Let's use the Aang article as an example for this discussion. We know that The Promise took place a year after the end of A:TLA, so all the characters aged up one year. Therefore, Aang is, at the end of The Promise, thirteen-to-fourteen-years old. However, the time period for The Search has gone unspecified, so we have had to presume that The Search takes place only shortly after The Promise (still only about one year after the end of the original series), meaning that Aang wouldn't have aged another year. In a recent interview with Gene Yang, though, it is revealed that The Search takes place about two years out from the original series instead of about one (so about one year after the events of The Promise). This means that Aang is now fourteen-to-fifteen-years-old, and all of his co-sta
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| - Let's use the Aang article as an example for this discussion. We know that The Promise took place a year after the end of A:TLA, so all the characters aged up one year. Therefore, Aang is, at the end of The Promise, thirteen-to-fourteen-years old. However, the time period for The Search has gone unspecified, so we have had to presume that The Search takes place only shortly after The Promise (still only about one year after the end of the original series), meaning that Aang wouldn't have aged another year. In a recent interview with Gene Yang, though, it is revealed that The Search takes place about two years out from the original series instead of about one (so about one year after the events of The Promise). This means that Aang is now fourteen-to-fifteen-years-old, and all of his co-sta
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| - Let's use the Aang article as an example for this discussion. We know that The Promise took place a year after the end of A:TLA, so all the characters aged up one year. Therefore, Aang is, at the end of The Promise, thirteen-to-fourteen-years old. However, the time period for The Search has gone unspecified, so we have had to presume that The Search takes place only shortly after The Promise (still only about one year after the end of the original series), meaning that Aang wouldn't have aged another year. In a recent interview with Gene Yang, though, it is revealed that The Search takes place about two years out from the original series instead of about one (so about one year after the events of The Promise). This means that Aang is now fourteen-to-fifteen-years-old, and all of his co-stars are also a year older. Because of this, I suggest that we change the infobox age parameters of the original series characters to include their newly discovered ages in The Search. The infobox age parameter would then look something like this for Aang: Biographical information Alternative names Nationality Ethnicity Age Born Died Physical description Gender Height Eye color Hair color Skin color Skin type Personal information Love Interests Allies Enemies Weapon of choice Fighting styles Chronological and political information Profession Position Reign Predecessor Successor Affiliation First Appearance Last Appearance Voiced by Portrayed by More about Avatar Wiki:War Room/Possible age-up for original series characters Relationships Other Media Then the references section on the Aang article would appear like this:
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