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Three days before Sozin's Comet arrives, Zuko and Aang continue their Firebending training at Ember Island in a duel. Irritated at Aang's peaceful nature inhibiting his Firebending, Zuko attacks him harshly to get Aang angry enough to produce better flames. Katara gets angry at Zuko for nearly harming Aang, and Zuko vents his frustration at the group for being so ill-prepared to defeat Fire Lord Ozai before the comet's arrival. Aang and Katara reason that since Ba Sing Se has already fallen, the war is already over, and that Aang can just defeat the Fire Lord after the comet comes and goes. But Zuko reveals that the plan during the war meeting in Nightmares and Daydreams was that Ozai planned to use it to reduce the entire Earth Kingdom to mere ashes instead of just using it to end the war. Shocked, Aang doesn't know what to do, but Katara and Toph comfort him by saying they'll help him to defeat the Fire Lord before the comet's arrival. The three of them have a group hug, and Katara calls out to Zuko that "being part of the group also means being part of group hugs," so he joins them.

They continue their training, and Zuko teaches Aang how to redirect lightning. During the training, Zuko stressing that when Aang battles someone as merciless as Ozai, Aang will have no choice but to take the Fire Lord's life. To help prepare for the final battle, Sokka creates a puppet of the Fire Lord for Aang to train against, nicknamed the "Melon Lord" since it has a melon for a head. But when it was time for Aang to destroy the puppet, he couldn't do it. Aang remembers the Air Monks teaching him that all human life is precious and should be protected, and he becomes frustrated when everyone begins telling him he has no choice but to kill the Fire Lord to end the war. The next day, when everyone is preparing to leave Ember Island to face the Fire Lord, they discover that Aang is missing as well as Momo, but he didn't take his staff or Appa. Everyone becomes worried, and Katara asks Zuko to track him down since he's "kind of an expert at tracking Aang." He takes them to the Earth Kingdom to find June the bounty hunter, and her Shirshu Nyla. To their disappointment, Nyla can't find Aang. Zuko resorts to find the only other person who could stand up to Ozai: uncle Iroh. June leads them to the walls of Ba Sing Se, where they encounter members of the Order of the White Lotus and Earth kingdom Forces , including Master Pakku. He leads them to the White Lotus/ Earth kingdom forces camp, revealing that Iroh is the grandmaster of the Grand Lotus, the leader of the order.

Aang wakes up and finds that him and Momo are on a strange island in the middle of nowhere. At first he thinks he is in the Spirit World, but discovers this not to be true since he can still bend on the unknown island. Aang meditates and contacts Avatar Roku, even though he doesn't know where Aang is. Aang seeks comfort with Roku over his choice that he shouldn't have to kill the Fire Lord to end the war. Roku instead tells Aang that during his own time as the Avatar, had he not spared the life of Fire Lord Sozin the war would likely never have happened. Roku warns Aang that as the Avatar, he needs to be decisive. Aang becomes worried and contacts Avatar Kyoshi and Avatar Kuruk hoping they will support his choice, but both tell Aang that he must do anything it takes to bring balance back to the world. Hoping a fellow Airbender would understand his choice, he contacts Avatar Yangchen. She tells him that as the Avatar, an Airbender is unable to achieve spiritual enlightenment since their duty is to the world first before themselves. Aang concludes he has no choice but to kill Fire Lord Ozai, and the mysterious island starts to move on its own.

Back in the Fire Nation, Princess Azula is summoned by her father, expecting to join him on his invasion of the Earth Kindgom. However, Ozai instead orders her to remain in the Fire Nation. She becomes enraged, but Ozai quickly silences her by telling her she is to be appointed as the new Fire Lord in his absense. He then appoints himself Phoenix Lord, the ruler of the world, and departs with a fleet of airships to destroy the Earth Kingdom.

Iroh and Zuko reunite, and Zuko asks for his forgiveness. Iroh tells him he was never mad at Zuko for what happened, he was just sad and worried that Zuko had lost his way. Seeing that Zuko finally made friends makes him happy, but Iroh notices that the Avatar is missing from the group, and Zuko asks Iroh to stop Ozai in Aang's stead. He refuses, saying history doesn't need any more senseless violence, brother killing brother, and that the Avatar must be the one to stop Ozai for the war to end peacefully. Iroh then tells Zuko he must return to the Fire Nation and reclaim the throne, but before he can do that he must defeat his sister, Azula. Zuko agrees, but acknowledges he can't do it alone, and asks Katara if she would like to help him take her down. She gladly agrees.

As the mysterious island moves on its own, Aang discovers the island isn't really an island at all. He swims around until he discovers to his surprise that the island is an enormous lion-turtle. He asks the lion-turtle about having to end someone's life to save the world, but the lion-turtle only says: "The true mind can weather all lies and illusions without being lost. The true heart can touch the poison of hatred without being harmed. From beginningless time, darkness thrives in the void, but always yields to purifying light." Though Aang doesn't understand what the lion-turtle means, he feels comforted. The lion-turtle brings Momo and Aang to the shore of the Earth Kingdom and tells him to wait for the arrival of Ozai, then departs back into the sea.

