Aang and the gang react to a Katara-Zuko romance, a Toph-Aang romance, and more.

Avatar: The Last Airbender cast address the internet’s wildest season 2 theories

Aang and the gang react to a Katara-Zuko romance, a Toph-Aang romance, and more.

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June 25, 2026 1:29 p.m. ET

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Gordon Cormier as Aang in 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' season 2. Credit:

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- The *Avatar: The Last Airbender* cast react to your season 2 fan theories.

- A Katara-Zuko romance? The stars weigh in.

- A Toph-Aang romance?! "No, no! I disagree with that portion of it" Miyako says.

We can officially say the stars of *Avatar: The Last Airbender* have seen your season 2 fan theories.

Gordon Cormier (Aang), Kiawentiio (Katara), Ian Ousley (Sokka), Dallas Liu (Zuko), Elizabeth Yu (Azula), and Miyako (Toph) all sat down for **'s new edition of Debunked, the YouTube series in which the stars address some of the biggest claims and predictions among the fandom.

Together they react to theories around a Zuko-Katara romance, a Toph-Aang romance, timeline guesses, Toph's Earthbending abilities, and more.

The Aang gang in 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' season 2.

Katie Yu/Netflix

"[Cormier's] like my little brother. So no, no! I disagree with that portion of it," Miyako says of that Toph-Aang piece.

As for the Zuko-Katara of it all, "She's hated him for forever," Miyako points out.

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*Avatar: The Last Airbender* season 2, now streaming on Netflix, picks up after a significant time jump — to account for the actors being noticeably older than they were filming season 1 a few years ago. The Aang gang head to Ba Sing Se, the Earth Kingdom capital city where they meet the Secret Service of Earthbenders, the Dai Li, and the propaganda machine denying the existence of a Fire Nation war.

Some fans had theories around the timeline and events that may or may not be adapted from the animated series. "I think what people need to understand about our show is that our timeline is also a little bit different," Miyako notes. "That means that we have to place certain events before or after they were in the animated series, which is probably what leads to the confusion."

'Avatar: The Last Airbender' season 2.

Katie Yu/Netflix

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"The clip is also coming from the teaser trailer. So I think when the show comes out and you see more context, things start to align," Kiawentiio adds.

To those wondering why the crew aren't just flying around on Appa in the teasers, "I think there are things in our show that will make it make way more sense why we're not just flying," Cormier says. "Because if we could just fly, we would. There must be a reason we can't. I just can't talk about it."

Watch the Debunked video above.

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