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LEGO Avatar The Last Airbender Minifigures

The LEGO Avatar The Last Airbender theme, introduced in 2006, includes 6 minifigs from 2 sets. These minifigs have an average annual growth rate of 8.6%.
Most valuable Avatar The Last Airbender minifig
Sokka (ava002) $68.86
Most owned Avatar The Last Airbender minifig
Aang (ava001)
Set with the most Avatar The Last Airbender minifigs
3829 Fire Nation Ship 5 minifigs
The LEGO Avatar: The Last Airbender theme, released in 2006, features minifigures based on characters from the popular animated TV series. Key minifigures include Aang, the last Airbender and the Avatar, along with his friends Katara, a Waterbender, and Sokka. The theme also includes Prince Zuko, the exiled Fire Nation prince, and his uncle Iroh. The sets capture iconic scenes and elements from the series, such as Aang's glider and the Fire Nation ship, focusing on the battle between the Fire Nation and the other nations.
6 minifigs

Katara

Minifig number ava007
Value $29.84
Growth  +398.2%
Annual growth 8.6%

Prince Zuko

Minifig number ava006
Value $44.75
Growth  +718.1%
Annual growth 9.2%

Fire Nation Soldier

Minifig number ava004
Value $10.39
Growth  +155.3%
Annual growth 4.9%

Firebender

Minifig number ava003
Value $37.64
Growth  +787.7%
Annual growth 11.9%

Sokka

Minifig number ava002
Value $68.86
Growth  +1065.1%
Annual growth 13.5%

Aang

Minifig number ava001
Value $62.38
Growth  +920.9%
Annual growth 8.6%

Theme Pricing

Value
$253.86   (for all 6 minifigs)
Growth
+87.48%
Annual growth
+8.61%

Community Stats

Here are the top 6 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Avatar The Last Airbender theme.
#1Aang
#2Sokka
#3Katara
#4Fire Nation Soldier
#5Prince Zuko
#6Firebender

About LEGO Avatar The Last Airbender

Released in the summer 2006 the Avatar: The Last Airbender LEGO theme was based on the popular Nickelodeon TV show with the same name and based on Book One of Avatar. The theme's sets were only released in the United States and Canada and with only two sets makes it one of the smallest themes. The first sets in the theme where designed to test if the theme would be commercially viable and was pitted against the other Nickelodeon theme SpongeBob. Ultimately Avatar lost in popularity and was never continued. The discontinuation of the theme is partly due to the belief that Avatar: The Last Airbender would become obsolete, as only three seasons were planned.