What would happen if Avatar:The Last Airbender characters met The Legend of Korra characters? Aang and his friends were walking around town a year after the war and they meet this women who tells them Azula escaped prison with the help of a masked man and they went back to the future. Now, it's up to Aang and his friends to save Republic City with the help of the new Avatar.

It's the new year, 8 months have passed, and things are a little different in the lives of the current (and former) occupants of 4D.

The War is over and Toph decides it's time to go home. Sokka being a gentleman offers to walk her there, across the entire Earth Kingdom. Angst and Action ensues. TophxSokka

Post-breakup Nick Miller finally gets serious about writing his book (and discovers a rather embarrassing love for fancy coffee drinks). He decides the book might be the only way he can honestly tell Jess how he feels, but he's having trouble finishing it, especially since the guys keep trying to hook him up with the girl he asked to edit it. Ness, Schmidt/Cece

Nick and Jess have finally confronted one another after months of letter writing, but Nick isn't convinced that she's said all that she has to say.

Ambitious young reporter, Jessica Day, is determined to make her mark on the world of journalism. All that stands in her way is one big story, a male dominated world and star reporter, Nicholas Miller.

Faced with challenges and rebellion left and right, Aang and Katara depend on each other constantly for comfort and support. An old foe returns. Filled with action, drama, and of course, plenty of Kataang fluff.

Kya most certainly had her father wrapped around her finger, and she knew it too, even as a three year old. A series of one-shots revolving around Aang and his daughter, Kya.

After the end of the war, a familiar group of friends take a journey around the world once more. A more leisurely take on what happens right after the series. Adventure, lots of humor, lots of canon romance...what more does one need?

Series of short one-shots, each featuring a different character having a conversation with the Avatar.