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Koh, also known as the Face-Stealer, is a minor antagonist in Avatar: The Last Airbender. He first appeared in the second part of the Book One: Water finale, "The Siege of the North, Part 2". He is one of the oldest known spirits and is very knowledgeable and manipulative, as well as malevolent and pompous.
Feb 22, 2024 · Koh’s “Face Stealer” title isn’t metaphorical, as Aang sees for himself when he travels to Koh and spots a monkey with its face completely gone. When Aang finally confronts Koh he sees an...
Mar 24, 2024 · Koh The Face Stealer is a powerful spirit in Avatar, taking faces of those who show emotion. Koh is neither good nor evil, making him a complex adversary to the Avatars he encounters. Koh's name comes from Japanese word "kao," referencing his ability to steal faces in Avatar lore.
Jul 16, 2012 · updated Jul 15, 2012. advertisement. Koh the Face Stealer is a very old spirit that resides in the spirit world. It takes the form of a giant centipede that can change its face whenever it...
Feb 22, 2024 · Photo : Netflix. Koh is known as the face stealer in the Spirit World. A centipede-like creature, he has been in the Spirit World for a long time and has encountered the Avatar throughout...
This article is about the character in Netflix's live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender. For the character in the animated series, see Koh. Koh is a predatory spirit known as the Face Stealer. Koh is a spirit that was birthed by the Mother of Faces, the spirit that brought identity into...
Jul 16, 2020 · Koh stole the face of a blue creature with upward fangs and a large nose. It’s unclear if the previous owner was a spirit, animal, or human. This face is very similar to the Blue Spirit mask used by Zuko to rescue Aang in season 1. In Noh theater, oni masks portray devils and are used to ward off evil spirits and bring luck.
