Who cares about Kyoshi? Azula > Kyoshi
Apples and oranges man. Plus Kyoshi would have wiped the floor with Azula
Who cares about Kyoshi? Azula > Kyoshi
Suki, Yue, Toph, Ty lee... If there were Air nomad girls running around, one would probably have fallen for him too.
I wonder if you're allowed to air bend in pro bending?
They never mentioned if you could or not. Sounds like it'd be op considering air is...everywhere. But it's not exactly fair to outlaw one entire sect of bending, almost extinct or not.
Who cares about Kyoshi? Azula > Kyoshi
Sometimes it feels like this thread is on repeat.
wtf
how? beta?
Is it just me, or does the show seem like it would be really intimidating to someone jumping in fresh? There are so many references to TLA in the first episode, and generally it seems to assume a lot. Like there's no attempt to explain who the White Lotus are and why there's only one Airbending master in the world...
Is it just me, or does the show seem like it would be really intimidating to someone jumping in fresh? There are so many references to TLA in the first episode, and generally it seems to assume a lot. Like there's no attempt to explain who the White Lotus are and why there's only one Airbending master in the world...
The Last Airbender was TLA and so The Legend of Korra should be TLoK or TLK. Imo.
hey in the drill episode Aang said he wished he could metalbend. I didn't catch that foreshadowing the first time (and Toph didn't want to go in that "metal monster" because she couldn't bend there etc). Do you think Aang kept on training with Zuko and Toph after defeating the Fire Lord? And perhaps they thought him fire bending and lightning etc? His training wasn't complete before the battle but from the comic sequel it doesn't appear he was taking more lessons...
And are Korra's lessons in Earth, Water and Fire are done? Surely she must have already realised how useful being a metalbender would be if she ever has to take on Lin again. I guess this probending is still learning but it doesn't seem quite practical.
She probably doesn't know anything about how metal bending works, only it exists. I imagine it's hard to learn and you would need a master in the subject to teach you. But since she seems to be a natural at bending, I wouldn't discount a lesson in the future.
For the story, though, it's probably unnecessary. She's OP as it is.
No one answered me earlier...is there a consensus on airbending in pro bending?
As an Air Bender, I'm miffed that we don't get any specific derivatives.
Fire benders can Lightning bend, Earth benders can metal bend, and water benders can blood bend.
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She probably doesn't know anything about how metal bending works, only it exists. I imagine it's hard to learn and you would need a master in the subject to teach you. But since she seems to be a natural at bending, I wouldn't discount a lesson in the future. The weakness in being the Avatar is you have 4 elements to master instead of one. I'd be surprised if she ever really learns any of the sub-sets, at least not until she's older.
For the story, though, it's probably unnecessary. She's OP as it is.
She's only overpowered if you include the Avatar state (which I'm not even sure she can enter and control at will given her problems with the spiritual side of bending). She was captured by what 4 Earthbenders police? Aang usually took care of or escaped from that number of police easily.
It's not explicitly banned, but the rules clearly state that teams are made up of a Waterbender, a Firebender and an Earthbender.
As an Air Bender, I'm miffed that we don't get any specific derivatives.
Fire benders can Lightning bend, Earth benders can metal bend, and water benders can blood bend.
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Yeah, you guys just have to settle with the fact that airbending is ridiculously overpowered compared to the rest.
Poor you.
Amon's side is looking sweeter by the day.
How many police did Aang fight that were a trained force created by Toph?
While i'll admit that air bending is ridiculously versatile and awesome, it is NOT ridiculously overpowered. Combat wise, its clearly the worst out of the 3. Aang didn't even bother using Air Bending offensively against some of strongest opponents (Azula) since wouldn't have done any damage, instead it was used as a diversion / defensive type bending while he prioritized water /earth for offense.
Technically, you would have to create a wind vortex to suck the air out of someone instead of just straight bending the air out of them.what happens when you bend the air out of someone's lungs?
airbending is OP as fuck
He was never taught offensive air techniques because he was raised as a pacifist.
This isn't about power this is about who is the better character.Apples and oranges man. Plus Kyoshi would have wiped the floor with Azula
I will use what is mine with fire and blood.Plywood I thought you were cool. You are no longer allowed to have my Khalessi as your avatar.
what happens when you bend the air out of someone's lungs?
airbending is OP as fuck
Technically, you would have to create a wind vortex to suck the air out of someone instead of just straight bending the air out of them.
Semantics, I guess.
Also, using an air technique against fire would be bad. Feeding the flame much?
It was offscreen, but that's how some of the airbending masters in Aang's temple defended themselves.(Assuming you could)
"Alright, you're all dead unless you do what I say."
Amplification: A specialized form of airbending in which the bender is able to generate massive amplified sound waves with the help of airbending. One possible canon example of this is shown when Aang, while trying to lead animals out of the city to outside the inner wall, used airbending to blow his bison whistle, sending massive sound waves throughout the city to call all the animals.[29] He also used it to comically amplify his cry for help when trapped at the Sun Warrior ruins.[2]
Airbending is the only art that apparently has no specific sub-skill or specialized form that has as of yet been revealed, although it has been speculated soundbending (see above) could fit into this category.
So are the metal benders actual metal benders or do they just shoot hooks?
So are the metal benders actual metal benders or do they just shoot hooks?
Airbend all the air away from your opponent, creating a vacuum.
Laugh as they topple over, or explode.
Win.
Conversely, crush your opponent with extreme air pressure.
that doesn't sound like Avatar at all
hell flame bending fights don't seem to do much apart from make them slightly singed
(or in zukos case a burnt face)
and every time someone is encased in ice, it will break just so you know they didn't suffocate![]()
that doesn't sound like Avatar at all
hell flame bending fights don't seem to do much apart from make them slightly singed
(or in zukos case a burnt face)
and every time someone is encased in ice, it will break just so you know they didn't suffocate![]()
The explanation for her getting that old would be that Avatars that die of natural causes have a much, much longer life span than normal people. So it's not surprising that one of them got 230 years old.
I am sure Aang would have lived 160+ years as well if he didn't use up a big chunk of his years trapped in the ice. (well technically he did live that long)
an airbender could force air into a persons lungs until they burst.He was never taught offensive air techniques because he was raised as a pacifist.
Technically, you would have to create a wind vortex to suck the air out of someone instead of just straight bending the air out of them.
Semantics, I guess.
Also, using an air technique against fire would be bad. Feeding the flame much?
Counterpoint (spoilers from the last episode of The Last Airbender!)
(And that barrier of air seems rather impregnable, at least against anything another bender could dish out)
It's the curse of kid's shows. Firebending is worthless because it always just misses. Swords only cut cloth.
Yeah they're benders. Korra says so anyways. They shoot the hooks with their bending, iirc.
Ah okay, sweet.Actual metal bend.