Zuko + Katara vs. Azula 🔥 FINAL FIGHT | Full Scene | Avatar: The Last Airbender

In one of the most anticipated battles of the series, Zuko and Azula finally go head to head in the Agni Kai to end all Agni Kai. Now, watch this infamous showdown from the ATLA series finale in its entirety. What battle do you want to see next?

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[everynameiwantistaken]

Also known as two arsonists with daddy issues juke it out along with an innocent waterbending master.

[daeneryssiut]

I have always loved the music in this scene. It shows how sad this fight really is.

[syahhenderson]

One thing i noticed is Azula fighting style usually she's just using two fingers in a precise manner.

But this final Agni Kai, she started punching proving that she's already broken and how totally lost she is.

[maaz]

The best part of this fight is that it's not just a fight between Zuko and Azula for throne It's a clash between two ideologies of Iroh(compassion and trust) and Ozai (fear and rage). And also by extension a battle between Roku and Sozin

[redactedimage]

I like how even though Azula was irredeemably evil to the end her defeat was still portrayed as something tragic. She is a prime example of how indoctrination and being raised in a life where violence and conquest are glorified can completely ruin a person. Even as Ozai’s favorite it would’ve been foolish for her to ever think she was safe from his wrath should she ever not meet his expectations. She grows, and instead of gaining perspective and choosing to grow beyond her pain like Iroh and Zuko, learns to revel in fear and the power it brings, using it as a balm to avoid her issues instead of actually dealing with them. And so in her final confrontation, Azula doubles down— choosing violence and expecting her hatred and vitriol to sustain her as it always had. Only for it to leave her empty and alone at the end of it all.

[fallen_]

2:49 zuko getting ready to deflect the lightning is so cool to me. Kinda feels like when you've practiced a boss for so long and when it gets to the next phase you know immediately what you need to do and get ready to parry the next attack.

[adamkyjak]

2:04 i'll never get tired of this punch, boosted by sound effect that sound like flamethrower.

[gokan]

The greatest fight in the entire avatar series was definitely this. The build up, visuals, sound effects for flames, background music, seeing zuko's mastery of using fire bending while implementing the other elements in it. GOAT🔥

[dantebrown]

Zuko: Thank you, Katara
Katara: I think I’m the one who should be thanking you.🔥🌊

[leviathansynd]

Seeing how Zukos firebending evolved over the series is something to truly witness. You can see how he doesnt just use firebending stances he uses stances from waterbending and earthbending as well

[animegamelover]

Mae Whitman, Grey DeLisle and Dante Basco were so incredible! Nearly 20 years later this is still one of the most epic battles in the series!!

[NascarNick]

5:48 all these years later Azula’s breakdown still gives me chills

[RavenofProphecy]

I love how Team Avatar learned from each other. Zuko stays grounded in this Agni Kai and shows some Earthbending stances (and that fire spin kick seems Airbender inspired?), and Katara has a callback to the "breath of fire" to release herself from the ice, like Iroh taught Zuko all the way back from Book 1.

[TheTifier]

The best thing about this series is how the fight is a perfect climax for Zuko's development. From being a hot-headed brat of a prince to being a true firebending master who embodies the spirit of the Avatar like his grandfather Roku. Him utilizing numerous bending forms and styles in his firebending also ties into the themes of the show about the importance of balance and respecting all four elements.

[BriannaGucciPotter]

I never forget this moment especially when I was 11, this was so fire🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[rainandreycielos]

Literally one of the best battle in ATLA ✨💅

[zach]

Look at the lightning at 2:48 it’s so messy and out of place than usual, further proving Azula is really not doing well. Nice details as always, Avatar.

[jayjaybulldog]

I remember this as one of the greatest battles in cartoon history when I was 9. Zuko showing that he has a big heart of sacrifice for katara🥹

[Maya-sdjl]

They packed so much pain into those last few seconds. Ugh i get chills every time. This scene and the ones leading up to her cutting her hair are the first time in the show you really get to empathize with her and i think it was such an interesting choice on the writers' part to incite that empathy towards her 'defeat.'

[TheTifier]

The moment Azula targetted Katara, a non-combatant, Azula lost the Agni Kai.