Slash-Rocks Universe

The Slash-Rocks Universe is a shared fictional universe set in the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender, comprising of many different fan-fiction series written by Agent Slash and Omashu Rocks.

The universe first began with Omashu Rocks' 2011 fanon, Avatar Brek, and has continued to expand ever since, with many of the various series in the franchise making references to each other at some point during their run.

Avatar Brek (2011-2012)
Seventeen years after Avatar Korra's death, a young Earth Kingdom teen by the name of Brek discovers he is the next Avatar. When a fanatical group of bending purists known as the Isha seek to purge the world of all non-benders, Brek must travel the world with his friends to learn the other elements and stop the Isha for good.

The series was the first fanon created and written by Omashu Rocks, as well as the first installment of the Slash-Rocks Universe. It is also currently the final series in the universe's canon, taking place after the events of every other series.

It was met with positive critical reception and was nominated for two Fanon Awards throughout it's run, winning one for Best Villain.

Our Story (2011)
Set directly after the beginning of the Hundred-Year War, Our Story follows a group of Fire Nation resistance members who are displeased with the war and the destruction it will bring to the world, and focuses on their quest to end it, along with Fire Lord Sozin's reign.

The series was a group project created by Omashu Rocks, who served as the head writer, and featured twelve different writers. Among them was Agent Slash, who contributed to every chapter. It was the second installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe.

The series had a limited run, and only aired five chapters. However, the series received closure in the form of the two-part chapter of Agent Slash's fanon, Avatar: Into the Light, titled Our Ending. In it, all of the series' loose ends were resolved and each of the characters' fates were revealed.

The series received positive critical reception during it's run.

The Adventures of Team Avatar (2011-2012)
Seven months after the end of the Hundred-Year War, Aang and his friends are tasked with defeating Jun, a mysterious, masked madman who is bent on killing them. In addition, the young heroes must contend with a dangerous group of Fire Nation rebels who are intent on restoring the Fire Nation to it's former glory.

The series was the first fanon created by Agent Slash, and the first to be written solely by him. It was the third installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe, and was notable for being the first to establish a connection with the previous two series. It was also the first installment in the Slash Trilogy.

The series was met with mainly positive critical reception during it's run.

Suki's Story (2012)
Two years after the events of The Adventures of Team Avatar, Suki decides to return to Kyoshi Island indefinitely. However, upon her return to her home island, an evil would-be dictator known as Tai Kun arrives and begins his quest to rule the Earth Kingdom by taking the island for himself. After fleeing the island, Suki must take it back and defeat Tai Kun, with the help of her newfound friends.

The series was the fourth installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe, as well as the second installment of the Slash Trilogy.

The series was met with mainly positive reception during it's run, although Agent Slash himself said that he was displeased with it.

Fate's Cold Hands (2012)
Centuries before the start of the original series, a pair of twins named Kembar and Kiama discover that they were both born the Avatar, and that in order to restore balance, they must fight to death once their Avatar training is completed, so that only one of them will remain the Avatar.

The series was co-created and co-written by Omashu Rocks and Agent Slash, and was the fifth installment in the Slach-Rocks Universe. Like Our Story, the series had a limited run, only lasting for seven chapters. This was, in part, due to Slash's departure after the sixth chapter, due to his initial desire to retire from writing fanons.

The series was met with positive reviews during it's run, with many praising it's original concept, and received a nomination for Best Female Main Character during the Fourth Fanon Awards.

Avatar: The Assassin's Legend (2012)
Set nineteen years before The Adventures of Team Avatar, this short series serves as an origin story for recurring Slash Trilogy antagonist Hong Wu. The story follows his younger days in the Earth Kingdom Army, as he and several other recruits must stop a maniacal Fire Nation general from conquering the Earth Kingdom capital.

The series was created and written by Agent Slash. It was the sixth installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe, as well as the first installment in the Assassin's Trilogy.

The series was met with positive critical reception throughout it's run.

Avatar: Into the Light (2012-2015)
Eleven years after the events of Suki's Story, a secret, ancient fifth nation known as the Light Clan resurfaces after many millennia of obscurity and begin to wreak havoc on the other nations. The now adult members of Team Avatar must put a stop to them so that balance can be restored.

