Aang
- Style
- Mobile rushdown
- Element
- Air
- Entry
- Intermediate
A movement-first fighter built to enter, reposition, and keep a fast sequence going rather than hold one lane.
The complete Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game roster: 12 launch fighters, their actual availability, playstyle, difficulty, and all 36 support choices.
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A movement-first fighter built to enter, reposition, and keep a fast sequence going rather than hold one lane.
A direct midrange fighter whose straightforward buttons and forward pressure make the core systems easy to read.
A space-control character who uses water attacks to set the distance and make opponents take a deliberate route in.
A grounded, high-impact fighter who converts sturdy defense and strong reads into heavy damage.
A technical nonbender who wins through prepared sequences, tools, and making the opponent move where he expects.
A demanding pressure character built around air control, prepared offense, and keeping an advantage after the first opening.
A deliberate, armored bruiser who accepts a slower pace in exchange for imposing hits and the ability to hold ground.
A heavy damage dealer who makes broad areas dangerous and punishes opponents for contesting at the wrong time.
A forceful close-range brawler who combines forward movement with multi-element attacks and direct conversions.
An air-dominant specialist who stays dangerous above the ground and uniquely calls active allies through his support set.
A volatile multi-element variation with an install-style power plan and more system demands than standard Korra.
A complex Avatar State variation that layers multiple elements into a high-ceiling, boss-like toolkit.
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The 12 launch fighters are Aang, Zuko, Katara, Toph, Sokka, Azula, Avatar Kyoshi, Fire Lord Ozai, Korra, Zaheer, Nightmare Korra, and Avatar Aang. Ten are immediately selectable. Nightmare Korra and Avatar Aang are story unlocks, with an alternate menu code.
See exact unlock steps →Story chapters, exact menu sequence, and platform input names.
Read guide →02 / TrackYear 1 DLC ledgerFour named pass fighters, the community vote, and free Tagah status.
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Check platforms →04 / LearnRead Flow and EnergyA concise path through controls, supports, resources, and training.
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