was voiced by Tania Gunadi.