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  • The Guru of the Stone, known colloquially as "The Guru" among the Cooper Gang, was a shaman living in the Australian outback. He was Murray's spiritual master and instructed him in the arts of the Dreamtime. After the Cooper Gang helped him clear miners out of his home, the Guru became the first individual to join the group and aid them in the Cooper Vault heist. He was voiced by Terry Rose.
  • The Guru is a hippie who seems to live (or at least spend time) on a mountain. He loves maraca-nut trees because he cried when he said that the trees were cut down to make Stiff Beauty Hair Spray. He owns a van that the "Key of Wisdom" goes to. He gives this key to Isabella and the Fireside Girls to help them reach the last maraca-nut tree. He is only shown for a small amount of time.
  • Guru died on April 19, 2010 from multiple myeloma, after suffering a cardiac arrest and falling into a coma at the age of 48.
  • The episode opens at Iroh and Zuko's apartment in Ba Sing Se, where Iroh is preparing a cauldron of jook. Zuko enter the room and comments on the smell of the pasty white soup. Iroh warns his nephew that he probably would not like it, but Zuko contradicts him, smelling a ladle-full and saying he would love to have some. Iroh, somewhat surprised, observes Zuko's emotional change since he recovered from the fever he had suffered. Zuko simply smiles and announces optimistically that it is a new day, Iroh's new tea shop is opening, they have a wonderful new apartment, and things in general are looking up.
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Voice
  • Judd Nelson
  • Terry Rose
Date
  • 2006-12-01
Last
  • "Isabella and the Temple of Sap"
Age
  • Adult
Series
  • 1
Weapon
Status
  • Alive
Appearance
  • Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves
Affiliation
Guest
  • Mako , Brian George , Phil LaMarr , Clancy Brown , Grey DeLisle , Cricket Leigh , Olivia Hack , Sab Shimono , Marc Graue , Andre Sogliuzzo , Richard McGonagle , Jim Meskimen
Name
  • The Guru of the Stone
First
  • "Isabella and the Temple of Sap"
Chapter
  • The Guru
Alias
  • Agent Old Rock
Species
  • Koala
Color
  • Adult
Studio
Profession
  • Guru
Episode
  • 39
PREV
  • "The Earth King"
Friends
  • Isabella and the Fireside Girls
Gender
  • Male
NEXT
  • "The Crossroads of Destiny"
Book
  • Earth
Writer
Director
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  • The Guru of the Stone, known colloquially as "The Guru" among the Cooper Gang, was a shaman living in the Australian outback. He was Murray's spiritual master and instructed him in the arts of the Dreamtime. After the Cooper Gang helped him clear miners out of his home, the Guru became the first individual to join the group and aid them in the Cooper Vault heist. He was voiced by Terry Rose.
  • The episode opens at Iroh and Zuko's apartment in Ba Sing Se, where Iroh is preparing a cauldron of jook. Zuko enter the room and comments on the smell of the pasty white soup. Iroh warns his nephew that he probably would not like it, but Zuko contradicts him, smelling a ladle-full and saying he would love to have some. Iroh, somewhat surprised, observes Zuko's emotional change since he recovered from the fever he had suffered. Zuko simply smiles and announces optimistically that it is a new day, Iroh's new tea shop is opening, they have a wonderful new apartment, and things in general are looking up. Meanwhile, Aang and Sokka land at the mouth of Chameleon Bay, the alleged location of Sokka's father, Hakoda, and the rest of the Southern Water Tribe warriors. Sokka grows very nervous, however, Aang succeeds in calming him down. Sokka questions Aang on his feelings about his meeting with Guru Pathik to master the Avatar State. Aang smiles and replies that he, unlike Sokka, is not nervous in the least. He takes off on Appa, shouting back to Sokka that they will reunite in a week. Sokka walks into the base and is greeted with warm and welcome arms by the warriors of the Southern Water Tribe. After a brief exchange of greetings, the warriors guide him to a large tent. Sokka enters the tent where several more warriors, including Bato and his father, are studying a map. Hakoda looks up, rising to embrace Sokka happily. Back in Ba Sing Se, the Earth King entertains Azula, Mai, and Ty Lee, disguised as Kyoshi Warriors. He tells them of Long Feng's manipulation of the city to which Azula expresses false interest. The Earth King goes on to reveal the plans for the invasion of the Fire Nation during the Day of Black Sun. Azula grows surprised, but manages to suppress her shock to the point of merely expressing interest in the plan. Meanwhile, the Council of Five reviews the invasion plan with Katara, who is accompanied by Momo. General How says that General Fong's fortress will be the staging point of the attack where they will send in troops, demonstrating the motion by earthbending several stone pieces representing Earth Kingdom forces across a world map. Momo suddenly darts across the board and knocks the pillars over. Katara laughs at the lemur's actions and attempts to joke with the five generals, who are not amused. General How asks Katara to deliver a scroll detailing the invasion plans so that it may receive the seal of the Earth King, which will finalize the plan. Aang arrives