The series was created and written by Agent Slash, with Rulerofthebisons97 serving as a guest writer for one of the tales in the chapter, Tales of Republic City. It was the seventh installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe, as well as the third and final installment in the Slash Trilogy. It was initially cancelled after six chapters, due to Agent Slash announcing his retirement from writing fanons. The series continued, however, after Slash changed his mind.

The series received positive critical reception throughout it's run.

Crossfire (2013-2016)
After her father is killed and her sister is held hostage by the Fire Nation government, a firebending girl named Nalia is forced to be an assassin for Fire Lord Sozin, and goes on a bloody and grueling mission to scratch the names off his hit list, while searching for a way to end his reign of terror.

The series was created and written by Omashu Rocks, and serves as the eighth installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe.

The series has received widespread critical acclaim throughout it's run, and has been nominated for several Fanon Awards, winning three. It is the most acclaimed series throughout the entire Slash-Rocks Universe, and is regarded as Rocks' best work to date. Due to Omashu Rocks' sudden retirement from writing fanons, the series has effectively been cancelled.

Avatar: The Assassin's Sorrow (2013)
Two years after The Assassin's Legend, Hong Wu and Ming, who are now under the tutelage of Jun, must complete three challenges to prove themselves worthy of being his apprentices.

The two-part short series was created and written by Agent Slash. It serves as the ninth installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe, as well as the second installment in the Assassin's Trilogy.

The series received mixed critical reception throughout it's run.

Avatar: The Assassin's Essence (2014)
Ten years after The Assassin's Sorrow, Hong Wu is captured by Fire Lord Azulon and is forced to assassinate a group of Fire Nation separatists known as the Kang Ho.

The series was created and written by Agent Slash. It served as the tenth installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe, as well as the third and final installment in the Assassin's Trilogy.

The series received positive critical reception throughout it's run.

Crimes of Passion (2015-)
After a young woman named Song is abducted into the Triple Threat Triad, she must adapt to life as a professional criminal as she sinks deeper and deeper into Republic City's world of organized crime

The series was created and written by Agent Slash, and serves as the eleventh installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe.

The series has received positive critical acclaim throughout it's run, and is regarded as Slash's best work to date.

My Name Is Ilah
Set during the early stages of the Hundred-Year War, the series will serve as an origin story of Fire Lady Ilah, the wife of Fire Lord Azulon, and the mother of Ozai and Iroh. It will focus on her involvement with a Fire Nation resistance group known as the Burning Saviors and how she came to meet Azulon.

The six-part short series will be written by Agent Slash and will serve as the twelfth installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe.

Rise of the Rhinos
Set twenty years before the original series, the series will serve as an origin story for the Rough Rhinos, and will detail their lives both before and after they became a team.

The series will be written by Agent Slash and will serve as the thirteenth installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe.

Our Wonderful City
Set directly after the original series, the various Joo Dees involved with the Ba Sing Se conspiracy are put on trial and made to answer for their crimes against the Earth Kingdom. Throughout the trial, their human sides are put on display to the public for the very first time, for better and worse.

The short series will be written by Agent Slash and will serve as the fourteenth installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe.

Requiem for a Crook
A series that will cover the life of Yakone, starting with his infamous trial in Republic City, and ending with his death in the North Pole as a broken man.

The short series will be written by Agent Slash and will serve as the fifteenth installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe.

The Dragon of the West
A series that will cover the entire life of Iroh, from his younger days as heir to the throne, to his final years in Ba Sing Se.

The series will be written by Agent Slash and will serve as the sixteenth installment in the Slash-Rocks Universe.

Avatar: Requiem
Ten years after the conclusion of The Legend of Korra, Avatar Korra and her friends must reassemble the remaining members of the old Team Avatar and defeat the mysterious airbender known as Shin, as well as her organization known as the Black Lotus.

The series will be written by Agent Slash, and is set to air once all other projects have been completed. It will serve as the final installment of the entire Slash-Rocks Universe, with each of the previous stories weaving their way together for one ultimate conclusion.