Avatar: Into the Light - Our Brightest Hour

Avatar: Into the Light - Our Brightest Hour is an animated action/adventure fantasy film written and directed by Jackson Workman, based on Avatar:The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko. It serves as the conclusion of Avatar: Into the Light, as well as the entire Slash Trilogy.

Plot
After the events of Jun's resurrection, the United Republic Council creates a law that will make bending illegal in the United Republic of Nations. Meanwhile, Bai Lung's endgame is near as he intends to fulfill the prophecy once and for all. With the members of Team Avatar broken and divided, Aang must reassemble them all in order to finally bring an end to the Light Clan and bring peace to the world. No matter what happens, this is where the Slash Trilogy ends.

Cast

 * D. B. Sweeney as Aang:
 * The Avatar and the last airbender. He has ceased his activities as the Avatar, but is called into action once more when the Light Clan's ultimate plan is put into action.


 * Erica Schroeder as Katara:
 * The world's best waterbender. She has also given up her heroic activities and has been raising her two children with Aang.


 * Miranda Otto as Suki:
 * The leader of the Kyoshi Warriors. She has fallen into a severely depressed state after having a miscarriage and has moved back to Kyoshi Island.


 * Chris Hardwick as Sokka:
 * The boomerang-wielding Water Tribe warrior. He is no longer on the United Republic Council and is on a path to recovery after losing his child. He is living on Kyoshi Island with Suki.


 * Kate Higgins as Toph:
 * The greatest earthbender in the world and the Chief of the Republic City Police Force. She and Wu Li are in a steady relationship.


 * Ron Perlman as Zuko:
 * The former Fire Lord. He has been living in Ba Sing Se since the destruction of the Fire Nation Capital and is now in a mentally damaged state.


 * Dee Bradley Baker as Appa, Momo, and Feng:
 * The animal members of Team Avatar.


 * Laura Bailey as Ai:
 * The compassionate waterbender. She and Bo have been travelling with Yukio in search of the Light Clan, but are now living in Omashu due to Ai's unexpected pregnancy.


 * Crispin Freeman as Bo:
 * The good-hearted waterbender. He has been traveling with Ai and Yukio in search of the Light Clan, but is now living in Omashu as a result of Ai's pregnancy.


 * Jackson Workman as Ling:
 * The tranquil earthbender. He is finally reverting back to his friendly personality. He and Rong still have a strong relationship.


 * Lara Cody as Rong:
 * The peaceful firebender. She and Ling are still in a strong relationship.


 * Ashley Eckstein as Yukio:
 * The ancient lightbender still longing to see her family. She has been living in Omashu with Ai and Bo, helping them raise their child.


 * John Cygan as Bai Lung:
 * The vicious and sadistic leader of the Light Clan. He plans to turn everyone in the world into particles of light during the Brightest Hour and finally fulfill the prophecy.


 * Steve Blum as Hong Wu:
 * Republic City's most powerful crime lord and Suki's father and nemesis. He has gone into hiding, running his criminal empire from outside the reaches of the law.


 * Peri Gilpin as Mai:
 * The former leader of the Daughters of Ozai and Zuko's ex-girlfriend. She rejoins Team Avatar for one last mission.


 * Greg Baldwin as Iroh:
 * Zuko's uncle and the owner of the Jasmine Dragon tea shop. He has been looking after his nephew ever since his mental relapse.

In addition, Kari Wahlgren, Kim Mai Guest, Clancy Brown, Cree Summer, Lance Henriksen, Jason Marsden, Kevin Michael Richardson, Tara Strong, Carter Hayden, Grey DeLisle, Jon Bernthal, Yuri Lowenthal, Jennifer Hale, James Sie, and Quinton Flynn reprise their roles as Miki, Ning, Yakone, Lin Hui, Chong, Wu Li, Ho Tun, the Lion Turtle, Penga, The Dark One, Azula, Huong, Zhu, Kyoshi, Oyaji, and Shuang, respectively. Ali Hillis plays Ty Lee. Jennie Kwan plays Kiyi, Zuko's half-sister. Barbara Budd plays Tian, the chairwoman of the United Republic Council. Elizabeth Daily plays Bumi, Aang and Katara's son. Cam Clarke plays Kanto, a metalbending police officer.