at the Eastern Air Temple and finds Guru Pathik meditating atop the same tower where he sat before Appa's departure. Guru Pathik introduces himself as a spiritual brother to the Air Nomads and a close friend of Monk Gyatso. Aang asks Pathik how he plans on teaching him to gain control of the Avatar State, to which the guru replies that he must first bring balance to himself before he can bring balance to the world. The guru first asks Aang to drink a liquid, which the young Avatar does before spitting it out, as it is a strange combination of onion and banana juice. Out on a road, an ostrich horse pulls a cart carrying Master Yu and Xin Fu as well as Toph, who is detained within a huge metal box. The two up front are arguing about which road leads to the Beifong estate, Toph's home, when Toph commands the two to stop arguing and let her out to go to the bathroom. Master Yu prepares to release her before Xin Fu sharply pulls him back from the action, noticing the obvious trick where his companion does not. Toph pounds against the cage, only infuriating Xin Fu more, who tells her that no matter how good an earthbender she may be, she cannot bend metal. Back in Ba Sing Se, Azula, Mai, and Ty Lee remove their disguises, where Azula presents to the girls an idea. She states they now have the perfect opportunity to conquer the Earth Kingdom from the inside and succeed where the Fire Nation has failed for a century. She proposes they stage a coup to overthrow the Earth King. Azula establishes that the determining factor in accomplishing this goal lies in the control of the Dai Li. Back at the Eastern Air Temple, Guru Pathik begins Aang's instruction of the chakras. In order to master the Avatar State, Pathik says he must first open the seven chakras of the body. After determining that Aang has no knowledge of the nature of chakras, Pathik provides a visual representation. Using a pond clogged with algae, he successfully explains to Aang the concept of chakras, stating that by removing the clogs between pools, the water is allowed to flow, just as energy is allowed to flow through the body when the seven chakras are open. The guru explains that there are seven chakras within the body, each with a purpose and a different blockage, an intense sensation results from the opening of them all. Pathik warns that the process of opening the chakras cannot be halted once it has begun – it must be completed in order to succeed. Aang accepts this hazard and they begin the process, traveling to different areas in the Eastern Air Temple, learning about the first six chakras of earth, water, fire, air, sound, and light. Aang opens each fairly easily. Meanwhile, Toph uses her ability to sense the tiny fragments of earth left within the metal cage and learns the unique sub-skill of bending metal. During this process, she punches a huge dent through the cage doors twice and manages to escape her cell. Back at Chameleon Bay, Sokka, his father, and the rest of the warriors prepare what Hakoda calls tangle mines. Comprised of a buoyant casing around an explosive mine, they are filled with skunk fish and seaweed. Upon detonation, the seaweed entangles itself in the propellers of Fire Nation ships, immobilizing them. Afterward, the stench of the skunk fish forces the soldiers aboard to abandon ship. Hakoda jokes that he has dubbed the plan, "The Stink and Sink", to which Sokka explodes with laughter. Bato remarks dryly on the similarities between father and son. A scouting party returns, informing the warriors of the presence of four Fire Nation ships. Hakoda quickly acts, telling Bato to finish preparing the mines, and the rest of the warriors to prepare for battle. Sokka hesitates as the other warriors prepare for battle and asks Hakoda what he should do. In a slightly irritated, yet joking tone, Hakoda repeats pointedly that he wanted "the rest of [the] men to get ready for battle". Sokka smiles at his father's confirmation of his coming-of-age and quickly prepares himself for the encounter ahead. In Ba Sing Se, the Jasmine Dragon finally opens with Iroh and Zuko standing proudly as customers arrive at the tea shop. Iroh says that he is in disbelief at having accomplished his dream of running his own shop. He advises Zuko to follow his own dreams as well, and Zuko congratulates him. Iroh expresses pride in his nephew for having chosen to be with him in this happy time. Zuko enthusiastically hugs his uncle, before running off to start preparing tea; Iroh soon happily joins him. Meanwhile, Mai and Ty Lee, in Kyoshi Warrior garb, lounge on the front steps of the Earth King's palace. Mai complains about her outfit and the tasks involved in being the Earth King's audience, primarily cleaning up after the king's pet bear. Ty Lee advises Mai to be patient and repeats aloud the plan Azula has formed. Mai quickly snaps at her to be quiet, as she will reveal they are from the Fire Nation to anyone within earshot. A small group of Dai Li agents, who have been spying from their hiding spots, clinging to several pillars, quickly and stealthily crawl off. Once they are gone, Azula emerges and compliments her friends on their acting job, as Long Feng will surely be informed of their plans now. Katara and Momo decide to stop at the new tea house just before going to see the Earth King. As she enters, Katara hears and sees Zuko