Back at the Fire Nation palace, Azula prepares for her coronation as the new Fire Lord. The princess' royal servant tangles her hair as she combs it, and Azula almost chokes on a cherry pit brought by another servant. She banishes the servant for the incident and becomes paranoid of treachery. She orders the Dai Li to come to her for questioning, but they arrive late and she banishes them. Her delusions cause her to continue banishing people until her advisors Lo and Li try to persuade her to stop, though this only angers her. As punishment, she banishes one of the twins, not knowing or caring which one. Azula's hair is still tangled, and she tries to fix it herself in a mirror. As Azula looks into the mirror, she sees her mother Ursa reflected behind her, telling her she wouldn't miss her own daughter's coronation as Fire Lord. Ursa says Azula's use of fear to control people has left her confused, but Azula says she's had no other choice, and even her own mother fears her. Ursa denies this and says she really loves her. Enraged, Azula throws her comb into her mother's reflection and discovers Ursa was never really there at all. Azula's coronation begins, though there are few attendants since she has banished so many people, and her hair is still a mess. Before the Fire Sages can place the crown upon her head and declare her Fire Lord, Zuko arrives with Katara and says he, not her, shall become Fire Lord. Azula challenges Zuko to an Agni Kai for ownership over the crown.

Sokka, Suki and Toph arrive before the fleet of Fire Nation airships just as Sozin's Comet appears in the sky. Toph earthbends them into the closest airship to them, and uses metalbending to disable the captain and crew. They take control of the airship and aim for the Ozai's flagship, but are too late. Ozai uses the comet's power to begin to scorch the Earth Kingdom below with an amazing display of firebending. Aang appears and disables Ozai's flagship with earthbending, and Sokka, Suki and Toph go on to take out the rest of the airships in the fleet. Everything goes smoothly until they fall off their airship onto another full of Firebenders. Sokka rescues Toph as she dangles on the edge of a platform, using his boomerang and space sword, though more Firebenders keep coming after them. They are saved at last by Suki, who commandeered another airship.

Now stripped of his ship, Ozai begins to attack the Avatar with furiously powerful firebending, but Aang pleads for him to stop the war. Ozai merely mocks his efforts and resumes his attacks, which Aang barely manages to avoid. All of Aang's bending proves useless against Ozai's enhanced firebending, and growing tired of Aang evading all his attacks, Ozai unleashes a powerfully enhanced strike of lightning at the Avatar. Aang manages to catch the lightning, to Ozai's surprise, and Aang prepares to send it right back at him. However, still not wanting to kill Ozai, he instead redirects it into the sky. Ozai takes advantage of Aang's mercy and successfully hits him with a blast of firebending.

Zuko begins his fight with Azula as Katara watches from the sidelines. Azula's attacks are fierce and unrestrained, but Zuko holds his ground and knocks her off her feet. As it begins to appear like Zuko will win the duel, he taunts Azula for not using lightning because she's afraid he'll redirect it back at her. Azula says she'll show him lightning, and sends a blast at Katara. Zuko shields her from the lightning and is gravely injured, but before Katara can begin healing him, Azula begins to attack her furiously. Katara is hard-pressed for a source of water to bend, as Azula continuously blocks her way. Eventually she discovers water underneath the plaza, and Katara lures Azula into position. She traps Azula inside a large bubble of ice, freezing her hands, then binds her with chains. With Azula defeated, Katara heals Zuko, and as he thanks her, she says she should be thanking him.

Aang manages to recover from the attack and earthbends a stone sphere around himself to buy time to think about how to defeat the Phoenix Lord without taking his life. Ozai's firebending overwhelms his stone sphere, and Aang nearly loses consciousness from the heat, until he sees Katara's face in his mind. He remembers the first time he and Katara met at the south pole, and he chooses not to let her go. The seventh chakra finally opens and he enters the Avatar state, this time all its power is under his control. While in the Avatar state, he easily shrugs off Ozai's attacks and traps him with earthbending. The collective Avatar spirit prepares to kill Ozai, but Aang resists and gains control again. Ozai taunts him for his weakness and tries to attack Aang again, but he's quickly disabled and imprisoned with earthbending. Aang finally understands what the lion-turtle meant, and uses a new type of bending, spirit-bending, to strip Ozai of his firebending power for good.

With the fleet immobilized, Aang, Sokka, Toph and Suki return to the Fire Nation to meet Zuko and Katara. Everyone is freed from prison, Sokka and Katara are reunited with their father, Toph is reunited with Hippo and the Boulder, and Ty Lee joins the Kyoshi warriors. Mai smiles as she is reunited with Zuko, and his coronation as the new Fire Lord begins with Iroh by his side. The Earth kingdom forces with help from the Order of the White Lotus liberates parts of the Earth Kingdom but the Earth kingdom forces did most of it, and Zuko announces the end of the war and the start of an era of recovery and peace.

Several Months later... The gang is at Iroh's teashop, the Jasmine Dragon. Sokka makes a group picture, although it's not very good. Aang goes out for some fresh air. Katara follows him, admits she loves him, hugs him and in the end, they kiss.

Its the summary of the season finale or final episode of The Avatar The Last Airbender.

From a website of avatar one section was wiki

well im not reading it whether its true or not.
im gunna leave this here for now, i may lock it if its offensive to anyone or anything
i dont think too many ppl will see it, plus theres a thread for the 'sozins comet books'
so yeah.. Wikipedia, as much as i love it, is highly unreliable

He medatated and contacted the past avatars.I should know I bought the book.

We, I'll be damned, Sorry dude, I was wrong! (duh) I just thought spirit bending sounded kinda random, although I'm mostly satisfied with how things worked out. (I do still wonder about Ursa, though...) other than that, most of the important loose ends wewre tied up, I enjoyed it.

What do you think fo zoku asking his dad about what happened to his mom and then the scene changed. i wonder if this is a hint to the future. it'll be interesting to see.

I am still in awe that NOBODY from the gang died, you would have thought one of them would, they only had close calls... i think thats unrealistic but thats ok. 3nodding