When her hands were accidentally burned by Aang, he yelled at him and knocked him down,The death of Sokka's mother, Kya, in a Fire Nation raid was the primary fuel for Sokka's deep grudge against the Fire Nation forces. And according to the book the search suki join zuko as firelord's gaurd.

Sokka seemed to warm to Toph as a person; he seemed to respect her as a person, while also feeling protective of her as his closest friend in the group. And again, something that relevant would've been stated by Toph sooner than the rando who fathered Lin, plus Toph grew to Sokka married to suki but suki was a kyoshi warrior so they don't have child. i don't like the idea about Toph and Sokka. Ty Lee was never mentioned. ELEMENTAL UNITY wrote: I don't know, but I hope that Sokka found himself a wife, partly for his own sake (everyone deserves to find the love of their lives), and of course I wish the best for our Sokka, but also because I want him to have a kid, I mean can the world survive the loss of Sokka if he doesn't have a kid to take his place. Sokka first encountered Azula while aiding his friends in the conflict at Tu Zin.Sokka and Azula met face-to-face again when she tried to stop him and Zuko from fleeing the Boiling Rock Prison. If he had any wife, it was most probably Suki, but I really doubt they even had children.

Also, sokka is not that type of guy who does that. Though Sokka never had official confrontations with him, The two briefly encountered each other again in the Sokka and the rest of Team Avatar did their best to deliver information about the future solar eclipse to the Sokka's relationship with Azula was restricted mainly to antagonism. Sokka eventually escaped, this time with Chit Sang, Zuko, his father and Azula's former prisoner, Suki.The two encountered each other once more following Azula's assault on the Western Air Temple. PS: prophesy says sokka will live a life of pain and missory most of his own making...so tragedy can happen to Sokka, as not everyone gets a happy ending. Sokka and Katara had a typical sibling rivalry, and despite constant bickering in the course of their travels, the siblings loved each other dearly.

Of course, something might have happened in the other half of his life (he fought Jaheer and the Red Lotus when they attempted to kidnap Korra), but I think even that might have gotten at least a passing mention.

Zuko was the superior fighter of the two, but his hot-headedness and lack of foresight got him in trouble, such as when he attacked a suspicious guard while Sokka was visiting Suki and got himself imprisoned. During their time at the Boiling Rock, Sokka most often created the plans and Zuko executed them, such as when Zuko started a fight with After the events at the Boiling Rock, their relationship was in much better shape than it had ever been, with Sokka even toasting Zuko as the group's hero for helping hold off the Fire Nation airships and Azula, which were attacking the Western Air Temple. Also, given how much controversy the Unalaq/Wan/Raava/Vaatu storyline caused, I think a backstory on Sokka and Suki and how they built the Southern Water Tribe into what it became in the second season would have been amazing to see.

Katara and Aang are married, Toph was married 2 timez and Zuko have a daughter from unknown mother.Just think about it maybe Sokka have a wife or even a kid? Sokka lamented that he failed being a public speaker to inspire the invasion force like his Sokka idolized his father, Hakoda, hoping to become a valiant warrior who would battle the Sokka risked imprisonment in the Fire Nation's highest security prison in the hopes of rescuing his father.Sokka and his father finally reunited together at Zuko's coronation after their spectacular victory over the Fire Nation in the Sokka strove to be like his father and shared many personality traits with Hakoda; such as brilliant planning, leadership, bravery, inventive ingenuity, and sense of humor.

It's something that puzzles me since Sokka is my all time fave. While Yue promised to remain with him always in spirit, and parted with one last kiss, her loss still deeply affected Sokka.

Kanna and Pakku were never mentioned. We know that he was in the Republic City council when Yakone was sentenced (which was roughly 28 years after Aangs defeat of the Fire Lord) and he seemed fine back then - too fine for someone who would have suffered such tragedy.

So either nothing happened at all, or Bryke want to save that particular story for another time. Sokka consistently complimented Toph on her astounding earthbending prowess. This is especially evident in “The Waterbending Scroll,” “The Chase,” and “Sokka’s Master.” He gets assigned the menial tasks. In the live-action film adaptation The Last Airbender, he is portrayed by Jackson Rathbone.

The South became a tumultuous place after the Hundred Year War, with the increase in economic development and North/South tension and the villains who emerged in Korra. The rich text editor does not work with JavaScript switched off. Despite his distrust of Zuko, Sokka did trust Aang and conceded to let Zuko join the group when Aang felt it was the best course of action. Sokka was seen showing Zuko to his room. I also think the other options (he HAD children, but lost them violently OR lost Suki and never got married) is rather unlikely. Sokka envisioned her confronting him and asking why he was unable to protect her,Sokka once nursed a sexist streak, but his associations with two particular young women drastically changed his views.

If Sokka had a son, they might well have predeceased him, or have been dead before Korra begins, because by the standards of the "elected" Southern Water Tribe chiefdom, they would have been almost guaranteed to become chief. Later when he returned, while both Aang and Katara enthusiastically welcomed Sokka back and proclaimed how much they had missed him, Toph somberly stated that she did not really care, turning away to hide her blushing.