reciting an order for tea to Iroh in the back of the shop and gasps in surprise before running off to warn the Earth King. Aang and Pathik arrive at the seventh and final chakra. Pathik congratulates Aang and states that with the final chakra's opening, he will be able to willfully enter and exit the Avatar State, as well as control his actions within it. The thought chakra, located at the crown of the head, deals with cosmic energy and is blocked by earthly attachment. Aang is asked to meditate on what he is attached to and images of Katara flood his mind. Now that Aang has focused on that to which he is attached, Pathik instructs him to let the attachments go. Aang suddenly becomes angry, finding the idea of letting go of Katara ludicrous, as he loves her. He questions why he should not allow himself to feel this love, when Pathik stated previously that it was beneficial to him. Pathik narrows his eyes, but remains calm and states that if Aang ever wants the pure cosmic energy to enter him, he must let go of all earthly attachments, including Katara. Katara rushes into the palace and tells Azula, whom she believes is Suki, that Zuko and Iroh have infiltrated the city. She tells them urgently to inform the Earth King. As Azula calmly replies that will not be necessary, Katara realizes her mistake – she recognizes the distinct golden hue of Azula's eyes. However, Katara's realization is too late; Ty Lee hurtles into the air and disables her. Azula and her friends stand over Katara's prone form, where she remarks that it is time she and Zuko encounter each other again. The argument continues back at the Eastern Air Temple, with Pathik telling Aang he must open all the chakras to master the Avatar State. Aang decides to try and do so, and he begins to visualize an image of Katara disappearing into space and himself being taken high above the planet to walk along a purple stream of cosmic energy. The stream is radiating from a gigantic image of himself in the Avatar State, which surrounds him in a sphere of energy radiating from its palms. Aang is suddenly surprised, however, when an image of Katara, captured underground, appears behind him. He abandons the Avatar State-induced figure and begins running toward the image, causing the stream of cosmic energy to dissipate, and Aang to plummet to the Earth. Jolting awake from his meditation, Aang desperately says that Katara is in trouble and he must go back to Ba Sing Se to aid her. Pathik tries to stop him, telling him that by choosing attachment, the last chakra has become blocked and if he leaves now, he will not be able trigger the Avatar State at all. Aang hesitates, but continues on without looking back or responding, to Pathik's dismay. Meanwhile, Master Yu and Xin Fu are startled by a tearing sound from the back of the wagon and go to investigate. They discover a massive hole has been created in the back of Toph's prison, which is empty. Toph emerges from several feet away and uses earthbending to thrust Xin Fu and Yu into the chamber. After taking a few moments to bask in her triumph and state her status as "the greatest earthbender", Toph rapidly journeys toward Ba Sing Se by surfing along a self-made wave of earth. This leaves Xin Fu and Yu locked very uncomfortably within the coffin, with Xin Fu frustrated as ever at having to spend time with his companion. Sokka and the rest of Hakoda's warriors finish preparation of their ships for attack. Sokka assures his father that he will make him proud and prove his skill as a warrior. Hakoda smiles and replies that he has always known his son to be a great warrior. This heartfelt moment is cut short, however, by the sudden appearance of Aang and Appa. Witnessing the worried expression on the Avatar's face, he realizes the urgency of the situation and bids farewell to his father. In the prisons of Ba Sing Se, a group of Dai Li agents escorts a restrained and complaining Azula to Long Feng's cell. Upon their arrival, she demands to know why she has been brought to the prison in the middle of the night. Long Feng smiles craftily and reveals his knowledge of her true identity. He states that he wants to make a deal with her in an attempt to regain control of the city. He explains the Earth King's trust in Azula is the key factor that will lead to the success of this scheme. In return for her help, Long Feng promises the Avatar will be delivered to her, to which Azula smirks before the proposal continues. At the Jasmine Dragon, Iroh and Zuko are surprised when a messenger delivers wonderful news — they have been invited to serve tea to the Earth King. Zuko, looking extremely content and happy for his uncle's good fortune, continues working in the shop. Meanwhile, Azula is escorted back to her apartment by the Dai Li, smirking.
  • The Guru is a hippie who seems to live (or at least spend time) on a mountain. He loves maraca-nut trees because he cried when he said that the trees were cut down to make Stiff Beauty Hair Spray. He owns a van that the "Key of Wisdom" goes to. He gives this key to Isabella and the Fireside Girls to help them reach the last maraca-nut tree. He is only shown for a small amount of time.
  • Guru died on April 19, 2010 from multiple myeloma, after suffering a cardiac arrest and falling into a coma at the age of 48.
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