Momo was first found by Aang, Katara and Sokka at the Southern Air Temple when Aang returned after being in the ice for so many years. At first Sokka wanted to make him a meal since he was hungry. But Sokka changed his mind after Momo brought him some fruit.

Momo’s kind used to fly around the Temple. Now, because of the attack, Momo was the last Flying Lemur left. Momo is able to fly by using large folds of skin hidden on his arms as wings. He has very good hearing and sense of smell and is very fast.

Momo can act a little silly most of the time, adding comic relief to the show. However, he is smarter than he looks and acts.

Momo means “Peach” in Japanese, and that was what Momo was eating then Aang named him.

Momo is the flying lemur who Aang, Katara, and Sokka find in Aang’s old home, the Southern Air temple.

As all of the Avatar before him, Aang must have a sprit guide to help him in his journey as the Avatar. And this is Momo.

At first he is a little pain in the rump who steals all of Sokka’s food and leads Aang on a wild chase to the bodies of the Air-Masters who raised him. Sokka dislikes him, but they achieve a truce-of sorts later in the series.

Dee Bradley Baker was born in Indiana. His family moved to Greeley, Colorado, soon after his birth and he grew up there. Baker started performing at the age of nine, and steadily worked in musicals, operas, plays, and stand up, up to college. In college, he attended Colorado College and double majored in philosophy and German language. Baker started working as a stage actor, stand up comedian, and singer, after college, which led him to Los Angeles. There he went on to become “one of the most versatile and sought after voice actors,” according to his website[1].

His TV voice work include voicing: Squilliam Fancyson, Customers, Vendors, and other characters for SpongeBob SquarePants, Cow and Chicken’s father on Cow and Chicken, Wallabee Beatles (Numbuh 4), Hoagie P. Gilligan’s (Numbuh 2) baby brother Tommy Gilligan (The Tommy), and one of the Delightful Children from down the Lane on Codename: Kids Next Door, Mr. Uerkaut, Referee, Narrator, Bush, Lincoln, and Big Kid #2 on Whatever Happened to Robot Jones, most monster voices on Teen Titans, Klaus on American Dad!, and Elmer, Binky Abdul, Sanjay, and Remy Buxaplenty on The Fairly OddParents, as well as various voices in Avatar: The Last Airbender. He also voices Stinkfly and Wildmutt of Ben 10 as well as the Kelpie in American Dragon: Jake Long.

His voice work for video games include voicing: Lord Braska, Benzo, and Ayde Ronso on Final Fantasy X-2, the titular character of Viewtiful Joe, the Gravemind on Halo 2, and a Navy SEAL soldier on Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, Nightcrawler in X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse, and Specter and other voices in Ape Escape: On the Loose and Barrel from The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie’s Revenge.

Also provided the majority of voices on the game Samurai Western, including the villain, Goldberg.

In addition to voice acting credits, Baker has done performances for game shows such as Legends of the Hidden Temple (where he voiced Olmec), and Shop ‘Til You Drop. He is also voicing Captain Jack Sparrow’s talking parrot in the newly refurbished Pirates of the Caribbean rides at Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom.

Originally created for (and telecast on) Nickelodeon, the half-hour anime series Avatar The Last Airbender TV Show is set in an alternate world in which the “nations” are divided along the lines of elements: the Water Nation, the Earth Nation, the Fire Nation, and the Air Nation.

The titular Avatar was supreme master of the four elements and was predestined to protect the rest of his world against the evil Fire Nation. Abruptly disappearing from view, the Avatar resurfaced in the form of 12-year-old Aang, the last of the Airbender tribe. Discovered frozen in ice near the South Pole by two young members of the Water tribe, Katara and Sokka, the irresponsible Aang had to summon up enough strength — and self-esteem — to do battle against the villainous Firebenders. The series’ requisite “cute little animal” was Aang’s pet lemur, Momo.

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