Here are seven unanswered questions from Avatar the last airbender. First of all, what happened to Zuko's mother? This is the giant unanswered question from the series, a quick recap of the whole succession drama. Second in line Ozai asked Firelord Azulon to pass the throne to him, not his brother, Iroh, after Iroh's son, Dotton Battle. Azulon was not having it, and he wanted to punish Ozai by making him kill his own son, Zuko. Dad's going to kill you. Really? He is. Ha-ha, Azulon. Must try. Fine, don't believe me, but I heard everything. Grandfather said Dad's punishment should fit his crime. You must know the pain of losing a firstborn son by sacrificing your own. This is where Zuko's mother comes in. Ersa found out that her husband was going to kill her son, so she made a terrible bargain to save Zuko's life and then disappeared. Where's Mom? No one knows. Oh, and last night, Grandpa passed away. Not funny, Azulon. So, throughout Avatar the last airbender, Zuko's trying to find out what happened to Ersa, and he finally asked his father. Why are you really here? Because you're going to tell me something. Where is my mother? But before we get any answers, the entire series ends. They can't be it. Where's the rest of it? Later on in the comics, Zuko and Azulon actually teamed up to find their mother. But to end the show without addressing one of its biggest mysteries? Woo! Exactly. Number two, Saka's trusty boomerang was incredibly important to him. I mean, who is Saka without his boomerang? I feel like I've lost part of my identity. Imagine if you lost your arrow or if guitar or lost her. Hair loopies. But on the day of Sozin's comment, Saka lost his boomerang while taking down the Fire Nation's airships. I don't think boomerang is coming back, Toth. After the war, it doesn't look like Saka has his boomerang. But did he ever get his trusty boomerang back? Did he make a new one? Did he just not use the boomerang ever again? Like that would ever happen. Boomerang, you do always come back. And while we're talking about Saka's weapons, did Saka ever retrieve his spacer? Ah! I spacer. He must have, right? I mean, a sword made out of a meteorite, a sword unlike any other in the world, wouldn't you search through a forest to find your fallen spacer? Next up, was Ang actually the very last airbender? OK, sure. It's in the title, but think about it. The Fire Nation raided the southern air temple, and there's evidence of the destruction they brought. But we're talking about air nomads with no interest in fighting. Is it possible that the rest of the airbenders spread around the world just went into hiding? Just because no one has seen an airbender doesn't mean the Fire Nation killed them all. Keep in mind, the Fire Nation didn't have any airships 100 years ago, and the airbenders have gliders and flying bison. So how do we know with total certainty that Ang is the last airbender? And speaking of nomads, what happened to Guru Patek? He trained Ang to access and control the Avatar state by opening all seven of his chakras. But Ang left before he could open his seventh chakra, and Patek's last words to Ang were pretty ominous. Katar is in danger. I have to go. If you leave now, you won't be able to go into the Avatar state at all. Fortunately, that didn't turn out to be the case. Ang was able to return to the Avatar state to feed Fire Lord Slash Phoenix King Ozai in the war and restore balance to the world. But what happened to Guru Patek? He was 150 years old when he met Ang, making him the oldest human in the Avatar world. But he still seemed pretty spry. So where did Guru Patek end up? Did he and Ang ever pick up their training again? Or even just drink some onion and banana juice and talk about the old days? Next, what's the true purpose of the order of the White Lotus? For a society dedicated to truth above all else, this group sure has it share of secrets. In Avatar the last airbender, we get to watch them liberate bossing say from the Fire Nation. And it's awesome. Later, they'd help protect and train the Avatar. But why was the order of the White Lotus formed? Why did they have to go on a hiding in the first place? And just how much power does this secret society have to shape world events? And finally, what if Lutin had survived the siege of bossing say? Would Iro have become the next Fire Lord? What would have happened to the Fire Nation and the War? It's easy to say that he would have ended the Hundred Years War in a second. Zuko even asked him to fight Ozah and take the throne. But don't forget that before his son's death, Iro was a high ranking commander in the Fire Nation Army. And he did orchestrate a brutal siege on the Earth Kingdom capital. I hope you all may see it someday. If we don't burn it to the ground first. It was only losing his son, Lutin, that completely redirected Iro's life. If Lutin had survived, would Iro have been a completely different character from the wise mentor and spiritual guide that we know? Would Zuko have ever tried to hunt down the Avatar? If Lutin had survived, would this be a completely different show? There are so many interconnected plots and characters in the show. So of course, there are questions we still want answered. Did you just die? You know, it was really unclear. What burning questions do you have from Avatar the Last Airbender? Let us know in the comments. Nick Rewind is all about classic Nickelodeon. Want more? Like and comment below. And don't forget to subscribe to Nick Rewind channel and hit the bell icon so you never miss a new video.