Aangs

Aangs is the plural form of the given name Aang. In English usage, it is used to refer to more than one person who shares the name. The most widely known bearer of the name is Aang, the central character of the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender, which debuted on Nickelodeon in 2005. In the series, Aang is an airbender who becomes the Avatar, the master of all four elements and the world’s primary mediator of balance between the spirit and physical worlds.

Outside of Avatar, there is little documented usage of the name Aang in popular culture. Accordingly, references to Aangs in general discourse typically occur in informal or fan contexts, such as discussions of multiple people named Aang or fan fiction that includes characters named Aang. The plural form functions like other plural proper nouns when listing people who share the same first name.

Etymology and broader usage: Aang, in the Avatar universe, is presented as a fictional name without a direct real-world etymology. In real-world contexts, Aang is uncommon as a given name, and Aangs—as a plural—reflects ordinary English pluralization rather than a separate cultural term.

Related topics include Aang (character) and Avatar: The Last Airbender.