Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2 Soundtrack
Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2 | |
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| Show Soundtrack (2026) | |
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| Studio | Netflix |
| Release date | 2026-06-25 |
| Genre(s) | Action, Adventure, Fantasy |
| Composer(s) | Takeshi Furukawa |
| Score album | Avatar: The Last Airbender: Season 2 (Soundtrack from the Netflix Series) |
| Record label | Netflix Music |
| Available on | Netflix |
| Cast | Gordon Cormier as Avatar Aang Kiawentiio as Katara Ian Ousley as Sokka Dallas Liu as Prince Zuko Paul Sun-Hyung Lee as Uncle Iroh Elizabeth Yu as Princess Azula ... e 3 more |
About This Soundtrack
Premiering on Netflix on June 25, 2026, the second season of the live-action series Avatar: The Last Airbender continues the journey of Aang (Gordon Cormier), Sokka (Ian Ousley), and Katara (Kiawentiio) through the Earth Kingdom. As they search for an earthbending teacher for the young Avatar, they encounter dangerous conspiracies in Ba Sing Se and face the relentless pursuit of Princess Azula (Elizabeth Yu) and Prince Zuko (Dallas Liu). The production expands the fantasy world, highlighting the growth of the characters as they prepare for the struggle against Fire Lord Ozai (Daniel Dae Kim).
The original orchestral score for the second season is composed by Takeshi Furukawa, who returns after his work on the first season. Furukawa employs a full symphonic orchestra and traditional East Asian acoustic instruments, including erhu, guzheng, and shakuhachi flutes, to represent the distinct cultures of the four nations. The music accompanies the introduction of Toph Beifong (Miya Cech) and the group's journey through locations like the Serpent's Pass and the Great Wall of Ba Sing Se, emphasizing the epic scale and emotional weight of their quest.
This page serves as a complete database and soundtrack guide for Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2. It contains the official list of instrumental score tracks and any additional music featured throughout the episodes, organized by sequence. The database is updated regularly as official details emerge, providing fans with verified track names, composer credits, and direct streaming links to listen to the score on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon.
Original Score
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DURATION1:46Water, Earth, Fire, Air by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION2:40Gaang to the Rescue by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION5:09Serpent's Pass by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION1:51A Town Called Nunya by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION4:48Ursa by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION3:51The Blind Bandit by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION1:54Fire Nation Girls by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION2:08Seal of the Flying Boar by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION4:13Hello Zuzu by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION1:29I'm a Rock by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION4:19Ba Sing Se by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION2:45The Painted Lady by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION1:27There Is No War in Ba Sing Se by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION1:45King Kuei by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION2:07That's Not How Grief Works by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION3:03The Dai LI by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION1:33Iroh by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION3:06The Spirit Library by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION8:57Wan Shi Tong's Wrath by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION2:33Jet by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION3:16Blood from a Stone by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION3:10Parable of the Two Dragons by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION3:07Katara and Zuko by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION5:27The Cycle Will End by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION1:16Brink of Death by Takeshi Furukawa
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DURATION1:28A Ba Sing Se Party by Takeshi Furukawa
About the Composer(s)
Takeshi Furukawa is a Grammy-nominated and BAFTA-nominated Japanese-American composer and conductor. He is widely known for composing the orchestral score for the video game The Last Guardian (2016) and Netflix's live-action series Avatar: The Last Airbender (2024-2026). His work combines traditional symphonic writing with electronic elements and traditional ethnic instrumentation.
Did you know?
- East Asian Instrumentation: Composer Takeshi Furukawa utilized traditional East Asian instruments, including the erhu (two-stringed fiddle), guzheng (zither), and shakuhachi (bamboo flute), combined with a Western symphonic orchestra to represent the Earth Kingdom and Nation cultures.
- Miya Cech Casting: Actress Miya Cech, who plays the blind earthbending prodigy Toph Beifong, took extensive martial arts and earthbending movement training to bring authenticity to Toph's iconic combative style.
- Grammy-Nominated Composer: Takeshi Furukawa, known for his beautiful orchestral work on the video game The Last Guardian, received nominations for his sweeping theme and score in the first season.
Official Trailer
About the Show
The second season of Netflix's live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender series follows Aang, Katara, and Sokka as they journey into the Earth Kingdom to find a master Earthbender to train the young Avatar. Along the way, they must navigate the dangerous politics of Ba Sing Se, elude the Fire Nation's relentless pursuit, and introduce a powerful new ally to their group. Toph Beifong, a blind earthbending prodigy, joins their quest to help Aang master the elements and prepare for the ultimate confrontation with Fire Lord Ozai.
Additional Information
Frequently Asked Questions
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