1. Shoto Todoroki - MHA/BNHA

2. Zuko - ATLA

3. Leo Valdez - PJO

4. Kai Smith - Ninjago

5. Flambae - Dispatch

6. Peril - WoF

7. Danny Fenton - Danny Phantom (a bit)

8. Aelin Galathynus - ToG

All have:

- fire powers

- mommy issues and/or daddy issues

- some sort of traumatic past associated with said fire powers and/or parental issues (except Danny, his is more electrical i guess)

Most closely associated (in my opinion):

Todoroki & Zuko — both have scars on their face caused by a parent and their trauma/backstory is too similar to not compare them

Leo & Peril — both have had a bad past experience of their powers hurting people important to them and now somewhat fear their powers

Kai & Flambae — both are a bit hotheaded but are leaders in their own right and come in clutch when it comes to saving the day

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